This project requires road closures that will temporarily interrupt the ability to visit portions of the battlefield while work is ongoing.
Paul Vigna | [email protected] three-month project requires road closures that will temporarily interrupt the ability to visit portions of the battlefield while work is ongoing. A mix of daytime and nighttime work will occur, a press release said.
Park roads might be fully closed, intermittently closed, or reduced to a single lane of traffic. No work is expected to occur on weekends or federal holidays, but this is subject to change due to adverse weather conditions, the release said.Wainwright Avenue: Aug. 5 to 7 – full closure. Entire Culp’s Hill/Spangler’s Spring area, including all feeder roads: Aug. 8 to 14 – intermittent closure or single lane of traffic.Culp’s Hill Tower Road and parking: September 5 to 6 – full closure.Entire Culp’s Hill/Spangler’s Spring area, including all feeder roads: September 26 to 31 – intermittent closure or single lane of traffic.
Other Gettysburg National Military Park roads in the area will be repaved during evening and nighttime hours and will have little to no effect on normal visitation.Scheduled paving dates are subject to change. Every effort will be made to complete the work as expeditiously as possible as well as minimize disruptions for park visitors.
Full details on the schedule of road work will be made available on the park website and social media platforms as details become available.Ex-Philly police officer sentenced to at least 8 years in shooting death of 12-year-oldIf you purchase a product or register for an account through a link on our site, we may receive compensation.
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