In 1963 visiting this site an old man walked around in uniform and claimed it was his dads and he was 2 when the civil war ended. He claimed his dad fought in the civil war and his dad's great GrandFather in the American revolution. He claimed his Great Grandfather held His Dad as a Baby and his dad held him. He shook all of our hands and told us it was a direct connection to the civil war and the American revolution and to never forget it as it was 1 touch and 2 touches from our total history.
Beautifully filmed, as always. I love the image you begin with, those birds on the wing. The old wood floors really make you feel “grounded”. They, for me, forge an instant connection to those who lived there in those times.
When I was a kid my dad would take us to historical sites. He said we needed to learn something during the summer. Now as an adult I truly appreciate it. My dad grew up in PA so we went there a few times. Thanks for your videos it brings back memories.
Your Gettysburg videos just keep getting more interesting. How incredible a talent you have to take us from a bloody battlefield into a safe place of rest for the night. No doubt we will be planning tomorrows battle in our sleep.
Oh that is a seriously awesome home and museum AND food! I knew the cat was friendly from 20 feet away... don't be so afraid of cats. But what really gets me is this bed and breakfast is dog friendly. I LOVE THESE PEOPLE!
@@TheHistoryUnderground I just today returned home from Gettysburg (stayed there 4 days)...you're take on Spangler's was great, for we had went there especially as well as for everything else! You the Man
Can’t even imagine how cool it must be to live in a place like that. Obviously a great sense of stewardship from the owners. Love the artifacts being displayed from the property. You are a one man tourism department for Gettysburg, which is great. Not sure about anyone else, but just based on your series of videos, I’ll definitely be making a return trip.
JD, your enthusiasm for history is amazing! You see historical people, places, and artifacts with such wide open eyes! May we meet someday on some field of battle to gawk in amazement!
Amazing location, your videos are tempting me to go and visit US.... If that breakfast was half as yummy as it looks, you’re a lucky man. Those waffles looked amazing! I also loved the old, wooden floors and the stonework in those buildings. Beautiful to say the least.
@@TheHistoryUnderground Love your channel. Thank You. Question, I've been to Gettysburg and other civil war sites when I was younger. I remember a house that had sword slash marks up the stairway banaster from a soldier who rode his horse inside the house and up the stairs. I can't remember who what and where , can you please help? Again, awesome channel Man
There are many excellent B&B's around Gettysburg. And if your inclined to drive a little, further south to Harper's Ferry. Even a few historic period farms you can rent the entire out property. It sounds expensive, but for a child friendly option, it's actually a steal.
Yes you have to go! I've been going every year (except for last) since 1985. My kids love it too.- they grew up with Gettysburg! We're actually going Labor Day weekend, God willing! You will love it!
HEY, JD HOW ARE YOU Doing .. and yes my love of all things History is the number one reason why I watch this channel and all of the love you have and time and effort that you put into this Channel also shows how much your care about what your doing and I and we very much appreciate all that you do So again thank you for what your doing for us and our American History ..
Dont burn yourself out brother if your wife don’t get on ya I will be careful man we really do love your vlogs and all the hard work but make sure to take care of you !! Thanks again for all the great vlogs😎🇺🇸👍🏻🦅
Hey JD I found your videos during your Mt Vernon trip but when I saw you were doing a Gettysburg series I was super excited. I’m not a local but a near local. I can remember my aunt taking me for summer picnics at devils den. I’ve done the same for my younger brother and sisters and my niece and nephew, more geared toward the history than the scenery. When I saw the title for your vid I thought you got the chance to stay at the Leicester House for the night but this is soo much better. Long story short, my husband scheduled for us to have our baby shower here last year. Unfortunately, COVID shut everything down right before. The ladies that run this BnB were so wonderful and gracious under the circumstances and I’m so glad to see the home they’ve worked so hard to preserve still running. I can’t wait to reschedule my visit there, hopefully next summer. Thank you so much for making this series. There have been so many tidbits that I didn’t even know including the Spangler farm. I’ve never been in the barn and your vid was truly amazing. One of the lesser known facts of Gettysburg is that Lydia Leicester turned her bad luck into good fortune after the war by letting the dead horses on her property decompose to bone so she could sell those bones for glue. She was so prosperous she was able to build an addition onto her house. In the 1880’s before her death, she sold her parcel to the people collecting land for preservation and moved the addition she had built into town, where she lived til she died a few years later. Thank you so much for all you amazing videos!
you get to the coolest things, I wish I was youtube was a thing when i was about 20years younger and healthier. Not to say I haven't done some awfully cool stuff.
I think the battle was the best thing to happen to Gettysburg. If it had never happened, it would be just another small town in the USA and a lot of buildings from that time frame torn down. They have chosen to try and preserve as much as is possible instead of trying to forget the past like other places. There is a battlefield near me. Thing is only a splinter of the field actually remains, the rest being built on. The "preserved part" was gone over by archaeologists who found no physical evidence anything even happened on that part. This was all done with period maps and description of the battle and military reports. I am SO looking forward to returning to Gettysburg. Going to cost a mint but will be worth every cent. Thanks JD for a spectacular series so far and with more to come I'm sure..
I really love your uploads, always entertaining, informative and sometimes heartbreaking. You help people learn from history. As Winston Churchill famously said, 'Those who fail to learn from history are doomed to repeat it’.
I got married there last October.. hopefully you saw the slave tag in the barn nailed to the beam. unbelievable venue and great staff! Hope you enjoyed it!
I spent 1 night in the general's room and 1 night in the barn when my son got married and had the reception in the barn really a beautiful place and scenery
Another great watch. The second story floors look original same for the open beams on the first floor. What a place to live, your breakfast looked great, I can smell it from here. Never stayed a bed and breakfast but that one could change me--I always liked hotels with a pool, I know I know silly me.... Thanks for your time, work and posting.
By this point, you have seen the insides of more places around Gettysburg than I have living here more than a quarter century! Your videos are a discovery for me.😀
Your Gettysburg series keeps getting better. With all of these historic BNB's you have stayed in, have you ever experienced anything supernatural?...or otherwise couldn't explain? I keep seeing and hearing about videos of ghosts on various Gettysburg battlefields. ..and really not just Gettysburg but other historic places as well. Ford's Theater in D.C. gave me the creeps when I visited there.
That place looks amazing!! We’ve never been there before. We have stayed at the Tillie Pierce Inn, Fairfield Inn B&B, and the 1863 Inn of Gettysburg. Thank you for your awesome videos in Gettysburg PA!
I'm vacationing in Gettysburg now. Historic sites are as good as always, but the local restaurants and businesses are suffering through a post pandemic staffing shortage. Many of our favorites have sadly gone downhill a bit. Otherwise having an awesome time - as always, thanks for the history lesson! 🙂👍
My wife and I spent the night in the bedroom General Longstreet used during the Battle of Antietam. It was in 1991 at the Piper Farm house (when it was a B \and B at the time) in the middle of the battlefield near the sunken lane. We were the only guests that night and as I recall there were 3 bedrooms available. The owners did not live there but sent a maid service in the morning to set up breakfast and coffee. They did not tarry but left quickly. We were supposed to stay 2 nights, but the house was so creepy and had a heavy, forlorn feel about it, we elected to leave after one night. It was hard to describe...but one thing that happened is we awoke to the buzzing sound of THOUSANDS of flies gathering on the bathroom screen window in the morning.
What an amazing little B&B, they really did a good job in preserving the rich history on it. I am so loving the videos on Gettysburg, although the story on it has been so well written, and retold you prove there is always something knew to learn. I have a rich Pennsylvania ancestry, and some lived in Gettysburg, but have not fully finished the facts on them as yet. Thanks for all you do, your a keeper.
JD, the two outer doors served other purposes, one as you mentioned was the formal entrance, the second was often the entrance where the farmers would enter wearing their work clothes and the associated smells of those clothes. Some farms later added a shanty where the Carmen would change his clothes at days end prior to entering the house, but for lunch they still used the second entrance. I had never heard of finding items like that at the bottom of the well, I did however experience finding items like that when we eliminated the outhouse.
Last time I was in Gettysburg I bought that book you shown on your nightstand …. Very good read… detailed account from both sides…. You’ve probably have read it by now…. But if not… definitely worth the read… thanks again for the great series and video 👍🍻🇺🇸
I’ve loved the Gettysburg series not only for all the history but also for the various B&B tours! I always stay at B&B’s when traveling and Gettysburg is definitely on my bucket list, so seeing the inns there has been wonderful.
JD I might add that everything I watch you put out there is very interesting. Thanks so much for making us poor non travelers enjoy these lessons that you present!
My family was fortunate enough to spend 2.5 days in Gettysburg recently. Definitely planning on taking time for another trip back! We were able to find my wife’s great great grandfather’s name on the Pennsylvania monument with the 28th Penn. Infantry. And found the monument for my great great grandfather who was in the 12th Illinois Cavalry. Awesome experience!
We stayed here every year we visited Gettysburg when I was a teen! My sister’s, Mom, mother-in-law and I had a girl’s weekend there once! We love Battlefield B&B!!
This guy is so smart, genuine and just wonderful to listen to. I love his videos. Just watched his DDay and Bastogne videos. I wish I could travel with him. He has so much respect for history and the men and women who made our country great. Thank u!
Great video JD that place looked amazing but i dont think i could of slept knowing how much history happened there as mind would be racing :) that breakfast made me hungry Thankyou for sharing
Hi JD glad I joined, what a cool place to visit, interesting site of a historical place, looks like that was the breakfast of champions you had lol 😆 only think missing was the coffee ☕
Love Civil War videos, but makes me sad so many families destroyed because two parts of our great country couldn’t come together. I live in Murfreesboro the site of the Stones River Battle, so I’m reminded of the lose of life daily.
Your series of Gettysburg videos are tremendous. I was there when I was a high school student 45 years ago and have not had the chance to return, so these videos have been great to refresh my memory.
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In 1963 visiting this site an old man walked around in uniform and claimed it was his dads and he was 2 when the civil war ended. He claimed his dad fought in the civil war and his dad's great GrandFather in the American revolution. He claimed his Great Grandfather held His Dad as a Baby and his dad held him. He shook all of our hands and told us it was a direct connection to the civil war and the American revolution and to never forget it as it was 1 touch and 2 touches from our total history.
That's awesome
Beautifully filmed, as always. I love the image you begin with, those birds on the wing.
The old wood floors really make you feel “grounded”. They, for me, forge an instant connection to those who lived there in those times.
Agreed.
Well said, Sandra.
Agreed. Also reminds me of my late fathers obsession with old wooden floors. Very good.
When I was a kid my dad would take us to historical sites. He said we needed to learn something during the summer. Now as an adult I truly appreciate it. My dad grew up in PA so we went there a few times. Thanks for your videos it brings back memories.
Your Gettysburg videos just keep getting more interesting. How incredible a talent you have to take us from a bloody battlefield into a safe place of rest for the night. No doubt we will be planning tomorrows battle in our sleep.
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Oh that is a seriously awesome home and museum AND food! I knew the cat was friendly from 20 feet away... don't be so afraid of cats. But what really gets me is this bed and breakfast is dog friendly. I LOVE THESE PEOPLE!
They need to start putting up JD slept here plaques 😆
You certainly know how to pick nice places to sleep. 👍
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@@TheHistoryUnderground I just today returned home from Gettysburg (stayed there 4 days)...you're take on Spangler's was great, for we had went there especially as well as for everything else! You the Man
You're blessing the world with your videos! God bless you and your family!
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Can’t even imagine how cool it must be to live in a place like that. Obviously a great sense of stewardship from the owners. Love the artifacts being displayed from the property. You are a one man tourism department for Gettysburg, which is great. Not sure about anyone else, but just based on your series of videos, I’ll definitely be making a return trip.
History mixed with cookies a comfortable bed and a good breakfast, doesn't get much better than that. Safe travels.
JD, your enthusiasm for history is amazing! You see historical people, places, and artifacts with such wide open eyes!
May we meet someday on some field of battle to gawk in amazement!
Thanks!
Nice Place, Really Enjoyed It, That Place Reeks Of History, Thanks For Sharing,
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Amazing location, your videos are tempting me to go and visit US.... If that breakfast was half as yummy as it looks, you’re a lucky man. Those waffles looked amazing! I also loved the old, wooden floors and the stonework in those buildings. Beautiful to say the least.
Oh man. The breakfast was top notch.
I can also verify their breakfast is amazing! I’ve stayed her several times. I love this B&B!
I Love That Historical Home, Just Immurced in History, also Love the hard wood floors, Love hearing the Squeek, when you walk on them...
you’re a history time traveler.
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@@TheHistoryUnderground Love your channel. Thank You.
Question, I've been to Gettysburg and other civil war sites when I was younger.
I remember a house that had sword slash marks up the stairway banaster from a soldier who rode his horse inside the house and up the stairs. I can't remember who what and where , can you please help?
Again, awesome channel Man
Would be so awesome to sleep there where talks happened about such an event in U.S.A history
Pretty amazing place.
There are many excellent B&B's around Gettysburg. And if your inclined to drive a little, further south to Harper's Ferry.
Even a few historic period farms you can rent the entire out property. It sounds expensive, but for a child friendly option, it's actually a steal.
The people of Gettysburg really deserve some kind of medal for interior design.
Thank you for sharing. Gettysburg is on my bucket list.
You’ll love it! Hope that the videos are helping.
Yes you have to go! I've been going every year (except for last) since 1985. My kids love it too.- they grew up with Gettysburg! We're actually going Labor Day weekend, God willing! You will love it!
Love your effort to show the true America god bless you Sir on your travels Bill Goff
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Really enjoyed this video. The echos of the past must seem so near when you sleep in a house like that.
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Masterfully produced programs, you definitely need a show on the history channel. All the respect
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HEY, JD HOW ARE YOU
Doing .. and yes my love of all things History is the number one reason why I watch this channel and all of the love you have and time and effort that you put into this Channel also shows how much your care about what your doing and I and we very much appreciate all that you do So again thank you for what your doing for us and our American History ..
I share the same passion for history as you and enjoy watching these videos probably as much as you enjoy making them, thank you!
Thanks!
My bucket list is getting so long because of your videos, not only with places to see but also places to stay! You have such great content!
That General's bedroom is so cool being small with a fireplace..very awesome
Wow what a place to stay for any history lover just spectacular.loving the Gettysburg series here in the U.K. and seeing your beautiful country
Dont burn yourself out brother if your wife don’t get on ya I will be careful man we really do love your vlogs and all the hard work but make sure to take care of you !! Thanks again for all the great vlogs😎🇺🇸👍🏻🦅
Hey JD
I found your videos during your Mt Vernon trip but when I saw you were doing a Gettysburg series I was super excited. I’m not a local but a near local. I can remember my aunt taking me for summer picnics at devils den. I’ve done the same for my younger brother and sisters and my niece and nephew, more geared toward the history than the scenery.
When I saw the title for your vid I thought you got the chance to stay at the Leicester House for the night but this is soo much better. Long story short, my husband scheduled for us to have our baby shower here last year. Unfortunately, COVID shut everything down right before. The ladies that run this BnB were so wonderful and gracious under the circumstances and I’m so glad to see the home they’ve worked so hard to preserve still running. I can’t wait to reschedule my visit there, hopefully next summer.
Thank you so much for making this series. There have been so many tidbits that I didn’t even know including the Spangler farm. I’ve never been in the barn and your vid was truly amazing.
One of the lesser known facts of Gettysburg is that Lydia Leicester turned her bad luck into good fortune after the war by letting the dead horses on her property decompose to bone so she could sell those bones for glue. She was so prosperous she was able to build an addition onto her house. In the 1880’s before her death, she sold her parcel to the people collecting land for preservation and moved the addition she had built into town, where she lived til she died a few years later.
Thank you so much for all you amazing videos!
Bringing the past to life. Amazing home & delicious looking food 👍
Because of you I went here for three days for my bday thank you
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Thank you for sharing your inspiring adventures with us🥰🥰 Incredible over night in the same room as the general 👍 in Gettysburg 🇺🇸
Have a Good Sleep. Breakfast looks Good. Thanks.
Wow! Very nice B&B! I'm loving these Gettysburg videos!
Thanks! And yes, I loved my stay there.
you get to the coolest things, I wish I was youtube was a thing when i was about 20years younger and healthier. Not to say I haven't done some awfully cool stuff.
I think the battle was the best thing to happen to Gettysburg. If it had never happened, it would be just another small town in the USA and a lot of buildings from that time frame torn down. They have chosen to try and preserve as much as is possible instead of trying to forget the past like other places.
There is a battlefield near me. Thing is only a splinter of the field actually remains, the rest being built on. The "preserved part" was gone over by archaeologists who found no physical evidence anything even happened on that part. This was all done with period maps and description of the battle and military reports.
I am SO looking forward to returning to Gettysburg. Going to cost a mint but will be worth every cent.
Thanks JD for a spectacular series so far and with more to come I'm sure..
I really love your uploads, always entertaining, informative and sometimes heartbreaking. You help people learn from history. As Winston Churchill famously said, 'Those who fail to learn from history are doomed to repeat it’.
My wife and I stay there every year. You should meet a historian named Stephen Gunlock. He’s incredible
I got married there last October.. hopefully you saw the slave tag in the barn nailed to the beam. unbelievable venue and great staff! Hope you enjoyed it!
After seeing that breakfast, I had to get up and find something to eat.
I spent 1 night in the general's room and 1 night in the barn when my son got married and had the reception in the barn really a beautiful place and scenery
Another great watch. The second story floors look original same for the open beams on the first floor. What a place to live, your breakfast looked great, I can smell it from here. Never stayed a bed and breakfast but that one could change me--I always liked hotels with a pool, I know I know silly me.... Thanks for your time, work and posting.
By this point, you have seen the insides of more places around Gettysburg than I have living here more than a quarter century! Your videos are a discovery for me.😀
Very cool way to purpose the buildings plus preserve history plus save the stories. Love it.
Your Gettysburg series keeps getting better. With all of these historic BNB's you have stayed in, have you ever experienced anything supernatural?...or otherwise couldn't explain? I keep seeing and hearing about videos of ghosts on various Gettysburg battlefields. ..and really not just Gettysburg but other historic places as well. Ford's Theater in D.C. gave me the creeps when I visited there.
What an incredible breakfast! Wow!
You lead a charmed life. And the cat liked you. Thanks for another great video.
Excellent Vlog...Your on a Roll....Thanks...
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Stayed here a few times. Always a great experience and amazing breakfast!
Really enjoyed my time there.
Cornelius and Anna are direct descendants of mine. We love visiting the old House. Check out Houghtelin's Hideaway in the basement of the B&B.
Very cool video. Loved the kitty cats! 👍😺😺
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We are going to spend two days in Gettysburg. Staying at the Federal Pointe hotel. Love your videos. Thank you.
That place looks amazing!! We’ve never been there before. We have stayed at the Tillie Pierce Inn, Fairfield Inn B&B, and the 1863 Inn of Gettysburg. Thank you for your awesome videos in Gettysburg PA!
I'm vacationing in Gettysburg now. Historic sites are as good as always, but the local restaurants and businesses are suffering through a post pandemic staffing shortage. Many of our favorites have sadly gone downhill a bit. Otherwise having an awesome time - as always, thanks for the history lesson! 🙂👍
My wife and I spent the night in the bedroom General Longstreet used during the Battle of Antietam. It was in 1991 at the Piper Farm house (when it was a B \and B at the time) in the middle of the battlefield near the sunken lane. We were the only guests that night and as I recall there were 3 bedrooms available. The owners did not live there but sent a maid service in the morning to set up breakfast and coffee. They did not tarry but left quickly. We were supposed to stay 2 nights, but the house was so creepy and had a heavy, forlorn feel about it, we elected to leave after one night. It was hard to describe...but one thing that happened is we awoke to the buzzing sound of THOUSANDS of flies gathering on the bathroom screen window in the morning.
Thanks JD. Finally bought a shirt today. I can't tell you how awesome it is to come home to my office and "chill out with JD" and watch a video.
Thank you for keeping history alive JD. You are an awesome dude!
Thank you! Appreciate that.
What an amazing little B&B, they really did a good job in preserving the rich history on it. I am so loving the videos on Gettysburg, although the story on it has been so well written, and retold you prove there is always something knew to learn. I have a rich Pennsylvania ancestry, and some lived in Gettysburg, but have not fully finished the facts on them as yet. Thanks for all you do, your a keeper.
😍 How amazing! The place is simply marvellous! Love your videos ❤️ Joanne from Singapore ✌🏻
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@@TheHistoryUnderground My pleasure 😊
JD, the two outer doors served other purposes, one as you mentioned was the formal entrance, the second was often the entrance where the farmers would enter wearing their work clothes and the associated smells of those clothes. Some farms later added a shanty where the Carmen would change his clothes at days end prior to entering the house, but for lunch they still used the second entrance. I had never heard of finding items like that at the bottom of the well, I did however experience finding items like that when we eliminated the outhouse.
Great video JD man I'll tell you I love your videos. Not only battles but the behind the scenes so to speak THANK you Frank from montana...
Thanks again for another awesome video! Your content is GREAT!!!
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That is a beautiful place to lay your head down. Thank you so much for taking us with you on this adventure.
My pleasure! Glad to share the experience.
Great show, thanks for taking us along
I found your channel recently. Thanks for putting Northern France on my travel list, Greetings from the UK.
Fantastic video as always
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What a beautiful place
Last time I was in Gettysburg I bought that book you shown on your nightstand …. Very good read… detailed account from both sides…. You’ve probably have read it by now…. But if not… definitely worth the read… thanks again for the great series and video 👍🍻🇺🇸
I’ve loved the Gettysburg series not only for all the history but also for the various B&B tours! I always stay at B&B’s when traveling and Gettysburg is definitely on my bucket list, so seeing the inns there has been wonderful.
Very well done JD…..as usual buddy.
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JD I might add that everything I watch you put out there is very interesting. Thanks so much for making us poor non travelers enjoy these lessons that you present!
My family was fortunate enough to spend 2.5 days in Gettysburg recently. Definitely planning on taking time for another trip back! We were able to find my wife’s great great grandfather’s name on the Pennsylvania monument with the 28th Penn. Infantry. And found the monument for my great great grandfather who was in the 12th Illinois Cavalry. Awesome experience!
Finding your channel was the best thing that happened to me during the pandemic
What a great breakfast that must have been! Yum!
Thank for shearing . I love history .
I have been watching the videos and we spent 3 days there last week. The videos made our trip so much better thank you.
We stayed here every year we visited Gettysburg when I was a teen! My sister’s, Mom, mother-in-law and I had a girl’s weekend there once! We love Battlefield B&B!!
JD , you are a walking , talking book of history . I've watched # of your vids - anything to do with the civil war . Keep up the great work 🤗 !
Appreciate that!
This guy is so smart, genuine and just wonderful to listen to. I love his videos. Just watched his DDay and Bastogne videos. I wish I could travel with him. He has so much respect for history and the men and women who made our country great. Thank u!
Absolutely amazing!😊Thank you for sharing! Maybe some time you can do the Lewis and Clark expedition a series. Just asking.😊
Wow! The food looks amazing.
Fascinating place! Thanks for the visit JD.
Thanks again Sir!
General Merritt - “Can you ask them what their internet password is.”
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great video JD!!
Thanks!
Enjoying this series
Thank you!
Great video JD that place looked amazing but i dont think i could of slept knowing how much history happened there as mind would be racing :) that breakfast made me hungry Thankyou for sharing
I stay at the Isaac Lightner house. Haven't met new ownership but the old were first class. Place oozes history...
Doing a great job well done stay safe and enjoy yourseĺf
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Hi JD glad I joined, what a cool place to visit, interesting site of a historical place, looks like that was the breakfast of champions you had lol 😆 only think missing was the coffee ☕
This is an amazing journey into history and to feel the sense of a place is magical 🧙♀️🐕🐕🐕🐕🐕🐕🐕
That looks like a super nice place! Just think of all the history, if those walls could talk...
Will be in Gettysburg this evening. Love history and love your channel. Gonna be a fun next few days for me
Awesome! Much to see there.
This series is awesome Jd. Thanks for taking us along with you 👍🏻😎
I’m heading there in a month, that’s where I’m staying…. Beautiful video my friend 🙏
Love Civil War videos, but makes me sad so many families destroyed because two parts of our great country couldn’t come together. I live in Murfreesboro the site of the Stones River Battle, so I’m reminded of the lose of life daily.
Your series of Gettysburg videos are tremendous. I was there when I was a high school student 45 years ago and have not had the chance to return, so these videos have been great to refresh my memory.
Beautiful place!
Been there... it's a beautiful B&B. It is a really nice place.