Thank you for the video, we need more people to research this history, I moved to Cooperstown, in 1978, I'm always learning more about the aria. Thanks,Narniaknut!

My friend and myself are huge Revolutionary War history buffs and luckily live in NY. We say luckily because NY State is so richly huge with Revolutionary War history. We've been meaning to check out this cemetery for a while now. We plan to go in a few weeks!

That building that you said was a masonic temple was a fire house, movie and library at one time.

love DOO WOP.

This is behind my house now.

Thanks for recording and posting. I’m taking an American Military History class now and these little videos are helping tremendously.

Is anyone there?

Sounds fantastic!

Love this one too 🤣😍

Love this one

Spaventosi...

It reminds me of an evening in 1998 when because of rain, we had to shift everything from the ground up to the building inside and have the worship concert. But we had it. Sorry the videos in the tape got erased and have no good memories saved anywhere.

Thank you for taking the time to post this series of videos. Was thinking about driving here to see it and wanted to get an idea of what it offered. Many thanks!

Yuk!!

I’m sorry, but the arrangements for this version is totally disrespectful to Dottie Rambo.

The Martins are saying heck we are from Arkansas, the state that the tornado sirens and people in the neighborhood runs outside and watches.

Love this!!

I think they can turn the fans off. lol

My soul calms down when they sing. ☺️

They sang up a storm. I love when they sing together.

Hello. Fellow explorer here. Would love to contact ya for some suggestions of places in the area. Just moved here from VA was gonna see if you had an Instagram or maybe contact through email

Do you by chance know of the care takers name? Or where I can go to find it?

So you’d have to schedule a tour?

I went under the fence last summer, all locked up, haha. But thank you for this! I was trying to remember the name of this place & couldn't.

Beautiful place. Thanks for sharing.

this is a very cool place and happy to say i was the one that added it to google map. there's a few parking spots along the road and its just a 5 minute like a b-line to the the tower. or you can do a very nice easy 3.6 mile loop hike with only a 396 ft Elevation gain. what i was told and read on the net was the tower is also a monument for the clarks dog (buttons). which they use to go birding together to record how many different bird species they could find. if you would like a map of the 3.6 mile trail down load alltrails on your phone. the best hiking app you'll ever need.

God bless.

Who do I contact to get in??

Great video! Was it taken last week? Can't wait to get out there ice fishing.

Dont like that version ....

Guided tour? How does one go about contacting them?

Keep your grind STRONGG 🙏🙏🙏

Different presentation and nice intro

My great great great grandfather was John Vogt who owned a farm adjacent to the wreck site....he also had two sons that drowned in the Delaware River in the immediate area......when he heard the tragedy unfold, he ran to the scene of the disaster and rendered help........

Elmira didn't really tell a lot of people for the longest time.

Hi. My name is Kimberly Cole. I've recently discovered that 3 of my great, great uncles fought in the Civil war with two of them winding up at Elmira Prison Camp. One of which was on board the Shiloh train wreck. From the information I found, he was badly injured and one of the first men to be buried at Elmira. I'm planning on coming to Elmira, NY in end of March/beginning of April. How could I possible find his headstone? I would like to learn all there is to know about my Uncles and being at Elmira. Do you know of anyone that I could meet that could help? Thank you for any information you may have for me.

Awesome...Thank You for sharing! I cannot wait to go. Truly hoping we will be able to make it this year. Where did you stay or where would you recommend? There are a few suggestions on www.therealbedfordfalls.com/wheretostay.php . Thanks, Maria :)

Thanks for sharing your pictures! I went this year, too. Did you take photos with the characters on the street on Sunday? They're completely different than the characters I saw on Saturday!

Good acting!! And a nice room:-)

My Grandmother's Grandfather, James Tyner, was a Confederate POW in Elmira at this time, and his brother William one of the prisoners on board this train. William was badly injured in the wreck and survived only long enough to avoid being buried in a mass grave in PA. He died in Elmira on the 18th, without ever regaining consciousness. James died in captivity on the 13th of March, 1865, 27 days before the surrender at Appomattox. We always wondered if the brothers met that one last time.

AWESOME!!! Way to go Mike & Martins!! :) Love Ya'll

thanks for posting these! I grew up in deposit, but now live in South Dakota and so i wasn't able to be there.

Haha the girl in purple

Awesome vid. I love learning about the elmira prison camp. Was just looking at some online records this morning about the soldiers held there.