2009

Quite The Stir Presents "Home For The Holidays"

Friday, December 11, 2009 between 5:00 pm and 8:00 pm, join Gettysburg's finest establishments as they open their doors to the public:

Quite The Stir Bungalow...a 1930s/1940's Bed and Breakfast, 500 W. Middle Street , Gettysburg, PA

Creating Quite The Stir Event Planners, 500 W. Middle Street, Gettysburg, PA

A Sentimental Journey Bed and Breakfast, 433 Baltimore Street, Gettysburg, PA

Adams County Winery, 25 Chambersburg Street, Gettysburg, PA

Aces High, 433 Baltimore Street, Gettysburg, PA

Tillie Pierce Bed and Breakfast, 303 Baltimore Street, Gettysburg, PA

Cafe Saint-Amand French Bistro, 48 Baltimore Street, Gettysburg, PA

Home Front General Store, 312 Baltimore Street, Gettysburg, PA

U.S. Christian Commission Museum and Birthplace of Jennie Wade                                       242 Baltimore Street
Gettysburg, Pennsylvania

U.S. Christian Commission Outdoor Chapel, Chambersburg Street

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Myers Neon, New Oxford, PA

A special display of 1940 WWII telephone courtesy of Adams County Telephone Supply

Many more town merchants and participants will welcome in the Yuletide Holiday for this first ever history making open house tour!

The "Swinging" Christmas music, sights and sounds of the 1940's will come alive at Quite The Stir Bungalow.

There will be a display of children's toys from the 1930's through the 1940's and an outdoor highlight among fresh cut pine trees twinkling with large globe C-9 lights of the era. All throughout the night at Quite The Stir, you'll find glimpses from the era of the big bands and the greatest generation of the WWII era including the life size replica of the 25th anniversary "Leg Lamp" from A Christmas Story! NEW this Holiday Season...A 1930s/1940s Five and Dime Recreation with candies for the family!

Other merchants and participants will share their own brand of hospitality from tours, candy canes and cider to cracking Yule log and the fresh scent of pine as you follow your own tour route (Participant Listings at each stop)! A tuba fest on the square and live nativity, along with carolers, will add to the Norman Rockwell type Christmas! It just may be that you'll catch snowflakes of joy and warm memories during "Home for the Holidays"

No Admission Charged to the Public. 

Donations are being accepted for a local children's foundation. Please look for the red and white striped candy canes which designate these donation points. 

For further information please contact the Innkeeper@quitethestir.com at (717) 549-3631.

2008

Quite The Stir Presents "Home For The Holidays"

Friday, December 12, 2008 between 5:00 pm and 9:00 pm, join Gettysburg's finest establishments as they open their doors to the public:

Quite The Stir 1940's Bed and Breakfast Bungalow, 500 W. Middle Street 

A Sentimental Journey Bed and Breakfast, Baltimore Street

U.S. Christian Commission Museum and Birthplace of Jennie Wade Baltimore Street

 Adams County Winery, Chambersburg Street

Explore 'n More Hands On Children's Museum, High Street 

Aces High, Baltimore Street

Grace Kelly Salon, York Street

U.S. Christian Commission Outdoor Chapel, Chambersburg Street

The Home Front General Store, Baltimore Street

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Children's Advocacy Council

Sachs Farms

Pennsylvania Mobile Notaries

 A special display of 1940 WWII telephone courtesy of Adams County Telephone Supply

Many more town merchants and participants will welcome in the Yuletide Holiday for this first ever history making open house tour!

The swinging Christmas music, sights and sounds of the 1940's will come alive at Quite The Stir. A display of children's toys from the 1930's through the 1940's are an outdoor highlight among fresh cut pine trees twinkling with large globe C-9 lights of the era. All throughout the night at Quite The Stir, you'll find glimpses from the era of the big bands and the greatest generation of the WWII era including the life size replica of the 25th anniversary "Leg Lamp" from A Christmas Story!

Other merchants and participants will share their own brand of hospitality from tours, candy canes and cider to cracking Yule log and the fresh scent of pine as you follow your own tour route! A tuba fest on the square and live nativity, along with carolers, will add to the Norman Rockwell type Christmas! It just may be that you'll catch snowflakes of joy and warm memories during "Home for the Holidays"

No Admission Charged to the Public. 

Donations are being accepted for a local children's foundation. Please look for the red and white striped candy canes which designate these donation points. 

For further information please contact the Innkeeper@quitethestir.com at (717) 549-3631.