Lincoln's Vision for a New National Cemetery - Farewell Campfire Program by Ranger Troy Harman

Ranger Troy Harman leads his final campfire talk on Abraham Lincoln's visit to Gettysburg in November 1863 to dedicate the Soldiers' National Cemetery.
Apologies for the sound aberrations.
No claim to original U.S. government works.

[@roberthurley1685]

I'd like to echo the gentleman's Huzzah! for Ranger Harman, an outstanding presenter. I've learned so many new ways to look at this place and history from all his presentations that I've seen on the RUclips

[@AmyMerkley]

I will miss Troy’s programs at Gettysburg! I really enjoy his battle walks.

[@BigMrFirebird-ne1wt]

Q. In declaring a cemetery filled with only Union soldiers as "National", is this not signifying that there were two nations?

[@Zoetropeification]

August 17th 10am, last go around. So to speak.

[@BobMerold]

Is he retiring or transferring? Will that make next Saturday, Aug 17, his final battlewalk?

[@Based_Gopnik89]

Is Troy retiring?

[@carywest9256]

Seems like he is.