Jennie Wade House Candle

The smell of herbs wafts through the open window and mixes with the scent of baking bread for the Union soldiers. Morning dew still lingers on the lawn. The kettle whistles on the stove. Gunshots wiz through the kitchen and hit Jennie Wade as she's baking bread. The only civilian casualty during the Battle of Gettysburg, the Jennie Wade house still bears the scar of the bullet and the red stain where she died. Scents of Tea Rose, Lavender, and Thyme will take you to Jennie Wade's kitchen on July 3rd, 1863. Each candle comes with a QR code to scan to learn about the haunted history!