Chaos at Willoughby's Run

[@JeffreyLang-j5i]

Terrific lecture. Several years ago I did a battlefield walk across Willoughby Run with Col. Bill Hewitt. It was OUTSTANDING!!

[@craigc3682]

Outstanding lecture Andrew! Thank you for your expertise.

[@chrisj9904]

Fantastic presentation 👏

[@briantaylor7307]

Thank you for sharing an excellent presentation.

[@missmissy2490]

Excellent. Thank you so much!

[@patriciaspadea2266]

Have a great weekend❤ wish I was there❤Thank you!

[@terryeustice5399]

Great presentation for the people that were there and on line. Thank you !
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[@robosledger5158]

Fantastic lecture. Thanks so much for posting this on TH-cam. I have a question though. Is it possible to darken the room a bit during the lectures so the laser pointer would be more visible in the TH-cam videos? Thanks again for all you do to further the public’s understanding of what took place there.

[@davidwilhelm3431]

Outstanding presentation, Andrew! You're a real credit to the Adams County Historical Society.

[@NoelG702]

I have a couple ancestors who were in the 55th Virgina. Henry Cox, and the 3 Clarke brothers. Charles Ruffin Clarke was the only one at Gettysburg and there is a muster role or injury report (sorry, I'm not sure what it's called) that says he was "wounded in the jaw" July 1st Gettysburg.

[@billwatson8380]

My Great, Great, Great uncle was Maj. General John F. Reynolds.

[@carywest9256]

Well, he would up a good yankee. Dead on the field, one in the brainpan!

[@JoeFox-lw5ev]

Great lecture! One thing... Brockenbrough, it rhymes with dough, as in bread dough.

[@johnresto1603]

Just did a guided tour dealing about this on Monday

[@patriciaspadea2266]

Fantastic 🎉

[@adampender2482]

And then Major General William Dorsey Pender comes up