On Wheatfield Road facing the monuments. Little Round Top was to our left.
@chrisroyal15637 жыл бұрын
not completely convinced of the drums and stuff but I can't believe no one else has pointed this out.. you weren't alone standing there. look at 11:49 through the 11:50's ... some one was creeping and crawling in and they were right in front of you. makes the rest of the video very convincing. unless you had a take recorder and woke something up you didn't intend to lol. that's freaky.
@scott90507 жыл бұрын
I think there are a few things to logically place here. 1. The Luthern Seminary is right around the corner from here literally on the battlefield. 2. The Seminary has summer concert series and they play frequently during the summer: www.google.com/maps/place/Lutheran+Theological+Seminary/@39.8059065,-77.2479273,15z/data=!4m12!1m6!3m5!1s0x89c9ac5e920071d9:0x27760963bc9f0ac!2sLutheran+Theological+Seminary!8m2!3d39.8144433!4d-77.2503207!3m4!1s0x89c9ac5e920071d9:0x27760963bc9f0ac!8m2!3d39.8144433!4d-77.2503207 www.ltsg.edu/community-life/music-gettysburg I think that there is a very good chance that what was heard was pre-concert practice that is very non paranormal in nature.
@mb15547 жыл бұрын
Good point. However, while we filmed for over 12 minutes, we heard the same tune starting and stopping for about 30 minutes, waxing and waning. Had it been a concert, or even a practice session, I would expect the same level of sound consistently and different music. Driving past the Lutheran Seminary on our way back to the campground we saw nary a soul.
@brianx85507 жыл бұрын
have you ever returned for another chance of this ? : ) definitely curious sounds real enough but it could be easily hoaxed (not by you but maybe on you ) I live pretty close this makes me want to see or hear for myself either way its seems pretty cool !
@mb15547 жыл бұрын
Yes, we've been back to Gettysburg several times since this video and have never heard anything like it again. We believed at the time that it must have been a reenactment band and kept looking for the source. There were very few visitors on the battlefield that night other than passing cars. We walked & then drove around looking for them. I'm not proclaiming it was paranormal, but it was odd how the sounds would be so loud at times, seemingly right in front of us only to fade off and start up again. I guess we'll never know for sure. Our youngest daughter (when she was 8) had an odd experience on our first visit about 10 yrs ago-she pointed to an area at the Theological Seminary and said she saw wounded soldiers with someone tending to them. She thought they were reenactors as we had been seeing them all over town. No one else in our family saw anything. She became very upset & started crying that she was the only one to see them. Did she really see something? I think so, as she was not one to make up stories. I'm pretty skeptical about paranormal events, but there is a feel to Gettysburg of intense history & emotion and I believe there is a lot of residual energy stored there. Who can say for certain if it is released periodically?
@brianx85507 жыл бұрын
mb1554 I really appreciate you sharing this with me , just last Saturday 10-22-16 I missed the trump rally when I tried to look it up on you tube I seen your video and a bunch of other videos and I think a lot of this stuff is easy enough to check it out for ourselves since I live in Westminster md it really ain't that far to travel there . so i'm gonna go up there today I'm, gonna take my cameras and have look and see what I can see. I think the video with the ghost walking around the cannons looks pretty convincing but who knows ? thanx again : )
@miguelpulido37817 жыл бұрын
1:11-1:13. WTF? What was it? It heard something like a shout. Hopefully it was a bird.
@richardevppro39807 жыл бұрын
Lightning bugs to me as you can see one at 3:15 light up then becomes visable as a bug in the sky...sorry but looks good
@mb15547 жыл бұрын
Yes! There are a lot of lightning bugs on the Gettysburg battlefield.
@zeeshan59308 жыл бұрын
fireflies. ..
@bgreenshoes18 жыл бұрын
Holy. Shit.
@RedRubies028 жыл бұрын
Gettysburg is great for paranormal. at three in the morning I heard cannons going off that woke me.
@ScottAvellino18 жыл бұрын
I was on the union side of pickets charge and we kept seeing lights flashing. Where The cannons where we later went back there and there was nobody there but our headlights on a car kept turning on and off for no apparent reason
@marcellino19568 жыл бұрын
at 3:35 they clap after yankee doodle
@planetmark1008 жыл бұрын
Fascinating. Thanks for posting !
@LizzieWestBathandBody8 жыл бұрын
Best Gettysburg footage ever Thank you for your share!
@tonyfanella32678 жыл бұрын
The drum playing without the fifes sound like assembly calls.
@randallfunk83898 жыл бұрын
sounds like in the movie gettysburg
@marlenelawson84958 жыл бұрын
I want to visit this historical site one day. Thank you for the video.
@jeffmoore34498 жыл бұрын
You might need headphones and the volume way up to hear it but, who is saying "Yankees won!!" at 9:19? Again at 9:20. It seems as though the only one there filming is a mother with her child. Perhaps that's her child saying it. Is that a voice saying "I did mine!!" at 5:28? Did he mean he did his part in fighting for what he believed was right? Yankee Doodle at 2:52 is awesome!! I hear "Hey pal, my name's Pat" at 6:52. Once again you might need headphones and listen to it a couple of times to hear it. I hear "Miller at 9:16-9:17 and "Macintosh" at 9:18. "Hit at 9:20. "It's ok" at 9:23. I think possibly I hear "Ammo" at 9:29-9:30. It sounds like we are there with them. I do hope you do your best to hear what I'm hearing here. I find it very interesting. Without headphones and the volume turned way up I think you will have a hard time hearing any of it.
@jeffmoore34497 жыл бұрын
There are plenty of examples of residual hauntings near where I live. Not ghosts but events that occurred in the past and keep playing themselves over and over in the present. My favorite example of this is at an intersection where 24 separate police reports describe the same wagon pulled by two white horses steered by a young lady, causes the car accident when it suddenly appears at the intersection and then races across it causing cars to crash into one another. I once witnesses a lady slow down to almost a stop at the intersection while she had the green light. She looked both ways before proceeding across the intersection. I was thinking, oh look a local. There's no way of knowing if Yankee Doodle heard there is a residual haunt or a clever prank unless you're there and able to prove it's not a prank. But based on what others have witnessed at Gettysburg it could very well be a residual haunting. I myself have experienced residual hauntings so I know they are real.
@mb15547 жыл бұрын
If this is paranormal, and I've never declared it to be so, I would put it in the category of residual sounds, like a tape replaying. It is not inconceivable that an event so profound, so intense with such massive carnage, emotion and environmental impact would leave behind energy. Energy does not disappear it merely changes form.
@jeffmoore34497 жыл бұрын
I agree. I agree that if it's paranormal it's a residual sound. I also agree that if you're not there personally eliminating all other possibilities you can't say with certainty that it's paranormal.
@tommcauley4498 жыл бұрын
nice try
@Lornharding8 жыл бұрын
well that was cool.
@OrantesMontoya8 жыл бұрын
Fireflies of course.
@araregoodguy8 жыл бұрын
How come there were so many killed in this battle? I know there were thousands of men involved but was it due to the old style of war where they lined up and shot muskets at one another in turn? I would hate to be one of those men in the front line. They must have known they were going to be killed for sure.
@saucejohnson98627 жыл бұрын
araregoodguy Lined up combined with a new type of bullet. The bullets they used were shaped like they are today, instead of a round ball. This made the guns far more accurate.
@selfan4evr8 жыл бұрын
+Stroker Ace: Actually, since the soldiers of The American Revolution played "Yankee Doodle", and the soldiers on the Union side were fighting to preserve the very same country those of The Revolution started, it's quite concievable that the Union side might have played the song from time to time going into battle to remind the troops of what they were fighting for, and to bolster their courage. Those were much more nostalgic times than now.
@tomgreen17218 жыл бұрын
at 0:50 I could hear a woman and child voice,, scary indeed
@StrokerAce39838 жыл бұрын
i know where that was coming from. Its called a recording of sounds that your dumbass is doing. Yankee Doodle was a song during the American Revolutionary song. Maybe next time pick out a correct battle song that way played at that battle in Gettysburg. fucking dumbass.
@mb15548 жыл бұрын
+Stroker Ace: I can see you're a real class act. Believe what you will-it is what it is. However, before you cast vulgar aspersions again, learn your history. 'Yankee Doodle' was indeed sung as a mock towards American soldiers by the British Army during Revolutionary times, however, Americans took the tune & made it their own anthem. While the original melody is unchanged, based on an even earlier folk song/jig, the lyrics have been modified/changed and sung throughout American history including the War of 1812, Mexican War, the Civil War, Spanish American War, WWI, and WWII. Yankee Doodle was and is a quintessential American patriotic song.
@mb15548 жыл бұрын
+Stroker Ace During the Civil War, Yankee Doodle was played so much that Gen Ulysses S Grant proclaimed that he only knew two tunes: one was Yankee Doodle and the other wasn't!
@josie199918 жыл бұрын
you have bush as your profile picture.. you have no room to call someone a dumbass take a look at yourself
@aol59948 жыл бұрын
I can tell you don't know any history, or at least choose to ignore it! I can tell considering that icon of yours, you must be a true patriot!
@bgreenshoes18 жыл бұрын
it was the song Lincoln had play when the civil war was over and the north declared victory...dipshit.
@valpro998 жыл бұрын
Yea. The snare drums at the 8:33 mark sound like they are just about 50 feet away.Notice the time of day. The sun has just set and the fire flies are out. The same time in the evening as when the Underwoods filmed the ghosts walking behind the rock in Triangle Field. There just something about this time of the day that seems to bring out the spirits.
@liamnoteworthy55488 жыл бұрын
Well, not sure I am convinced, but it's an interesting video, but as someone semi-local to Gettysburg with many friends from there... it sort of reminds me of a a real life story from a reenactment there. A number of years back perhaps around 2000 or a bit earlier... some Civil War re-enactors did a re-enactment... re-enacting a battle perfectly... The only problem was the battle in question started like around 4:00 in the morning... and, while they promptly started the battle on time, the good people of modern day Gettysburg woke to the sounds of gunfire and cannons. My Gettysburg friend said afterward the town of Gettysburg had to pass laws to prevent re-enactors from beginning their battles too early. That said, while she was able to comment on the living, she was unsure of how the ghosts felt about it.
@ickkyball8 жыл бұрын
why didnt she just stay put and listen to them,,,she ruined the whole thing,,,
@josie199918 жыл бұрын
maybe she wanted to figure out where the sound is coming from
@mojopin708 жыл бұрын
What's with all the little lights? Or
@mb15548 жыл бұрын
+mojopin 70 Fireflies
@KMC422678 жыл бұрын
+mb1554 Amazing. where exactly was that? I am a paranormal investigator and would love to investigate that location. Awesome. ...
@mb15548 жыл бұрын
+PROUDSINGLEMOM #1 Facing the Wheatfield monuments on Wheatfield Rd
@blairpattterson8 жыл бұрын
lightning bugs
@mstrdiver8 жыл бұрын
I have a problem with the drums sounds. That is a modern snare drum being played although the fife can still be played in certain bands. The military drums from that era had a baser tone and not the crisp sound caused by the snare drum chains.
@kevinhancock69658 жыл бұрын
sounds like you had ya civil war mjsic playing to loud on your cd in the car hahaha
@sharkettelawrence34408 жыл бұрын
^dumbass comment of the day.
@davidjennings5468 жыл бұрын
I have personally heard this at manassas battlefield - nearly the EXACT same as this. No re-enactors, nobody.
@isaidrizi20109 жыл бұрын
did any of you guys see that shadow there was acutually 2 of them
@wordsmithgobshite32969 жыл бұрын
Could be someone piping music through speakers to freak people out.
@YnkBlu9 жыл бұрын
I love Gettysburg and all of the ghost stories but I have to agree with another poster... Civil War reenactors for sure. Sound travels nicely on the fields and they have Civil War Reenactors camp behind the PA Memorial quite often. Great video though!
@ireneemerson58289 жыл бұрын
I can believe this. At one point when they went down the fence a little more into the Tree line closest to the rode I thought the whistle or flute and drums were extremely close by. But then they kept moving down the fence line and it was gone. I think if they would have set the camera on one spot and just sat back quietly and wait the ghostly regiment would have marched toward them. Most likely smokelike in color. But the fact that you can recognize the music is fun. I would have sung along to it.
@kevin059 жыл бұрын
like the video but its too loud to be real.
@josie199918 жыл бұрын
SIKEASS
@stayalivesweetheart9 жыл бұрын
We went to see the battlefield for the first time, two years ago. Husband's GGGdad had served on Union side. I was fine till we got to this section, he was looking at something else, and I went to start walking towards the monument (it was dusk), and I felt the hair on the back of my neck stand up, and I KNEW I should not continue in this area in particular. I didn't...
@valpro999 жыл бұрын
It also would of been nice if you had just done a 360 with the video camera just to show everyone that it wasn't just something obvious.
@mb15549 жыл бұрын
valpro99 It was my first time videotaping, and as I was sure we were going to stumble upon a re-enactment band at any moment, I never even thought of that! After we got home and listened again, I only posted it to send to family & friends to view. Too long to email. But we are off to Gettysburg again this July. So if I hear anything else strange, I'll follow your suggestion.
@valpro999 жыл бұрын
mb1554 I'll be out there again myself next week. Looks like Little Round top in the back ground. I'm pretty sure I know where you were when you shot this film. I'll check it out when I get out there.
@mb15549 жыл бұрын
valpro99 Yes, we were on Wheatfield Road walking along the fence line facing the monuments walking towards Little Round Top. Good Luck!
@valpro999 жыл бұрын
I filmed there for about 3 hours. Didn't pick up any fife and drum music but I did hear some interesting notes coming from birds. I guess they are picking up some of the paranormal military music. Very creepy.
@valpro999 жыл бұрын
Pretty cool but I'm sure it was just a few re-enactors playing around. I know their not supposed to but some get away with it.
@WindersRanger9 жыл бұрын
most likely this is a local reenactor. frequently Ill go out on the battlefield in my uniform to talk with people in various places. I know many who play instruments also do the same.
@rebsoldier1009 жыл бұрын
Not 50,000--closer to 33,000 from both sides--approx. the same number of Americans lost during the Viet Nam War.
@Txman19969 жыл бұрын
Yes! Had relatives that fought at Gettysburg under the CSA. I believe under Gen Longstreets Corp.
@rebsoldier1009 жыл бұрын
Robby From TX Fantastic! My GGgrandfather, Laban Johnson Bradford was an officer in the 10th Kentucky Cav. (U.S) and was captured by CS general John Hunt Morgan. One of his sons, Major William Bradford, was killed at Ft. Pillow Tenn., by CS general Bedford Forrest, and the other, Cap't. Richard Bradford was a staff officer to CS general Richard Taylor. "Deo Vindice"--------- Wm Bradford Dean--
@debbydeprati87899 жыл бұрын
***** US lost 58000 in viet nam...
@WellStudied9 жыл бұрын
And we dismiss the existence of the soul...
@lauriemama9 жыл бұрын
I watched a reenactment at Fort Davidson here in Missouri and during the reenactment I kept hearing a cannon fire though I couldn't see one. I asked everyone in the area "Where's the cannon? I hear it but I don't see it". They all looked at me in amazement and the man next to me said "You hear all sort of things at these reenactments. That's just someone who doesn't know it's over and is fighting along". I didn't believe it but I couldn't come up with a logical explanation either.
@ireneemerson58289 жыл бұрын
Ozark mama That's pretty awesome. Yeah with so many living Men dressed like the actual soldiers that fought and died for real, I'm sure the Ghosts don't know it's a reenactment and think their coming to join the fight with their brothers. WOW!
@haydenwittig88779 жыл бұрын
BEST EVIDENCE OF GHOST RESIDUAL ENERGY FROM GETTYSBURG IVE SEEN ON KZread ANYWAY . IM AUSTRALIAN AND MUST VISIT THIS HALLOWED GROUND.
@haydenwittig88779 жыл бұрын
GETTYSBURG IS THE MOST HAUNTED PLACE IN THE WORLD THIS IS AN EXAMPLE. CLASSIC .
@haydenwittig88779 жыл бұрын
Think about it 50 000 casualties in 3 days in a small area something lingers on.
@mb15549 жыл бұрын
Col. Joshua Chamberlain, 20th Maine, had similar thoughts: "On great fields, something stays. Forms change and pass, bodies disappear, but spirits linger, to consecrate ground for the vision place of souls."
@mb15549 жыл бұрын
***** That was taken from part of Chamberlain's speech at the Dedication of the Monument to the 20th Maine, October 1889 at Gettysburg. And, indeed, while the definition of 'casualties' has not changed over time, some sources place the number higher. To say that Gettysburg July 1863 and for a considerable period thereafter was a place of tremendous emotion, suffering & carnage would not be an understatement.
@mb15549 жыл бұрын
***** Based on diaries, when the armies left, the citizens (mostly women, children, elderly) were left with the unimaginable aftermath: thousands of unburied dead soldiers, rotting horses, care of the wounded/dying, farms & fields scattered with unexploded shells & children playing with them-many deaths, injuries, indescribable stench as far as a mile outside of town; the citizens had to deal with an immediate need for quite some time, until help trickled in, along with the steady stream of sight-seers, grieving families, looters. The ongoing war outside of the town seemed far away compared with the overwhelming scenes of daily misery.
@mb15549 жыл бұрын
***** Indeed. Every person, family, town was affected...this republic of suffering.
@haydenwittig88779 жыл бұрын
yeh you most certainly captured something special here the drums would not be any further than the tree line near that monument about 6 to 800 metres away roughly . Theres clearly no one out in the distance VERY INTERESTING.
@tonisargent46959 жыл бұрын
why all the whipers
@liamnoteworthy55488 жыл бұрын
+toni sargent LOL They dont want to get shot...
@bryanwilliams43439 жыл бұрын
Did yallhear that yell on 1:11
@ireneemerson58289 жыл бұрын
Backwoods Dipper 7 It sounded almost like a horse beginning to neigh loudly but then it cut off. No now that I replay it two more times it sounds like a car's tire screeching.
@HTA259 жыл бұрын
Fireflies everywhere.
@Twin19979 жыл бұрын
The first song i hear kinda sounds like Dixie, it was a song played by the Union I think kzread.info/dash/bejne/pZ2Os9p-db3go9Y.html
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where exactly was this on the battlefield ?
On Wheatfield Road facing the monuments. Little Round Top was to our left.
not completely convinced of the drums and stuff but I can't believe no one else has pointed this out.. you weren't alone standing there. look at 11:49 through the 11:50's ... some one was creeping and crawling in and they were right in front of you. makes the rest of the video very convincing. unless you had a take recorder and woke something up you didn't intend to lol. that's freaky.
I think there are a few things to logically place here. 1. The Luthern Seminary is right around the corner from here literally on the battlefield. 2. The Seminary has summer concert series and they play frequently during the summer: www.google.com/maps/place/Lutheran+Theological+Seminary/@39.8059065,-77.2479273,15z/data=!4m12!1m6!3m5!1s0x89c9ac5e920071d9:0x27760963bc9f0ac!2sLutheran+Theological+Seminary!8m2!3d39.8144433!4d-77.2503207!3m4!1s0x89c9ac5e920071d9:0x27760963bc9f0ac!8m2!3d39.8144433!4d-77.2503207 www.ltsg.edu/community-life/music-gettysburg I think that there is a very good chance that what was heard was pre-concert practice that is very non paranormal in nature.
Good point. However, while we filmed for over 12 minutes, we heard the same tune starting and stopping for about 30 minutes, waxing and waning. Had it been a concert, or even a practice session, I would expect the same level of sound consistently and different music. Driving past the Lutheran Seminary on our way back to the campground we saw nary a soul.
have you ever returned for another chance of this ? : ) definitely curious sounds real enough but it could be easily hoaxed (not by you but maybe on you ) I live pretty close this makes me want to see or hear for myself either way its seems pretty cool !
Yes, we've been back to Gettysburg several times since this video and have never heard anything like it again. We believed at the time that it must have been a reenactment band and kept looking for the source. There were very few visitors on the battlefield that night other than passing cars. We walked & then drove around looking for them. I'm not proclaiming it was paranormal, but it was odd how the sounds would be so loud at times, seemingly right in front of us only to fade off and start up again. I guess we'll never know for sure. Our youngest daughter (when she was 8) had an odd experience on our first visit about 10 yrs ago-she pointed to an area at the Theological Seminary and said she saw wounded soldiers with someone tending to them. She thought they were reenactors as we had been seeing them all over town. No one else in our family saw anything. She became very upset & started crying that she was the only one to see them. Did she really see something? I think so, as she was not one to make up stories. I'm pretty skeptical about paranormal events, but there is a feel to Gettysburg of intense history & emotion and I believe there is a lot of residual energy stored there. Who can say for certain if it is released periodically?
mb1554 I really appreciate you sharing this with me , just last Saturday 10-22-16 I missed the trump rally when I tried to look it up on you tube I seen your video and a bunch of other videos and I think a lot of this stuff is easy enough to check it out for ourselves since I live in Westminster md it really ain't that far to travel there . so i'm gonna go up there today I'm, gonna take my cameras and have look and see what I can see. I think the video with the ghost walking around the cannons looks pretty convincing but who knows ? thanx again : )
1:11-1:13. WTF? What was it? It heard something like a shout. Hopefully it was a bird.
Lightning bugs to me as you can see one at 3:15 light up then becomes visable as a bug in the sky...sorry but looks good
Yes! There are a lot of lightning bugs on the Gettysburg battlefield.
fireflies. ..
Holy. Shit.
Gettysburg is great for paranormal. at three in the morning I heard cannons going off that woke me.
I was on the union side of pickets charge and we kept seeing lights flashing. Where The cannons where we later went back there and there was nobody there but our headlights on a car kept turning on and off for no apparent reason
at 3:35 they clap after yankee doodle
Fascinating. Thanks for posting !
Best Gettysburg footage ever Thank you for your share!
The drum playing without the fifes sound like assembly calls.
sounds like in the movie gettysburg
I want to visit this historical site one day. Thank you for the video.
You might need headphones and the volume way up to hear it but, who is saying "Yankees won!!" at 9:19? Again at 9:20. It seems as though the only one there filming is a mother with her child. Perhaps that's her child saying it. Is that a voice saying "I did mine!!" at 5:28? Did he mean he did his part in fighting for what he believed was right? Yankee Doodle at 2:52 is awesome!! I hear "Hey pal, my name's Pat" at 6:52. Once again you might need headphones and listen to it a couple of times to hear it. I hear "Miller at 9:16-9:17 and "Macintosh" at 9:18. "Hit at 9:20. "It's ok" at 9:23. I think possibly I hear "Ammo" at 9:29-9:30. It sounds like we are there with them. I do hope you do your best to hear what I'm hearing here. I find it very interesting. Without headphones and the volume turned way up I think you will have a hard time hearing any of it.
There are plenty of examples of residual hauntings near where I live. Not ghosts but events that occurred in the past and keep playing themselves over and over in the present. My favorite example of this is at an intersection where 24 separate police reports describe the same wagon pulled by two white horses steered by a young lady, causes the car accident when it suddenly appears at the intersection and then races across it causing cars to crash into one another. I once witnesses a lady slow down to almost a stop at the intersection while she had the green light. She looked both ways before proceeding across the intersection. I was thinking, oh look a local. There's no way of knowing if Yankee Doodle heard there is a residual haunt or a clever prank unless you're there and able to prove it's not a prank. But based on what others have witnessed at Gettysburg it could very well be a residual haunting. I myself have experienced residual hauntings so I know they are real.
If this is paranormal, and I've never declared it to be so, I would put it in the category of residual sounds, like a tape replaying. It is not inconceivable that an event so profound, so intense with such massive carnage, emotion and environmental impact would leave behind energy. Energy does not disappear it merely changes form.
I agree. I agree that if it's paranormal it's a residual sound. I also agree that if you're not there personally eliminating all other possibilities you can't say with certainty that it's paranormal.
nice try
well that was cool.
Fireflies of course.
How come there were so many killed in this battle? I know there were thousands of men involved but was it due to the old style of war where they lined up and shot muskets at one another in turn? I would hate to be one of those men in the front line. They must have known they were going to be killed for sure.
araregoodguy Lined up combined with a new type of bullet. The bullets they used were shaped like they are today, instead of a round ball. This made the guns far more accurate.
+Stroker Ace: Actually, since the soldiers of The American Revolution played "Yankee Doodle", and the soldiers on the Union side were fighting to preserve the very same country those of The Revolution started, it's quite concievable that the Union side might have played the song from time to time going into battle to remind the troops of what they were fighting for, and to bolster their courage. Those were much more nostalgic times than now.
at 0:50 I could hear a woman and child voice,, scary indeed
i know where that was coming from. Its called a recording of sounds that your dumbass is doing. Yankee Doodle was a song during the American Revolutionary song. Maybe next time pick out a correct battle song that way played at that battle in Gettysburg. fucking dumbass.
+Stroker Ace: I can see you're a real class act. Believe what you will-it is what it is. However, before you cast vulgar aspersions again, learn your history. 'Yankee Doodle' was indeed sung as a mock towards American soldiers by the British Army during Revolutionary times, however, Americans took the tune & made it their own anthem. While the original melody is unchanged, based on an even earlier folk song/jig, the lyrics have been modified/changed and sung throughout American history including the War of 1812, Mexican War, the Civil War, Spanish American War, WWI, and WWII. Yankee Doodle was and is a quintessential American patriotic song.
+Stroker Ace During the Civil War, Yankee Doodle was played so much that Gen Ulysses S Grant proclaimed that he only knew two tunes: one was Yankee Doodle and the other wasn't!
you have bush as your profile picture.. you have no room to call someone a dumbass take a look at yourself
I can tell you don't know any history, or at least choose to ignore it! I can tell considering that icon of yours, you must be a true patriot!
it was the song Lincoln had play when the civil war was over and the north declared victory...dipshit.
Yea. The snare drums at the 8:33 mark sound like they are just about 50 feet away.Notice the time of day. The sun has just set and the fire flies are out. The same time in the evening as when the Underwoods filmed the ghosts walking behind the rock in Triangle Field. There just something about this time of the day that seems to bring out the spirits.
Well, not sure I am convinced, but it's an interesting video, but as someone semi-local to Gettysburg with many friends from there... it sort of reminds me of a a real life story from a reenactment there. A number of years back perhaps around 2000 or a bit earlier... some Civil War re-enactors did a re-enactment... re-enacting a battle perfectly... The only problem was the battle in question started like around 4:00 in the morning... and, while they promptly started the battle on time, the good people of modern day Gettysburg woke to the sounds of gunfire and cannons. My Gettysburg friend said afterward the town of Gettysburg had to pass laws to prevent re-enactors from beginning their battles too early. That said, while she was able to comment on the living, she was unsure of how the ghosts felt about it.
why didnt she just stay put and listen to them,,,she ruined the whole thing,,,
maybe she wanted to figure out where the sound is coming from
What's with all the little lights? Or
+mojopin 70 Fireflies
+mb1554 Amazing. where exactly was that? I am a paranormal investigator and would love to investigate that location. Awesome. ...
+PROUDSINGLEMOM #1 Facing the Wheatfield monuments on Wheatfield Rd
lightning bugs
I have a problem with the drums sounds. That is a modern snare drum being played although the fife can still be played in certain bands. The military drums from that era had a baser tone and not the crisp sound caused by the snare drum chains.
sounds like you had ya civil war mjsic playing to loud on your cd in the car hahaha
^dumbass comment of the day.
I have personally heard this at manassas battlefield - nearly the EXACT same as this. No re-enactors, nobody.
did any of you guys see that shadow there was acutually 2 of them
Could be someone piping music through speakers to freak people out.
I love Gettysburg and all of the ghost stories but I have to agree with another poster... Civil War reenactors for sure. Sound travels nicely on the fields and they have Civil War Reenactors camp behind the PA Memorial quite often. Great video though!
I can believe this. At one point when they went down the fence a little more into the Tree line closest to the rode I thought the whistle or flute and drums were extremely close by. But then they kept moving down the fence line and it was gone. I think if they would have set the camera on one spot and just sat back quietly and wait the ghostly regiment would have marched toward them. Most likely smokelike in color. But the fact that you can recognize the music is fun. I would have sung along to it.
like the video but its too loud to be real.
SIKEASS
We went to see the battlefield for the first time, two years ago. Husband's GGGdad had served on Union side. I was fine till we got to this section, he was looking at something else, and I went to start walking towards the monument (it was dusk), and I felt the hair on the back of my neck stand up, and I KNEW I should not continue in this area in particular. I didn't...
It also would of been nice if you had just done a 360 with the video camera just to show everyone that it wasn't just something obvious.
valpro99 It was my first time videotaping, and as I was sure we were going to stumble upon a re-enactment band at any moment, I never even thought of that! After we got home and listened again, I only posted it to send to family & friends to view. Too long to email. But we are off to Gettysburg again this July. So if I hear anything else strange, I'll follow your suggestion.
mb1554 I'll be out there again myself next week. Looks like Little Round top in the back ground. I'm pretty sure I know where you were when you shot this film. I'll check it out when I get out there.
valpro99 Yes, we were on Wheatfield Road walking along the fence line facing the monuments walking towards Little Round Top. Good Luck!
I filmed there for about 3 hours. Didn't pick up any fife and drum music but I did hear some interesting notes coming from birds. I guess they are picking up some of the paranormal military music. Very creepy.
Pretty cool but I'm sure it was just a few re-enactors playing around. I know their not supposed to but some get away with it.
most likely this is a local reenactor. frequently Ill go out on the battlefield in my uniform to talk with people in various places. I know many who play instruments also do the same.
Not 50,000--closer to 33,000 from both sides--approx. the same number of Americans lost during the Viet Nam War.
Yes! Had relatives that fought at Gettysburg under the CSA. I believe under Gen Longstreets Corp.
Robby From TX Fantastic! My GGgrandfather, Laban Johnson Bradford was an officer in the 10th Kentucky Cav. (U.S) and was captured by CS general John Hunt Morgan. One of his sons, Major William Bradford, was killed at Ft. Pillow Tenn., by CS general Bedford Forrest, and the other, Cap't. Richard Bradford was a staff officer to CS general Richard Taylor. "Deo Vindice"--------- Wm Bradford Dean--
***** US lost 58000 in viet nam...
And we dismiss the existence of the soul...
I watched a reenactment at Fort Davidson here in Missouri and during the reenactment I kept hearing a cannon fire though I couldn't see one. I asked everyone in the area "Where's the cannon? I hear it but I don't see it". They all looked at me in amazement and the man next to me said "You hear all sort of things at these reenactments. That's just someone who doesn't know it's over and is fighting along". I didn't believe it but I couldn't come up with a logical explanation either.
Ozark mama That's pretty awesome. Yeah with so many living Men dressed like the actual soldiers that fought and died for real, I'm sure the Ghosts don't know it's a reenactment and think their coming to join the fight with their brothers. WOW!
BEST EVIDENCE OF GHOST RESIDUAL ENERGY FROM GETTYSBURG IVE SEEN ON KZread ANYWAY . IM AUSTRALIAN AND MUST VISIT THIS HALLOWED GROUND.
GETTYSBURG IS THE MOST HAUNTED PLACE IN THE WORLD THIS IS AN EXAMPLE. CLASSIC .
Think about it 50 000 casualties in 3 days in a small area something lingers on.
Col. Joshua Chamberlain, 20th Maine, had similar thoughts: "On great fields, something stays. Forms change and pass, bodies disappear, but spirits linger, to consecrate ground for the vision place of souls."
***** That was taken from part of Chamberlain's speech at the Dedication of the Monument to the 20th Maine, October 1889 at Gettysburg. And, indeed, while the definition of 'casualties' has not changed over time, some sources place the number higher. To say that Gettysburg July 1863 and for a considerable period thereafter was a place of tremendous emotion, suffering & carnage would not be an understatement.
***** Based on diaries, when the armies left, the citizens (mostly women, children, elderly) were left with the unimaginable aftermath: thousands of unburied dead soldiers, rotting horses, care of the wounded/dying, farms & fields scattered with unexploded shells & children playing with them-many deaths, injuries, indescribable stench as far as a mile outside of town; the citizens had to deal with an immediate need for quite some time, until help trickled in, along with the steady stream of sight-seers, grieving families, looters. The ongoing war outside of the town seemed far away compared with the overwhelming scenes of daily misery.
***** Indeed. Every person, family, town was affected...this republic of suffering.
yeh you most certainly captured something special here the drums would not be any further than the tree line near that monument about 6 to 800 metres away roughly . Theres clearly no one out in the distance VERY INTERESTING.
why all the whipers
+toni sargent LOL They dont want to get shot...
Did yallhear that yell on 1:11
Backwoods Dipper 7 It sounded almost like a horse beginning to neigh loudly but then it cut off. No now that I replay it two more times it sounds like a car's tire screeching.
Fireflies everywhere.
The first song i hear kinda sounds like Dixie, it was a song played by the Union I think kzread.info/dash/bejne/pZ2Os9p-db3go9Y.html
Wozers..Creepy