Yes. It was a stray bullet that went through 2 doors before hitting and killing Jenny Wade. She was the only civilian casualty during the Civil War according to local records.
The house was pelted with bullets , the fatal one came thru the side door and thru kitchen door and killed Jenny . Very cool tour
Yes. And killed her.
Nice place to go and visit
Yes, you can still see the bullet hole and path.
No, the Jennie Wade is not her mother's home but her sister Georgia's home, who just had a baby boy on the 26th of June, the baby would have been 5 days old at the time of the battle of Gettysburg
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Yes that is correct
yes. the bullet was shot by a confereddate sharp shooter who was stationed at the Fansworth house 3rd story attic. Sharps Carbine, 58 Caliber. IT went through 2 doors before It hit and killed Jennie Wade instantly
Yes, the stray bullet ended up killing Jennie Wade, the only civilian casualty of Gettysburg.
The Wade house belong to Jenny wades mother Yes the bullet came through the door!
Yes, she was preparing food for the wounded soldiers. A stray bullet came through the door and hit her.
The one that went through the door and hit her? If that's what you mean then yes the hole is still in the door
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