After 30 years at our old location, we have moved a few doors up the street to 17 Chambersburg Street in downtown Gettysburg. That space was formerly occupied by The Gettysburg Frame Shop & Gallery and we are now working with their framer who has started his own business, Gettysburg Custom Framing. Lord Nelson's Gallery is now sharing the space with Gettysburg Custom Framing and are working together to continue offering you quality art, gifts, custom framing and exceptional service.

With the move, we are still having a MOVING SALE with discounts on select art pieces we are currently overstocked on. Sale priced art is noted in the "Print Inventory" list and on individual indexes/pages within the site including some original art and accoutrements. Many more items not shown on this website are on sale in the store, so stop by or click early on this site for the best selection.

Lord Nelson's Gallery Hours:

Monday - Saturday 10:00 am to 5:00 pm

For everyone's safety, all patrons are asked to wear a face mask as per CDC guidelines.
Thank you in advance for your patience and understanding.

Lord Nelson's Gallery is located in historic downtown Gettysburg, PA. Roughly half of the gallery is devoted to wildlife, nostalgic, and handcrafted art, gifts, and accessories. The other half is what we're best known for, the country's largest exhibitor of Eastern Indian/Frontier art of the French & Indian War period with an equally impressive collection of related books and fine contemporary accoutrements.

You'll find artwork by John Buxton, Robert Griffing, David Wright, Pamela Patrick White, Carl Brenders, John Weiss, Heide Presse, Dean Morrissey, Jason Tako, Mark Hopkins, Wayne Hyde and more. You'll find their work in the gallery section of the site.

Boys' Night Out
by Todd Price

Kiowa Blue
by Jason Tako