The Battle of Antietam - 6+ Hours of 159th Anniversary Battle Walks

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• BI

  @BillyAbshier · 5 years ago

  Thank you for the content! As someone disabled this may be my best opportunity to view these battlefields. Truly appreciate your efforts and the content from the knowledgeable rangers.

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• MI

  @michaelhardy3287 · 4 years ago

  Thank you. I am visiting Antietam in mid October. Recently purchased Ohio at Antietam to read in connection with my visit.

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• HA

  @haupper · 5 months ago

  One windmuff away from greatness.

• MA

  @maryannlowe8817 · 1 month ago

  Outstanding program.  Thank you all

• TI

  @timhyde5677 · 5 years ago

  I plan on going to Antietam in June next year...I am pumped to visit again...thank you!

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• ZO

  @Zoetropeification · 5 years ago

  Thank you StuffWriter. Perfect timing for weekend viewing.

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• CH

  @chrissmoot7038 · 5 years ago

  Thank you for showing this on your channel.  I really appreciate the chance to learn more about the Civil War through presentations like this.  The National Park Service does a great job bringing it down to a personal level of the individual solider.

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• TN

  @TN.DeadHead1861 · 5 years ago

  Keep up the great work man. These keep getting better and better

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• TH

  @TheWhitehiker · 2 years ago

  Beautiful landscapes here, at Gettysburg as well.

• JO

  @jodycarrithers6160 · 3 years ago

  I visited Antietam 4 years ago with my son, who was 14 at the time. Because I knew my son's attention span was a bit short at that time in his life, I chose a shorter and private tour. We had an absolutely FABULOUS tour guide. He was an older gentleman, probably retired, but had even written a book about A.P. Hill. He was so unbelievably knowledgeable about every aspect of this battle and battlefield and made the tour so interesting and "real" for myself and my son...we both loved every minute of it. I can't say enough about positive things about this guide. I wish I could remember his name but, at the moment, I'm struggling to remember. I'm not sure if he's still there but if you ask for the guide who wrote a book about A.P. Hill, I'm sure the people who work there will know who he is. He was FANTASTIC.

• RO

  @Rogijimbex · 4 years ago

  Watched all 6 1/2 hours.  Fantastic presentations by everyone!  Couldn't help but learn a few more things about what I thought I already knew.  Thank you so much!!

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• LA

  @larryrobinson6914 · 5 years ago

  Worst of all like cramming Gettysburg into one terrible day

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