The Peach Orchard ~ Haunted Gettysburg

[@martyjones9374]

Very peaceful now among the peach trees. Loved that barn! Always appreciate your history lessons. It is very important we remember those before us. Thank you so much. :)

[@mountainwoman5713]

Very nice barn and house. Love that style of fence too. Thank you 😊

[@dakotawest6799]

Thank you for showing that pa light artillery in the back my 6th great grandpa was in battery c Thomson’s light artillery I couldn’t even think what them soilders saw on both sides God bless them all and thank you for a nice video keep up the good work

[@buckmartin2525]

What an amazing job. You get to walk around and discovering the history of different places. You must have a love of history, as I do. Nicely done.

[@kimberleyannedemong5621]

I did not have a paranormal experience at Gettysburg. I did have a strong almost oppressive feeling of sadness & horror

[@johnwick4257]

I completely understand what you are saying. Very much so. The weight of it. I get a lump in my throat, and an almost uncontrollable urge to weep. I've never told anybody...

[@haydenwittig8877]

Im a paranormal investigator and simply being alone and talking about the history and what happened there stirs up emotions and energies and they are listening i have heard many evps in your videos which can be hard to detect. Because your alone reliving historical facts and being calm and sensitive they will come around you. The entire site is active not one in particular gotta go there one day cheers from Australia mate well done.

[@janecharlton6780]

So well kept and peaceful . Loved the large cannon statue .

[@SueGirling68]

Hi, such a beautiful peaceful place right now but you painted quite a vivid image of what it would have been like back then in the midst of the battle. Thank you for sharing this place with us. x

[@2831eel]

Hello from Texas, peach orchards are every in Texas. My Grandfather made the best peach cobbler!!! Yummy! where there are battles and death there are those feelings especially when their are thousand that died. Went to the Battle of Antietam there were so much of that. Beautiful place but you could only imagine the death that took place there. Be safe and enjoy! As always thanks for the great video, one Texas Gal!!!!

[@vinniemigliano4203]

That main road is The Emmitsburg Road. One evening in May 2017, I was standing in the Peach Orchard. It was after dusk, and it was so quiet with nobody around. Not even any cars. All of a sudden I heard a loud boom. Possibly a firework, but I like to believe it was something else. God bless all the souls that were lost on that hallowed ground.

[@breadandcircus1]

Thank you for your extraordinary videos

[@lindamccaughey8800]

Thanks for that. Loved the barn. The history tho is fantastic, thank you

[@7rippster7]

I've always found Gettysburg battlefield very peaceful. Every time I've gone there is very calming and soothing driving around there.

[@joanna5881]

Gettysburg is a fascinating place to visit. Depending on how sensitive you are you may pick up the vibes of battles that took place there. Hence the feeling of the place being haunted. If you want to become more sensitive to past vibrations practice meditation.

[@Zapruderfilm1963]

You don’t feel like your being watched Cliff? We’re watching you.😉 Another excellent video on the history of Gettysburg.😀👍

[@karenpacker8862]

So many lost...I can understand too why itd be haunted. It is a beautiful and peaceful resting place. Glad they kept the peach orchard!!

[@dinahnicest6525]

If I were a ghost, I'd much rather hang around there than in a dreary old house.

[@karenpacker8862]

@@dinahnicest6525 me too

[@johnwrhel9190]

The road at the west end of Wheatfield Road is the Emmitsburg Road. The Sherfy barn is the big red one just north on the left side of the Emmitsburg Road. Many troops of the 114th PA infantry (Collis's Zouaves) burned to death in that barn on July 2nd, 1863. It's supposedly very haunted. It stands right in the path of Barksdale's charge on that day.

[@samanthab1923]

Why the Trump photo? Don't get the connection.

[@johnwrhel9190]

@@samanthab1923 just being silly...it was either that or Adolf Hitler

[@Pwrcritter]

Love the footage on overcast days. Adds to the aura..

[@Piecemaker1623]

Hi Cliff. There is a quilt store there that sells the wool used to make the reinactors uniforms. The one owner said they pay a lot of money for this fabric to roll in the mud. They have aisles and aisles of fabric from that time; all recreated of course.

[@jeniw8586]

Thanks for the view of this site and the history too.

[@maggiemaysmall5710]

I have many relatives from west central Georgia that died there. Some most or all the young men of a family.

[@abbea3979]

Greetings from Sweden 😎

[@prairieflower427]

Hello from PA, USA.

[@Huvve1980]

Svensk här🇸🇪🤘

[@kitsnow5307]

When I first layed my feet on the Battlefield I felt like I was stepping on someones grave. Just very eerie. So sad.

[@crystalfabulous]

Thanks for sharing

[@prairieflower427]

I like the HISTORY lessons.

[@juanhuanglo9764]

My grandfather fought in Gettysburg,Antietam,the Battle of Balls' Bluff,Kansas -Missouri border war and a few others and hardly lost a single guy in his unit.His name was Lt.Col.Elijah Veirs White.He had a special unit called Whites' Comanches because of the battle cries they would let out while raidin' the yankees camps.If you go to Poolesville Md there is a ferry service he used to operate called Whites' Ferry and the boat is named after his friend and commander Jubal A.Early.That whole side of my family has such a long history in Maryland and Virginia all the way back to early 1600s.Elijahs' grandfather many times over was a sheriff for Lord Calvert one of the founding fathers of Maryland province before it was a state.There's alot of history with the White family.

[@vinniethefinger7781]

I was married in Gettysburg at a church that was a Confederate field hospital and went on to the Cashtown Inn for the reception. This was a few days after some ghost show filmed at the inn. I spoke with the owner and he told me they needed a show and he got publicity and gave one of those little grins lol.

[@catherinetelesco2767]

I was there and also found it peaceful.

[@twenty4dupont]

At 3:27 was that a bug by your left hairline? Strange that it was right as you were mentioning orbs.

[@teresahill1982]

I do agree with your comment on being Bias depending on what side of the war a person is from. What we seem to forget is brothers and fathers and sons fought against each other on opposite sides. I have ancestors from New England all the way down through Florida. I was born in Sparta, North Carolina but I have lived in Florida for many years, they have the Battle of Olustee a few miles from my house maybe you can check it out when you come out this way in the future.

[@francene8950]

Hi Mr. Wondering Woodsman, do you have any goodies for Glen Rock PA? Love your videos ❤️

[@thewanderingwoodsman7227]

Nothing offhand.

[@francissullivan6400]

The other road is the EMMITTSBURG road where the sherfy farm was..TERRIBLE scene of death and destruction

[@samanthab1923]

Cliff, I wondered about the RR there. Heard it was haunted. But was just told it's no longer running. How sad 😭 What can you tell me? Thanks o

[@thewanderingwoodsman7227]

Don't know much about it.

[@rickalbrecht2393]

What time of year was this?

[@geoffreyjones2000]

Do you ever consider getting a motorcycle sir... I love riding (how I wander now)

[@thewanderingwoodsman7227]

It has crossed my mind...

[@bigeral1]

A nighttime video there would b intresting

[@thewanderingwoodsman7227]

True, but you can't be in the park after dusk.