Gettysburg, Pennsylvania: Civil War Tails: Miniature Catfight
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Civil War Tails at the Homestead Diorama Museum
- Address:
- 785 Baltimore St., Gettysburg, PA
- Directions:
- Civil War Tails at the Homestead Diorama Museum. South edge of town, on the southbound side of Baltimore St. just south of where it splits from US Hwy 15 BUS/Steinwehr Ave.
- Hours:
- M,Tu,Th 3-8; F 1-8, Sa 10-8 (Call to verify) Local health policies may affect hours and access.
- Phone:
- 717-420-5273
- Admission:
- Adults $6.50
- RA Rates:
- Worth a Detour
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Civil War Tails: Miniature Catfight
Elaborate dioramas are populated by thousands of tiny hand-made cats in Civil War uniforms.
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Civil War Tails: Miniature Catfight
This place was awesome! It was everything I wanted it to be. The owners of Civil War Tails were incredibly nice. So helpful. I cannot recommend it enough. Truly a work of love by talented artists.
[Nicole Charlton-Nauroth, 10/20/2020]This attraction features dioramas of battles and camp scenes of the Civil War. The figures in the dioramas are thousands of unique hand-made and hand-painted tiny models of cats in Civil War uniforms. This is a sincere project created with great personal effort, a true labor of love in the modern world.
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Thousands of tiny cat soldiers, hand-made from clay by twin sisters Rebecca and Ruth Brown, who like both cats and the Civil War. Each cat represents one soldier (no one-cat-to-ten-soldiers cheating) and the battle scenes are as historically accurate as possible.