The 124th New York Monument | Monuments Monday in Gettysburg
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- Опубліковано 25 сер 2024
- On this edition of Monuments Monday in Gettysburg, ACHS Historian Tim Smith talks about the 124th New York Monument and the unit's involvement in the battle.
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I love Monuments Monday! Great way to learn about the monuments!! Thanks Tim and ACHS!
I love monument Monday !
I love your Monuments Monday series of videos!!! Very interesting, informative, intriguing!!!! Thank you, Tim!
I really enjoy Monument Mondays! Thanks so much.
Another great one Tim
Great series! Very informative. Fully enjoy it!
Thank you Tim. Appreciate it. Was great 💯👍
I love this new series (I believe it's new anyway), Monument Monday! Absolutely love it! Thank you Tim and ACHS!
I love Tim’s Monument Mondays videos 😎👍
Love the monument Monday videos. I have been to the battlefield many times and have seen all of these monuments, but it is great to get the background behind the units and their monuments. Thanks Tim!
Awesome series! I look forward to learning more!
A true legend of History !!
Great video! Interesting story about Ellis and Hawaii!
Love everything you have been doing, especially with the improved sound! 👍
Amen!! To both of those observations!
but only the left channel works.
Love this. Thanks Tim
Love it..keep it coming!
Look forward to MM! GOD bless my fellow New Yorkers ❤God bless them all.. orange blossoms love it😊🇺🇲
Good one on Ellis. He needs to be remembered
awesome work i love this stuff thank you!!
Love it! Keep 'em coming... :)
Thanks again Tim. Just one comment: if you could explain exactly where you/the monument is located exactly in the beginning. Awesome video!
At 3:14, it's interesting that the colonel is not photographed adopting the 'Napoleonic pose' but instead, is shown with crossed arms.
Sound level better. However, only the left channel works.
Orange County NY is located north of the city. Could that explain their name. We appreciate Monument Monday’s
There could be a video about Ellis himself.
Is it an illusion of the camera angle or is the monument leaning? If it is leaning, did it start out like that, or has the boulder settled over the years?
To the best of my memory, they called themselves the Orange Blossoms because they were from Orange Co, Ny
Hey nice microphone 👍
I just heard about some Hawaiians that fought for the union
Do you know anything about them?
124th NY fought hard, ask them Texas boys
Seems we New Yorkers have the most killed in most or any American War
The 5th New Hampshire and 20th Massachusetts have two of the most unusual monuments on the field.