I live in cold harbor... there are many battle fields in the area. One of which in the fog, you can see soldiers on horses crossing the roads. At night it is very spooky.
What a neat experience. Thanks for sharing. I would love the chance to visit cold harbor after dark. The captures I have got in the daytime are already impressive.
My ancestor was KIA there, shot between the eyes with cannister, ignoring the command to stay down. He was 27 years old and buried in Virgina. RIP Henry
if you do go back can you please use a thermal camera i think it would help you guys alot and it be really awesome to see the figure not to be mean to the ghost/person but see if they are missing a limb or just to see him would be very nice
I did an investigation here and there is a lot of activity by the cannon at the entrance, we got strange snake like orbs floating all around me when a picture was taken. The person I was with said who was that standing by you, and it was noone, lots of noises and orbs.
Great work you did! Growing up in Mechanicsville only a few miles from the battlefield I have experienced so much of what you did. In all of the times I have gone, I've only managed to capture one EVP, and two photos with what looked to be humanoid shaped non transparent black masses. The haunts there seem to be intelligent judging by the interactions my group has had.
I live just a few miles away from the battlefield. About a year ago, around 7:00pm, I was driving past the battlefield and a fog, exactly like you showed, came rolling across the road. I slammed on my brakes because I didn't know what it was, and seconds later, a small dog came running, across the road, CHASING the fog! If I hadn't slammed on my brakes to see what the fog was, I would have hit the dog. Whatever it was, that little dog definitely saw it too!
Totally awesome! I live next to a battlefield in Virginia, with two unmarked mass gravesites, and have captured similar events. Nothing yet on video, but many digital shots with incredible numbers of orbs. They even appear in my back yard which adjoins the battlefield. It's just amazing.
I was almost brought to tears when I saw all the orbs. I could only imagine all the men dying. Forward march! Ready, take aim! FI... That was all it took. I have read accounts of entire ranks of men going down in heaps of blood and crumpled bodies. The wounded screaming, dying and firing if they could use their arms. Look when I saw those orbs, it wasn't just an orb. Everyone was a person who fought and died for their cause and they still live on where they fell. It is so very sad, so sad.
My Dad has a photo of forts magazene (storage for the powder and shot) and it to has alot of orbs but not that many. I would love to go there and do some "ghost hunting" but my wife is too chicken and she believes that "evil" could happen.
Back in 1996 I and a group of fellow reenactors attended the 132 year anniversary of the Wilderness Campaign. One companion and I later respectively spent the night on a section of the Cold Harbor battlefield. We settled in along a former trenchline and in the early hours of the morning heard noises all around us mostly crunching, footstep-like sounds. Our mood went from excitement to somber as we contemplated how many lives were lost around us. It was to say the least a very unsettling night.
Pause the part with fog photo....(There "ARE" numerous FACE'S in that fog photo)...Look again closely....They say 7000 union soldiers died in 7 minutes...
hello nice video very good presentation it was lovely to learn the history of the location you were at, loads of orbs did you see any images from within any of the orbs? sometimes you get images inside the orb itself. The mist was interesting great stuff.
hello there nice video presentation it was good to learn about the history of the location you were at, loved the orbs did you notice any images from within any of the orbs. well done keep up the good work looking forward to your next video all the best
hello there loved the video it was nice to learn about the history of the location great stuff, in your photos of the orbs you got many did you get any images within the orbs themselves? Also i noticed a image of a face at the time the mist shows to the right of the photo... well done
Very interesting with a great presentation and narration.
Please be mindful of tree pollen when evaluating orbs...I see many of your shots (but not all) were taken under or near trees. It is a high quality report nonetheless.
Now see why can't people put good quality material like this on this site, thank you for the awesome presentation.
autotechtoyota 10 months ago
I live in cold harbor... there are many battle fields in the area. One of which in the fog, you can see soldiers on horses crossing the roads. At night it is very spooky.
BrianRossHutchison 10 months ago
What a neat experience. Thanks for sharing. I would love the chance to visit cold harbor after dark. The captures I have got in the daytime are already impressive.
jmalotky 11 months ago
My ancestor was KIA there, shot between the eyes with cannister, ignoring the command to stay down. He was 27 years old and buried in Virgina. RIP Henry
mlbchicky2 1 year ago
So many many who cannot rest; Vietnam is covered with these spirits also.
Vietnam Vet
1968-69
Greenhornet270 1 year ago
if you do go back can you please use a thermal camera i think it would help you guys alot and it be really awesome to see the figure not to be mean to the ghost/person but see if they are missing a limb or just to see him would be very nice
Irish8594 1 year ago
I did an investigation here and there is a lot of activity by the cannon at the entrance, we got strange snake like orbs floating all around me when a picture was taken. The person I was with said who was that standing by you, and it was noone, lots of noises and orbs.
wilhelm1974 1 year ago
I took a Civil War Bible to one of Virginia's battlefields and read out loud the part about "He will raise you up on the last day" for the guys.
pitstopbarney 1 year ago
Awesome! Great Narration!
tinglypalms227 2 years ago
Great work you did! Growing up in Mechanicsville only a few miles from the battlefield I have experienced so much of what you did. In all of the times I have gone, I've only managed to capture one EVP, and two photos with what looked to be humanoid shaped non transparent black masses. The haunts there seem to be intelligent judging by the interactions my group has had.
extatiquechaos 2 years ago
I live just a few miles away from the battlefield. About a year ago, around 7:00pm, I was driving past the battlefield and a fog, exactly like you showed, came rolling across the road. I slammed on my brakes because I didn't know what it was, and seconds later, a small dog came running, across the road, CHASING the fog! If I hadn't slammed on my brakes to see what the fog was, I would have hit the dog. Whatever it was, that little dog definitely saw it too!
clotho98 3 years ago
Totally awesome! I live next to a battlefield in Virginia, with two unmarked mass gravesites, and have captured similar events. Nothing yet on video, but many digital shots with incredible numbers of orbs. They even appear in my back yard which adjoins the battlefield. It's just amazing.
cspangl1 3 years ago
I was almost brought to tears when I saw all the orbs. I could only imagine all the men dying. Forward march! Ready, take aim! FI... That was all it took. I have read accounts of entire ranks of men going down in heaps of blood and crumpled bodies. The wounded screaming, dying and firing if they could use their arms. Look when I saw those orbs, it wasn't just an orb. Everyone was a person who fought and died for their cause and they still live on where they fell. It is so very sad, so sad.
ltjohnson123 3 years ago 2
My Dad has a photo of forts magazene (storage for the powder and shot) and it to has alot of orbs but not that many. I would love to go there and do some "ghost hunting" but my wife is too chicken and she believes that "evil" could happen.
tankerscott3098 2 years ago
Back in 1996 I and a group of fellow reenactors attended the 132 year anniversary of the Wilderness Campaign. One companion and I later respectively spent the night on a section of the Cold Harbor battlefield. We settled in along a former trenchline and in the early hours of the morning heard noises all around us mostly crunching, footstep-like sounds. Our mood went from excitement to somber as we contemplated how many lives were lost around us. It was to say the least a very unsettling night.
matthiasbrook 3 years ago 3
Pause the part with fog photo....(There "ARE" numerous FACE'S in that fog photo)...Look again closely....They say 7000 union soldiers died in 7 minutes...
fleetfoot27 3 years ago
Five stars! Excellent narration!
AcidEntertainment 3 years ago
hello nice video very good presentation it was lovely to learn the history of the location you were at, loads of orbs did you see any images from within any of the orbs? sometimes you get images inside the orb itself. The mist was interesting great stuff.
all the best
linda
k45per1 3 years ago
hello there nice video presentation it was good to learn about the history of the location you were at, loved the orbs did you notice any images from within any of the orbs. well done keep up the good work looking forward to your next video all the best
linda
k45per1 3 years ago
hello there loved the video it was nice to learn about the history of the location great stuff, in your photos of the orbs you got many did you get any images within the orbs themselves? Also i noticed a image of a face at the time the mist shows to the right of the photo... well done
regards
linda
k45per1 3 years ago
Please do some more videos"
EVPworld 3 years ago
Very interesting with a great presentation and narration.
Please be mindful of tree pollen when evaluating orbs...I see many of your shots (but not all) were taken under or near trees. It is a high quality report nonetheless.
Thank you for sharing that.
Jim
GiacomoC 3 years ago