Shrivers Corners
Built around the junction of US Route 15 and Pennsylvania Route 394, Shrivers Corners grew into a small road community in Adams County. This is working farmland and scattered woodland on the northern side of Gettysburg, where fields, local roads and gently rolling ground shape the wider setting. US 15 is the area’s principal north–south connection, carrying traffic between central Pennsylvania and the Maryland line. Gettysburg, a few miles south, is inseparable from the Civil War battle fought there in 1863 and Gettysburg National Military Park. Adams County is also associated with apple orchards, a long-standing part of its rural economy.
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Shrivers Corners lies along the upper reaches of Rock Creek in Adams County, where cultivated fields and low wooded ridges form part of south-central Pennsylvania’s Gettysburg countryside. It stands near Hunterstown, a rural community associated with a cavalry engagement during the Gettysburg Campaign in July 1863. Gettysburg National Military Park preserves much of the battlefield around the county seat and gives the wider area its lasting historical context. Orchards and farms remain central to the local landscape, reflecting Adams County’s long-established fruit-growing tradition. Continue through nearby webcams to explore different parts of Adams County and the Gettysburg region.
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