History Meets the Supernatural on America’s Most Haunted Battlefield | The Ghosts of Gettysburg

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  @TommyGetTheJewels · 1 year ago

  I was never a believer until i visited Gettysburg 3 years ago and caught a snapshot of a Union Solider walking across Plum Run down in Devils Den.. Gives me chills to this day because i took a,series's  of photos back to back to back all within a few seconds, and this man appears in the 3rd photo out of 5. He's nowhere in the other 4 of the series. It fascinates me and haunts me at the same time. I hope these men are at rest and at peace.

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  @traceypedigo6405 · 1 year ago

  I have a great great great...Uncle who was Cherokee , he served the union as a bugler. His company was captured, by the confederates, and taken to a prison camp. They gave Uncle George Thompson a choice of being hanged at sunrise, or serving their company, as bugler. So, my Uncle George served both sides, and survived the war.

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  @SeanTheisen-q3u · 1 year ago

  My old sister lived in Gettysburg and I would say she was about 20 mins away from devils den , the gun fires at night and seeing some lights in the woods was the scariest part about Gettysburg

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  @BSW19 · 1 year ago

  I visited the Gettysburg battle grounds years ago.  To me, the atmosphere felt thick.  I felt as if my husband and I were in the midst of spirits.  It was a sad feeling.

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  @lindamowday2492 · 1 year ago

  My great grand father fought at Gettysburg in the 12th New Jersey volunteer infantry Batallion B Company K. He survived. I was just there but I got  soooo very sad and cried at different places on the battle field. 😢

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  @Pragmatic3870 · 1 year ago

  May all those who perished in this battlefield RIP.<br><br>Thank you for the upload.

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  @AndrewVillers · 1 year ago

  My wife and I were staying in a B&amp;B In Gettysburg. &nbsp;We heard small voices, and footsteps, but no lights were on. &nbsp;We went to investigate, and all of a sudden, out of nowhere, an eerie light came from the family room, lantern-like in its nature. &nbsp;We heard the voices again, more insistent and rapid in their whispers, the audio indistinguishable. &nbsp;We go in, and it’s a couple from St. Louis watching the World Series. They were trying to be quiet to not wake us.

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  @deirdrelegg1160 · 1 year ago

  Now that was amazing. No drama, no silly editing, no teens running their mouths and making &nbsp;things happen all for show. Thank you

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  @Marcus-78 · 1 year ago (edited)

  In 2024, I visited the site of intense fighting in the autumn of 1914, near Commercy ( France ). My maternal grandfather&apos;s older &nbsp;brother was killed there.Walking through the quiet countryside, in the area where my great-uncle&apos;s regiment was fighting, I felt very sad, something poignant, as if I received a message from my ancestor, 110 years after his death. It&apos;s very possible that something from those who passed through such places &quot;survives&quot; there for eternity ...

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  @korodwyer1270 · 11 months ago

  I’ve been to that house and those trails when I visited Gettysburg. I didn’t &nbsp;believe in ghosts ….. but I do now. 100 percent. That place is amazing.

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  @eileenschenck1264 · 1 year ago

  Forwarded a few videos to a friend, a housewife...now elderly - who visited Gettysburg years ago with family. &nbsp;An unassuming lady who is not a hysteric, not a nervous type, certainly not <br>one seeking attention....told me some time ago about her experience. &nbsp;We discussed it again yesterday and she repeated the tale which I have related before and now wish to clarify....She was walking thru the park...says she heard, rather than saw the ghosts...they were angry, &nbsp;arguing...she felt them pass her on either side...bumping sensation on her arms, then her feet left the ground...for a minute or so.... then silence.

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  @rebeccahernandez3460 · 9 months ago

  This isn&apos;t about Gettysburg, but when I and my then husband visited Washington D.C. in the late 80&apos;s early 90&apos;s to visit his dad and step mom, as soon as we got out of the car, &nbsp;It felt like that whole place was haunted. It felt like every hair on my head was tingling and the hair on my arms stood up. &nbsp;I&apos;d never before ever felt anything like it. &nbsp;It was the same wherever we went in D.C. &nbsp;We visited Arlington National Cemetery and while I didn&apos;t see or hear anything, I felt like ghost were all around me. &nbsp;I couldn&apos;t see them or hear them, but just felt them. &nbsp;I have NEVER in my life experienced anything like it. &nbsp;I don&apos;t know if that makes me a sensitive or not, &nbsp;but I&apos;ve never experienced anything like it before or since. &nbsp;I&apos;d like to visit Gettysburg someday and see if I get that same type of feeling as I did in Washington D.C.

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