Gettysburg Park: Civil War Ghosts | Full Documentary

[@gatekeeper9837]

The eighth grade class in our community took a trip there one year. The teacher took a group shot before they left. After it was developed there were ghost images of soldiers standing with the students. He even sent it to our local newspaper and they printed it on the front page.

[@homeatlastfarm1]

This didn't happen at Gettysburg but I once saw the ghost of a nurse in an old home that was used as a field hospital during the war. I saw her and it was quite apparent that she also saw me. I'll never forget it.

[@misguidedangel6550]

Wow that is so interesting how can people say that ghosts are not real when people like you have seen them before??? I'll never understand that

[@rickyrichards7596]

She was a spirit that has never been reborn, she is a Lost Soul. Both doomed to the 'Lake of fire'!

[@rickyrichards7596]

@@misguidedangel6550 I've seen a Ghost before. It was the Grim Reaper without the sickle. That is a story in itself. But, I want to tell you about is what happen where I was living, back in `1983; one morning about 3:00AM, off beltline road in east Dallas, TX. I just got home from playing music at a club, in Grand Prairie, about 50 minutes away. I was listening to some music, just trying to unwind from my performance, when my son, who was nearly 5 years old, woke up and came into the living room of my extra wide mobile home, (which had a small creek that ran on the west side of it), and sat in my lap. Now it was cool so, I had all the front bay and side windows open, but the screens were locked in place. Suddenly, as if the wind blew hard, the curtains to my left, about 6 feet from me, on the creek side, blew inward, and they just stayed floating in the air like they were being held up by something and then, something materialized in the window with a curtain draped over each of its shoulders! I had a 4-foot skirting, and it was about two foot up to the windowsill. So, it had to be 8 or 9 feet tall because, from its waist up, it was leaning in through the window, with the screen still in place. I would have thought that I was just seeing something that was NOT there, until, my young son jumped, while sitting in my lap, from being startled and frightened, pointed at it and said loudly: "Daddy, what is that THING over there!" Well...when I realized he was seeing the same thing as me, the hair stood up on the back of my neck! This thing was covered in long black hair, it’s face was human like. Its shoulders were 3-foot-wide, and they barely fit in the window! Its head was also huge! It turned a little to its right and looked straight at us, it had a wide mouth and smiled at us, as if saying; “Here I am and there is nothing YOU can do about it!” Its teeth were like humans but, they were huge! Then... it just vanished, and then the curtains floated downward back into place. I checked; the screen was still latched in place. Later that day: I found NO tracks. What do I think they are? They have to be Demons, which are spiritual beings without bodies! That is how they can materialize from a dimension, which humans cannot see, {they are ALL around us}, into our vision range of only 3 dimensions. This is also the reason that no one has ever found one of their bodies!! Their bodies of flesh died in the flood! Like I said, I have had other experiences too, starting when I was very, very young. My parents would find me outside the house near the woods and just thought I was sleepwalking. I think back now; and know what I saw and what really happened! I swear this is the TRUTH! I have NO reason to lie. I have taken this time to tell y’all; they are REAL!

[@Mutlap]

@@misguidedangel6550 ones that don't believe have never experienced a ghost siting

[@StephanieElizabethMann]

I wonder if there is an account of or made by a civil war combatant who met and gave powder or cartridges to these fellows who, after that afternoon, meet were not there later the same evening or the next day?

[@hondaphan4172]

I'll never forget when my wife and I were visiting Gettysburg in the Fall of 2017. One night we were heading out of town but the road we were traveling on wasn't part of the Military Park. That being said, it WAS part of the battlefield since everyone knows the Military Park is just part of it. It always feels creepy on those roads at night since it's very dark and there's a vibe out there which is hard to explain. All of a sudden we saw this thin line of "fog" which must've stretched around 100 yards and it was crossed over the road in front of us...around fifty yards away. We drove through it and I would estimate it was only four-five feet deep and six-eight feet high. Like I said, it was around 100 yards long and it also resembled a battle line. I can't say for certain if it was paranormal but that was the first and last time that we have seen "fog" look like that.

[@JohnnyDanger36963]

@@hondaphan4172 ghosts pull electrons from the air trying to manifest,it cools the area which produces condensation and the fog.

[@Dark_Nemesis4300]

I've visited Gettysburg, from the UK, on five different occasions. It's a fascinating place. My grandmother's ashes are scattered there. I've not seen anything that could be deemed ghostly, and am a sceptic, but there is no doubting that the site is very eerie at night, particularly when the mists roll in.

[@sandrahernandez569]

Why would you ever scatter your grandmother's Ashes there

[@deborahwade2641]

My husband and I spent 3 days at Gettysburg. The history of the 3 day battle definitely deserves our utmost respect. We didn't encounter anything ghostly but we came away astounded by what the soldiers endured there.

[@HabitualButtonPusher]

Gettysburg is a place all should visit. While I didn’t see anything supernatural the place had a vibe that made you feel you were being watched, especially up on Little Round Top. I got there early in a chill fall day with some low fog. Since it was just after daybreak I was the only one up at the 20th Maine position. That feeling I got didn’t leave me even while looking at the monuments on the main roads. With all the death, mutilated and injured….was just a place I didn’t want to spend to much time at. Nonetheless, it was an honor to stand on such hallowed ground.

[@rickyrichards7596]

The Ghosts can manifest themselves and be seen. Not all people will see them. Demons are ALL around us. If people could see them.... they would be running to Christ so he could save them! I've seen a Ghost, (Grimm Reaper, without sickle), and a Demon; from just 6 feet away. It The hairy Demon became visible in my open window, with the screen still latched. {8-10 foot tall} Smiled at me and my 5 -year old boy, like here I am and there is nothing you can do about it, then vanished and was gone. (There are more details) Talk about your hair standing up on the back of your neck!! I was NOT alone on either occasion, so I got witnesses.

[@MichaelLloyd]

Shiloh has a feeling to it as well. I didn't get to spend as much time at Gettysburg that I would have liked unfortunately.

[@rickyrichards7596]

@@MichaelLloyd All battle grounds have unborn Spirits with lost Souls, who are earthbound, awaiting 'Judgment Day'! They made the wrong choice!!! Very Sad!

[@jimreilly917]

Went to Gettysburg in July 2001. Saw the Wheatfield where the famed Irish Brigade fought. Then went up Little Round Top. At the Wheatfield I felt sorrow for those dead. LRT was…different. I don’t get to the top, because halfway up, though I didn’t see or hear anything, I felt a deeper hostility towards me than I’ve ever felt before or since…such anger. And the clear mental impression…LEAVE, YANKEE…now. I live in Missouri but have always supported the Union in the Civil War period. I turned back. As soon as I was off LRT, That palpable hostility left me. Creepiest feeling I ever experienced. Oh did I mention the day I was there? July 2. About 4 in the afternoon. I hope I can visit Gettysburg again. Maybe even LRT. God keep all who were killed on that field.

[@josephcottone3347]

WENT TO GETTYSBURG BACK IN AUGUST OF 76 DURING THE DAY AND I JUST GOT A STRANGE FEELING THAT I CAN NOT DESCRIBE 😢❤. REST IN PEACE.

[@rickyrichards7596]

ONLY the Saved Souls find REST in the grave.... the lost souls find no rest! After their body of flesh dies, their spirit and soul are earthbound awaiting Judgment Day! Which should be in `3033! Peace be with you in Yeshua's name. ✝🛐

[@Sharon-fw9qw]

​@@rickyrichards7596🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄

[@christadauria4362]

On October 1970, a group of MSSD students including me with other staffers had visited Gettysburg, PA. as the historic Civil War Era battlefield on our field trip as I remember it so well.

[@siliconvalleyengineer5875]

my great great grandfather was wounded in two seperate civil war battles and lived to 1890.

[@Lee.Enfield-303]

I'd love to hear ranger Matt Atkinsons view on these stories, especially the supposed cartridges given to the reenactors by a ghost. Where are those cartridges now ? Surely a show of this magnitude would have taken the effort of locating them to show them to the viewer ! I mean, that's paranormal gold wouldn't you think.

[@monicamiller9793]

I was on that battle field circa 1977-78 , a friend and I were going to sit down for a picnic. Beautiful autumn day. We found a little knoll near a tree-line, there was a stream close by. My friend went looking for bullets ( he had a metal detector) I decided to go to the stream and dip my feet in. As soon as my feet went into the water, I got extremely dizzy and felt like vomiting, I started to lose my vision, all I saw a red haze over everything. My next moment of awareness ,was my friend and the guy who worked the park were kneeling next to me with an ammonia capsule under my nose. The park guy went a little pale when I told them what I had felt, seen before I passed out. That creek ran red during and several days after one of the battles with blood. That park is one of the places I will not set foot on if I can help it.

[@Mr1bigsexy]

Oh not me red is my favorite color

[@Mr1bigsexy]

My favorite color is blood red to be specific

[@OnlyTheChronic]

Gettysburg Cemetery is where I saw my very first ghost/spirit when I was 12 years old on vacation. I thought he was an actor and I wanted to talk to him but I blinked and in that millisecond he vanished. There was nowhere for him to go.. we were in the center of the Cemetery. He was just so real, real as you or I. m I developed psychic abilities as an adult but this incident was THE realest I've ever experienced.

[@rickyrichards7596]

Earthly Ghosts 👻 (or Spirits) are Spirits of the Lost, which have never been reborn so, when their body dies their Spirit and Soul are earthbound awaiting 'Judgment Day'!

[@kristenb5177]

@@rickyrichards7596 Not true

[@rickyrichards7596]

@@kristenb5177 I've died and have been in the 'Spiritual World'. I've spoken with God so, I know; and you are just guessing. Jesus answered, “Truly, truly, I say to you, unless one is born of water and the Spirit, he cannot enter the kingdom of God. 6 That which is born of the flesh is flesh, and that which is born of the Spirit is spirit. 7 Do not marvel that I said to you, ‘You must be born again.’ 8 The wind blows where it wishes, and you hear its sound, but you do not know where it comes from or where it goes. So it is with everyone who is born of the Spirit.” Yahweh-Nissi ~ "The Lord is our Banner!"

[@stephenmcgraw8871]

I think the "never-ending" reenactments keep these spirits"alive",giving them strength,and stirring this immense energy of these lives taken so long ago.......I think that`s why these experiences,both visual and aural are so powerful,where there HAS been photographed an actual regiment,including the flags,in the middle of a battlefield,men marching into the wood line,drums caught on audio tape.......it`s an amazing place.....

[@Hillary1971WV]

YES! My thoughts exactly.

[@misguidedangel6550]

You are probably right. I'm still amazed that this Lawyer named Andrew got his picture taken at the Abraham Lincoln speech at Gettysburg that just blew my mind. How did I not hear this before? And how is this not on the news?

[@deathriders83]

It's trapped energy, dramatic usually the cause, hence haunted planes, building. It has history every time. A poltergeist is trapped "negative" energy.

[@rickyrichards7596]

There are Evil Spirits, which are Fallen Celestial Ones and Demons. Demons are spirit Beings without bodies, for their half human bodies drown in the flood. Earthly Ghosts 👻 (or Spirits) are Spirits of the Lost, which have never been reborn so, when their body dies their Spirit and Soul are earthbound awaiting 'Judgment Day'!

[@rickyrichards7596]

@@deathriders83 U R partly right.

[@kimkrebs451]

If you haven’t been to Gettysburg, you need to!!! There is so much history there and there are the ghosts!

[@tessaleroux7725]

Fascinating . On my bucket list too

[@TOURMANBOB]

I had the only somewhat paranormal experience in my life in Gettysburg. I was travelling to see Gettysburg and was wandering through the town after dark and came to the edge of the cemetery in town near the stature of the fallen general. I walked up to the stone gate entrance to the cemetery on the corner and was going to enter when I got the strongest and strangest feeling that I should not enter the cemetery. I am not an emotional person and have never experienced anything like this in my life before or after. It was real, it was scary, and it was powerful, and I cannot explain it. But I can tell you, I wouldn't have entered that gate if someone had a gun to my head. It shook me to the core and 30 years later I have not forgotten the experience. Although I am a paranormal skeptic, this experience has made me doubt my beliefs. There may well be something to this place....

[@tracy6878]

The cemetery sorta near the eternal flame and orphanage?

[@TOURMANBOB]

@@tracy6878 It was the one downtown you can reach walking along the main street. The one with the statue of the fallen civil war general out front

[@tracy6878]

@@TOURMANBOB I think that's a separate one...if you get the chance to check out the one near the orphanage, do. It's full of unmarked graves and the energy is wild.

[@BillSlag-p7p]

I have a great reverence for Gettysburg and what took place there. Having been there many times. I even camped on the battle field as a Boy Scout , back in the 1970’s, when it was allowed. I never had any feelings of the Supernatural or ghosts being about. Rest In Peace.

[@randymcadoo8977]

Love Gettysburg so much history

[@rickyrichards7596]

YES, the Dem/Confederates were following a Crazy Man, (just like they have been following one for last 4 years), that got most of them killed, that day! When Gen. Lee said, after the battle, "Form up your Divisions", his General told him..."I have no divisions left sir!" Then that General told his officers, "That crazy old man got all my boys killed!" The Dem/Commies are still at work trying to destroy the 'Republic'!!!

[@vickismith3052]

I love Gettysburg I was there when I was a teenager and years later me and my husband took my daughter there I believe that there are spirits there and other civil war battlefields ❤❤❤❤❤

[@idahospudgirlidahospudgirl4998]

Gettysburg was a somber place to visit , you could tangibly feel it

[@rickyrichards7596]

Plenty of doomed Spirits (Ghosts) of the LOST people, who were never reborn. They are earthbound, (Spirit and Soul), awaiting Judgment Day. Very Sad but, that is the path they chose!

[@Jayne-vm9il]

We live in Kentucky,We used to see them All the time...

[@valerielargin3848]

That was so cool... super interesting. Thanks!

[@susanwheeler7396]

I love Gettysburg!

[@benjamingates3695]

My Gettysburg story: was there Nov 2023 for my bday. We did the tour on our own with the CD in the car. We were at the 3rd or 4th spot and I see a guy about 300 yards away leaning against a fence. Why this caught my attention was it was pouring out. I say to my wife - look at that guy over there. She can’t see him - I’m actually counting fence post to show her - still can’t see him. Now the guided tour bus goes by us and after they pass he was gone. He had the solider type hat on and was holding a long stick or gun. I saw him for at least 10 min. There isn’t anyway he could have moved from that fence in the time the bus passed as there was miles on either side of the fence. Low key sighting-but I thought it was cool.

[@JohnnyDanger36963]

quit the meth,junky!

[@LJ6122]

Oh I believe it….so strange no one else sees it, but you know you saw what you saw. I had something similar happen to me at the Old Joliet Prison in IL. I was with a group of people touring a cell block during the day. Due to the State of IL allowing the prison to sit vacant for decades, it was the victim of vandals and fell into very bad shape - so only certain areas were accessible and open to the public. Tours were conducted in groups and ‘wandering’ was strictly prohibited. Unbeknownst to me, as we moved through the cell block, I was bringing up the rear…as the group was about 20’ ahead of me, I heard a whistle behind me. It was a cheerful whistle…like someone was mopping the floor or just shutting things down at the end of the day. I turned around and no one was behind me. Then I learned that only myself and my group in front of me were in the building. And then I learned that only myself and my group in front of me were inside the prison walls! The whistle was so clear and unassuming, I thought for sure I’d see a guide behind me bringing up the rear of my group. Nope. No one in my group heard it - and this was in large concrete cell block, where noise travels very easily. I soon learned there have been many reports of the whistle being heard in that same cell block. Wildest thing. I know what I heard…but if I heard it, why didn’t anyone else?

[@acex8124]

Indeed. I wish that these poor souls would not be punished for their actions and feelings andnot be afraid to go into the light of God.

[@rockerchic8144]

I'm from Northern California and years ago i moved to North Eastern Pennsylvania, well for my birthday one year, i went to Gettysburg and it is definitely haunted. I felt eyes on me everywhere i went on that field. Wonderful experience though.

[@14tfisher]

Gettysburg is about 3 and half hrs from my hometown of Binghamton, NY. We were in Gettysburg for several reanactments plus just to travel there on many of our mini trips. Not once did I ever see anything out of the supernatural or feel uneasy with the atmosphere pertaining to Gettysburg. I must say though that Gettysburg definitely is a place to visit if your definitely a Civil War buff, there is so much to see. Guess I can call myself lucky for not seeing anything supernatural around Gettysburg.

[@keitholinger9832]

You just wasn't there At the right time and you have to really focus where you look

[@amybeth5776]

Ha! I'm not far from Binghamton-I'm near Towanda, PA 😁

[@caroleminke6116]

My great great Grandfather Albert Dunn marched from DC to Gettysburg as a 9 months soldier with Company A 14th Regiment of the Vermont Volunteers & he rose behind The Stonewall to fire directly into Pickett’s Charge. Then they marched back to town & he got discharged but never spoke about the battle even though he attended reunions, including by train to Washington in the next century

[@applesauceman3555]

Been a reenactor off and on in Tennessee for nearly 15 years. Iv personally never seen a ghost but I HAVE heard stuff like random voices in middle of the woods and very clear musket shot out in the distance with no discernable direction mainly in the Chickamauga area. I'm a pretty big skeptic but many of my fellow reenactors all have stories of seeing things or hearing things while camping out in the woods during a reenactment.

[@michaelhardy5838]

Had similar expirence like this at Shiloh and fort pillow when I was a kid

[@Dixiedream]

I have ALWAYS had a need to go to Gettysburg…but, I have to say, maybe all of the re-enactments keep the spirits there.

[@fokkerd3red618]

This program made sense to me. It didn't last long, but they got right to the facts. Quite frankly I'm one of those who believes there's another dimension, that people can slip in and out of, if the conditions are right.

[@InnocentPotato-pd7wi]

Western MD Marylander here! Both Gettysburg and Antietam are very haunted! I have visited both many times!

[@Leonard-qu4lp]

A little while back, I spent a couple of months in Louisiana filming and photographing the remaining plantation homes. On the way to one called Nottoway, I found myself in the middle of nowhere. The road I was on came to a “ T “. I needed to turn left and as I looked both ways to make sure it was clear I saw what looked like real people. They were just to my right across the two lane road on the railroad tracks that ran parallel to it. There were no houses or buildings anywhere near, just massive open fields. No vehicles other than mine. The 5 or 6 men were all dressed identical. Their shirts and pants were a darker gray and made of the same material. All of the men were wearing what appeared to be homemade straw hats with the straw brims rough finished. They were all holding tools with long poles attached. They looked for all the world like a group of enslaved people, but so real that although odd, I really didn’t think much of it until I had driven a little further and just couldn’t rationalize a reason for them to be out in the middle of nowhere, no vehicle, and dressed like that. I never saw anyone else dressed that way during my time there. The only possible explanation might be that they were stationed there for someone else to drive by and film for some type of project…but the road was absolutely deserted.

[@Mutlap]

I rode past the front gate on my way home from Pennsylvania. I didn't have time to stop but I had an eerie feeling when I saw the name Gettysburg.

[@evelynjepson5955]

We were there in 2012, and it the park, seemed like there was a cloud of sadness...

[@moorecamping5503]

We go camping in Gettysburg almost every year. We’ve had a few paranormal things happen. One at the playground at Granite Hill campground and one in our RV at Gettysburg Campground.

[@johngluck6938]

At Devils Den 2 years ago, I got the sound of a Civil War band on my video camera. My hair raised up on my arms, my dog started barking and I felt like someone was standing behind me. I still have the video.

[@staceygrant6952]

This is intriguing! Thank you 😊

[@karenbatten1683]

I grew up 20 miles from Gettysburg. Beautiful area. U can't walk on those battlefields n not feel or maybe see soldiers souls!!❤😊

[@Snakebite-h4s]

Grew up there. Many, many souls still wander that Battlefield. I've seen many. Also ghost horses. Thousands were killed as well. Sit at Big Round top one night ... you'll see.

[@samharrell312]

I live a mile from Cheatham Hill battlefield. It was the bloodiest battle in the whole Atlanta Campaign. It is a heavy energy here all the time. And twice a year, my house has ghost activity. I’m pretty sure all of the homes on this road are haunted.

[@Cameron-x1r]

Perhaps this battlefield has more sightings than any other because it has never been left alone long enough to give the land and spirits on it, a chance to metaphysically heal, repair and move on.

[@michaelfultz3982]

I been to Gettysburg twice. My first time I went to the main popular places of the battle field. My second time I really wanted to go to more off the path places. So I'm standing pretty close to plum run alone just taking in the area and a hear someone say "hey" or maybe "hi" I spun around to look for someone and nobody was there. Pretty creepy.

[@leanneschottmiller2550]

On my bucket list as well! Battlefields in Virginia as well.

[@StephanieElizabethMann]

My main thoughts about Gettysburg are the awareness of such a devastating carnage of people from both sides of the political spectrum. I am sure that lives and times intersect, and those meetings and sightings probably occur more often than we know. When I heard the figures for the number of bullets fired, I remembered a video host saying there are more than a few double bullets where they have hit each other going in opposite directions and fused into one mass. If that type of physical event can take place, is it any wonder that is happening still for those who are, in spirit, still finding their way in and around this battlefield.

[@joeanderson8839]

It is hard to believe that these men were just left out on the battlefield after they gave their lives for their country.

[@donnacabot3550]

Indeed. Truly disgusting

[@kingjoe3rd]

I met a guy that walks the entire battlefield in period correct equipment and clothing every year on the anniversary of the battle. These people all probably encountered something similar.

[@lindadesanto6593]

This is so interesting. I do believe time travel is real. I can’t wait to go back

[@elleryparsons2433]

Very Interesting.

[@tracysumner4970]

I've always had a interest in Gettysburg stories about the war and it's ghosts.would like to visit one day.

[@lindamckenzie4543]

All of your documentaries are very well produced. Excellent. 👏🏼👍🏼🩵

[@misguidedangel6550]

Ya I'd say

[@MSGill645]

I had 3 relatives there Only one survived.

[@brendaoverholser1919]

Same at Shiloh, Tennessee. A feeling like no other

[@DeuceDropper]

1999, approx:11AM - Fredericksburg. Virginia -After reading Jeff Shaara’s The Civil War Trilogy: Gods and Generals / The Killer Angels / The Last Full Measure (Highly Recommend). I found myself standing at the top of Marye's Heights. It was a confederate high position overlooking a big field. Gen. Burnside was a 🤡 for advancing, anyway. Across the field along the tree line I saw an earth bound spirit (a lost soldier) he looked at me, I looked at him, he turned and walked back into the forest and disappeared. Your mind will instantly try to make practical sense of out it.

[@Eminorscale]

This is totally unbelievable

[@grafito4438]

Andrew Basagio wanted to be a US President, so that he could give everyone the chance of time travel. He called up Art Bell, a radio host a few years ago saying he had met the host when he was a young boy. He described the scene, and the words spoken to the Art that only the Art would know about. Back then, the Art was a young astrophysicist working on plasma technology. The same technology that was used to make the time travel machine. On another note, there is a (Still alive today) famous astrophysicist who believes he can make time travel possible through the use of lasers making a complete circle. Whatever goes inside the circle travels in time. But it can only go forward in time from when the 'laser machine' was made.

[@HighIQx]

Some people believe there is time warps that are temporary , it’s random and if you walk into one you see human activity from the past once it ends everything is normal again

[@robbiewright9573]

Very interesting!!

[@misguidedangel6550]

Mind blowing really

[@charlesiantosca806]

Been here 3 times... spookiest place i have ever been in. Was beingvwatch all the time, and nobody visually/physically present. Just plain unnerving.

[@SavaahaLightfoot]

Beauvoir Civil War Cemetery is also haunted.

[@MichaelWallace-qc7ct]

YES IT IT IS HAUNTED had some very strange experiences there

[@rickyrichards7596]

Haunted by Spirits that were never reborn and doomed, along with their lost soul, to the 'lake of Fire'!

[@acex8124]

@@rickyrichards7596 They need to be (be prayed for, in that park) and told that the war is over, that have died long ago. Possibly by todays soldiers while in uniform, as a group. Then be told that God understands what they had to do. Not to fear God.That they deserve peace and need to go into the light of God. Judge not, lest ye be judged also. That is for all of us.

[@rickyrichards7596]

@@acex8124 Prayers won't help! It's too late for them. They refused God's Salvation and in doing so, have condemned themselves to Judgment then the Lake of Fire. (The 2nd death, the death of the soul.) God says so. Everybody is born condemned! There is a narrow path, that few will find, that leads to forgiveness and to everlasting immortality! A LOVING GOD: "For God so loveth the world, that he hath given his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him, should not perish, but have everlasting life." "For God sent not his Son into the world, that he should condemn the world, but that the world through him might be saved." "He that believeth in him, is not condemned: but he that believeth not, is condemned already, because he hath not believed in the Name of that only begotten Son of God." John 3:16-18 (Geneva Bible `1560AD revised `1599AD). Peace to you in Yeshua's name

[@rickyrichards7596]

Everybody is born condemned! Because Satanail deceived the woman, Eve who then deceived the man, Adam. Their sin caused all things to begin to die. There are many wide pleasant roads that seem right to a man but, lead to destruction in the 'Lake of Fire'. Most folks choose to go there, of their own FREE WILL! ['Hell' is a Greek word for 'The Grave'.] There is a narrow path, that few will find, that leads to forgiveness and to everlasting immortality! A LOVING GOD: "For God so loveth the world, that he hath given his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him, should not perish, but have everlasting life." "For God sent not his Son into the world, that he should condemn the world, but that the world through him might be saved." "He that believeth in him, is not condemned: but he that believeth not, is condemned already, because he hath not believed in the Name of that only begotten Son of God." John 3:16-18 (Geneva Bible `1560AD revised `1599AD).

[@Ro6entX]

I don’t believe in ghosts, much less in time travel, however I am intrigued by stories nonetheless.

[@maryblaufuss7533]

Watch "Somewhere in Time," classic movie starring Christopher Reeve.

[@amybeth5776]

I loved that movie

[@donnacabot3550]

That was a good movie.

[@dennisbaker5984]

Nature finds a way to record certain events like this and played back like a video recorder in the spots where tragedy like these happen.

[@rickyrichards7596]

Earthly Ghosts 👻 (or Spirits) are Spirits of the Lost, which have never been reborn so, when their body dies their Spirit and Soul are earthbound awaiting 'Judgment Day'! That is why there are so many haunted places!!!

[@Longj1918]

All that death and energy being wiped out and I think in some perspective time stood still and the energy are the Dead coming back and visit the living

[@thomasquint6352]

I once time travled back in time by traveling backwards in time It was awesome !!!

[@Mutlap]

I traveled down a road in normal time and reached my destination on time! Once upon a time, back in time.

[@Captain-ln3vh]

Another place to see very aware ghosts is in Bardstown Kentucky. I looked into his eyes and he very clearly recognized me.. knocked on a door and was gone. Revolutionary war ghosts.

[@CS-bu9kd]

I was born in Bardstown in 1959 , raised in Florida. We went back as a kid in elementary school and lived on Main St. In town. It was a beautiful old town, and it still stays in my heart ..Still have family there ..

[@Captain-ln3vh]

@ I went back a couple of weeks ago just to walk the streets. It’s a 6 hour flight from CA. And it’s worth it. The history of our country and the reminder of a time past. I’m sure your memories are pretty cool. Best wishes.

[@adambaum5824]

The rock of the spooky Chestnut Ridge of southwestern Pennsylvania is Tuscarora Sandstone, also called Tuscarora Quartzite. Quartz nodules are embedded throughout the rock. Gettysburg and Chestnut Ridge: a commonality is quartz in the rock.

[@igolfjtweetler4097]

The ww1 battlefields in France were much bloodier but dont have much activity by compare. The quartz point at Gettysburg maybe the reason.

[@alanluscombe8a553]

Or cause it just isn’t real

[@Gitarzan66]

Or maybe the French arent as gullible as Americans.

[@inconnu4961]

@@Gitarzan66 If it werent for the ghosts, many people wouldnt bother visiting gettysburg or other historical places. Whatever gets people interested in history.

[@BFOP15]

As a French, who believes in paranormal, the only story of a haunted battlefield I’ve heard of is Dieppe, a Normandy city where there was a failed landing attempt by the British and mainly Canadian forces in August 1942. There are some stories of ghostly battles and ghosts soldiers falling off the cliffs. I’ve visited Verdun’s battlefield when I was à teenager, I also lives a few years a few kilimotres away from the fortified trenches of the Vosges frontline. The atmosphere is sometimes quite heavy..

[@rickyrichards7596]

Earthly Ghosts 👻 (or Spirits) are Spirits of the Lost, which have never been reborn so, when their body dies their Spirit and Soul are earthbound awaiting 'Judgment Day'!

[@misguidedangel6550]

I wonder if they got cameras set up outside all over Gettysburg? Shud be really easy to catch paranormal activities

[@GG-jw8pt]

Many English battles are much the same. Battles between the two civil war armies battling it out on the moors and even in the skies! And that's just one of countless wars over the centuries.

[@jeffw6726]

When I was in the Military every year in the spring we volunteered to participate in the Gettysburg park clean up, it was awesome, we walked all over the battlefield, Picketts Charge, Devils Den, Big and Little round tops. At no time did anyone ever have a paranormal experience. But it was still and awesome experience.

[@vinnym4480]

Like to know where those cartridges are displayed 😂

[@jimreilly917]

People have been removing those rounds from the battlefield since the bodies were buried, along with bayonets and remains of soldiers kit…canteens etc. Whatever is left is in the museums in town. It is now illegal to remove such things if found. IF caught by park staff, stiff fines are involved.

[@Marcy1xxMcGrath]

hi thank you for sharing so sad haunted place i am in a team my self would love to go there i know we would get lots full of spirit there poor souls

[@zoeyrochellezhombie829]

Gettysburg is on my bucket list. Just because the 'govt' says it isn't possible DOES NOT mean it isn't and that they don't already have a hand in it. In other words, it DOES exist and the government IS involved.

[@m998hmmwv7]

If you go pay for the guided tour. It's well worth the small cost. You won't regret it.

[@TheJoeml85]

Yeah me to and I only live about 3 and half hours away I’d love to take the rv up to Salem Massachusetts then Gettysburg then New Orleans all in October but that’s archery season 😂

[@ryanmcdanel9854]

I have saw Gettysburg 3 times and it gets better every time I want to go back again

[@TheJoeml85]

@@ryanmcdanel9854 you see any creepy things?

[@Quesoverga]

Ive been there a few times. Very cool town. Good places to eat. Everyones out at 10 pm ghost hunting at devils den

[@samkangal8428]

I would love to meet the spirit of a Rebel soldier to say thank you for your service.

[@nattyboh1145]

Well the guy claiming to be a “Time Traveler” needs to see a therapist bc he’s not a Time Traveler, but yet someone who is living within an Era that he’s WISHED TO HAVE LIVED IN! This guy is a Lawyer as well?!? Lawd help anyone whose had him rep them! Lmao he would try to time travel them back to some different place in time! Kinda really sounds like the Amazon TV Series called “ Man in the High Castle”, but what do I know….I don’t time travel lmao!

[@herschelmayo2727]

As whacked out as it sounds, a kid would be the perfect subject to send back to Gettysburg in 1863. Any adult male would be suspected of being a spy, a deserter, and been singled out and questioned. A kid could go anywhere and be ignored.

[@josephgirardi9522]

Time travel is a stretch, it’s very difficult to believe someone that says they are a time traveler at 7 years old.

[@johnward6699]

The Philadelphia experiment is just one example of what the government is capable of

[@misguidedangel6550]

He had his picture taken at the Abraham Lincoln speech at Gettsburg!! He's got proof did you not see the picture? This man is is a lawyer and highly intelligent he didn't make the story up he's got proof

[@rickyrichards7596]

U seem to be among the few commenters who have common sense!

[@amybeth5776]

What kind of parent would send a 7 year old child "back in time", all on his own 🤣🤣

[@jasguy2715]

@@amybeth5776 That is exactly what occurred to me!

[@joegagnon2268]

8:08 the rebel yell

[@Cindy-gu3jv]

Do they teach kids about this anymore? Or about Vietnam? Im 60 and we didnt learn alot about these wars, I wonder why.....

[@monicamiller9793]

We had Civil War history in 10th Grade. East coast school.

[@BT-ir5zl]

We had a class trip to Gettysburg while in elementary school. 70's I remember as a kid feeling the heavy air there. Having gone back as an adult many years later, I didn't feel it nearly so much as I did when young.

[@WiseGuy02]

The guy as a kid was sent to Gettysburg. But the technology to send him back to his time didn't exist. So how did he get back?

[@tessaducek5601]

I think he was dreaming. Sounds like a load of poop.

[@judysoltow4474]

How would you know it didn’t exist

[@lastcoyote2355]

I don’t want to burst any bubbles about “ ghost stories “ but what happens in most cases , is that when there is mass fear combined with horrific explosions… it triggers a dimensional wave , for a brief moment in time . Gettysburg is a prime example . If you’re lucky enough and the environment is set correctly you’ll see “ ghosts “ of soldiers . If you do , notice the expression on the soldiers looking at you . They are as perplexed as you ….. they are probably wondering….What is that horseless carriage with the people in it ? …then POOF !!!! You’re gone, and so are they .

[@captainamerica6525]

The booming crack of artillery, psychic release of so much battle energy and more I believe, has set the stage for either dimensional rifts and residual hauntings.

[@rickyrichards7596]

No, they are scared knowing what awaits them! Earthly Ghosts 👻 (or Spirits) are Spirits of the Lost, which have never been reborn so, when their body dies their Spirit and Soul are earthbound awaiting 'Judgment Day'! They are doomed!

[@ThePUMPKIN2113]

I'm heading there on Halloween. I'm walking Pickett's Charge at dark and bringing soul cakes. Wish me luck. 👻👻🎃🎃🎃

[@hondaphan4172]

Please report back with any findings. I would love to hang out at Devils Den at night. In March of last year my wife and I had planned to hang out at Devils Den for around a half hour after sunset but it was extremely windy both days we were there so we scrapped those plans. The wind was howling so we wouldn't have been able to hear anything on the battlefield. We stayed at the Inn of Lincoln Square but at the time I didn't bother to investigate the history of the place. I knew Lincoln put the finishing touches on the Gettysburg Address in the building next door but I never knew where we were staying was used as a field hospital. We stayed in the room on the ground floor which has the basement door in the hallway which led to the bathroom. I have since learned bodies were stacked chest high in the basement. Isn't that lovely :)

[@ThePUMPKIN2113]

@@hondaphan4172 I will. I used to go to Gettysburg a lot but the 5 hour drive one way is a little much. The best spots I found through the years are : The Wheat field, Little Round Top, the railroad tracks behind General Lee's headquarters, high water mark and Spangler's springs. You could always go to Sachs bridge but they put up a light a few years ago and it's not as much fun. I would also suggest to smudge or cleanse yourself after doing any ghost hunting/spirit contacting. They do cling to you...trust me on this. The veil is thin right now and is the perfect time to conjure up some ghosts.👻👻

[@FakeNews_Ignored]

Were the weapons these soldiers carrying were also ghosts? Very unnerving!

[@beverlyshifflet2893]

So sad all those men died😢

[@jonathansnow8222]

Let me get this strait. the united states government had time traveling technology decades ago, and one of the scientists who worked on it, and the government both decided to send the scientists 7 year old child through this time traveling tech into a warzone from the civil war, and he's in a picture from the Lincoln address? And a ghost of a civil war soldier handed real musket charges to civil war reenactors and a park ranger looked at them and determined that they were indeed given to these actors by a ghost? But this documentary wasn't able to show the actual charges or the men who claimed they were given to them by a ghost... And a guy found blood on the floor and had it tested. It came back as human blood and that was enough to determine it was from a civil war ghost? But they didn't do a DNA test to see who if they could match it to anyone.. particularly the guy claiming it's ghost blood.... The scariest thing about this is the guy who claims the US government sent him on a time traveling missing at the age of 7 is a lawyer now..

[@slimzimm1031]

Exactly

[@amybeth5776]

💯💯🤣🤣

[@Treasuremonk]

Me and my kids in 2009 saw a soldier walking up the road there. I got out walked back over the hill in road and he was gone! A tour bus driver in front of us just laughed .. said it happens all the time

[@cecilysharrock678]

😮This happened in SA in the Isandwana area, where the British soldiers were massacred in the 1800s. I'm long in the tooth now, and this took place perhaps 10 hrs. Ago. I went there with a tour group. At the actual battlefield we had a bit of time to wander about. I picked a few seeds from one of the grasses growing between the Graves, each of which held a number of bodies. I planned to plant them in patch at home as a keepsake. So I strolled around praying for their souls, and then went back to the bus. When seated I found not just my seeds gone, but also one of my butterfly earrings.😊

[@s1nd3r3llee]

I wish that everyone in the USA would remember all the lives lost to save the nation, before they VOTE this November 6, 2024. SAVE Your Democracy. Please. Freedom is everything.

[@misguidedangel6550]

OK that blood story is absolutely crazy

[@slimzimm1031]

Normal ghosts don't require quart deposits though, so... And they had me at sending your seven year old on time travel experiments.

[@ct5497]

Dude that traveled back in time should either go back and stay or stop droppin acid !A Lawyer ! Just stop brother !😂

[@desmcharris]

Time Travel Experiments??? It was a great yarn until then. I've seen thing's in the wilds of Ireland that would make your hair stand on end. You don't need time " Travel Experiments"!

[@jojonorris8047]

I think Jr. fired one up in the backseat is what I think.

[@JB-zo7ln]

I happen to be good friend wits da only Asian man to fought in Gettyburg. He was da grandson of the grandson of the great grandon. So, i know him very well. He show da picture of me for when it was a 1963. Very different difficult for him. Same picture you see 🙏

[@gordonmills7798]

Every Battlefield around the world has its share of ghosts who still fight on into eternity:

[@TheU-hv8qj]

Look up iversons pits. The only area of the battlefield that is reputed to be haunted from the time of the battle.

[@salkola1967sk]

So where is the real footage of the soliders filmed of ghost 👻 ?????

[@melodytannerclark]

Science seeking ANYTHING to debunk an afterlife. Time travel, time lapses, ANYTHING.