Excellent customer service. Got to the store right before closing. We were told no big deal to take…read moreour time and get what we needed. Huge selection. We should have given ourselves more time to shop. Great prices. We will be back

Outstanding Army Military Surplus store just down the road from the LetterKenny Army Depot in…read moreChambersburg, Pennsylvania. Great collection of military issue gear and memorabilia. Friendly employees who are very knowledgeable of subject matter material with business inventory. This is one of those places where you go into just to browse but end up leaving with must have items you couldn't find anywhere else.

Comics World is located in the Lincoln Way East Shopping Center near AAA. Do not let the size of…read morethe storefront fool you, they have a lot to offer. Excellent selection of new pull comics, which at some shops these days is hard to find. Back of the store is mostly comprised of longboxes on tables, with a large selection. Better longboxes are on the tables with some budget longboxes located on the floor. The good selection of toys and collectables just makes Comics World even more well-rounded. This might be the best kept secret in the southern Pennsylvania comic book shop scene and I would absolutely return here.

they have great items, prices are about the same as everywhere else. They could be better with…read morecustomer service but they're the only book store in town so...

Fun and historical. Went with family and there was so much to see and do. This was my 2nd visit…read moreand hope to go one more time. You will love Jenny's W gift shop!

Located back behind the Jennie Wade House Museum in the strip mall and tourist parking area, you'll…read morefind the Jennie Wade Gift Shop. The name Jennie Wade comes from Mary Virginia Jennie Wade, supposedly the only civilian killed during the battle of Gettysburg by a stray bullet, though there is some controversy about whether or not that bullet was in fact stray or aimed. It's certainly nice enough, but as far as gift shops go in the Gettysburg area, really doesn't amount to all that much. Some souvenirs, baskets, jars of jelly, jams and a lot of whatnots. For most things, however, their prices are reasonable. I bought a cucumber dill salad dressing for about a dollar less than I saw in other places. The staff is super friendly and all of the items are uncluttered and well display.

This place is a very small place that is actually located behind a house, so it is a little hard to…read morefind. They don't have a lot of stock, but the quality of what they do have is good and the prices are reasonable. They have items for both the confederate and Union items as well as civilian items.

I really want to leave no stars on this review. Tried for 30 days to contact S&S to discuss return…read moreand make another purchase. Left msgs. No return calls. Called again today. Extremely poor customer servce. Owner is a byzantine lout. Preaches rather than asks to help. Do not frequent this vendor.

Great place to find original rare civil war items experienced and knowledgeable owner, if your…read moregoing to gettysburg, put the union drummer boy on your list

I went in to the union drummer boy was instantly greeted the employees they were very nice, theres…read morea huge selection of civil war militaria with great prices. I wanted to purchase an item and the owner personally helped me out I would definitely recommend you check it out.

We're always on the look out for Hobby Stores on our travels and this one popped up in a random…read moresearch. Its hard to miss it, there's a HUGE train outside with the store name on it. It reminded me of the old school train shops my dad, uncle, and grandad always took me too as a kid. There's a HUGE variety of model trains, scenery, paints, parts, you'd be hard pressed to not find something you need here. The owner greeted us warmly, mentioned a sale they had going on and said to ask him if we needed anything. Besides trains he also had a decent stock of model planes and cars, a few Star Trek models from the 80s but again, the bulk of his stock is trains. We were in the market for Gunpla models and sadly he didn't stock those but I will be telling my uncle about this place when he needs supplies for his trains. A great small business to stop in if you're looking for model trains and parts and want to support local businesses. Owner is very knowledgeable and friendly, willing to go that extra mile to help find what you need.

The store is an older store with a good amount of train products especially HO but n gage and…read moreo-gage are represented. The staff was very friendly and we were immediately asked if we needed help when we walked in the door great way to start. I really didn't need anything but I ended up spending almost 100 bucks! The main man was very nice to talk to and my wife and I will be back again.He also told us about another place in town which had a lot Lionel itemsBut since we had other places to go in town we'll have to wait till next time to see this place but we will stop back at Tommy's Gilberts again cause it was a nice store.

Very friendly. Huge selection. If you can't find it there, or a similar item, you won't find it…read moreanywhere.

Lovely small town hidden gem. Proprietor was sweet, caring, and helpful. Wonderful lady! Shop…read moreOffers a large variety of items and lovely item made by locals to inspire.

very nice museum that shows not only civil war relics but one of the sycamore tree remains that…read morestood during the civil war. They also have war simulations, 3D movies and pictures, and the admission price is cheap. The staff is also very nice

We booked a private tour through the center. It was a two hour tour of the battlefield with a…read morelicensed guide in our own car. I can't recommend this enough. I wish we had booked a longer tour! Our guide, Jim, was excellent. He was very pleasant and knowledgeable. He was able to pull our individual interests in making the tour more personal. The museum was good. It wasn't overly big, but I would say give yourself an hour to tour it. Honestly, any bigger and I would have succumbed to information overload. The gift shop was nice. There was a little bit of everything for everybody. They had a really good selection of books. Oh, and while we were there, there were re-enactors on the front lawn. All in all our visit made for a great day.