Was taken in to the house and given a lesson on the history of the house and then left to explore on our own. Amazing that the bullet holes are still in the house. Love seeing how the people lived all those years ago. This experience is a quick visit.

Had a great tour! We had Chris as our guide, she was very knowledgeable and friendly! Was great at answering everyone’s questions and she was very patient (larger group)! Would definitely like to have her again as our guide for sure! Managed to catch a glimpse of a lady in the clock on the mantle! Couldn’t find her in any other shots!

We toured the Jenny Wade house with Rachel as our tour guide, which we booked through Ghostly Images of Gettysburg at 777 Baltimore St. (Ghostlyimages. net). Rachel was wonderful. Spirited and extremely knowledgeable of the history of this house among other places she took us. It was an hour and a half that just flew by. It was a walking tour, but gentle on us old gals. I won't tell you if we heard, seen or was touched by a spirit, you'll just have to go on the tour for yourself.

Our tour guide, Trina, was very knowledgeable about the Jennie Wade House. We found this tour to be very interesting and somewhat sad considering Jennie Wade was the only civilian on record to have been killed during the fighting in Gettysburg. When you walk into the basement, you really get a feel for how depressing it must have been. Definitely a tour worth taking. If you get a chance, follow it up with a visit to where she is buried. There are only two women who have the honor of a perpetual flag, Jennie being one of them. Her story is pretty amazing.

The Jennie Wade House has been on my list of places to visit, and did not disappoint. It is set up so well, to show visitors the house of working class people of different levels. (The other family in the duplex was a little better off and had nicer furniture.) The tour guide was wonderful with her explanations. It was fascinating to see the bullet holes in the doors, and in the outside walls. The basement was cold and eerie. You could easily imagine the sadness and fear that the family had while hiding there and waiting for the battle to end. Then we walked up the hill to see Jennie's burial place. It's definitely worth a walk up the street.

Our tour guide Allison was amazing! She was kind, very knowledgeable and passionate about the history and spirits in the Jennie Wade house! You can tell she truly loves and is passionate about the Jennie Wade house and Gettysburg! What also makes Allison our tour guide special is she is retired from the Air Force. Thank you Allison for your service!! If you go to Gettysburg we highly recommend the Jennie Wade House! I did feel some kind of energy in the house. When we came out of the basement at the end of the tour a few of us smelled rosemary coming from the basement. I think I might of also captured a spirit in one of the many photos I took. I think it is the shadow man that Allison said hangs around this particular spot in the photo. Thank you Allison for being passionate about the Jennie Wade house and Gettysburg!!

My wife and I went on the Jennie Wade House evening tour while visiting Gettysburg. Our tour guide Allie was very knowledgeable and very passionate about her job. She explained the history of Jennie and house as she took us from room to room, eventually ending the tour in the basement. She even let some of us use EMF meters. She stated she felt a lot of activity here that day and I did smell bread in the kitchen and my wife smelled smoke. It was a fun tour and we learned a lot. My only negative was the crowd was rather large so we couldn’t all stand in each room at one time. We were allowed to take pics but it was hard due to the crowding. Otherwise it was a real fun tour and I highly recommend it

Had the most wonderful experience tonight as my 2 adult adult children an my husband I toured the Jenny Wade tour. We were amazed at all the info that our guide, Chris, gave us. We are believers in the paranormal, but we are always happy to learn more.

The best part of this tour is the story itself. The guide gives some background on the others in the house, the closeness of the battle and what happened after Jennie was killed. It's a bit alarming to realize the house was hit by bullets over 100 times and gives a sense of what it may have been like to live there. You could probably read the story in a book but standing in the actual house makes it more real. As for the tour itself, the guide tells the story in the bottom two rooms of the house (actually two small homes) and the guests wander through the rest by themselves. The whole thing takes less than 30 minutes. I'm glad I did this tour and felt really engaged in the story. However the house is very small and there's really not a lot else to tell so I probably wouldn't do it again. (But there were a few people in our group that had done the tour several times.) Suitable for children. Probably not suitable for people with mobility issues. You must walk up a narrow flight of stairs to tour the house and there are a few steps to even get into the house

My wife and I took the Spirits of Jennie Wade walking tour on Wednesday, June 5th, 8-9:30 pm with Rick as our tour guide along with Chris. Absolutely awesome! This was our first visit to historic Gettysburg. The tour guide Rick presented the tour factually and really held your attention from beginning to end. Chris offered some additional stories of her own personal experiences throughout the years at the house which tied everything together. We had a great time, and it was well worth the money... I highly recommend taking the tour and would ask for Rick to be your guide. With his experience and knowledge of Gettysburg along with years of paranormal investigations he added the perfect element to help us understand the rich history of not only Jennie but the entire Wade family. Thanks again. We will be back. 5 stars