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Ghost Soldier in The Wheatfield at Gettysburg

by GrayReb
(Wilmington, DE)

Ghostly Soldier

Ghostly Soldier

Captured a ghostly spirit while taking random pics of The Wheatfield in Gettysburg, PA the weekend of September 18-20, 2009. Didn't see anything when I was taking the shots, only after I transferred them to my pc did I even notice him, and I had to enlarge it to see it clearly.

I'd venture to say he looks more like a "cadet" than a Civil War soldier. But, I finally got one!

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Feb 17, 2010
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starstar 		cool looking but fake
by: Anonymous

It looked cool but I know it's fake because ghosts are not real.
Feb 02, 2010
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star 		so fake!
by: Anonymous

looks fake, I have seen better photos
Jan 18, 2010
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by: Kristi

This is fabulous! I have been going to Gettysburg for years and have captured and seen many many things myself. I actually just submitted a picture just today that I took over the summer at Sachs Bridge.
Dec 29, 2009
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by: GrayReb

John, I agree. I too was skeptical until I captured unexplained images on camera. This tells me that the spirits of Civil War Soldiers are still lingering there as they were in 1863. The big question is why after all these years they're reliving events from the era. I got many unusual photos, but some are not as evident as The Wheatfield Ghost. Too bad you didn't have your camera handy when you heard the ghost...by the way, how did you determine he was a Lt. Col.?
Dec 29, 2009
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by: John

Somewhat skeptical person but Gettysburg changed that. One night while walking with my daughter heard voices talking about what turned out to be a very obscure lt. col - when I looked over a wall to see who was talking - nobody there.

Also walking across the low ground on Cemetery Ridge just before Little Round Top in full sun heard a pop - turned and saw a shadow by the trees which then moved back into the treeline. I don't know what else it could have been.

Very strange - very creepy. Thanks for posting
Nov 01, 2009
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by: GrayReb

Thanks, Lisa for your positive comments. Your experience is why I chose to take pics in daylight, so you can see what's there, not just hear it. I've never been the battlefield at night...way too scary!(smile). In any event, I hope next time you're able to capture at least one of many Gettysburg Ghosts.
Oct 26, 2009
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by: Lisa

Thanks for sharing the photo. It's a great pic! My husband and I were at the Wheatfield just last night. We heard foot steps alot and even saw a black figure, but I couldn't get a good shot because it kept appearing and disappearing. I'm glad you were able to capture what we have been unable to capture. Thanks again!
Oct 12, 2009
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starstarstarstarstar 		Exhausting
by: Brenda-Webmaster

As soon as I went to type this, I feel exhausted.

But the thing is - when something, or a place is haunted, it can interfere with thought.

That's annoying.

Can't prove anything, but when people are throwing tons of paranormal-like items at you . . .

Brenda
Webmaster
Oct 11, 2009
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starstarstarstarstar 		Wheatfield Ghost
by: GrayReb

I'm sure Gettysburg's battlefields are "scary" at night, but I got most of my unexplained ghosts during the daylight hours. The spirits are there, regardless of whether the sun is shining or not. Frankly, I'd be hesitant to walk on the fields at night...I prefer to be able to see where I'm going and where I've been.
Oct 10, 2009
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starstarstarstar 		Great photo
by: Anonymous

Have to say, Gettysburg is one of the creepiest places I have been. I love going there, however, the fields are so eerie. If you ever get the chance to be on the battle grounds either at dusk or at dawn, it is extremely scary. Thanks for the pic.
Oct 08, 2009
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by: GrayReb

Thanks, Shawn for your positive comments on my Wheatfield photo. I commented on your photo recently and confirmed that I believed something paranormal was going as evidenced by the weird lights and orange mist.

It's too bad these restless spirits can't move on, but it seems they've chosen to stay in our realm for whatever reason or perhaps they're stuck in this dimension.

Good for ghost hunters like us, though, huh?
Oct 07, 2009
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starstarstarstarstar 		Great photo!
by: shawn plummer

Wow, what a great photo! I know how it feels to go over the film and see you caught something. Very cool, check out ny photo, "Possible paranormal presence in photo", and tell me what you think.

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