Suggestions for the Gettysburg area?
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nope but make sure you check out the historical stuff. I swear you can feel the weight of what happened there. It's interesting because it's like a typical PA town but with better shopping because of the tourists. Seriously though I assume you're going to check out the other stuff but still think I should say make sure you do.
Boswells Pipes and Cigars is about 30 minutes away in Chambersburg PA and is a great shop.
This is a nice shop and lounge. I don’t remember if they have much as far as pipes. I second Boswells.
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Union Cigar Gettysburg · 4.7 ★ (180) · Cigar shop
5 Baltimore St, Gettysburg, PA 17325
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this, right here.
Smoke Shop | Gettysburg, PA - https://www.gettysburgcigarco.com/
The last time I was in Gettysburg I stopped in here. They didn’t have much but they did have a few discontinued tins of Tsuge and Medal of Honor among other tins . I think they had the newest (at the time) birds of a feather too. The owner was really nice. It might be worth it to check it out.
The last time I was in Gettysburg I stopped in here. They didn’t have much but they did have a few discontinued tins of Tsuge and Medal of Honor among other tins . I think they had the newest (at the time) birds of a feather too. The owner was really nice. It might be worth it to check it out.
Union Cigar has a very nice lounge, but their pipe inventory is limited to maybe six bulk aromatics and some corncobs.
Gettysburg Cigar Co up Baltimore Street (on cemetery hill) has a decent inventory of pipe stuff - good basket pieces, a glass case of some Savinellis and Petersons, and a table of tins.
The other business I highly recommend, albeit non-tobacco-related, is Dirty Billy's Hats - he carries stetsons and the like, but also makes his own using antique molds.
Gettysburg Cigar Co up Baltimore Street (on cemetery hill) has a decent inventory of pipe stuff - good basket pieces, a glass case of some Savinellis and Petersons, and a table of tins.
The other business I highly recommend, albeit non-tobacco-related, is Dirty Billy's Hats - he carries stetsons and the like, but also makes his own using antique molds.
