You will love Gettysburg! I went there back in 2016 doing ghost hunts..the prices are really affordable as far as hotel costs outside Gettysburg(in town more costly and reservations need to be booked in advance)depends on the season. Some of the local diners have a lot of yummy home cooked meals that you get a lot of food for ya buck! The people there are so laid back and friendly. They like to shoot the breeze with the tourists on stories of the reenactments, ghost sightings, Civil War history and a lot of scary stories. Lots and lots of fun and lots of history! I'm going again for a longer stay next time when I get another chance to go again. Keep on ghosting!
Gettysburg has the most blood spilled in one area in US history. Some say that you can find dark reddish brown dirt because so much had soaked into the ground.
@@chirpycrow2061 I can attest to all that you said. Had the great luck of spending all my summers there as a kid and got to see the ins and outs of the whole town. Met a lot of incredible people whom I still talk to frequently, spent a lot of time roaming the battlefields absorbing the still very present supernatural & ethereal energy and getting to intake, appreciate, and ponder the history of all the sacrifice and tragedy that went down almost 160 years ago.
My husband and I have been to Gettysburg 4-5 times a year for the past ten years. There is just something about the place that draws you in. It’s a breathtakingly beautiful place.... so rich in history.
We stayed at a hotel on the edge of the town, and every morning my keys were in a different place. I also felt like I was constantly being watched. No malice to it, but all curiousity. I started calling him Sam. I hope he's at rest now.
As a warning. For those who wish to visit the Eisenhower bridge DO NOT allow women in your group to set foot on the far side from where you can park your car. There’s a spirit known as the preacher and he will cause havoc on them. He attaches himself to women and is scared of men. Sach’s covered bridge do bring a pack of cigarettes and offer some to Tennessee, he was a confederate soldier who was hung there and he enjoys when offered a few drags of a cigarette
Im just outside Pittsburgh PA to I have traveled and taken several friends to Gettysburg over the years. Last friend I took we stopped at the Farnsworth house to use the restroom. He went first and tried to go in when he felt someone grab the door from the inside and hold it closed. He leaned on the wall outside to wait. Then a few minutes later I come through and go right into the restroom. He thought someone was inside. A ghost just didn't like him.
I visited Gettysburg in 2008 for a convention. We did drive around the town, cemetery, and battlefield, but the only museum we went to was the Lincoln Train Museum. They have a mock up of a train car that simulates a train ride thru a forest, and a whole room of model train displays.
I've took a small rock from the field near the Lee monument and a rock from devil's den, over 20 years ago and nothing happened yet. then again I was wearing a confederate uniform.
If you get a chance to visit Gettysburg check out the ghost tours that they provide the Orphanage was my favorite you can go back into the hole where the children were held
Gettysburg college Is most definitely haunted I watched an episode of haunted history&a couple of college students was going back2their dorm In the elevator& the doors opened there was a person on a operating table& a bunch of doctors&1of the doctors was giving them the signal2come closer their close the doors&when they opened again they were both on the floor that their dorm rooms were on
Another great video! One point of interest is that during the filming of the movie "Gettysburg" local people would help out with the film and report hauntings. In particular, people would drive actors to the movie scenes. After dark, when driving back home alone, they would look in their rear view mirror to find ghosts of soldiers riding in the pickup bed.
I have been at the Lizzie Borden House, Alcratz (The Rock in San Francisco) Whaley House in Old Town San Diego and I had some experiences and New Orleans as well. I would say Gettysburg is haunted 100% so is the other places I mentioned. They pictures of it to prove it too.
Same, looking back it's kinda fucked up that the teachers encouraged us to play in devils den just climbing and running around laughing like nothing bad happened there 😐 🤨
AN OUTSTANDING VIDEO!! I was in Gettysburg 8 years ago, and stayed for three days. STILL REMEMBER that visit!! Robert E. Lee's headquarters was only a rock throw from the motel I stayed at. I couldn't get over HOW SMALL that house was. At the spot where Lee was on Traveller ,and, watched his troops retreating from Pickett's Charge( where he said IT'S ALL MY FAULT), I heard a VERY FAINT BUGLE CALL. At a couple of other places on the battlefield, I got on one knee,and, prayed for those men ON BOTH SIDES whose lives were tragically cut short. I didn't see any actual spirits,but, I could feel their presence. I,also,recall one time when I prayed for the lost, I heard A VERY FAINT THANK YOU. When I heard that, I started to cry. 😪😪😪✌✌✌✌
Spent the greater part of my childhood in Gettysburg. I remember crawling around the rocks of Devils Den, following around my grandmother with a candlelit lantern while she gave tours of the town, and pondering the thousand minié ball holes in the wall of the Farnsworth House like it were yesterday. Forever will stand as one of my favorite places with the fondest memories, the solemn yet peaceful energy is really something otherworldly. There’s countless occurrences I’ve experienced that still just don’t have any explanation, I could write a book. This video gave me serious goosebumps and a whole lot of nostalgia, I wish I could like it twice, thanks for posting!
The civil war was about the banks being national or English property rather than American. The national bank act started after the civil war. The government wanted people to be angry and to fight against each other rather than fight against the bigger picture. The south saw that fighting against the banks was like what the war of 1776 was.
Gettysburg is an amazing place! I remember my parents taking me there in the mid 70's. Mamie Eisenhower still lived there at the time. 😁✌🏻👍🏻
Mamie E. Lived in Gettysburg? I didn't know that!!
The college In Gettysburg Is haunted some of the dorms were used4️⃣wounded soldiers(creepy)
It must have been terryfying and horrific.
I love this video it's great
But jenny wade was at her sister's house making bread and not at her home
Very cool
lol living a couple minutes away from gettysburg sucks with tourist season
I live in Boston I feel your pain. I’m going to be one of your tourists in June.... Sorry ahead of time I guess 🤷🏻♂️
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Im from australia if i ever get to travel to america this is the place i want to visit i love history and gjosts thank u
You will love Gettysburg! I went there back in 2016 doing ghost hunts..the prices are really affordable as far as hotel costs outside Gettysburg(in town more costly and reservations need to be booked in advance)depends on the season. Some of the local diners have a lot of yummy home cooked meals that you get a lot of food for ya buck! The people there are so laid back and friendly. They like to shoot the breeze with the tourists on stories of the reenactments, ghost sightings, Civil War history and a lot of scary stories. Lots and lots of fun and lots of history! I'm going again for a longer stay next time when I get another chance to go again. Keep on ghosting!
Gettysburg has the most blood spilled in one area in US history. Some say that you can find dark reddish brown dirt because so much had soaked into the ground.
@@chirpycrow2061 I can attest to all that you said. Had the great luck of spending all my summers there as a kid and got to see the ins and outs of the whole town. Met a lot of incredible people whom I still talk to frequently, spent a lot of time roaming the battlefields absorbing the still very present supernatural & ethereal energy and getting to intake, appreciate, and ponder the history of all the sacrifice and tragedy that went down almost 160 years ago.
Welcome! 🍍
It's amazing been going there every summer for the past 20 years
My husband and I have been to Gettysburg 4-5 times a year for the past ten years. There is just something about the place that draws you in. It’s a breathtakingly beautiful place.... so rich in history.
I go frequently to the bunker hill battle site frequently. I’m work at night and my work place is near there it has a weird feeling to it definitely.
We stayed at a hotel on the edge of the town, and every morning my keys were in a different place. I also felt like I was constantly being watched. No malice to it, but all curiousity. I started calling him Sam. I hope he's at rest now.
I think there was a Confederate Soldier that they called “Sam”. I think his actual Last Name was Hood.
Have anyone tried giving the blue boy a warm coat or try freeing him?
As a warning. For those who wish to visit the Eisenhower bridge DO NOT allow women in your group to set foot on the far side from where you can park your car. There’s a spirit known as the preacher and he will cause havoc on them. He attaches himself to women and is scared of men. Sach’s covered bridge do bring a pack of cigarettes and offer some to Tennessee, he was a confederate soldier who was hung there and he enjoys when offered a few drags of a cigarette
Hauntings after DARK? I had a broad daylight haunting in 2013.
Thanks for tuning in, Limey! Oh really...? Do tell!
Little Round Top sunsets are one of the most peaceful things out there
Im just outside Pittsburgh PA to I have traveled and taken several friends to Gettysburg over the years. Last friend I took we stopped at the Farnsworth house to use the restroom. He went first and tried to go in when he felt someone grab the door from the inside and hold it closed. He leaned on the wall outside to wait. Then a few minutes later I come through and go right into the restroom. He thought someone was inside. A ghost just didn't like him.
so sad and spooky even here fife and drums ghostly solders
Oh Gettysburg would be great in dark Deception Chapter 4 but Vince doesn’t put real life locations in this game
I visited Gettysburg in 2008 for a convention. We did drive around the town, cemetery, and battlefield, but the only museum we went to was the Lincoln Train Museum. They have a mock up of a train car that simulates a train ride thru a forest, and a whole room of model train displays.
On my bucket list! Definitely believe the hauntings. Amazing loss of life so much tragedy in one location.
Couldn't agree more, Kelsey! Thanks for joining us! Are you anywhere close enough to take a weekend trip or anything like that?
@@FrightNightScares No, it would definitely be a road trip. But a good one for sure. I’m a Civil War buff so it would be one of many stops.
My son was pushed by something at the cemetery by the first tall statue by the entrance.
I've took a small rock from the field near the Lee monument and a rock from devil's den, over 20 years ago and nothing happened yet. then again I was wearing a confederate uniform.
If you get a chance to visit Gettysburg check out the ghost tours that they provide the Orphanage was my favorite you can go back into the hole where the children were held
Gettysburg college Is most definitely haunted I watched an episode of haunted history&a couple of college students was going back2their dorm In the elevator& the doors opened there was a person on a operating table& a bunch of doctors&1of the doctors was giving them the signal2come closer their close the doors&when they opened again they were both on the floor that their dorm rooms were on
Another great video! One point of interest is that during the filming of the movie "Gettysburg" local people would help out with the film and report hauntings. In particular, people would drive actors to the movie scenes. After dark, when driving back home alone, they would look in their rear view mirror to find ghosts of soldiers riding in the pickup bed.
Yay!! This place is so haunted
I have been at the Lizzie Borden House, Alcratz (The Rock in San Francisco) Whaley House in Old Town San Diego and I had some experiences and New Orleans as well. I would say Gettysburg is haunted 100% so is the other places I mentioned. They pictures of it to prove it too.
This is one place I've always wanted to go!!! Hopefully one day!! Hope y'all are doing well xoxo
If and when you do, I can assure you, the town will not disappoint:)
I live close to Gettysburg and my school went there for a field trip
No sadly
I want to go there
@@jeriannmilemon2584 lol i do go to gettysburg college
@@rubenavila2107 I think that would be Pennsylvania Hall
Same, looking back it's kinda fucked up that the teachers encouraged us to play in devils den just climbing and running around laughing like nothing bad happened there 😐 🤨
Every square inch of Gettysburg is haunted.
Really wish to visit Gettysburg to find out the hauntings for myself!
@@rubenavila2107 Very interesting, thanks for the tip!
AN OUTSTANDING VIDEO!! I was in Gettysburg 8 years ago, and stayed for three days. STILL REMEMBER that visit!!
Robert E. Lee's headquarters was only a rock throw from the motel I stayed at. I couldn't get over HOW SMALL that house was.
At the spot where Lee was on Traveller ,and, watched his troops retreating from Pickett's Charge( where he said IT'S ALL MY FAULT), I heard a VERY FAINT BUGLE CALL.
At a couple of other places on the battlefield, I got on one knee,and, prayed for those men ON BOTH SIDES whose lives were tragically cut short.
I didn't see any actual spirits,but, I could feel their presence. I,also,recall one time when I prayed for the lost, I heard A VERY FAINT THANK YOU. When I heard that, I started to cry. 😪😪😪✌✌✌✌
Awesome! i want to go to and go on that train. I jope i can soon. 😊
I’ve been to Gettysburg more times than I could count. Just love it! Highly recommend it.
I'm going first time in october...what are must sees?
A place i want to visit near future.
I don't think the orphanage is open to the public any more.
Yes it is.
Most wonderful
Some of us living history folks have seen/heard/felt things on that field, especially on those 3 days in july
💜💜💜💜💜👻
Spent the greater part of my childhood in Gettysburg. I remember crawling around the rocks of Devils Den, following around my grandmother with a candlelit lantern while she gave tours of the town, and pondering the thousand minié ball holes in the wall of the Farnsworth House like it were yesterday. Forever will stand as one of my favorite places with the fondest memories, the solemn yet peaceful energy is really something otherworldly. There’s countless occurrences I’ve experienced that still just don’t have any explanation, I could write a book. This video gave me serious goosebumps and a whole lot of nostalgia, I wish I could like it twice, thanks for posting!
Awesome video!
Love to see that place
My favorite town! Hoping to move there one day. But until then I visit as often as I can.
Many graveyards do have soldiers there, but many were pushed dead into a huge hole in the middle of nowhere. Union and Confederate together.
My hope is that one day all soldiers will be identified and brought back home to their families
Got great evp’s here. Hoffman house and David Stewart Farm. Both were civil war hospitals
Yea
I’m from Pittsburgh so I’ve been to Gettysburg a few times.
Going on Sunday, love this place so much go at least twice a year, hope to move here one day
Robert E Lee got his ass kicked at Gettysburg. General Pickett lost all of his men and never forgave Lee for that loss.
Cool
The civil war was about the banks being national or English property rather than American. The national bank act started after the civil war. The government wanted people to be angry and to fight against each other rather than fight against the bigger picture. The south saw that fighting against the banks was like what the war of 1776 was.
You sayin thats what caused the Civil War?
You need to reread your history about the American Civil War dude. It was not about a national bank.
look y'all it's the boogie man..and when you least expect it he's going to get you.. becareful he's real I've seen him with my own eyes.