Gettysburg As They Saw It: The Battlefield the Soldiers Knew (Shaun C.GRENAN/AMP) ornament In these pages

In these pages

Share in the thrill so many experienced long ago while reading these claimed-to-be-true accounts of hauntings and ghost encounters

that some historians are practitioners of “Bad History” and twist reality to glorify themselves or their country

most of which are rarely seen vintage photos from the archives of the Curtiss Museum

Gettysburg As They Saw It: The Battlefield the Soldiers Knew (Shaun C.GRENAN/AMP) ornament In these pagesSince July 4th, 1863, the Gettysburg battlefield has been changing. The hundreds of thousands of men, horses, wagons, and cannon changed the face of the landscape forever during the three horrific days of battle. After the armies moved on, the fallen were buried, the hospitals closed up, and throngs of tourists began to arrive over the decades. The millions of tourists, alongside modern industry, construction, roads, restaurants, entertainment,