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I drive past that with my mum a lot I’m from Alton and wanted to see what’s up

I go to Gettysburg all the time. I have no problem with the beavers.

"Here comes Pickett's division!"

Always over seeing the ice cream flavors across the street

As long as they don’t damage the bridges, or flood the roads, I didn’t mind their pond. In fact, I like that they were there as part of the scenery.

What tax bracket are the beavers in?

400.000 union soldiers died for a noble cause. To free the black slaves from their misery. Any reparations for their families?

Thank you, in this time of destruction of historical strd, statues, and facts, for preserving something.

Millions of dollars to put in a bunch of ugly concrete sidewalks. At least lay down flagstone. It is far more historically appropriate.

My 3rd great grandfather on my mother's side , Orville M Hudson , was in the 14th Vermont and it's possible that he was at Gettysburg

What can be done to restore the park to the 1863 view the park has done so much to restore the wood lots at great cost can't understand why anyone would think a lake in the valley of death is ok

My 3rd great grandfather , Norris J Thomas , was a Civil War vet , a member of the 16th Maine Infantry

Thanks. Much of my family comes from New England over the years. I am a proud member of the Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War, Irish Brigade camp, Fredericksburg, VA based on the service of my Great Grand uncle Franklin Hutchins, 13th NY Cav. Died at Andersonville Prison at age 16. My mother was from NC. Her ancestors all deserted the CSA Army. Proud of them too. New Englanders are a special brand of people and patriots.

I grew up in Lincoln Maine. We had a monument just like this in the middle of town. Been years since I've been there. Hope it's still up.

A remarkable gentleman & scholar...may God rest his soul...

Let the beavers stay.

Beavers are a keystone species. Out west in desert areas if there is a stream with a trickle of water beavers dams flood areas of desert into lush habitat. It provides food, water, breeding ground, etc. Over acres and acres they restore the landscape. They also cool the area. They are an invaluable resource for life of the landscape.

There's plenty of beavers in the world. They could easily be moved elsewhere. If the area wasn't historically flooded by beavers during the battle they should be moved. That would be in keeping with the overall plan of presenting the land as it appeared in 1863.

I consider this to be a very good thing for the park overall. Youcan't (and shouldn't) go overland so the soldier's eye view for the Confederate right isn't practical. There are pictures of the site post-battle, and oodles more of them since by park and private photographers. It does no dishonor to the fallen to have nature move in, move over, and bring beauty to the horrors that must have happened there. Let the land be healed.

High water mark of the Beavers?

Thank you for the video! I would love to visit someday. Most people never think about the animal casualties of war...

And USA mustangs that are supposed to be protected are being destroyed 😢

Need more practice

Thanks!

Godspeed

Great video! Thank you for sharing.

Thank you sir! Very interesting!

I personally know a gentleman whose grandfather was a Confederate Soldier. There were a lot of these veterans who married to much younger women in their later years, and fathered children well into their elder age.

God bless Mr Barry and his grandfather much love and best wishes

It's is amazing how many people from the south still think that they fought for freedom. It just shows you how you can corrupt the meaning of that word. I suppose nobody really wants to believe that their ancestors were ejits,fools and goms. Puppets for a self serving elite.

I spent many a summer day in that forts shadow

They forgot the cannon-ball ! Sheesh...

Thanks for this video. There's a headstone of a man who fought in the 7th Maine Infantry In a Cemetery in Alden Michigan that I seen recently. Very interesting.

Interesting and concise. OT: I'd like to see Maine and the northeast some day.

Thank you very much for the video. Gen. Burnham was my 3rd cousin (5 x removed).

There's a rumor that the cannon was taken from Fort Knox in maine is that true?

The Castine Historical Society, which is right behind the monument, just helped the town with conservation of the statue. It has been professionally cleaned by a professional conservator. We are open to the public from early June through mid October and hope everyone will come visit!

Maine played a huge role at Gettysburg, way beyond just the fabled 20th.

The wrong side won the American civil war.

God Bless

Thanks for this.

Happy 0811 day

Vyenna, or Vee-enna?

Enjoyed this year's 160th anniversary

Traitors got fucked LMFAO

The 3RD Maine volunteers regiment is an amazing group of volunteer living historians. We are watching their reenactment battles at the 160th anniversary of the battle in Gettysburg. Grateful for this wonderful group!

Nicely done.