Walking Wednesday: The Berdan Sharpshooters (1st Regiment at Gettysburg)
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- Опубліковано 21 тра 2024
- Join Gettysburg Foundation President Emeritus & Historian Wayne E. Motts as he ventures onto the Gettysburg Battlefield to explore the history of the Berdan Sharpshooters and a lesser known avenue on Seminary Ridge.
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Another great episode. Gained a new appreciation to this location. A place I’ve overlooked for too long. Keep up the great work. Can’t wait for the next video
My great great grandfather was in Berdan’s unit. Company F. He wrote a letter home on July 6, saying it was “a hard fite.” His letter says he “went into the fite on July 1. “
very helpful, added detail with the perspective of the topography; helpful filming occured when leaves were off the trees. thank you
Wayne gets so excited (like I would) that he looses his breath hahaha!
Thanks so much Wayne for these videos! So informative and interesting!
My wife and I have been to Gettysburg dozens of times but always love your videos and the 'off the beaten path' walks and information.
Thank you, Wayne Motts!!
APPRECIATE YOU WAYNE MOTTS!! PLEASE keep doing these.
On a hot day like today in Gettysburg, it cools me off to see this video shot back in winter.
Love these
Very cool video
I was under the belief that Goodyear Rubber made the Rubber buttons and distributed them through the Novelty Company. Not the B F Goodrich Company.
I believe you are correct, Goodyear not BF Goodrich. Easy to mix those up though I suppose.
Another great video presentation.
Don't know who "throws hands" more, Wayne, you or Garry Adelman. I'm guessing Garry copied & tried to best you in the gesticulation department. 😅
It goes without saying Wayne never disappoints. Loving these videos.
Is the rock wall still there? Great vid!
Love me some Wayne Motts.
Next time, just let the reenactor talk; don’t help him so much. As a living historian, it interrupts the flow when you’re giving a presentation and you have to stop and start over and over again. Otherwise great presentation. Thanks so much Wayne!😊
You are yelling, talking over him, interrupting and cutting off the expert. Very hard to watch. You are not letting him finish his description.
Dave was a nice guy, telling you “your doing most off the talking”
Red hat ? Mercy ..