Just eight miles outside Gettysburg sits an old stone inn along the Chambersburg Pike. In the summer of 1863, Confederate troops passed through its doors, wounded soldiers filled its rooms, and the road outside carried the first movements toward what would become one of the bloodiest battles in American history. Today, the building still stands, still welcoming guests… and still carrying stories that suggest some of its visitors never checked out. In this episode, we explore the history of the Cashtown Inn and the strange experiences that continue to follow it.

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CONTENT WARNING: Brief discussion of Civil War violence and death.

Episode Highlights

• 🪖 A roadside inn that became a stopover for Confederate soldiers just before the Battle of Gettysburg ...