In the heart of history, antiquing, apple country, and recreation, you will find 'Along The Way'. Our federal style home, has housed many owners and guests since it was built circa 1810. The barn in the back, dated 1886, was once the town livery. During the mid 1900's Dr. Miller checked throats and gave shots from his office connected to the main house. After Dr. Miller several owners, including ourselves, have used all or part of his former office space for an antique shop.
People stay here for many reasons.
Some need a home away from home while conducting business. The old train depot is now a fascinating museum displaying railroad items from an earlier time. Our town is proud of its specialty shops and businesses that appeal to various interests and tastes. Guests here also appreciate the sights and absorb the history of Gettysburg , where the Civil War becomes three dimensional rather than mere words on a page. Nearby Gettysburg College and Dickinson College offer culture and education.