Several years ago as we were visiting the Battlefield, I was sitting on a rock on top of Little Roundtop trying to imagine the battle. As I sat there I had the feeling that someone was sitting next to me. I can't explain it in words, I didn't see any ghostly image, I didn't hear any ghostly sounds, I just had the very strong feeling that I was in the company of someone.
Wow!! You’ve do same description than me , when i try to explain to someone what i feel at my grand grand fathers house. I can’t see no one, i can’t hear nothing , bur i feel something close to me , that watch me and chase me at home. I feel not very unconfortable at all; because it is one of my ancestors . We believe that is my grand grand father Manuel , who was killed in the Spanish Civil War , on 1936 and his body never was found, at the house walls his son, my grand father , place a Tombstone , with his fathers name and the date of his death. Best regards from Spain... Different country, different continent , but same feeling!!
My moms friend Ella Otis was the great granddaughter of Union GeneralGoverneur K. WARREN, who noticed the Confederates advancing through the Cornfield, given away by the glint of their bayonets in the sun. He called for reinforcements for Little Round top just before the Confederate assault. She stood by his statue there, i saw the photo she provided. From the time she was very young she was drawn to this site, and finally was able to go when she was in her 80s
This is incredible - I love this video far more than the fake crap on TV called My Haunted House. I want to go to where Rich Mendoza saw the 5 men (and the other guy saw 4) and see the men's spirits.
Visited Gettysburg with my family. Me and my mom decided we wanted to visit big round top and I got this overwhelming need to go into the forest. We both went on a small hike and at this time it was quiet and near the end of tourist season so not a lot of people. While walking between some boulders we both stopped and I asked if she heard footsteps behind us. No one was around and we kept hearing the sounds of footsteps follow us for quite a ways. Then at one point we decided to go back and we stopped to rest on a boulder. Then we could hear horses hooves trotting and cantering close enough that we would have seen them and fade away then it got eerily quite. We decided it was time to get up and right as we got up we heard a man scream "HELP! HELP ME!". We booked it back and when we got to where we parked the car there was a park guide there. He automatically asked us if we had witnessed something and when we told him without missing a beat he said things like that are commonly heard in that area.
When I was about 12 our family took a trip to Gettysburg. We toured the battlefields in what I remember to be a open top tour bus. About midway through the tour I observed a company of union soldiers marching in an open field. I looked for a few moments and turned to my father to point them out. When I turned back they were gone...just gone. The guy in front of me said to his wife, "Did you see that! Did you see that! I was very confused until I got older and began to research these sightings. I didn't feel scared or threatened in any way, I can remember just wondering where they went.
This is the most common type of sighting ar Gettysburg, it's a residual haunting. The earth has somehow created a copy of an incident in time and replays it at random intervals when things are just right.
not ghosts, but perhaps a glimpse into a blip in time, a rewinding of an event that once happened and perhaps is filled with great emotion. Interesting, thank you.
What you saw was "a place in time" or blip in time. This is because the iron and quartz content of the soil record the intense activities and sounds. At the right time and conditions, these will play back. I believe this because everyone in my family has experienced the music from a band at one particular spot on my property. My property was once part of a park where the local town band frequently played from 1890's until 1914.
@@bradtipton986 that's crazy dude never heard of anything like that before didn't even think the ground could record anything like that. Kind of reminds me of Avatar where the planet could actually record stuff like that and the natives could connect to see it like plugging into a computer.
Only place I felt creeped out was at Devils Den. First I had the photos of the dead in mind. Second, years ago I heard a first hand story about a Confederate soldier who appeared like a normal person to a visitor. She thought it was a re-enactor. She was lost and he gave her directions. She turned her head then looked back to thank him but he had vanished. Later I discovered that others had the same experience when they were alone and appearing lost. So I tried not to act lost but I admit I was nervous.
What you heard is a reoccurring ghost story that has manifested its way into some type of actual citing. I've heard this same story for over 20 years with a bit of a twist in the actual "ghost" participants..
You saw ghosts. They appear at locations where in the past very emotional events have occurred. My wife and I saw one, a Southern soldier dressed in butternut colored clothing. He was walking across the Interstate, looked lost, glanced toward our car and then vanished.
I have reenacted at Gettysburg (the reenactment is not on the battlefield) and have taught tourist on the battlefield in both day and night, there is something there I can tell you that. I have had experiences on the Emmitsburg road though. GySgt. Tom Boyte, USMC, retired Vietnam 65-66/70-71
I've been there many times during various times of year and baring times of the day. All I can say is that there is an incredible peace there but also a very strong feeling that there are things out there that cannot be explained. I believe these men saw something that cannot be explained by science and certainly don't believe it was some kind of hologram or film being projected.
I believe you Bob even though I live in the West I feel that feeling from here just by watching this video. Hopefully someday I can go to Gettysburg, Pennsylvania. I believe in ghosts.
@@tomthx5804 My husband was just a little boy living in Old Pico Rivera California in about 1949 or 1950. He witnessed a ghost of a man walking into a chicken coop and then disappearing. His grandmother to his surprise also saw this ghost that walked into their chicken coop a disappeared. My husband was just a little boy---why would he lie like that? There are things we just don't understand.
@@diane4537 l believe you ,thing disappear and moved around , and l Saw ,l don,t talked nobody , because people not believe ,not possible , l am crazy so on..... It was my Grandma die 1969 November ,in Korea , when l drive interstate 40 texas 9 pm pass by shoulder she stand there dressed same as before , and passenger side window her face there not looked me little be down face ( she don,t want scare me ) l think it was split second happened ,may be why she was worry ,she was like mother ..
Thanks for your story , we went to Gettysburg , last Summer , and the feeling of reverence and awe we felt was overwhelming we did a driving tour of the battlefield , and at times I was brought to tears , can't explain it , but the sense of what took place here for our country , I don't care what anyone says it's a very important part of out nation's History , a lot of lives cut short 😔😔😔 the things we all felt , peace and sadness . Story short I even felt sad the day we left I did' not want to leave, as a person it changes you, and we are planning a trip back next Summer , oh yes we are going back to pay respects 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻😔🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Gina Maria GREAT post Gina. I haven’t been to any Civil war battle sites, but to Battle of Little Bighorn TWICE. It moved me also to the point of wanting to STAY...never wanting to leave. There are no words to describe the REVERENCE I felt about that place...absolute SACRED ground
I tend to agree about feeling peace but at the same time frustration. Me and my wife walked at night at the cemetery and the battle grounds felt the connection but never felt frightened. I have always believed that both sides fought for what they believed in. And I cannot judge them. I feel sorry for all of them union and confederate men who sacrificed so much then we can imagine.😢
The Confederates when I read historical accounts never quite seem like the enemy. I’m a retired Army Officer and four war veteran, when I read about the Viet Cong, I give them the respect they deserve however they feel like the enemy, but never the Confederate soldier.
@@josephvalvano829 Thank you for your service to your country,we know it's more than sunny parades and fireworks and barbeques,but lots of us are glad when you return so that you and those you love may enjoy them too,and that's what is good to remember the sacrifices we don't see and to remember those who didn't get to return.
Sounds like whats called "residual haunting". Basically a recording of a past event that plays over and over again. Non-intelligent and you cannot interact with it. Kinda like watching a movie.
Tom thx go away troll. Really, move on jerk..ok we get it, you don’t believe. Good for you but it doesn’t make your opinion absolute 🤦♀️ smdh I’ve been to Gettysburg many times, one of my favorite places. And yes I’ve seen one ghost and so did the people I was with. We all saw it. Geez just open your so-tight-it-squeaks mind a bit...!
ABSOLUTELY 💯🥰🙏💞🥰 You Saw Spirit's......... or perhaps a fragment of The impression They left behind......... May God continue to Walk with you and Bless you and your loved one's always, love 💞 And GOD BLESS EVERYONE, grandma, Victoria 🙏💞🥰💯🙃😁🥰💯🌏🙏
Agree, even though I discover a lot of ghosts (with proper equipment), my primary interest is the history and paying respect. I do not patronize the Ghost vendors for this reason; end up with too many teens running around Devil's Den often yelling, laughing and being disrespectful when scaring themselves. Getting ridiculous. Most aren't professional.
went to Gettysburg and saw what I thought was reenactors in a field just outside of town. They were both in Union dress. One of them had a box he was messing with while the other watched ahead like he was spotting him. Drove passed them without thinking about it until I saw some of these "haunted gettysburg videos" so I looked it up when I got home. No scheduled reenactments that day... Don't know if they were ghosts or not definitely makes you wonder...
In the past, battles happened everywhere, still, it baffles me why only is it that at this place, the haunting is so visible. Makes me wonder if this place has some history to it - perhaps native American-related history - holy ground?
I stayed at the Cash Town Inn, believe me its haunted! Standing on the porch outside it had a deep feeling of sorrow and tragedy. It was used by Lee to treat the injured and dying as a field hospital.
it's a shame how some people will take someone's words literally. If you happen to think that I or anyone in this video happen to think death is neat, then you are mistaken. Sometimes people inadvertently will choose a wrong word to describe something. Taking things literally can start wars.
October 7,2019....I just came across your video and found it very interesting.You put a lot of time and effort into it to tell and teach me about a moment frozen in time. All three of you seem too level headed and sincere and I for one,believe you. Thank you for taking the time to make this video.All the best !!
Handsomely told, Rich! May all the missing find their way home, however long it takes. Maybe they just need to be seen by people like you and your companions to cross the final barrier.
I live a 1/2 hr from Gettysburg. I go there quite often. I myself have had at least 3 experiences at the Battlefield. One left the person I was with so terrified they ran to the car and never went back. Another we were walking a trail that used to be in the woods that used to be where the triangular field is. (They have since cleared the trees to make it more authentic to the time of the battle) It was my then boyfriend and 3 of his friends from out of town we took there. We were taking pictures and in his one friends photo we captured another person standing behind our friend that wasn't there. He seemed to be mimicking the person he was behind. Right before this happened all the crickets and bugs went silent. We were thoroughly creeped out and left. The final time was at Reynolds Woods and it involved a phantom car and tourists that just appeared out of nowhere. The roads around it are both 1 way and we were at the monument where you can see the roads clearly. Never saw a car, never heard a car but it was just getting to the dark time right before you have to be off the battlefield. As we were walking back to the car we saw a group of people standing off to the side but we never heard them, no talking, no walking not a sound. We get to our car and there is a car parked directly in front of mine that had not been there and like I said we never saw it drive up. We get in the car I put the key in and turn on the car (which turns off the interior light, you couldn't see outside it was so dark while the light was on). As soon as the interior light shut off and I flip my headlights on the car is gone. We never heard people get in it, no car door, no car starting we never saw head or tail lights it was just gone that quick and so were the people. My husband still talks about it and we were down another time and had talked to a tour guide. Apparently we are not the only one to have seen the phantom tourists. They have been seen before. I know, I know everyone thinks yeah right. All I can say is go for yourself someday, from the moment you set foot in Gettysburg there is just a different feeling. The one restaurant downtown I will not use the ladies room I always feel like someone is standing behind me while I wash my hands to the point you fear looking in the mirror. Everyone always says they want to go to the "battlefield" the moment you set foot in any part of the Town you are on the battlefield. The dead were everywhere. While it is such a beautiful peaceful place today you can't help but feel the horror and death those soldiers faced while there. So much blood spilled and absorbed into the soil there, for all we know there are still bodies in the fields as well. They laid for days until people could get to them to bury them, some where they fell, some were later exhumed to be taken home. I'm sure there are many in the fields that were never returned home.
michael loves Jesus The restaurant is Gettysburg Eddies. Named after a ball player from the town. I would definitely suggest Farnsworth house though. They advertise they are haunted. Gettysburg eddies does not. It's just a feeling I get when I have gone in. Gettysburg is a great vacation getaway though. Relaxing, beautiful scenery plus if you are internet savvy you can find a lot nearby to see as well. Wineries, orchards, Mr. Ed' s elephant museum. Plus Hershey isn't far away either. I seriously should be paid by PA tourism.
TheIlluminara what monument were you at when the car thing happened? I really want to go and investigate there. It's just seems like such an interesting place to go
Ive been there several times, even went there for our honeymoon, and Ever, Time I go there I feel something I cant explain..Most defitnetly Hallowed Ground..May they All Rest In Peace..
michael loves Jesus, if you can, try the farm house field hospital just a couple buildings from and across the Evergreen Cemetery Gatehouse on Baltimore Ave.The building is just about filled to capacity with ghosts. Bring your camera and ask the lady there if you can take her pic in the window. Dowsing rods work great there too. A little girl there (Sarah) is really angry and will kick you. Both Union and Confederate ghosts are there too. When we were done and saying goodbye to a male spirit, he didn't want us to leave so he closed the door right in front of us. If you can't get in, there's more ghosts on the land the house sits on.
When I was at Gettysburg about 2002, doing my own tour saw what appeared to be Confederate soldiers walking in the wheatfield. Been at Gettysburg many times since, always find it eerily quiet. Definitely a sanctified place.
Want to go to Gettysburg. Just watching Gettysburg ghost videos on utube chokes me up, I do not feel frightened, but feel sadness and a sense of awe for their sacrifice.
I'm a former Civil War re-enactor..and have been to Gettysburg many,many times..from what he described..sounds like the Soldier that appeared to be falling down..might have been this poor Soldier being shot...acre per acre...Gettysburg is the most haunted Civl War Battlefield
I’d call this crazy if I hadn’t seen the image of my great grandfather looking at me when I was 9 years old. I remember it like yesterday. He died in 1925, long before my time. In 1993 I saw his face looking at me from outside my second story window. I knew it was him from pictures my dad had shown me. I turned away 3 times to be sure of what I was seeing and all 3 times he was still there. I decided to just not look at the window anymore and go to sleep. If it happened again as a adult it would have scared the living hell out of me
You did a good job of presenting your story without sensationalism. Just stright forward witness testimony. Cant say i believe you or disbelieve you but at least you come off as rational and not exaggerating like some nuts do.
However having said all that, yes, in my own personal experiences, there really IS something out there, not for your amusement, not for a scare. Be open, be at peace, and listen.......
There's definitely something unexplained. You can feel it, well , I , sure felt ...something , I cannot explain....a heaviness, anxiety, sort of. It was unsettling. May our fallen brothers rest well.
I felt a heaviness, something weighting me down, it settled in the lower half of my backside. I went to the bathroom, took a shit and the feeling was gone
@@tomthx5804 ur such a dick, not to mention u took the time to watch the video, read the comments this far down, post, then even edited ur post. You obviously have nothing better to do than troll.....sad lol
I'm was and still am a huge fan of "Unsolved Mysteries". There are episodes of Civil War Ghosts stories (personal stories) of people that have seen ghosts or ghost scenes at both the California Civil War museum (Drum Barracks) and at the Civil War battlefield State historical park in Virginia. Two visitors living today visited the Virginia Civil war battlefield park recently, and while walking the park met up with a man dressed in an authentic Civil War uniform gave the males visitors civil war bullets that when examine by the experts. The experts maintained that the bullets were brand new and never used (sealed) and that they were authentic! Whether you believe in ghost or not these stories are interesting!
I believe you man, I went there and in the corner of my eye I can see movements in those fields, those soldiers died in such a tragic way they still marching trying to get revenge.
Jack, My story has been picked up by the Travel Channel and they are re-shooting it with me as the "Talking Head" in the episode. The production begins sometime in October. I have no idea when this will air however.
I had a similar experience at Gettysburg a few years ago. Just left the battlefield at dusk. Was very hungry so pulled into the McDonald's drive thru and ordered a #2. Pulled around. and there at the pickup window was General Jeb Stuart. He didn't say a word ...just took my money and gave change then handed me my order. Found out later that he shorted me on the fries.
Like watching a video version of the National Enquirer. I've been out there every year since 1985 and never had a paranormal experience nor have my colleagues who accompanied me.. The ghosts at Gettysburg phenomenon started in the 1990s which happens to coincide with people starting to make money on ghost books and tours. Today, there are scores of books and tours available for visitors but most all of these stories are not historical in nature. The Civil War Trust’s historian once heard a ghost story told in 1993. It was presented as fiction, but it only took three months until it was in a book as fact. By all means, believe what you want to believe but please know that if water gets on a camera lens, it’s water-not a ghostly “orb.” If sun shines into a camera lens, it’s called sunlight, not an “energy sphere."
Indeed, somethings are not paranormal and there has been a great amount of commercialization in this field. However, having documented this field for years and experienced things that are unexplainable...these experiences are not on schedule. More often than not, capturing evidence on media is difficult and experiencing it in person is rare.
I had a very cold breeze coming out of one of the windows at McPhersons barn & I wanted to put my phone up in the window to take a pic & when I did I saw the dead battery sign & my phone turned off. It was on full charge when I got to the barn
. . ✨ I have been witness to a swirling fog type of phenomena, it came out of nowhere , disappeared as quickly as it started. . .this happened on a sunny afternoon in April (the 14th actually in 2010), there was no rain or conditions that would’ve produced fog for that afternoon. . .years later I understood the phenomena for what it was because many unusual things happened later in the same day which I had to tie to the fog occurrence➖ . . ✨ Speaking on the units of men appearing in the field, one of you witnessed 5 and another saw 4, in total there were 9 units . . .I’m wondering if they were captured and held prisoner by the opposing side, that they never reunited with their regiment or possibly went awol . . .we’ll never know . . .thanks too in bringing your (collective) sighting to this video for all of us to see, hear and imagine . . .✨
One of the most interesting stories because of so many people seeing the same soldiers at once then another group seeing a different set at another time.Maybe it was the time of year,maybe it was the weather conditions with fog being a catalyst w/ electro magnetic energy and they were open to seeing a replay of the past,or maybe the soldiers wanted them to see and remember them and pray for them?
I had a experience aboard battleship TEXAS (BB 35) near Houston in the summer of 2000 during a tour of the ship. I was very scared when I witnessed what I truly believe an apparition of a long since deceased sailor from that ship wearing old naval type uniform from time period, WW1 I'm sure. To this day I still cannot get that experience out of my head.
I absolutely believe them!! Why would they make it up?!!! it's obvious that ghost exist and many people have witnessed it there. If you are a non believer well just respect those who are!! Nothing more to it!
They're used to be a TH-cam video by a family recording marching troops in the trees at night !! I can't find it anywhere but it sounds similar to this like a snippet of time caught in a loop as they repeated the same movement again and again
I believe every single word! Visiting Gettysburg, amongst many other battle sights from the Civil War is on my bucket list! Awesome, fellas! PS: Nice hat, buddy! Go Phillies!
I thoroughly enjoyed this experience!! they saw 5 the other gentlemen saw 4, and i liked how it all tied itself up that these men were possibly the 9 that were missing. Thank you for sharing your experience! :)
Hey Mr. Mendoza, I've read so many rude, idiotic comments on here and wondered why you don't utilize your option of reviewing the comments and approving of what makes it out for the public to see? Love this video by the way. I've seen MANY odd, strange sightings in my time and there's absolutely NO DOUBT in my mind of what you guys saw on that weekend! Thanks for sharing.
thanks for sharing your story, i believe it 100 percent, was there in 1988, drove the battle grounds, myself taking pics, not really anything strange that happened, just did not feel alone at the time, just me and my car in broad daylight, im going back very soon, i live in wilkes barre pa, so not a bad ride to get there, will be taking new digital camera, im hoping to see something, thank you for posting :)
Buck Futtler Buck Futtler bit of a random comment. These people went purposely to witness a phenomenon and didn’t have take a camera. Come on, that’s ridiculous
Thanks for looking at my video, Rich. I got the photos for historical purposes and then my son taught me how to enlarge, crop and contrast to find the ghosts. Man, what an education! They were everywhere! Well, look forward to hopefully seeing you on Travel Channel - I'll be looking for the show! Good luck to you!
Been to Gettysburg many times, I have land down on Marsh Creek, although I have never experienced anything myself I don’t doubt that some do. However when you think about it Gettysburg actually has fewer deaths in the area then many other places, take NYC for example, certainly there have been many more people murdered there than at Gettysburg so perhaps it’s something about the land there that gives off these vibes. The locals have legends about a great Indian battle having been fought there as well many centuries ago, certainly my land, about a mile south of Big Round Top is pretty eerie, especially at night, actually of all the places in Gettysburg, and I have seen the entire battlefield, it’s that land that I think is the creepiest. Marsh Creek and the Emmitsburg Road is where the First and Eleventh Corps bivouacked the night before the battle.
I believe everything y'all are saying. I had an audio experience while staying at the 'Home Sweet Home Inn' in 1988. Ten years later my father admitted he had the same experience. Strang thing is, I didn't mentioned the experience to anyone else.
As I said before, this was several years ago when iPhones and other pocket phones were not so common and besides you cannot take a photo without a flash outdoors in the evening at such a distance and expect to see much of anything.
CWcaptain sorry but cameras have been common for decades (you don’t need an iPhone). I have had a pocket camera for many years before iPhones came out and I am not a photographer. One of the 20 or so people would have had a camera to take given what you told them. In addition you said the evening after a guy purposely went out to try to witness an event but mysteriously did not take a camera. Oh and you can take pictures at night without a flash and see things, just set the iso or exposure right (my old pocket camera could do that too)
This account coincides perfectly with a ghost video dubbed "the most authentic ghost footage ever taken"....the video belongs to the Urdewoods and was also taken at Gettysburg with an old vhs camcoder....the video portrays a pattern of movements from soldiers that repeats over and over again....
One of the Klinge brothers from the paranormal show Ghost Lab also video recorded a small group of what looks like Union soldiers marching in the same field. The video was taken in the day. It shows a group of soldiers and one of them is carrying what looks to be a union flag. Not a confederate flag. There were one second and gone the next. The video is still on you tube. Great story. Once in a lifetime experience. The sightings is similar to the Tom Underwood video taken in Triangle field back in 2001. The entities were in a constant looping motion. Thanks again for sharing your story.
This isn't it but even more astonishing is the TH-cam vid Gettysburg: Wheatfield Fife and Drums by mb554. A lot of people think it's not real. But it is. If you have extremely great headphones, and I mean extremely great, crank it up. You will be on the ride for your life hearing all the evps not normally heard with regular headphones. The camera lady didn't even notice the soldier walking past through the field at around 11:49. He wears a white shirt. If you listen to it, it is very long. But sooo worth it. If you do, let me know at what moment you hear the demon laughing heinously.
In the dark of night how do you see people walking across a field? Nine o'clock at night in November is pretty dark. Still, I have had experiences in Gettysburg myself.
I have three books about Ghosts of Gettysburg, I think by Mark Nesbitt. They are very creepy but very credible too. Ghosts seen by more than one person at the same time, just like these men reported. I just looked up the books online and there are many more in the series for those of you who want to know more about the paranormal at Gettysburg, both on the battlefield and in the town itself. I am a native of Kutztown and my HS history teacher was a ranger at Gettysburg for some time, I don't know how long. I have been to Gettysburg three or four times in my life, the first visit was around the time of the Civil War Centennial back in 1861 or so. I was pretty little but I was old enough to understand the basics about the Civil War in general and Gettysburg in particular. My parents instilled a great love of history in me by these visits to battlefields in PA and VA, and also other historic places like Monticello, Valley Forge and so on. There is so much wonderful history in PA.
November is the month we remember Abraham Lincoln's Gettysburg Address and line the graves with flowers/candles to recognize the establishment of the Evergreen Cemetery there. Remembrance of the BATTLE is July 1-3rd (we just celebrated 150 years).
I had a hamster that died year ago this hamster every morning used to run on its squeaky wheel, after it died for the next two morning i could hear that wheel squeak
Rich, I have heard you tell about this at reenactments. It was good to see you talk about it at the actual point that it occurred. It really makes you think. Nice video. SteveK 12th NJ
Thank you for posting this. Ive never seen a ghost but i think that anyone who has not really cannot understand those that have. Like all of us, we all know people who have seen ghosts and are dead certain they experienced something. One day i want to visit gettysburg for myself. I love american civil war history. And it would be great to say that i saw or experienced something there for myself. Please post again if you go back there.
We were out on a night drive 20 some years ago and stopped at the peace light to take a walk around. We heard voices in the woods behind the light and giggling. Sounded like little girls or very small children. It was around 11 or 10 pm mind you. They started calling us over so I walked to the edge of the woods. They said come here and I said no you come out. This went on for 5 minutes or so and the person with me was creeped out and keep saying let's go. I finally got creeped out so we left. Wish I had a spot light along.
In the darkness of night, I don't think it would have worked anyway. Besides, this was a few years back and before the days of iPhones and other phones with cameras.
What I find strange is that so many ghost sightings at Gettysburg are on a loop, where the same actions by the ghosts are repeated. I have seen 5 different sightings of a ghost who is seated with his back against a large tree, who stands up, walks around the tree, and disappears, only to reappear and repeat the sequence for as long as people want to watch. I’ve also seen footage of a few soldiers repeatedly crossing a paved road, and a few of a different group crossing a wagon track in a field again and again. Although they are all misty and somewhat transparent, it’s obvious from caps and guns that they are soldiers. I’ve never seen a satisfactory explanation for this bizarre repetitive behavior (if ghosts can “behave”) and have come to believe that it’s some kind of hoax perpetrated by people living in the vicinity.
When I was very young I went there cause it wasn’t far from my house my mom took a photo of me on little round top (I had a union cap on) and in the photo was a apparition of a soldier standing behind me. Theses ghosts are still fighting for their beliefs and if I could get ahold of the photo I would it’s on an old black berry looking phone so it’ll be hard
Good eye. Just to the gentleman's right arm you see a quick flash of white light (or mist) that goes by rapidly, just when he says "I felt that chill..."
that was a very interesting story. I believe that you guys saw the spirits. I've been To Gettysburg alot but never on a ghost Hunt but one day I will. thanks for sharing your experience
I don’t know, I’ve been to Gettysburg dozens of times and was even on the battlefields at night (I was almost arrested because of it - they watch for car lights on top of the round tops!) and I have never felt anything but peace and have never seen anything. I think people’s eyes play tricks on them.
Several years ago as we were visiting the Battlefield, I was sitting on a rock on top of Little Roundtop trying to imagine the battle. As I sat there I had the feeling that someone was sitting next to me. I can't explain it in words, I didn't see any ghostly image, I didn't hear any ghostly sounds, I just had the very strong feeling that I was in the company of someone.
Wow!! You’ve do same description than me , when i try to explain to someone what i feel at my grand grand fathers house. I can’t see no one, i can’t hear nothing , bur i feel something close to me , that watch me and chase me at home. I feel not very unconfortable at all; because it is one of my ancestors .
We believe that is my grand grand father Manuel , who was killed in the Spanish Civil War , on 1936 and his body never was found, at the house walls his son, my grand father , place a Tombstone , with his fathers name and the date of his death.
Best regards from Spain...
Different country, different continent , but same feeling!!
My moms friend Ella Otis was the great granddaughter of Union GeneralGoverneur K. WARREN, who noticed the Confederates advancing through the Cornfield, given away by the glint of their bayonets in the sun. He called for reinforcements for Little Round top just before the Confederate assault. She stood by his statue there, i saw the photo she provided. From the time she was very young she was drawn to this site, and finally was able to go when she was in her 80s
the name this feel is "conexion"
This is incredible - I love this video far more than the fake crap on TV called My Haunted House. I want to go to where Rich Mendoza saw the 5 men (and the other guy saw 4) and see the men's spirits.
Visited Gettysburg with my family. Me and my mom decided we wanted to visit big round top and I got this overwhelming need to go into the forest. We both went on a small hike and at this time it was quiet and near the end of tourist season so not a lot of people. While walking between some boulders we both stopped and I asked if she heard footsteps behind us. No one was around and we kept hearing the sounds of footsteps follow us for quite a ways. Then at one point we decided to go back and we stopped to rest on a boulder. Then we could hear horses hooves trotting and cantering close enough that we would have seen them and fade away then it got eerily quite. We decided it was time to get up and right as we got up we heard a man scream "HELP! HELP ME!". We booked it back and when we got to where we parked the car there was a park guide there. He automatically asked us if we had witnessed something and when we told him without missing a beat he said things like that are commonly heard in that area.
When I was about 12 our family took a trip to Gettysburg. We toured the battlefields in what I remember to be a open top tour bus. About midway through the tour I observed a company of union soldiers marching in an open field. I looked for a few moments and turned to my father to point them out. When I turned back they were gone...just gone. The guy in front of me said to his wife, "Did you see that! Did you see that! I was very confused until I got older and began to research these sightings. I didn't feel scared or threatened in any way, I can remember just wondering where they went.
Were they see-through, or did they look real?
This is the most common type of sighting ar Gettysburg, it's a residual haunting. The earth has somehow created a copy of an incident in time and replays it at random intervals when things are just right.
What rubbish. This is nothing more than peoples imagination.
@@cplcabs STFU You wouldn't understand
Very good, Tedderman johns! I'm impressed!
@@cplcabs Why waste your time And ours then....?...
Time farts.
Plenty civil war ghost here in Virginia the little kids tell me all the that they see soldiers just standing around very creepy
not ghosts, but perhaps a glimpse into a blip in time, a rewinding of an event that once happened and perhaps is filled with great emotion. Interesting, thank you.
They’re dead though
Its called a residual haunting
@@elijahltm24.7 🤔
What you saw was "a place in time" or blip in time. This is because the iron and quartz content of the soil record the intense activities and sounds. At the right time and conditions, these will play back. I believe this because everyone in my family has experienced the music from a band at one particular spot on my property. My property was once part of a park where the local town band frequently played from 1890's until 1914.
@@bradtipton986 that's crazy dude never heard of anything like that before didn't even think the ground could record anything like that. Kind of reminds me of Avatar where the planet could actually record stuff like that and the natives could connect to see it like plugging into a computer.
Only place I felt creeped out was at Devils Den. First I had the photos of the dead in mind. Second, years ago I heard a first hand story about a Confederate soldier who appeared like a normal person to a visitor. She thought it was a re-enactor. She was lost and he gave her directions. She turned her head then looked back to thank him but he had vanished. Later I discovered that others had the same experience when they were alone and appearing lost. So I tried not to act lost but I admit I was nervous.
What you heard is a reoccurring ghost story that has manifested its way into some type of actual citing. I've heard this same story for over 20 years with a bit of a twist in the actual "ghost" participants..
It's always nice to get good advice and directions when you're lost,ghost or not!
Wow incredible, some good hearts were out there on that battle field.
You saw ghosts. They appear at locations where in the past very emotional events have occurred. My wife and I saw one, a Southern soldier dressed in butternut colored clothing. He was walking across the Interstate, looked lost, glanced toward our car and then vanished.
I have reenacted at Gettysburg (the reenactment is not on the battlefield) and have taught tourist on the battlefield in both day and night, there is something there I can tell you that. I have had experiences on the Emmitsburg road though.
GySgt. Tom Boyte, USMC, retired
Vietnam 65-66/70-71
I've been there many times during various times of year and baring times of the day. All I can say is that there is an incredible peace there but also a very strong feeling that there are things out there that cannot be explained. I believe these men saw something that cannot be explained by science and certainly don't believe it was some kind of hologram or film being projected.
these men are charlatans
HAHAHAHA! Congrats, Tom thx, I needed a good laugh. Yes, these "charlatans", got together to become billionaires on TH-cam with one video! HAHAHAHA!
I believe you Bob even though I live in the West I feel that feeling from here just by watching this video. Hopefully someday I can go to Gettysburg, Pennsylvania. I believe in ghosts.
@@tomthx5804 My husband was just a little boy living in Old Pico Rivera California in about 1949 or 1950. He witnessed a ghost of a man walking into a chicken coop and then disappearing. His grandmother to his surprise also saw this ghost that walked into their chicken coop a disappeared.
My husband was just a little boy---why would he lie like that? There are things we just don't understand.
@@diane4537 l believe you ,thing disappear and moved around , and l Saw ,l don,t talked nobody , because people not believe ,not possible , l am crazy so on.....
It was my Grandma die 1969 November ,in Korea , when l drive interstate 40 texas 9 pm pass by shoulder she stand there dressed same as before , and passenger side window her face there not looked me little be down face ( she don,t want scare me ) l think it was split second happened ,may be why she was worry ,she was like mother ..
My hound doesn't like Gettysburg . He acts scared in some places around there. Doesn't act that way anyplace else
They say that animals can see Ghosts. Your Dog is sensing the Ghosts of the Soldiers of The Gettysburg Battle.
Dogs and especially hounds have such a keen sense of smell that they are used to detect human remains even those being hundreds of years old.
Thanks for your story , we went to Gettysburg , last Summer , and the feeling of reverence and awe we felt was overwhelming we did a driving tour of the battlefield , and at times I was brought to tears , can't explain it , but the sense of what took place here for our country , I don't care what anyone says it's a very important part of out nation's History , a lot of lives cut short 😔😔😔 the things we all felt , peace and sadness . Story short I even felt sad the day we left I did' not want to leave, as a person it changes you, and we are planning a trip back next Summer , oh yes we are going back to pay respects 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻😔🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Gina Maria GREAT post Gina. I haven’t been to any Civil war battle sites, but to Battle of Little Bighorn TWICE. It moved me also to the point of wanting to STAY...never wanting to leave. There are no words to describe the REVERENCE I felt about that place...absolute SACRED ground
Give thanks to the bankers
Cimarron Chucaro “ bankers “ ?????
I tend to agree about feeling peace but at the same time frustration. Me and my wife walked at night at the cemetery and the battle grounds felt the connection but never felt frightened. I have always believed that both sides fought for what they believed in. And I cannot judge them. I feel sorry for all of them union and confederate men who sacrificed so much then we can imagine.😢
Nonsense....The cemetery and battlefield aren't open at night...
The Confederates when I read historical accounts never quite seem like the enemy. I’m a retired Army Officer and four war veteran, when I read about the Viet Cong, I give them the respect they deserve however they feel like the enemy, but never the Confederate soldier.
@@checkmateking2854, he never said he went there at night.
@@checkmateking2854 Things open up when you least expect them to.
@@josephvalvano829 Thank you for your service to your country,we know it's more than sunny parades and fireworks and barbeques,but lots of us are glad when you return so that you and those you love may enjoy them too,and that's what is good to remember the sacrifices we don't see and to remember those who didn't get to return.
Such a fascinating recounting of events. I would love to sit down for an hour with this guy and discuss what he saw. More details please!
Anything's possible on a battle field...anything..
Sounds like whats called "residual haunting". Basically a recording of a past event that plays over and over again. Non-intelligent and you cannot interact with it. Kinda like watching a movie.
No, its called residual idiocy. It affects people who believe anything.
Tom thx go away troll. Really, move on jerk..ok we get it, you don’t believe. Good for you but it doesn’t make your opinion absolute 🤦♀️ smdh
I’ve been to Gettysburg many times, one of my favorite places. And yes I’ve seen one ghost and so did the people I was with. We all saw it. Geez just open your so-tight-it-squeaks mind a bit...!
So how many times have you been there, genius? None I would venture to say.
For Big Bad Tom thx.
John Carpenter I got it😂
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Agree, even though I discover a lot of ghosts (with proper equipment), my primary interest is the history and paying respect. I do not patronize the Ghost vendors for this reason; end up with too many teens running around Devil's Den often yelling, laughing and being disrespectful when scaring themselves. Getting ridiculous. Most aren't professional.
went to Gettysburg and saw what I thought was reenactors in a field just outside of town. They were both in Union dress. One of them had a box he was messing with while the other watched ahead like he was spotting him. Drove passed them without thinking about it until I saw some of these "haunted gettysburg videos" so I looked it up when I got home. No scheduled reenactments that day... Don't know if they were ghosts or not definitely makes you wonder...
I believe it. Thanks for posting this.
In the past, battles happened everywhere, still, it baffles me why only is it that at this place, the haunting is so visible. Makes me wonder if this place has some history to it - perhaps native American-related history - holy ground?
I wish one day i can visit
this great historic battlefield of the american civil war. I believe there are many restless souls looking for peace!🕊
I stayed at the Cash Town Inn, believe me its haunted! Standing on the porch outside it had a deep feeling of sorrow and tragedy. It was used by Lee to treat the injured and dying as a field hospital.
Thank you, If I ever get to Gettysberg, now I know not to stay in that Inn!
it's a shame how some people will take someone's words literally. If you happen to think that I or anyone in this video happen to think death is neat, then you are mistaken. Sometimes people inadvertently will choose a wrong word to describe something. Taking things literally can start wars.
Wow! It’s truly sad to think that our soldiers are just not resting in peace.
And some of it is a residual haunting - like a time loop - an emotional moment caught in time.
October 7,2019....I just came across your video and found it very interesting.You put a lot of time and effort into it to tell and teach me about a moment frozen in time. All three of you seem too level headed and sincere and I for one,believe you. Thank you for taking the time to make this video.All the best !!
I just did today, 08OCT19. Incredible story
Handsomely told, Rich!
May all the missing find their way home, however long it takes. Maybe they just need to be seen by people like you and your companions to cross the final barrier.
Gulcerin Great thought
I live a 1/2 hr from Gettysburg. I go there quite often. I myself have had at least 3 experiences at the Battlefield. One left the person I was with so terrified they ran to the car and never went back. Another we were walking a trail that used to be in the woods that used to be where the triangular field is. (They have since cleared the trees to make it more authentic to the time of the battle) It was my then boyfriend and 3 of his friends from out of town we took there. We were taking pictures and in his one friends photo we captured another person standing behind our friend that wasn't there. He seemed to be mimicking the person he was behind. Right before this happened all the crickets and bugs went silent. We were thoroughly creeped out and left. The final time was at Reynolds Woods and it involved a phantom car and tourists that just appeared out of nowhere. The roads around it are both 1 way and we were at the monument where you can see the roads clearly. Never saw a car, never heard a car but it was just getting to the dark time right before you have to be off the battlefield. As we were walking back to the car we saw a group of people standing off to the side but we never heard them, no talking, no walking not a sound. We get to our car and there is a car parked directly in front of mine that had not been there and like I said we never saw it drive up. We get in the car I put the key in and turn on the car (which turns off the interior light, you couldn't see outside it was so dark while the light was on). As soon as the interior light shut off and I flip my headlights on the car is gone. We never heard people get in it, no car door, no car starting we never saw head or tail lights it was just gone that quick and so were the people. My husband still talks about it and we were down another time and had talked to a tour guide. Apparently we are not the only one to have seen the phantom tourists. They have been seen before. I know, I know everyone thinks yeah right. All I can say is go for yourself someday, from the moment you set foot in Gettysburg there is just a different feeling. The one restaurant downtown I will not use the ladies room I always feel like someone is standing behind me while I wash my hands to the point you fear looking in the mirror. Everyone always says they want to go to the "battlefield" the moment you set foot in any part of the Town you are on the battlefield. The dead were everywhere. While it is such a beautiful peaceful place today you can't help but feel the horror and death those soldiers faced while there. So much blood spilled and absorbed into the soil there, for all we know there are still bodies in the fields as well. They laid for days until people could get to them to bury them, some where they fell, some were later exhumed to be taken home. I'm sure there are many in the fields that were never returned home.
michael loves Jesus The restaurant is Gettysburg Eddies. Named after a ball player from the town. I would definitely suggest Farnsworth house though. They advertise they are haunted. Gettysburg eddies does not. It's just a feeling I get when I have gone in. Gettysburg is a great vacation getaway though. Relaxing, beautiful scenery plus if you are internet savvy you can find a lot nearby to see as well. Wineries, orchards, Mr. Ed' s elephant museum. Plus Hershey isn't far away either. I seriously should be paid by PA tourism.
TheIlluminara what monument were you at when the car thing happened? I really want to go and investigate there. It's just seems like such an interesting place to go
TheIlluminara no doubt there are bodies still buried all around town
Ive been there several times, even went there for our honeymoon, and Ever, Time I go there I feel something I cant explain..Most defitnetly Hallowed Ground..May they All Rest In Peace..
michael loves Jesus, if you can, try the farm house field hospital just a couple buildings from and across the Evergreen Cemetery Gatehouse on Baltimore Ave.The building is just about filled to capacity with ghosts. Bring your camera and ask the lady there if you can take her pic in the window. Dowsing rods work great there too. A little girl there (Sarah) is really angry and will kick you. Both Union and Confederate ghosts are there too. When we were done and saying goodbye to a male spirit, he didn't want us to leave so he closed the door right in front of us. If you can't get in, there's more ghosts on the land the house sits on.
Holy shit that ending gave me chills 9 souls that are trying to still find their way back
When I was at Gettysburg about 2002, doing my own tour saw what appeared to be Confederate soldiers walking in the wheatfield. Been at Gettysburg many times since, always find it eerily quiet. Definitely a sanctified place.
Want to go to Gettysburg. Just watching Gettysburg ghost videos on utube chokes me up, I do not feel frightened, but feel sadness and a sense of awe for their sacrifice.
Thanks for posting. I’m alway feeling something when I visit too. I’m from New Jersey so shoutout for the 12th!
I'm a former Civil War re-enactor..and have been to Gettysburg many,many times..from what he described..sounds like the Soldier that appeared to be falling down..might have been this poor Soldier being shot...acre per acre...Gettysburg is the most haunted Civl War Battlefield
I’d call this crazy if I hadn’t seen the image of my great grandfather looking at me when I was 9 years old. I remember it like yesterday. He died in 1925, long before my time. In 1993 I saw his face looking at me from outside my second story window. I knew it was him from pictures my dad had shown me. I turned away 3 times to be sure of what I was seeing and all 3 times he was still there. I decided to just not look at the window anymore and go to sleep. If it happened again as a adult it would have scared the living hell out of me
You did a good job of presenting your story without sensationalism. Just stright forward witness testimony. Cant say i believe you or disbelieve you but at least you come off as rational and not exaggerating like some nuts do.
Very interesting account!
It's really refreshing to hear your story told by yourselves rather than a professional 3rd person YT channel. Thanks.
However having said all that, yes, in my own personal experiences, there really IS something out there, not for your amusement, not for a scare. Be open, be at peace, and listen.......
There's definitely something unexplained.
You can feel it, well , I , sure felt ...something , I cannot explain....a heaviness, anxiety, sort of. It was unsettling.
May our fallen brothers rest well.
I felt a heaviness, something weighting me down, it settled in the lower half of my backside. I went to the bathroom, took a shit and the feeling was gone
Tom thx you sick F$&*!
@@tomthx5804 ur such a dick, not to mention u took the time to watch the video, read the comments this far down, post, then even edited ur post. You obviously have nothing better to do than troll.....sad lol
I'm was and still am a huge fan of "Unsolved Mysteries". There are episodes of Civil War Ghosts stories (personal stories) of people that have seen ghosts or ghost scenes at both the California Civil War museum (Drum Barracks) and at the Civil War battlefield State historical park in Virginia. Two visitors living today visited the Virginia Civil war battlefield park recently, and while walking the park met up with a man dressed in an authentic Civil War uniform gave the males visitors civil war bullets that when examine by the experts. The experts maintained that the bullets were brand new and never used (sealed) and that they were authentic! Whether you believe in ghost or not these stories are interesting!
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I am a reenactor. 21 years. Seen many things I am unable to explain.
I believe you man, I went there and in the corner of my eye I can see movements in those fields, those soldiers died in such a tragic way they still marching trying to get revenge.
There not looking for revenge!!!! It’s a residual haunting it’s a memory like a fingerprint!!!!
Jack, My story has been picked up by the Travel Channel and they are re-shooting it with me as the "Talking Head" in the episode. The production begins sometime in October. I have no idea when this will air however.
I believe what you experienced is what is known as a 'residual haunting'. Its like a memory trapped in a location that's playing repeatedly.
no no no ,dont smoke it no mo ,if ur tired of waiting up on the floor,no thank u please this story makes me sneeze its like a unfound alergiiiiize
I had a similar experience at Gettysburg a few years ago. Just left the battlefield at dusk. Was very hungry so pulled into the McDonald's drive thru and ordered a #2. Pulled around. and there at the pickup window was General Jeb Stuart. He didn't say a word ...just took my money and gave change then handed me my order. Found out later that he shorted me on the fries.
Shows how much you know. Jeb Stuart works at Arby's, dumbass. Show some respect to this man who is sharing something in good faith.
You are both wrong, he wouldn’t work in such places, he works in the book shop with Elvis.
Often, when I go through the drive-thru for fried chicken, I see Colonel Sanders.
Is that deja view? Or something?
Like watching a video version of the National Enquirer. I've been out there every year since 1985 and never had a paranormal experience nor have my colleagues who accompanied me.. The ghosts at Gettysburg phenomenon started in the 1990s which happens to coincide with people starting to make money on ghost books and tours. Today, there are scores of books and tours available for visitors but most all of these stories are not historical in nature. The Civil War Trust’s historian once heard a ghost story told in 1993. It was presented as fiction, but it only took three months until it was in a book as fact. By all means, believe what you want to believe but please know that if water gets on a camera lens, it’s water-not a ghostly “orb.” If sun shines into a camera lens, it’s called sunlight, not an “energy sphere."
Indeed, somethings are not paranormal and there has been a great amount of commercialization in this field. However, having documented this field for years and experienced things that are unexplainable...these experiences are not on schedule. More often than not, capturing evidence on media is difficult and experiencing it in person is rare.
@@UnexplainedCases I don't doubt what you have stated. But this paticular video in nothing but a campfie grade BS story.
Add on my wife and I had our dog with us the dog was nuts whimpering and digging. Highly alert.
I had a very cold breeze coming out of one of the windows at McPhersons barn & I wanted to put my phone up in the window to take a pic & when I did I saw the dead battery sign & my phone turned off. It was on full charge when I got to the barn
. . ✨ I have been witness to a swirling fog type of phenomena, it came out of nowhere , disappeared as quickly as it started. . .this happened on a sunny afternoon in April (the 14th actually in 2010), there was no rain or conditions that would’ve produced fog
for that afternoon. . .years later I understood the phenomena for what it was because many unusual things happened later in the same day which I had to tie to the fog occurrence➖
. . ✨ Speaking on the units of men appearing in the field, one of you witnessed 5 and another saw 4, in total there were 9 units . . .I’m wondering if they were captured and held prisoner by the opposing side, that they never reunited with their regiment or
possibly went awol . . .we’ll never know . . .thanks too in bringing your (collective) sighting to this video for all of us to see, hear and imagine . . .✨
One of the most interesting stories because of so many people seeing the same soldiers at once then another group seeing a different set at another time.Maybe it was the time of year,maybe it was the weather conditions with fog being a catalyst w/ electro magnetic energy and they were open to seeing a replay of the past,or maybe the soldiers wanted them to see and remember them and pray for them?
I had a experience aboard battleship TEXAS (BB 35) near Houston in the summer of 2000 during a tour of the ship. I was very scared when I witnessed what I truly believe an apparition of a long since deceased sailor from that ship wearing old naval type uniform from time period, WW1 I'm sure. To this day I still cannot get that experience out of my head.
Thats really interesting, thanks for posting!
I absolutely believe them!! Why would they make it up?!!! it's obvious that ghost exist and many people have witnessed it there. If you are a non believer well just respect those who are!! Nothing more to it!
Why would they make it up? To make a youtube video to make a bit of money and for attention.
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Those who don't believe, are ignorant of what's exactly in front of themselves
They're used to be a TH-cam video by a family recording marching troops in the trees at night !! I can't find it anywhere but it sounds similar to this like a snippet of time caught in a loop as they repeated the same movement again and again
I believe every single word! Visiting Gettysburg, amongst many other battle sights from the Civil War is on my bucket list! Awesome, fellas! PS: Nice hat, buddy! Go Phillies!
I thoroughly enjoyed this experience!! they saw 5 the other gentlemen saw 4, and i liked how it all tied itself up that these men were possibly the 9 that were missing. Thank you for sharing your experience! :)
Dion Radimacher fascinating, but so sad that those boys r stuck in a time loop.Wonder what really happened to them.
Hey Mr. Mendoza, I've read so many rude, idiotic comments on here and wondered why you don't utilize your option of reviewing the comments and approving of what makes it out for the public to see? Love this video by the way. I've seen MANY odd, strange sightings in my time and there's absolutely NO DOUBT in my mind of what you guys saw on that weekend! Thanks for sharing.
Neat story! Thanks for sharing. Haven't been there in a VERY long time. Looking forward to going back. Thanks again.
thanks for sharing your story, i believe it 100 percent, was there in 1988, drove the battle grounds, myself taking pics, not really anything strange that happened, just did not feel alone at the time, just me and my car in broad daylight, im going back very soon, i live in wilkes barre pa, so not a bad ride to get there, will be taking new digital camera, im hoping to see something, thank you for posting :)
Sounds like you guys experienced a residual haunting. Like a record, playing over and over.
It’s interesting how many different types of ghosts there are as well
Really really , interesting ! thanks for posting !!!
The more history I read the more I'm convinced that war is senseless. No one got this on video?????
icare4you123 This happened in 2000 in central Pennsylvania. They probably wouldn't have been carrying a camera around.
Why wouldn't they? I was.
because yourvstupid
@@cplcabs do you live there like they do? no? you should compare apples to oranges more!
Buck Futtler Buck Futtler bit of a random comment. These people went purposely to witness a phenomenon and didn’t have take a camera. Come on, that’s ridiculous
Thanks for looking at my video, Rich. I got the photos for historical purposes and then my son taught me how to enlarge, crop and contrast to find the ghosts. Man, what an education! They were everywhere! Well, look forward to hopefully seeing you on Travel Channel - I'll be looking for the show! Good luck to you!
It's called the bliss farm and it was a 50ft brick barn and a stone house.
Been to Gettysburg many times, I have land down on Marsh Creek, although I have never experienced anything myself I don’t doubt that some do. However when you think about it Gettysburg actually has fewer deaths in the area then many other places, take NYC for example, certainly there have been many more people murdered there than at Gettysburg so perhaps it’s something about the land there that gives off these vibes. The locals have legends about a great Indian battle having been fought there as well many centuries ago, certainly my land, about a mile south of Big Round Top is pretty eerie, especially at night, actually of all the places in Gettysburg, and I have seen the entire battlefield, it’s that land that I think is the creepiest. Marsh Creek and the Emmitsburg Road is where the First and Eleventh Corps bivouacked the night before the battle.
Yes, the quartz and other minerals in the foundation of the area along with the streams are thought to power and trap spiritual energies.
I believe everything y'all are saying. I had an audio experience while staying at the 'Home Sweet Home Inn' in 1988. Ten years later my father admitted he had the same experience. Strang thing is, I didn't mentioned the experience to anyone else.
As I said before, this was several years ago when iPhones and other pocket phones were not so common and besides you cannot take a photo without a flash outdoors in the evening at such a distance and expect to see much of anything.
CWcaptain sorry but cameras have been common for decades (you don’t need an iPhone). I have had a pocket camera for many years before iPhones came out and I am not a photographer. One of the 20 or so people would have had a camera to take given what you told them. In addition you said the evening after a guy purposely went out to try to witness an event but mysteriously did not take a camera. Oh and you can take pictures at night without a flash and see things, just set the iso or exposure right (my old pocket camera could do that too)
Great stories. By the way, you have the perfect sportscaster voice. I kept hearing "Labrone James" the whole time you were talking lol
You guys are so lucky to live in or visit gettysburg its the one place i would love to visit but its a fair ole hike from here in the uk to over there
This account coincides perfectly with a ghost video dubbed "the most authentic ghost footage ever taken"....the video belongs to the Urdewoods and was also taken at Gettysburg with an old vhs camcoder....the video portrays a pattern of movements from soldiers that repeats over and over again....
One of the Klinge brothers from the paranormal show Ghost Lab also video recorded a small group of what looks like Union soldiers marching in the same field. The video was taken in the day. It shows a group of soldiers and one of them is carrying what looks to be a union flag. Not a confederate flag. There were one second and gone the next. The video is still on you tube. Great story. Once in a lifetime experience. The sightings is similar to the Tom Underwood video taken in Triangle field back in 2001. The entities were in a constant looping motion. Thanks again for sharing your story.
valpro99 could you give us a link to those videos please
This isn't it but even more astonishing is the TH-cam vid Gettysburg: Wheatfield Fife and Drums by mb554. A lot of people think it's not real. But it is. If you have extremely great headphones, and I mean extremely great, crank it up. You will be on the ride for your life hearing all the evps not normally heard with regular headphones. The camera lady didn't even notice the soldier walking past through the field at around 11:49. He wears a white shirt. If you listen to it, it is very long. But sooo worth it. If you do, let me know at what moment you hear the demon laughing heinously.
You;re an idiot if you believe tanything that two brothers who fake things for money put out there.
shut up tom thx
Tom thx go away troll!
There are a ton of "ghost" videos on TH-cam.....but this ghost story stands out. I believe these guys 100% no doubt a residual haunting
In the dark of night how do you see people walking across a field? Nine o'clock at night in November is pretty dark. Still, I have had experiences in Gettysburg myself.
I have three books about Ghosts of Gettysburg, I think by Mark Nesbitt. They are very creepy but very credible too. Ghosts seen by more than one person at the same time, just like these men reported. I just looked up the books online and there are many more in the series for those of you who want to know more about the paranormal at Gettysburg, both on the battlefield and in the town itself. I am a native of Kutztown and my HS history teacher was a ranger at Gettysburg for some time, I don't know how long. I have been to Gettysburg three or four times in my life, the first visit was around the time of the Civil War Centennial back in 1861 or so. I was pretty little but I was old enough to understand the basics about the Civil War in general and Gettysburg in particular. My parents instilled a great love of history in me by these visits to battlefields in PA and VA, and also other historic places like Monticello, Valley Forge and so on. There is so much wonderful history in PA.
November is the month we remember Abraham Lincoln's Gettysburg Address and line the graves with flowers/candles to recognize the establishment of the Evergreen Cemetery there. Remembrance of the BATTLE is July 1-3rd (we just celebrated 150 years).
I had a hamster that died year ago this hamster every morning used to run on its squeaky wheel, after it died for the next two morning i could hear that wheel squeak
I will like to travel to the States sometime and visit Gettysburg. Not only for the ghosts but also for the history setup there.
I want to visit Gettysburg so much.
You were seeing residual energy replying itself because the energy was just right in that moment!
Love this. God Bless them! ❤️✝️⭐️🇺🇸
A visit to Gettysburg is on my to do list
Rich, I have heard you tell about this at reenactments. It was good to see you talk about it at the actual point that it occurred. It really makes you think. Nice video.
SteveK 12th NJ
Thank you for posting this. Ive never seen a ghost but i think that anyone who has not really cannot understand those that have. Like all of us, we all know people who have seen ghosts and are dead certain they experienced something. One day i want to visit gettysburg for myself. I love american civil war history. And it would be great to say that i saw or experienced something there for myself. Please post again if you go back there.
We were out on a night drive 20 some years ago and stopped at the peace light to take a walk around.
We heard voices in the woods behind the light and giggling.
Sounded like little girls or very small children. It was around 11 or 10 pm mind you.
They started calling us over so I walked to the edge of the woods. They said come here and I said no you come out. This went on for 5 minutes or so and the person with me was creeped out and keep saying let's go.
I finally got creeped out so we left.
Wish I had a spot light along.
In the darkness of night, I don't think it would have worked anyway. Besides, this was a few years back and before the days of iPhones and other phones with cameras.
Bizarre that the remembrance day for the Battle of Gettysburg is in November!
What I find strange is that so many ghost sightings at Gettysburg are on a loop, where the same actions by the ghosts are repeated. I have seen 5 different sightings of a ghost who is seated with his back against a large tree, who stands up, walks around the tree, and disappears, only to reappear and repeat the sequence for as long as people want to watch. I’ve also seen footage of a few soldiers repeatedly crossing a paved road, and a few of a different group crossing a wagon track in a field again and again. Although they are all misty and somewhat transparent, it’s obvious from caps and guns that they are soldiers. I’ve never seen a satisfactory explanation for this bizarre repetitive behavior (if ghosts can “behave”) and have come to believe that it’s some kind of hoax perpetrated by people living in the vicinity.
there is a fine line that depicts a ghost looking soldier carrying a rifle, and a bush.
We believe this entirely, signed Casper, Slimmer from Ghostbusters, Zac Bagans. Seriously though I have no doubt this is true.
Well told account..sounds like residual, very interesting.....thanks for posting
Loved this story! Very interesting - thanks for sharing it :)
I am in a hotel and I have a vewi of the battle filed it’s less the 5 feet away
When I was very young I went there cause it wasn’t far from my house my mom took a photo of me on little round top (I had a union cap on) and in the photo was a apparition of a soldier standing behind me. Theses ghosts are still fighting for their beliefs and if I could get ahold of the photo I would it’s on an old black berry looking phone so it’ll be hard
I'm not sure I ever Want a go back there I walked the stone wall and heard too miny screams
It was probably The Rebel Yell you heard. The Battle of Gettysburg was a complete bloodbath for both sides.
Intriguing, thanks for this Rich.
Good eye. Just to the gentleman's right arm you see a quick flash of white light (or mist) that goes by rapidly, just when he says "I felt that chill..."
that was a very interesting story. I believe that you guys saw the spirits. I've been To Gettysburg alot but never on a ghost Hunt but one day I will. thanks for sharing your experience
I don’t know, I’ve been to Gettysburg dozens of times and was even on the battlefields at night (I was almost arrested because of it - they watch for car lights on top of the round tops!) and I have never felt anything but peace and have never seen anything. I think people’s eyes play tricks on them.
I truly believe their stories, ghost, spirits are real. You may never see them if you were there and waiting. They come and go, over and over again.