Reynolds Woods Witness Tree Pen Set

All proceeds to benefit the Gettysburg Civil War Roundtable

In 1987 during a summer storm, a famous witness tree, called the General Reynold Tree, came crashing down.  It stood near the Reynolds Wounding Monument on the First Day Field and was determined to be 140-143 years old when it fell.  A slab was purchased by the GCWRT for the purpose of creating pen set/mementos to be sold as a fundraiser for the Round Table. 

Recently, during the Adams County Historical Society's clean out in preparation for the move to their new facilities, a box of these unfinished wood blocks was found.  Further research proved that these wood blocks were from the original slab of wood purchased by the RT 35 years ago.

The Gettysburg Civil War Roundtable has recreated the Reynolds Witness Tree Pen Set and are offering them for sale.  Own a piece of the battlefield today.  Also makes a great gift.  Each pen set is stamped with G.C.W.R.T., will have a unique number on the back of the block, and comes with a certificate of authenticity.