Inn at Perry Cabin by Belmond


Located along Maryland’s Eastern Shore and just downriver from the quaint town of St. Michaels, Inn at Perry Cabin by Belmond's defining 19th-century elegance is evident throughout its guest rooms, which offer a private balcony or terrace, inviting interiors and stunning vistas.


Steeped in history, this rural retreat is among the top luxury resorts in Maryland. Once a private estate, Inn at Perry Cabin by Belmond is an elegant circa 1816 property


on 25-acres overlooking the Miles River, a tributary of the Chesapeake Bay.


It is home to 78 overnight rooms and suites, award-winning dining, a full-service spa, out- door swimming pool, a fitness center, plus activities like sailing, kayaking, paddle boarding, golf, tennis, cycling and even garden tours. For meetings and events, the property boasts 5,000-square feet of indoor and outdoor function space.


Attendees can tour a battlefield shrine dedicated to both the Union and Confederate soldiers who fought here. Guests can stand on the hallowed ground where the Gettysburg Address took place, and check out sites like Robert E. Lee’s headquarters, Little Round Top, visit the Devil’s Den and many other historical sites.


Planners can opt to treat attendees to presentations and encampments that bring history to life. Private presenta- tions for groups that include historians and reenactors who engage with atten- dees at events provide an opportunity for guests to come face-to-face with a famous general or ordinary civilians who lived here 150 years ago.


Attendees will look forward to the vari- ety of dining options available in Gettysburg, too, including authentic


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Civil War-era foods. Group tours never tasted so good!


The Savor Gettysburg Food Tour makes eight stops as part of a culinary adven- ture combined paired with stories of local history. The Farnsworth House Inn serves game pie and pickled watermel- on rind. Seafood, like the crab dip at Gettysburg Eddie’s, is a rich concoction to whet the appetite. Tommy’s Pizza hand tosses pies while pouring some great beer, and Appalachian Brewing Company offers pub food and brews of its own, including root beer.


Wineries are abundant in this area, too, and attendees will undoubtedly enjoy stopping at a few of their tasting rooms.


Gettysburg Foundation partners with the National Park Service to preserve the Gettysburg National Military Park


and the Eisenhower National Historic Site, as well as to educate the public about the significance of both.


Gettysburg is one of the most historical- ly significant sites in the nation and offers an abundance of unique venues replete with history of their own.


The Gettysburg National Military Park Museum and Visitor Center offers a spa- cious, LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design)-certified, state- of-the-art venue boasting a number of experiences


relating to history.


Attendees will have an opportunity to be immersed in history through its Film, Cyclorama and Museum Experience. “A New Birth of Freedom” is a film that takes participants through the epic story of the Battle of Gettysburg and highlights its causes and outcomes within the context of American history.


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