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The Jacob Grass Hotel

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This two-story brick hotel served as headquarters for the Union Army during The Battle of Hunterstown,
Gettysburg Campaign,
July 2nd, 1863.
It was in this very hotel that Brigadier George Armstrong Custer
received orders to charge the Confederate line on Hunterstown Road.
After the battle as the largest hospital in town.

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Historic Grass Hotel ornament $8.00

"The Jacob Grass Hotel"Ornament 
        Can be  purchased at
     The Dobbin House Gift Shop
   
         89 Steinwehr Ave
              Gettysburg, PA

       Or through HHS Society...
      (See our Gift Shop Page)

         The Jacob Grass Hotel....
       Union Headquarters during
     The Battle of Hunterstown,
         Gettysburg Campaign
               July 2nd, 1863
           The Jacob Grass Hotel was also
        used as a hospital after the
     battle and recently received a
    hospital sign thanks to the folks
at
Historic Gettysburg-Adams County.

The "Historic Jacob Grass Hotel" is owned by
Ron Myers, assistant manager at the Dobbin House.


November, 2007
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Ron Myers, Owner, Roger & Laurie Harding, Chuck Teague, Pres, HGAC, Mike Vallone, Battlefield Guide

Historic Marker provided by Historic Gettysburg-Adams County
www.hgaconline.org

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