USA · CIVIL WAR BATTLEFIELDS
At Gettysburg the ground is the exhibit, and a licensed battlefield guide rides in your car and takes the route at your pace. Fort Sumter is reached only by the park ferry out of Charleston, which fixes how long you get on the island. The listing gives running times, what each ticket covers and where the tours start.
Fort Sumter with a prebooked ticket and round-trip ferry from Charleston Harbor, plus a ranger talk and museum time on the island.
Roundtrip ferry plus Fort Sumter entry and ranger-led storytelling, with scenic harbor views and time to explore ruins at your pace.
2-hour air-conditioned Gettysburg bus tour with a national park guide, visiting Devil’s Den, Little Round Top, and Pickett’s Charge.
A 1-hour Gettysburg walking ghost tour with Civil War stories at haunted stops, starting at 452 Baltimore St for $32.
Self-guided Gettysburg battlefield driving audio tour with GPS-triggered stories, 19-mile route, offline maps, and lifetime access for one car.
Ride an open-top horse-drawn carriage through Gettysburg’s Civil War battlefield with a licensed guide and a small group, for 2 hours.
Experience late-night Gettysburg with Civil War stories and ghost-hunting gear. Use EVP and dousing tools while walking key dark spots.
Nashville Civil War day tour to Carter House, Lotz House, and Carnton, plus Franklin town time and guided storytelling.
A 2-hour, narrated Civil War walk through Savannah, covering secession, Sherman, Special Order No. 15, and Reconstruction debates. Small groups.
A one-hour Gettysburg ghost walk mixing Civil War lore, bullet holes to peer into, and ghost stories tied to Jennie Wade and local landmarks.
Ride Gettysburg Battlefield on horseback with a licensed guide, see Little Round Top from Spangler Farm, and visit Trostle Farm’s cannonball hole.
A family-friendly ghost and history walk through Gettysburg after dark, mixing real Civil War stories with local haunt lore.
Private Gettysburg battlefield tour with a licensed guide who drives your vehicle, fewer crowds, short walks, and lots of Q&A.
Walk Savannah’s Historic District on a guided Civil War route, from Warren Square to Sherman’s Green-Meldrim House, with strategy and street-level stories.
A small-group night walk in Gettysburg that mixes ghost stories with Civil War facts, including a stop inside the Jennie Wade House.
