Civil War Battlefield Sessions: Rose Farm
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- Опубликовано: 30 сен 2024
- Rose Farm seen some of the most brutal fighting on day 2 of the Battle of Gettysburg. 20,000 men fighting each other coming down to hand to hand close combat battle for life and beliefs. It is estimated 6,000 to 9,000 casualties on the Wheatfield alone. With also the estimate of 500 to 1000 Confederate soldiers were buried on the property.
Follow along as we reach out the souls of Gettysburg, to be their voice to hear their story!
Really enjoyed this. Thanks
Thanks for coming Richard!
Can't wait for part 2 the backside more likely the same as this one loads & loads of activity Jared .
Yeah Gerard lol I have to go back because the wind coming off the wheat field ruined the video. Luckily I’m only an hour away lol thanks for watching!
AWESOME INVESTIGATION
Thanks for watching Adrienne! Hope all is well!
I loved this! thank you guys cant wait for the next one. Love from the UK x
Jules! Thanks for your support!
Nice one my friend 👍👍👍
Thanks! 👍👍
5 more days !!!!!
Not long now
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And yes,yes ,the old 👍 is up already guys 🫣🥴
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Replay
No worries Jackie team rewatch is very important!
Great job
Dp! My man! Thanks for watching 👍👍
great vid guys!! great responses!!
Got some interesting responses coming through and EVP!
Das ist sehr gut gefällt mir sehr 👍👍❤ . Liebe Grüße aus dem Saarland
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Awesome 👍 can't wait. 👻
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Hi all
MR T, how's it going sir
Hey there! Thanks for coming!
David! 🫵😎👍
I dinged it buddy I'll try and be there
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WELL ANOTHER AWESOME DAYTIME INVESTIGATION IN ONE OF THE BEST PLACES IN THE WORLD GETTSBURG,
FANTASTIC JOB THERE JACKIE & JARED, AND PASADENA PARANORMAL
SOME GREAT RESPONSES AND THE 🔦 POPPING ON, CAN'T WAIT FOR THE NEXT ONE 🤘🤘
Wish I could of used the back side but it was ruined by the wind… no worries I’ll be back lol! Thanks for watching my friend!
@@pasadenaparanormal3756 Thanks for uploading Real paranormal as always sir
@@davidjones6470 Anytime! lol! Thanks for your support!
I shall be there and shared on my wall
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This is awesome. What an amazing place and beautiful. It has such significant history. The evps were so cool!!
It’s my favorite spot in Gettysburg! Thanks for watching!
that town is so haunted. I think that you wiull continue to get good footage from it for many years.
Indeed! Love running sessions there!
that was brilliant jared. It is hard to imagine such a beautiful place was entrenched in a bloody mess!!!
Indeed it got bad there.. such a peaceful place now but those folks are still there!
Hi My first time here Found you thru Jared King
Thanks for coming! Hope you liked it! We do nothing but real paranormal here!
Just shared
Thanks J!
No problem I will share it again when up.
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Very interesting investigation 😊
Thanks for watching I like to go and do these little sessions on battlefields from time to time lol
"Gettysburg!" Great capture and you spiritbox is looking and working amazingly! 😇 A lot of clear responses!
Thanks for watching Douglas! It’s my favorite place on the battlefield of Gettysburg
This is amazing! Loved the history. Really enjoyed watching. ❤😊👻
This is my favorite spot on the battlefield of Gettysburg. Thanks for watching. When’s your next
like the video!
Thanks for watching! Sent a sub back your way! 👍👍
@@pasadenaparanormal3756 I greatly appreciate it. Thank you!
My ancestor, John Weeks, from Birth Carolina, died beside the Rose Farm barn.
Interesting I’ll see if I can contact the next time I’m there thanks for watching!
Well what can one say but !!!!!
Can't not wait for this one pasadena paranormal 💯
Lol it’s my favorite place and you’ll see why! Lol
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Sorry I missed it live! I was working! But this was great! So much history!!
My favorite place at Gettysburg so much history! Thanks for watching I was at work too 😎
@@pasadenaparanormal3756 no problem!!
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i lived in the Rose house farm for something like 5 to 6 years back in 1980s
Nice location Jared. Really enjoyed❤
Thanks for watching Bonnie this is my favorite place at Gettysburg.
These were mostly North Carolina, Alabama and Georgia boys, although they could have joined a regiment with relatives who lived in one of those states
A lot if my relatives were also from South Georgia, and many from the the 50th and 20th Georgia.
Their commander Paul Semmes was killed in the ravine where Plum Creek cuts through.
They also saw action on Day 2 in the Wheatfield and near Devils Den - according to the 50th Reg battle account.
I hope that helps you in any future investigations.
Indeed! There were some South Carolinans here as well. This is my favorite spot on the battlefield
Lovely location Jared 👌 Big like and shared out in community ⌚
My favorite place at Gettysburg! So much history thanks for the share!
Any time ⏲ Jared.
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Best bit was when it said. I was by myself awesome job guys. Hope you go back.
@@cornwallparanormalresearch2378 indeed pretty cool little session!
Thanks for the video
Hope you liked it! Thanks for coming!
1st time seeing your channel, Good Job, if you had gone past the house toward the lower field jump the fence and crossed the horse trail thats the field were they buried the bodies and were Gardner and his team took the photo's on July 6/7 showing the bodies layed out for burial. (also were the horses graze from the horse tours) we went too that area during the 159th and found the exact spots of were the pictures were taken using Frassanito's book "Early Photography at Gettysburg" and the only activity we had during that trip was battery drainage on the camera's by the 2nd MA monument by Spangler Spring. Going back for the 160th and both WW2 Weekends (July/Sept)
Hey thanks for watching! I love Rose Farm my favorite place at Gettysburg! I do sessions on battlefields often. I love civil war history. There’s a playlist on the channel called battlefield sessions if your interested! I did go around back but sadly it was very windy that day and the wind coming of the wheat field was strong. Ruined the audio. I’ll be going back for another visit soon. Gettysburg isn’t far from my house. Thanks for watching! And your feedback!
@@pasadenaparanormal3756 lol yeah wish we were closer (7 hrs away) used to live in Gburg back in the day and did alot of ghost hunting. esp around Spangle Spring & Sach's bridge with a group of local's, also would chat up off duty park rangers or Mark N. if he was out and about. James Getty was fun too. took about 6 months for everyone to stop calling me "1 of them blue belly" or "Transplanted Yankee" lol
@@2104dogface lol! Sounds awesome I’ve been going up there for a long time too been doing this for 25+ years! We got a session coming from Spangler’s Springs in 2 weeks!
@@pasadenaparanormal3756 well if your in town for the 160th let me know, we r in town june 30 /july 5
@@pasadenaparanormal3756 so 1 thing we did at Spangler's Spring was in the field 1 of our crew she dressed in CW widow dress (Black) and walked the field by the spring. we got on film a green orb the came across the field circled around her ankles twice and took off back across the field, on another trip 2 of crew got caught in the fog by the Indiana monument and we lost them for over 30 min. 1 was curled up in a ball crying the other just standing in the field, neither 1 ever went back on the field after dark or too this day said what they saw
I have always wanted to go and explore here. Just looks so amazing. Really really enjoyed your investigation. What amazing responses you got. Fantastic one guys. 🎉
This is my favorite spot at Gettysburg battlefield! So much history happened on this land. Thanks for watching!
@@pasadenaparanormal3756 I can understand why it would be. Fantastic video and thank you for sharing the history. Need to watch your others now. 🙌🙌🙌
@@bella_Areghostsreal I go to civil war battlefields often to run sessions. There’s a whole playlist lol