Ghosts Of The Civil War | Gettysburg, PA
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- Опубліковано 10 вер 2024
- The battle of Gettysburg was the bloodiest battle ever to occur on American soil. Although the battle ended over 150 years ago, the ghosts of those who lost their lives still remain.
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My husband was not a "believer" until we visited Vicksburg Mississippi. When he went for a run through the battlefield, he clearly heard artillery, and the band playing. He looked around and saw nothing. Now he believes.
Thanks for sharing. Sometimes a person has to have their own experience before they believe which is completely understandable. What a cool one for your husband to have!- Rob
I've seen the 117th New York Infantry there, even talked to the Captain who said to thank the park office and when I did the park office said that there was nobody on the Battlefield. Ammo from the 1860s was encased in beeswax including powder and projectile. There wasn't 151,000 casualties, that was just the number killed over three days x2 wounded and 37,000 missing. It's General Reynolds who was a Union General killed the first day of the Gettysburg battle (July 1-3, 1863). My parents live in a house that used to be a farm field and there's a guy who pushes a manual plow from the 1800s. I've talked to the guy who killed Jennie Wade, he was a rookie who mistook a flareup of the wood burning stove for a person shooting at him
Fwiw, the stove in the house was not visible from the door or any window in the house. Here's why...
A second door on its side had been placed between the front door and the stove/cooking area precisely to protect from bullets. (It's easy enough to look up. )
Unfortunately, the firepower proved too strong and went through both doors. Jenny was killed instantly.
51k DEAD,WOUNDED AND MISSING APPROIMATELY!!!
ACCORDING TO TIM SMITH
ACHS. 151K REPRESENTS THE TROOPS ENGAGED N&S over3 days.
I have been there many, many times and have had a lot of experiences. It is just horrible to think what happened there. I wish people would take the time to educate their children about the history and how most of Gettysburg is sacred land
You lying
I reenacted the 125th anniversary battle of Gettysburg in 1988. I heard the distinct sound of Civil war infantry moving at night. I thought my imagination was running away with me. I didn't say anything about it to anyone. Ten years later my father and l were reminiscing about the reenactment. Turns out my father experienced the exact same thing.
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Wow that’s super cool, thank you for sharing!
I lived 40 min north of Gettysburg. Visited many times, And had 1 very disturbing incident.
We were in between Devils Den and Little Round Top.
We decided to take a photo of the New York Memorial. It’s an infantry soldier in the prone position. The picture was went off without a problem. When I looked at the pictures the photo with the NYM, there was a black mass swirling in the top left hand corner of the pic.
My girlfriend showed a coworker who is “sensitive “ told her, “there is movement in that mass”
My blood ran cold.
Been there and loved it there
In another realm, the war goes on
what do you mean? think they’re still fighting as spirits??
I like the story about the man dressed as a Confederate soldier, who didn't appear in the photograph!
You need to check out the cemetery
Def on the list!- Rob
@@HometownGhostStories My wife and I stopped by the cemetery for an hour or so before our drive home. Lots of chairs were set up, such as in preparation for a funeral or maybe a commemorative speech. I took a seat, and I noticed a women dressed in 19th century mourning attire sitting several feet away from me. I looked away for a moment or two, and she was gone. (There was no one else around at the cemetery, and I'd think I would have seen the women in the near distance had she walked away.) Anyway, that's not proof of the paranormal, but I found it interesting nevertheless.
I wonder if ghost from the other side can still hear music from our side I think they can
Iverson's Pits and Devil's Den.Now that' SCARY. Oh, And the Main Building at Gettysburg College, NO way would I ever got there at night!
He was a Confederate sharpshooter in the attic of the Farnsworth House that killed Jennie Wade
Around 2012, an unseen entity smacked me on the chest in broad daylight in my room at the Tillie Pearce House. That night, someone kept shaking my wife's shoulder in bed, and the blanket and sheet were pulled off us. The employees said it's likely that it was a ghost child. I don't know about that, but something was there. I wouldn't have believed it except that it really happened to me.
😢...As a USMC Veteran? I Can't imagine Fighting a War In Flanks with No Cover at All...The Caliber of Ammo used was Horrific Etc...Imagine Being Wounded Going To A Field Hospital/Operation Facility only to See Human limbs As High as Two Stories..No Pain Killers But Alcohol which Thins Your Blood Etc.
terrifying stuff- Rob
When I was at the Jennie Wade house, they said if an unmarried woman put her ring finger in the bullet hole then she will get engaged that year. They didn't mention anything about what you said. I did see Jennie during the tour, she was around, but no one had put their finger through the bullet hole.
You want ghosts
, go to Andersonville!!
The stone "tablet" theory
ANYBODY CAN SAY ANYTHING ABOUT ANYTHING__THAT DOESNT MAKE IT TRUE
The last thing I wanted to hear was a 2 minute commercial while listening to the video and trying to go to sleep.
We have no control over the ads that youtube throws on videos, sorry about that
It's not the content provider choice, Karen. It's YT
Get youtube premium, Karen. They either need you to pay a fee or show you ads to keep the site going.
You all really need to go there have to experience it and not speculate
We've been
Very entertaining ghost stories. . . and that’s all they are . . . “stories”
I love visiting Gettysburg!
Thanks for checking us out!
Mr red headphones need to not talk.
I’m going to talk even more now- Mr. Red Headphones
That is a lie about the bridge no one was ever hung there
These guys spent more time talking than what was shown. Wasted my time...
We will shoot you a message when we start a silent podcast- Rob
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😂💯... and maybe play a sad 🎻 for Maria's tragic tale.
Isnt it strange that all the lives lost in all the battles Gettysburg is the only battlefield that has ghosts...😅
There’s plenty of others. There’s a very good Reddit thread of people sharing experiences from numerous civil war landmarks and battlefields- Rob
Look up the battle of culloden in Scotland. There are several other haunted battlefields but the truly dramatic ones take a tragedy like Gettysburg.
@@HometownGhostStoriesI read about Manassas Battlefield, and several ghost stories from people who live nearby Manassas and Bull Run.
There is ONLY ONE GHOST, the HOLY SPIRIT
Jesus talked about ghosts, such as when He reassured the apostles after walking on the water and climbing into the boat.
amen his will is ABSOLUTE
As the resident of a haunted house, I call bullshit. Ghosts are VERY real. Blessings on you.
You geeks we never understand gettysburg just stick to Starbucks yippee
I’d wager we have a better grasp on Gettysburg, than you do on the English language. - Rob