Farms of the Gettysburg Battlefield: Day One

[@GhostofSicklesleg]

Great job, love learning new tidbits of info.

[@beckysteinmiller338]

Excellent presentation. We will never truly understand what the owners of these farms endured. I truly appreciate the eye opening experience.

[@Stevenp1863]

Fantastic, vivid accounts of the people and places that make up the story of Gettysburg. Well done !!!

[@blukeblue1235]

I love these details Tim! They are all a part of the story of Gettysburg and I never hear them anywhere else.

[@pamelaoliver8442]

I just left the American Battlefield Trust channel and ran out of content. Thankfully y'all just uploaded this... Love Tim! I've learned so much from him. ...and he's right. Meade IS our greatest general.

[@julesyakker8765]

Im completely addicted so this channel! You guys rock

[@robertstonejr1000]

Excellent - well researched.

[@BermudaBrian]

Outstanding!!!!

[@fastsetinthewest]

Farther and farther back in history 158 years ago and still felt by families. Eaglegards...

[@kellyzavandro456]

I so appreciate this look at the wider human cost - too much of our textbook history focuses on troop movement, etc., and overlooks what everyday people had to endure

[@erinhennessy1393]

I agree

[@jaydenrice440]

My 10 year old son is coming to visit Gettysburg with his older sister and her husbands more m and dad and is pretty excited to learn about everything that had happen. So many men died😔

[@BillsWargameWorld]

Tim makes great videos

[@MrFrikkenfrakken]

Imagine corpses still on the fields for weeks (months) after the battle! And this was certainly not an isolated case but every major and minor engagement had proportionate issues. Stunning that major disease outbreaks did not occur and add to the misery.

[@refugeeca]

I believe there was a number of deaths in the Gettysburg community from disease after the battle.

[@briancalifornia1]

Happy 158th Anniversary Battle Of Gettysburg

[@francishaight2062]

What a nightmare that would have been.

[@AndyHoke]

Hugh Scott seems to have established Adams county as soon as William Penn started issuing land grants in PA.

[@timgelder4263]

Has this guy ever been to a dentist? Yikes