As a member of the Battlefield Trust I urge anyone who is interested in the preservation of our history to join and take advantage of these educational videos as well as their other programs. Even if you can only donate a few dollars, the cause is well worth it. Great job guys for all that you do!!!
I grew up in PA and spent considerable time exploring the entire battlefield. I now live in N CA (Santa Rosa) and miss being able to relive the battle. These videos are bringing back many memories to this 70 year old. I was dating a girl from York College, and we often came to Gettysburg for picnics. THANK YOU for all you do. I have been a member for several years and I appreciate everything you do to preserve history and keep history alive.
Gettysburg has been in my blood. My uncle Kenny and Paul moved to Gettysburg and opened a grocery store in town. My cousin and I at the same age were close and I would spend several weeks in the summers to help in the store and spend time with my cousin. In the 60's we had more unrestricted access to the battlefield, and we could explore the battlefield grounds as free as any 12 year olds could want. Gettysburg had a strong impact on my intellectual development, becoming very interested with the whole era of the Civil War and American History.
Such a historic anniversary today. Greetings to Garry and Dan, the great people at American Battlefield Trust, and all Civil War scholars, historians and enthusiasts.
Visited for the first time in 1969 as a teenager with Mom and Dad. The highlight was a helicopter tour. But wow, this area was really tacky back then. Go back these days every couple of years of so. Thank folks like the Trust for restoring this national treasure; gets better every year.
Awesome stuff ! This is perfect during covid. Thanks to all for doing this. Much appreciated! Can anyone recommend any reading materials on topics of what is going on during the nights of the battle ?
20:01 Named after George Spangler my 2nd great grandmother's cousin also their cousin is Edmund Spangler who was employed at Ford's Theatre at the time of President Abraham Lincoln's murder on April 14, 1865. He and seven others were charged in conspiring to assassinate Lincoln and three other high level government officials. Edmund Spangler was the only one found not guilty of the conspiracy charge. Even so, he was found guilty of helping Lincoln's assassin, John Wilkes Booth, escape and sentenced to six years of hard labor.
why does the dog house have to be kicked and mistreated? he's a jitterbug whacko thinking it had to be the worst doghouse ever... surely the dog was loved and a victim of war, not of an olde witchycraft lady that betwixed the generals of the confederacy right there in her hearth&home-right?ehah plus, wasn't it researched to the max by these enthusiasts?
What book(s), resources would you suggest for someone looking to build a comprehensive understanding of the Civil War? Specifically comprehension of battles, timelines, etc.
My family and I stayed at that Quality Inn during our visit in 2010. We also ate at the Appalachian Brewing Company, that was on the same property. I understand why they removed them, but we made some good memories there. The museum in the old house was amazing.
Just wondering why the Riggs house wasn't preserved somehow after it was located and dug up? It would have been neat to seal it somehow or put a structure over it.
62,000 emails but you cant answer one question I’ve asked a while back so ill ask again… were on the battlefield did the 53rd Penn Vol. Co.I take part in fighting at Gettysburg and who’s division or bergade were they apart of?
Always from a Yankee perspective. I do wish Ewell had keep driving them at least until dark . This one commentator is like a giddy cartoon character who drank a gallon of coffee and an energy drink.
Oh.......about the same time when they remove all the brave men and women buried in Robert E Lee's front yard also known as the Arlington National Cemetary.....the nonsense needs to stop. Erased history is not learned history.
As a member of the Battlefield Trust I urge anyone who is interested in the preservation of our history to join and take advantage of these educational videos as well as their other programs. Even if you can only donate a few dollars, the cause is well worth it. Great job guys for all that you do!!!
I grew up in PA and spent considerable time exploring the entire battlefield. I now live in N CA (Santa Rosa) and miss being able to relive the battle. These videos are bringing back many memories to this 70 year old. I was dating a girl from York College, and we often came to Gettysburg for picnics. THANK YOU for all you do. I have been a member for several years and I appreciate everything you do to preserve history and keep history alive.
Gettysburg has been in my blood. My uncle Kenny and Paul moved to Gettysburg and opened a grocery store in town. My cousin and I at the same age were close and I would spend several weeks in the summers to help in the store and spend time with my cousin. In the 60's we had more unrestricted access to the battlefield, and we could explore the battlefield grounds as free as any 12 year olds could want. Gettysburg had a strong impact on my intellectual development, becoming very interested with the whole era of the Civil War and American History.
Such a historic anniversary today. Greetings to Garry and Dan, the great people at American Battlefield Trust, and all Civil War scholars, historians and enthusiasts.
Visited for the first time in 1969 as a teenager with Mom and Dad. The highlight was a helicopter tour. But wow, this area was really tacky back then. Go back these days every couple of years of so. Thank folks like the Trust for restoring this national treasure; gets better every year.
God bless the American Battlefield Trust !!! Gerry is such a great guy!!!!
Excellent presentation...I can't understand how 14 people could be disappointed in the video! Well done.
Was there last year, the week after Memorial Day. An awe inspiring place....
From Portsmouth, OH here!
I am enjoying this very much. Thank you!
Next best thing to being there our favorite vacation destination I could walk those grounds every day
These guys are great. Been listening to them for over 20 years. Bringing history to life.
We enjoy watching your Videos ... Very informative and your on camera presenters are great ! Happy 4th Everyone !
Following from Los Angeles also.
Awesome job on this series guys. I can't wait for the rest.
Love these videos. Thanks for posting them.
This so amazing, I'm glad people support keeping these historic places around, confederate or not. It's part of us. More than history.
I have watched all of your presentations . They are wonderful ! Thank you very much ! I really enjoy the minutiae details . Hail from the 3rd. Va
Awesome stuff ! This is perfect during covid. Thanks to all for doing this. Much appreciated!
Can anyone recommend any reading materials on topics of what is going on during the nights of the battle ?
Thanks Gary for helping an ordinary neighborhood to come alive again. We appreciate your enthusiasm and explanation. I got married on July 1 BTW😂
Following from Los Angeles! Great First day so Far!
Thank you and we really love your stuff. And what you are doing.
Following along with Google Maps... Keep up the great work
York, pa here....and I just drove through there yesterday
New subscriber from Alabama. Great content 👍. Amazing how Gettysburg resembles Bastogne with the road network.
I love how beat up Garry's book is, talk about well loved!
20:01 Named after George Spangler my 2nd great grandmother's cousin also their cousin is Edmund Spangler who was employed at Ford's Theatre at the time of President Abraham Lincoln's murder on April 14, 1865. He and seven others were charged in conspiring to assassinate Lincoln and three other high level government officials. Edmund Spangler was the only one found not guilty of the conspiracy charge. Even so, he was found guilty of helping Lincoln's assassin, John Wilkes Booth, escape and sentenced to six years of hard labor.
Garry I envy that General Buford looking hat you are rocking, where did you find that hat thick cord?
Very interesting series, good job.
Dirty Billy's Hats in Gettysburg
A GREAT COUNTRY
the civil war is a complicated birth pain for that country
I consider them ALL Americans to be my Brothers in Arms
Great information!
Enjoying this form Minnesota
Love the doghouse!
why does the dog house have to be kicked and mistreated? he's a jitterbug whacko thinking it had to be the worst doghouse ever... surely the dog was loved and a victim of war, not of an olde witchycraft lady that betwixed the generals of the confederacy right there in her hearth&home-right?ehah plus, wasn't it researched to the max by these enthusiasts?
What book(s), resources would you suggest for someone looking to build a comprehensive understanding of the Civil War? Specifically comprehension of battles, timelines, etc.
Three cheers for the Michigan 16th. Go Blue!
They purchased and razed all the ugly commercial development around Lee's headquarters? Well done, gentlemen!
stflaw They also restored the house.
Wasn’t the house now restored once surrounded by a motel with perhaps a pool next to it? My recollection dates from 1972.
Yeah, it was done about 4 years ago. It looks awesome now.
@@jonaustin5943 Yep, it was surrounded by a motel and a restaurant I think.
My family and I stayed at that Quality Inn during our visit in 2010. We also ate at the Appalachian Brewing Company, that was on the same property. I understand why they removed them, but we made some good memories there. The museum in the old house was amazing.
Just wondering why the Riggs house wasn't preserved somehow after it was located and dug up? It would have been neat to seal it somehow or put a structure over it.
While I’m a staunch Northern supporter, who doesn’t love Abner Perrin and the South Carolinians of his Brigade. I might be a touch biased!
Seems like when I was at Gettysburg in 2008, the Thompson house was being used to sell souvenirs.
He’s so verbally animated. I love it! TY!
62,000 emails but you cant answer one question I’ve asked a while back so ill ask again… were on the battlefield did the 53rd Penn Vol. Co.I take part in fighting at Gettysburg and who’s division or bergade were they apart of?
PS: It's time to watch Day One of the movie...
Leicester UK you don't want to get hit by 58 mini ball
Where will you guys be tomorrow. We just left Barlow's knoll
Mark Austin never built anything shoddy in his life.
Bucktail in New Mexico!
Always from a Yankee perspective. I do wish Ewell had keep driving them at least until dark . This one commentator is like a giddy cartoon character who drank a gallon of coffee and an energy drink.
Awwwww. Don't kick the dog house 😆😆😆
CAN YOU GUYS PLEASE POST A NEW GETTYSBURG WAR GAMES SIMULATION!!!! PLEASE AND THANK YOU!!!!!!!
Love the South. Fighting for America's second Independence from tyrannical overreach.
Now you guys leave Austin's house ALONE!!!! :D
Charleston west Virginia
The energy that Garry puts into the video is overwhelming. He talks like he is in a race to get his part in. He needs to chill out a little.
Yes, mostly for his health and well-being. His presentations are spot on!
It's funny that he thinks the dog house was free.
Mc-FUR-sons ridge?
Supposedly the proper Scottish pronunciation.
@@firecaptaintom6670 my bad then, I always said mc-fear-sons ridge.
@@stevent9179
Me too. I heard the explanation on another lecture.
I would not encourage people to kick that poor dog house
So when will the authorities allow the Confederate monuments to be removed from the Gettysburg battlefield? Very very sad.
Oh.......about the same time when they remove all the brave men and women buried in Robert E Lee's front yard also known as the Arlington National Cemetary.....the nonsense needs to stop. Erased history is not learned history.
Never, hopefully. History includes all Americans who fought in this civil war...
Slow down...!
can not stand Garry Adelman