Me and my dad, a former police officer, went to Gettysburg, in 1999. When we went to the triangle field, we smelled wood smoke and gunpowder. We heard yelling and saw misty soldiers coming out of the woods and disappearing about 10 ft into the field. It was the craziest thing I've ever seen.

I stood right there and took a photo of that opening between the trees. Saw no ghosts but certainly felt the lasting effects of the battle. You can just sense the tragedy, sorrow and suffering that occurred there if you have the right mind.

I'm from Baltimore and would visit Gettysburg every year. My mom and I have always been very interested in Civil War history. I have two strange incidents in the probably 25 trips I've made here. The first significant event was back in the late 90s, early 2000s. I was there with my mom, grandparents and great uncle. We were out of our car on the tour and we saw ALL alone in the field a man dressed as a union soldier in his blues, with a gun and bayonet. We all thought wow, what an amazing looking reenactor. We literally turned around and had a laugh about it and when we looked again he was gone...GONE. Nowhere to be seen. Mind you, he was about 50 yards away from us when we all saw him, in the middle of a field. There was nowhere to go, nowhere he could have went in the 3-5 seconds we looked away. We all got goosebumps and talk about it some 20+ years later. My second was in the Jennie Wade house, big shocker right?! My mom and I always stop here when we visit and usually take the same tour. We like to hang back in the rooms while the touring groups kind of goes ahead of us so we can take more pictures and spend more time. I generally always get a ton of orbs in my pictures there, but on one occasion we noticed the chain upstairs swinging back and forth for minutes at a time untouched, non stop. Nobody touched it, there is no air from a vent blowing on it. Very strange. Another time we were passing through a spot upstairs and felt a very unusual cold whoooosh of air and temp drop for a few seconds. Other than that many pictures get orbs on film camera and digital but mostly film from my experience. I've dabbled with audio recordings but have never had results worth noting. I love the place and have a great respect for the dead on both sides. It's an amazingly beautiful site but I also get a sense of major sadness when there I guess for obvious reasons. Something still lingers and how could it not.

Unfortunately, when I visited Gettysburg, I didn’t see any ghosts. There was a heavy feeling driving thru there at night. Just knowing the horrors that took place, if anyplace is haunted, it’s this place.

About 1975 I took rocks home from the Petrified Forest. About 1980 I was up all night thinking about the recent years of terrible luck and hard times. I never knew any stories about haunted, stolen objects but I started to think about those rocks. That week i packed up a shoebox and sent the rocks back with a similar letter as this one. That day, I had -0.62 in my checking account and no hope of paying any bills. The very next day after the mailing, I got handed a $12,000 work contract and my life was changed. I dont believe in ghosts and angels and hauntings but its hard to pin this on just coincidence.

Visited there a few years ago. Stayed at the Tillie Pierce House. Awoke in the middle of the night to the distinct sound of footsteps (boots) walking from the direction of the room door to an armoire next to the bed, then heard it shake. It sounded like the handle on the armoire was being jiggled at the same time. I literally was looking in the direction of the footsteps and could tell where they were walking, but NOTHING WAS THERE. Was hard to fall back asleep after that, but I finally did with the tv on and lights on. Woke up at 5 AM to the buildings fire alarm blaring! Hurried out of bed to see what was going on, and found out that for some reason the fire alarm was triggered from the basement and they had no explanation as to how it happened. Gettysburg is full of paranormal energy 👍🏼💯

Years ago I went with my sister and our cousin. We went to the triangular field. Our camera batteries went from fully powered to low percentage. While we walked toward the trees at the bottom we kept smelling sweet vanilla tobacco. When we were within about 200 feet of the tree line we all stopped. We got the undeniable feeling that we should no longer proceed and to turn around. We never said anything to each other in the field so we wouldn’t influence each other. But as soon as we got out we all three mentioned the battery power, tobacco and the feeling of being watched. We didn’t feel as though we weren’t wanted or in danger. Just that something was telling us it was better we not continue. Also had similar experiences two summers ago with my family hiking behind Devil’s Den and around to the field. No one else in my family felt anything. But I felt as though we were being watched and followed. I was at the back of the line. Something also tried to take the backpack off my shoulder.

I have experienced two sensory incidents. A cold spot in the Triangular Field with two cousins. The second was the smell of a campfire on Little Round top. My wife saw an apperition between McPherson's Ridge and Oak Hill during an evening drive another time. We have made numerous trips to Gettysburg over the years and no one can ever convince me that there are not the souls of some who fought and died still there.

I spoke with 2 confederate soldiers at devils den. I asked if they were rein-actors. They looked confused. They looked real. Then as I am about to climb over the one big rock. I then thought I wanted a picture I turn around they were gone. We could not find them. We asked others they said they did not see them!!!!

I can understand historians not wanting to deal with "haunted" Gettysburg. But the two don't have to be equable. To deny the "experiences" many people have had over the years out of hand like that isn't right either. Even John Burns talked about encountering a ghost.

“Tim does not get a lot of fan mail” Hilarious

I was at Gettysburg in the late 80s and at Devils Den I swear I heard someone say "help me"! I looked to my wife and said what did you say and she said I didnt say anything! 2 seconds later I herd him say it again! It freacked me out and we went to little round top and I heard it again! I have never forgotten about it!

My family and I were in Gettysburg July 1-4 1997 for the burial of the unknown soldier who's bones were discovered in the railroad cut. Around 8 pm July 2nd we were standing in front of the Jennie Wade House reading the tablet and started smelling the most delicious bread cooking smell. We all commented on how delicious it smelled. A few days later we took a Ghosts of Gettysburg tour and they said during the tour that there had been reports over the years of people out of the blue experience the smell of bread cooking. She was making bread when the bullet came thru the door, struck her in the back and killed her. I have studied the Civil War since I was 5 years old and remember our family driving past the old guide shed near McPherson Farm and the cannons. I was hooked and suffered the Civil War addiction since. I had been to Gettysburg many times before that and knew her story, but that gave us cool chills because not everyone around the house smelled it except us.

I'm starting to get more involved in Gettysburg and the events that occurred during the Civil War. I just recently joined the 11th Pennsylvania Reserves reenactment group. I actually hope to participate in Gettysburg this year for the 160th anniversary as a Union soldier reenacting the moment of battle. Me and my girlfriend went last summer and it was such a humbling experience. I walked through the park with utmost respect to those fallen soldiers and really appreciated the dedication of all who fought for what they believed in. Most respectfully, Jeff G. Monessen, Pa

I stayed at The Gettysburg Inn last week, and one strange thing did happen. The toilet paper fell off of the holder as I was leaving the bathroom, for no real reason. It was strange, and when I told the woman at the desk about it, simply because she asked specifically how my room was as I was checking out - and said she asked being I stayed in the most haunted room in the hotel (I was in room 311), she said that was common in that room. Apparently "Rachel" , the ghost who frequents the hotel, has been messing with peoples' bathrooms.

I loved the disclaimer on Tim's ghost position!

I've been a reeanactor for 20+ years. My start in researching the paranormal started in the backside of the triangular field, on the path heading towards Cross Ave.

As we were driving through Spangler's Spring, my dog who had been sleeping in the back seat suddenly sat up and looking out the back window, began to moan and whimper--sounds I had never heard her make before. She was shivering. We drove on and she settled down again but there had to be something she saw or felt that we didn't.

I have witnessed several things in my visits to the battlefield near Trostle house, Rose's woods and Triangular field. There's something going on there.

Native Americans can often see "spirits" ! I had a friend who was part Shawnee . When we went to visit Antietam she didn't want to get out litof the car! She could obviously see spirits! Antietam was the single bloodiest one day Battle of the Civil War .Over 23,000 dead or injured in a single day ,September 17,1862!

I lived up near there and witnessed many strange things on that battlefield, from bad feelings to seeing unexplainable stuff.

A few years ago in October I snuck into the park at 4AM and found myself at Spanglers Spring. I had heard about the "Lady in White" , so I sat myself on a rock to await dawn and said out loud "Ok lady. Show yourself" . She never showed up. Sassy wench! I grew up right in the middle of the Manassas battlefield and never heard of any ghosts until a couple of new young rangers from New York went to work there and started telling tales of ghosts in the field across the road from Groveton. So I went up there late at night to see for myself. Even fortified with a bottle of wine I never saw a thing.

Just because there are no ‘ghost tours’ of the Gettysburg battlefield apparently has not stopped visitors from having paranormal experiences there.

I think the only bad luck associated with said “chip” of rock with be when the National Park Rangers understand that a portion of the natural resource at a National Military Park was removed by said visitor from the mid west. As you know the government, frowns on this behavior and one may find, the only bad spirit that may be following you may be the law enforcement of the US Dept of Interior!! 👻

Its been postulated that any spot that experiences such a traumatic human experience retains traces of psychic energy… A cab driver in San Antonio related on one bitter cold winter night, about 2 am, he was parked on a [deserted] street across from The Alamo when he noticed a figure roughly dressed(like a frontiersman) squatting by the door smoking a pipe and [ seemingly] lost in thought…It seemed to take notice of the attention from the cabbie and stood up and disappeared… The Original Colony graveyard in Savannah will also creep you out after dark…Lots of weirdness in our world

I stayed at the 1863 Inn of Gettysburg several years back. For the two nights I stayed there, I would hear someone walking around my room in the early hours.

I’m currently looking out my bedroom window over the misty fields towards the escarpment that saw the first major engagement of the English Civil War, part of the Wars of the Three Kingdoms, on Sunday 23 October 1642. It’s about 10 miles SE of Stratford upon Avon. On my shelf I’ve still got Ghost Stories for Children one of which tells of how phantom armies have been seen over Edgehill on moonlight nights. Now I’ve camped in those fields as a kid, cycled, walked and driven back from many of the wonderful country pubs round these parts, even on the 380th anniversary of the battle last year and I never seen anything remotely spectral. ☹️🤣😂

This was hilarious Tim! But now you’re going to have “bad luck.”😄

I absolutely love these wonderful videos about history.. Thank you for posting this, sir.

I love ghosts at Gettysburg !

We`re all skeptics until we have that moment of "What the **** was thattt?????" I`ve had several of those around Gettysburg..... Seen, heard, and smelled.......

I took two rocks, one from Devil's Den and the other from Little Round Top that were much larger than the one in the envelope... I've had them for four years now and nothing bad has happened. After learning that my Great Great Great Grandfather fought in the Battle of Gettysburg, I was hellbent on going to the ground his regiment fought on which was the slaughter Pen... I wasn't really overwhelmed with emotion or anything like that, no chills went up my spine or anything, I suppose I was just catatonic to it all, but I do remember pulling into the battlefield thinking, "Damn, this is where it happened!"... but other than that, there wasn't really much else that I felt while I was there. I remember going to Big and Little Round Top as well as Devil's Den, and then I went to the slaughter pen. I was waiting for that famous sensory overload to hit me like it does everyone else, but I didn't really feel anything. It was a warm and beautiful day out too so maybe the birds chirping and the general tranquility prevented the melancholic feelings from occurring, but whenever I look at pictures of my 3x great grandfather and think of all the carnage he saw, I do get goosebumps.

Well, I will have to say it was funny and another good video from the great folks at ACHS. I had thought for just a minute while waiting for this to be released that maybe, just maybe Tim had possibly had his first ghostly experience and was now a believer. As I mentioned before, I'm a ghost person, what I didn't mention is that I'm about as psychic as a dry stick and even I have had one completely unexplainable experience on the Gettysburg battlefield. If someone like me who is not psychic at all can have an experience, anybody can and the ghosts are out there for sure!

Chickamauga battlefield is extremely haunted. What I saw there one night bavk in the late 1980s changed my life forever ...I was a nonbeliever so being in the battlefield area st night didnt bother me a bit It was actually kind of a thrill that is until I saw plain as day an entire area change colors , from green grass to dark brown blood and dirt mixed and heard this shrill screaming of men in agony and for a few seconds the scene in my mind alternated between green grass and blood and drom the shrill screams to silence and it alternated like that for a few seconds and then just as quickly as it appeared it was gone ,but that vision of men lying on the ground in pools of blood and the gut wrenching fear it out into me changed my life forever ..there are ghosts I can say this with 100% affinity ..how or why i was chosen to see this terrible moment in history is a queztion for wiser men than me but it instilled a respect for the dead and put the fear of God in me that is alive sns well to this day .. i dont think thr spirits will harm us but they do sometimes break through the spritual barriers to let us know they arent something to be joked about or lied about or made fun of

I'm not going to say, there are no such things as ghost, spirits, specters, what have you? However, I've been to Gettysburg, numerous times, since my childhood. As a tourist, spectator and as a reenactor. I've felt things, I can't explain or express. A cold feeling at the Triangular Field, the Wheatfield, Little Round Top, Devils Den and especially The Angle, where the Confederates brook through and almost carried the day on July 3. I've been down there, during the July 4th weekend, and walked the Battlefield. I could feel presences, smell black powder and hear things. It's an eerie feeling and you feel it, long after you leave. It's a feeling of dread, sadness and pain. We forget, it was the largest battle, fought on the North American continent. 51,000 on both sides became casualties. I had a friend, who I reenacted with. He was student at Gettysburg College, years ago. He told me,that long before the White men came, the Native Americans had fought a bloody battle there. It's also a spiritual place. It's their spirits that watch over the place keep the evil out. I've done my own research. He wasn't wrong. There are evil spirits, that haunt the area. That ground is truly Hallowed.

All the ghosts in Fredericksburg, Chancellorsville, Spotsylvania: “I heard the party is at Gettysburg.”

I lived in Gettysburg for a year. In fact, I lived in a house that was supposedly haunted. Never experienced anything.

Personally, I have slept on the field of Gettysburg by Meade’s HQ, by the Dunker Church at Antietam, at Valley Forge, and on board the sloop of war USS Constellation in Baltimore Harbor, and never saw, heard or felt anyone or anything. The only spirits were in a bottle (hic)!!!🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

One of my relatives fought at Gettysburg, but he wouldn’t be a ghost because he survived and became mayor of Auburn NY. My family has about 30 letters he sent home from the war.

This is fantastic! Tim is unrivaled in stamping out Gettysburg nonsense. Bravo sir!

Tim buddy, you had me rolling. Keep up the great work guys.

I am a believer in the paranormal but I honestly believe that some people can take it to far . In Battle Fields men & possible women have gave their lives if they still remain in the Battle Fields they should be left in peace . I have been to Coloden a few times it's a peaceful battlefield but you get the feeling of sorrow & loss . I've walked around it read the notes but I would never think of trying to do paranormal there (just my opinion). Same at Glenn Coe or Fort George you know terrible thing's have happened at these places but I wouldn't dream of disturbing them(again just my opinion). I would like to visit some of the Battle Fields in the U S A . Maybe some day I'll make it from across the pond 🙏🙏🙏🙏

Have giggled through this and agree whole heartedly with you but.... several years ago had a very eerie experience one evening while on the battlefield. Not kidding.

My grand pap took a picture there it had a solider leaning against a tree with his musket the camera stopped working

I was there in 2003 and our digital camera got fucked up. All the photos from our trip were lost.

Been to Gettysburg multiple times starting in 1964 as a 14 year old ghost stories wer commonplace. I never encountered any, but when you are there, you can feel the presence of something.

Can't wait for this! I'm blessed to be coming there for the first weekend of August 💯 two more weeks 😁 I see and hear things every time I go, even when I'm not investigating, always saying prayers for those left behind , Gettysburg is definitely a place that keeps pulling you back..

I am not a paranormal fanatic or strong believer of the supernatural but something does feel different to me when on Civil War battlefields. It's hard to explain, I don't know how else to say this but at Gettysburg the air feels different to me than anywhere else has ever felt. Additionally, at times on other CW battlefields and no where else I have sensed feelings of dread.

The souls are of soldiers who are not aware that they have passed. Some met an instant death. They are reliving the final moments before they die and are stuck in that moment of time.

When you realize how many lives were lost in this one single battle of just three days (50K) men and one civilian a 20 year old woman. The fear and emotional stress that gripped the minds of those involved, there is bound to be a great significant amount of spiritual energies in the area's of this site. That's a great deal of death of many young men in a 72 hour period, more so then in all the time of the French Revolution over it's course. Something this bad is bound too have ghosts lurking around.

Tim is and always will be the man!

This is some next level trolling well played sir 👏

It is my great sadness that I am in no way sensitive to spirits or the presence of paranormal phenomena. I guess I am what you'd call 'psychically ham-fisted' - the spirit of an old lady was present in an old house in Minneapolis where I used to babysit. She moved things around in the third floor apartment (no one lived up there at the time) and would sometimes open the bathroom door during the night if someone was doing their business. She was so much a part of the house it didn't feel weird or scary (once I became used to the idea, that is). Her active time seemed to usually be late at night so I was usually sleeping or (when in the bathroom) drowsing.

What are those swirling spots circling your head, Tim? And, that shadowy soldier running up the field?

I've been to Gettysburg four times. And in those 4 times I had experiences happen. One thing I can say is that something happened every time. Gettysburg is the most haunted place I've ever been to and I've been a lot of places. I love Gettysburg.

Years ago I believe it was in the 1990s I visited Gettysburg battle field and I came to devils den and I got out of my car I froze. Like a chill came over me. Got back in my car and left!

I had a very strange experience at a reenactment event at New Market in 2001/2002. I was 15 years old. I woke up in the middle of the night after spending a day in the high sun, dehydrated, and marching. I woke up im the tent and litterally heard artillery going off all around me. I l ft the tent, put on my jacket and grabbed my Enfield. I went to join my formation, but i didnt recognize anyone. They were skeleton-like, ragged, barefoot. It was sudd nly daylight and the sounds of lead being fired was different from the blanks. I was woken up by my friend. There were no ghosts. My imagination was running wild in my sleep while i replayed my understanding of the battle of New Market.

As I knew many Battlefield guides and some worked for Mark N. I always found it amazing that some worked on the side as ghost tour guides along with being LBG ..Rob W. As an example. Some believed in the Tales and others did not.

Oh the not so subtle shade!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣 this video is wonderful

I was prepared to lecture Smith on how historians shouldn't be encouraging superstitious nonsense. Then I watched the video. "Ghost tours are not allowed on the battlefield. For that reason, the town is filled with ghosts, but there are very few ghosts on the battlefield." Too damned funny.

I can’t find it but a couple years ago somebody posted a video on here and it was taken at night of a very wide tree line and there were distinctly human figures that were transparent going through it and it was probably the most believable footage I have ever seen. I would rate it right up there with the brown mountain lights for believability. Unfortunately almost everything to do with Gettysburg is always send it around those two cannons and I filmed through a windshield to show that water spots really do haunt the cars that drive through Gettysburg

Consider this fan mail. Enjoying the videos. Keep them coming.

Okay, I lived on the battlefield from 1965-1967 while attending the Lutheran Theological Seminary there. I personally never experienced anything paranormal either at the Seminary or on the battlefield, but much later, as a parish pastor, I did experience some unexplainable things in my church buildings while working late at night. I have the feeling that the veil between this world and the afterlife is pretty thin at times, but I can't say that these experiences frightened me anywhere near as much as driving in Winnipeg, Manitoba does.

I got click baited and I enjoyed it, good job ACHS!

EXCELLENT MATERIAL!!

Great video.At last one person telling the truth about the Triangular Field,and i thing his words goes for the whole of Gettysburg 👍

The editing at 1:33 was hilarious! LOL.

On my first visit to the Devil's Den/Triangular Field location very close to where Tim is, my camera battery died. It was a new battery. As soon as I left the area, the battery was fine.

I’ve always wanted to be a licensed Civil War battlefield historian. I have degree from college but I’m currently serving in the real world military and I spent over a decade studying this war and learning as much as I still can today as well as teaching the truth about history; not only how the battles were fought spending nine years as a Civil War order fault drilled and all aspects of their lives at war whether on campaign or back in a garrison camp. Someday I will need to apply my knowledge and experience of having served the military along with the knowledge in war history, and how combat tactics have changed through the centuries along with the technology of military weaponry. Not to be arrogant but I think even without that smart guy degree, I would make an outstanding Historical battlefield guide and actually get paid for it. That’s one of my faraway dreams. I have always been so blissfully happy on a national Civil War battlefield park. Hey please tell me Sir, how could I possibly get started in the trade?

Some people are not aware of or hooked onto their natural intuitive or ability to see, hear, experience, etc., what’s occurring right before them, let alone, what’s occurred historically, where the faint and not so faint happenings are before them.

My great great grandfather Henry S Wade fought at Gettysburg with the Pennsylvania 88th Regiment F co. and he is rolling over in his grave with laughter!

I really need to go back to Gettysburg. Y'all need to visit Antietam and walk down Bloody Lane you will really feel something there.

Thank You Tim!

Laugh out loud funny! Thanks and keep it up

Tim should do more stand-up! This was very entertaining!

Enjoyed your video and I gave it a Thumbs Up

I love the lowkey roasts hahaha. Well, you can't say they aren't lacking in imagination at least

I might go to Gettysburg when I visit my grandpa in beaver county on memorial day of 2023

Hey I think what would make your museam more fascinating is if you researched the rifles the units used in the battle at gettysburg,so people could see what there relatives used

Amazing with what the letter said. And returning the piece of rock taken. Wow.

I run freight trains through the cut and deal with that local rail company situated near the battlefield. We have seen pictures that give pretty clear evidence of beyond this world realities! I try to be as mindful as I can going through there and almost take a reverence to passing through!

Working at Gettysburg College 3rd shift cleaning the athletic bldg and Majestic Theater, I can write a lengthy book of the paranormal activity that I have experienced. The activity is non-stop when it's a full moon.

Amazon Prime has a movie out called The Ghosts of Gettysburg. While the quality of the film looks professional it has a lot of boring stuff about the people who appear in the movie being psychic. One woman who moved her family to Gettysburg from Michigan was just so out there--she looked like the glitter fairy threw up on her. Most real psychics, and I've known a few are very ordinary looking people who don't draw a lot of attention to themselves or do hokey readings and paranormal investigations. While I've seen some really good footage of actual apparitions in the battlefields around Gettysburg, not much evidence of hauntings was provided by the movie.

Devil's Den is legitimately haunted. I went there in 1997 with my boy scout troop. We saw a full-body apparition of a Confederate soldier. It wasn't negative or frightening. He just walked his path along the side of the road, totally unaware that our van was there pulled over. Then he vanished into the night without a trace. Our assistant scoutmaster was just exiting the van to ask if he was real, when the Confederate disappeared. It was a residual haunting, just an echo from another time.

The fields that once were green and lush, Now bear the scars of war. The beauty of the countryside, Is marred forevermore. The meadows, woods and cornfields, Once serene and calm and still. Echo eerie cries of pain, The agonizing howling shrill. Two armies clash, their rifles flash, Cannon fills the den with doom. The hot lead flies, the panicked cries, The orchestra of death sings out her tune. It don’t seem right, Hell should have itself, Uprooted from below. Once so heavenly, where now the devil stands, Warm blood begins to flow. The two sides hurl into a single swarm, Of humanity, in flight. To escape their genocidal fate, A mangled, wicked site. The corpses litter all around, 23 thousand ghastly poses. Horrific, wild expressions, Now contort their mouths and noses. A pocket watch clicking and every second ticking, Marks the time of postmortem for the scored. One American fell every single second on the day, The battle of Antietam roared. The battlefield’s now hallowed ground, Where residual hauntings last. A time where death and dreams replay, A record of its past.

Just as an FYI the southern half of the town Sullivan Indiana was destroyed by a tornado in July 2023. I live 15 miles from it. I hope that family did not have that bad luck from that stone still. 😢

"Tim does not get a lot of fan mail." .... lolololololol Thank you for the laugh ACHS

Really thought you were going to throw it… funny Tim.

If you take a rock from the Hawaiian volcano it will bring bad luck or so they say. The nearby hotel will return rocks sent back.

From one skeptic to another, I salute you, sir.

and the same lore is told in Hawaii that people who have removed lava rocks etc have bad luck and return them to the islands

That took an unexpected turn

I had a civil war solider in my back yard in Sanford, fl..... I lived at a place called Fort Melon. ...I lived on Mellonville ave ! I had part of the armory attached to my home !

I’d beg to differ, Tim Smith, because I believe we do go on. After dying, yes we do go on. It’s not just the Triangular Field in Gettysburg. It’s Perryville Kentucky, Vicksburg Mississippi, Fox’s & Turner’s Gaps South Mountain and Fredericksburg Virginia, I could go on & on, lots of real stories that happened to real people.

...how has no one pranked Tim Smith by putting on a sheet with eyeholes and walking in the background of this video?

Just came back from Gettysburg. Paul was our historical battleground tour guide one of the three of 150 that passed the test. He was fantastic we learned so much. Everybody in this country should be visiting Gettysburg at some point in their life! Fantastic tour at the Shriver house & our haunted tour guide!!!! You guys/gals are historical professionals!!!❤️❤️❤️❤️👍🏻

Haha! Couple years back me and my wife tried a ghost tour now I love Gettysburg and history of the battle and I try to go every year for the history not ghost but we tried the ghost thing it was so stupid had about 40 people walking around the same house and the tour guide going there’s an orb look over there there’s another orb, do you feel that cold spot? 🙄 If you want my opinion best thing to do at Gettysburg is to get a license battlefield tour guide to drive your car around the battlefield it was awesome!

paranormal tourism is the only reason most people visit that dusty little town. this guy obviously has a bug up his ass for whatever reason.

Concerning the comment about his fan mail...how do YOU know how much mail he actually receives?

I miss the Gettysburg I knew before the movie and Mr. Nesbitt's books. The Park Service has made such a mess of the place it's hardly worth the drive now.