Admiral Who Fought At Gettysburg | 137th New York And Their Ultimate Sacrifices

Embark on an unforgettable journey through the hallowed grounds of Culp's Hill, where the echoes of history reverberate with each step. In this exclusive video tour, we delve deep into the remarkable story of Admiral T. Coon, a valiant soldier who served with distinction in the 137th New York Regiment during the pivotal Battle of Gettysburg.
As we traverse the rugged terrain of Culp's Hill, we unravel the layers of bravery and sacrifice that defined Coon's experience on the battlefield. From the strategic maneuvers that shaped the outcome of the battle to the personal anecdotes that offer a glimpse into the life of a Civil War soldier, every moment is steeped in significance.
Join us as we uncover the lesser-known aspects of this historic site, shedding light on the pivotal role played by Coon and his comrades in the Union Army. Through immersive storytelling and expert analysis, we bring to life the challenges and triumphs faced by those who fought on this fateful ground.
Whether you're a seasoned history enthusiast or a curious newcomer, this video offers a compelling exploration of one of Gettysburg's most iconic locations. Prepare to be captivated by tales of valor, honor, and the enduring legacy of those who bravely served their country in its darkest hour. Don't miss your chance to witness history come alive on the slopes of Culp's Hill!
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[@JeffreyLang-j5i]

APPRECIATE YOU HwW!! One of the best stories of the year. Terrific research!! I've been to the 137th NY Monument several times. They never wavered

[@HistorywithWaffles]

Thanks 🙏 I’m glad you enjoyed. I’ve got one more on the way in this series about the Berdan Sharpshooters.

[@grahampost7416]

Was just in Gettysburg last Thursday. Did a 2 hour tour with a guide it was amazing.

[@HistorywithWaffles]

Very cool.

[@GhostofSicklesleg]

Loving the content!

[@HistorywithWaffles]

Thanks for watching

[@legalquilts135]

How interesting, at the same time Admiral T. Coon was fighting at Gettysburg, a sergeant by the name of General McCain (yes General was his first name) was fighting with the Indiana 3rd in the midwest against Morgan's Raid.

[@HistorywithWaffles]

Now that’s awesome

[@markdegraff1950]

Your videos are very relaxing and informative!👍🏼

[@HistorywithWaffles]

Thanks and thanks for returning

[@yisroelkatz-xj6pq]

I am very interested in the Civil War! I just found your channel! You do a great job! Thank you!

[@HistorywithWaffles]

Thank you for watching

[@31stvirginia]

Hey man

[@HistorywithWaffles]

Hello

[@dks13827]

were those train tracks there in 1863 ??

[@HistorywithWaffles]

Not until later that year. Those tracks lay in what is known as the railroad cut. It saw very heavy fighting the first day of battle to include a dramatic charge from Rufus Dawes.

[@michaellynnhardy]

Interesting how you splice in views of the battlefield that are unrelated to the topic with contemplative music.

[@HistorywithWaffles]

Sorta, I followed locations 137th was supposed to have traveled through either before or after the battle.