GOSP - Gettysburg Other Side Paranormal.

09/20/2018

03/18/2017

07/21/2016

11/02/2015

11/01/2015

These houses literally have a mind of their own.

10/27/2015

04/23/2015

Springtime In Gettysburg.

The monument to the 12th and 44th New York Volunteers on Little Round Top. Dedicated in 1893, this ‘castle’ on Little Round Top is the largest regimental monument on the Gettysburg battlefield. It was designed by Daniel Butterfield, the original Colonel of the 12th New York and Meade’s Chief of Staff at Gettysburg. It stands 44 feet high and 12 feet wide, dimensions that represent the two regiments, and has a spiral staircase to a second floor observation deck. The tower, which is not open to the public, is topped by the Maltese Cross symbol of the Fifth Army Corps.

The 44th New York was commanded at the Battle of Gettysburg by Colonel James C. Rice, who took over the brigade during the battle, leaving command of the regiment to Lieutenant Colonel Freeman Conner. It brought 460 men to the field, losing 26 killed, 82 wounded and 3 missing.

The 12th New York consisted of two companies, D and E, and brought 117 men to the field, suffering no casualties. It was commanded at Gettysburg by Captain Henry W. Ryder.

03/26/2015

The first recorded ghostly sighting of the library’s “Lady in Grey” happened in the Winter of 1937.

03/06/2015

A new invention is revealed in a nearly lost chapter of the inventor's memoirs, which is being republished in France this week.

02/26/2015

Ask most paranormal enthusiasts and they will reveal the most haunted location on the Gettysburg battlefield to be Triangle Field.