Town of Gettysburg to Cemetery Hill | Gettysburg 161
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ส.ค. 2024
- Walking from Christ Lutheran Church on Chambersburg Street in "downtown" Gettysburg to Pickett's Buffet on Cemetery Hill, preserved forever by the members of the American Battlefield Trust. #gettysburgtour
This video is part of our series commemorating the 161st Anniversary of the Battle of Gettysburg. View all of the videos here: • Gettysburg | 161st Ann...
Love the town tour. Moving to an apartment on Baltimore St. in two weeks so thank you for giving me a preview! Can't wait to visit the historic houses in person. Never tire of hearing the history of the buildings in town. Thanks so much, Garry, Tim, Kris, and Sarah. Awesome job!
Cool, enjoy the new digs!
Excellent program!! I find the fighting in town really interesting. You are all excellent but Tim is my favorite!! I could listen to him all day! He is a Getttsburg treasure!
Thank you Gary & Tim for your town tour.
So impressed with the preservation efforts, south of town. Thank you!
I always learn something new when I watch your team's videos. Really enjoying the tour.
Tim and Gary what a treat!!
I would love to see a round table with Tim, Gary, Chris and Ranger Matt Atkinson. I’d gladly pay to see that.
Love you guys, was there this weekend, just left yesterday. Stayed at Tillie Pierce Inn.
Enjoying the tour! Thanks from Fairmont, WV
Harrisburg civil war museum is a must see. Greetings from SC.
Great tour Bob Berwick Maine
Excellent!!
Great walk around town guys, hope to see more like this 😎👍
I'd love to see the advance of the 3rd brig, 3rd division, VI CORPS! It'll never happen, but I wish the VI CORPS would get recognized for the fighting they did, especially after that march to the Battle. Keep up the great work you do
Looks like a nice day
Thank you & greetings from Boston, ENGLAND. We are visiting in August and the stream is SO helpful. Thank you team
The best tours are when Tim and Garry are the guides. Bring back the whole day tours please. They are the best.
My great grandfather was wounded on the morning of July 2nd by a Confederate sniper. He was in Company F, 17th Connecticut Volunteers. I believe it was somewhere near Baltimore and Locust.
Great tour!
Been walking that course MANY times over the last 50 years..!! New stuff to look for....very cool.
Gary owens: great pub! Great food.
The 13th Pa Reserves 30th Pa vol INF Co k was of hometown boys from Gettysburg, wow!
I recall having gotten a McDLT at Mickey D’s along there. It was a long time ago…
Outstanding!
I was at that Kentucky Fried Chicken July 3rd 2019. Ranger Andrew held a talk at Little Round Top and the whole battle of Gettysburg came to life and I was hooked on the American Civil War. Did the self driving tour with a purchased CD. You played the track number when you arrived at the marker number. Fantastic.
I've never seen a pigpen built 8ft tall. They are in my opinion, short pens. And the structure in the pic looks just like my Gr Grand parents woodshed
Great tour. Hoping to travel from UK to repeat it soon.
There's no WAY Tim Smith is in his 80s...!!! I watch his Monuments Monday every week, and I would have never guessed. 🤯🤯🤯
I loved general pickets buffay 😢
The guys from the museum remind me of Jay and Silent Bob
Hey Tim can you provide the link to the map of the shells on Gettysburg College's Cupola page I tried to find it but it be nice to get the link to it. Love the information you and the Trust are showing on these videos. I wish you would have talked more about the Seminary itself especially since my family were its caretakers and another part of my family also sheltered at the Dobbin House during the battle too.
Tim's Schimmelfennig pronunciation was on point!.... but he was a little sharp on the "e" in von Steinwehr.
You should stop at St Francis Xavier Roman Catholic Church
It served as a hospital during the battle The sisters of charity acted as nurses
The church has a very nice stained glass window that commemorates this
I've had lunch and dinner across from where they brought Reynolds countless times. It's quite a somber site and interesting.
Thanks so much for this walking tour... was there last year but spent this anniversary at Chickamauga.
Around mid 60s my dad took the family. I was in grade school. I do remember the diorama. Was there a store selling war artifacts attached to it? That place looks familiar for also my buying a WW2 artifact.
If the Gettysburg diorama was open in 85, then I saw it.
Kind of sad that the Dairy Queen along that strip has closed.
The guy that owns the gettysburg museum of history comes across as a proper conman. It would be impossible to think that half that museum is genuine
I just learned that confederates of Rodes were stationed in town on day 2 and 3 Where were they?
Around what time will your next live video will air
Thadeuss Stevenson was a radical repubican from the outset, he had a kept woman who was black. Which was illegal at the time to be consorting with members of different races.
But he figured he was above the law.
So the CIRCLE is for the 1st Corps, and the DIAMOND the 3rd, but who does the SQUARE represent? 😁
You guys never mention General Li's chinese buffet in town 😁😁
If there were pigs in a back yard they would have been taken for there meat.
...he is 84...hahah not true.
Can we not make fun of other people's accents. It is churlish and unprofessional. You're better than that Gary.