Gettysburg Battlefield Tour - Part 1 of 8

The lead up to Gettysburg and the 1st Day of Battle. This is a driving tour the National Parks Service offers. There are photos and maps to help illustrate the battle. There are 8 more parts.

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• Gettysburg
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• Civil
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• Confederates
• Union
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• Lee

[Jacksuva1]

Where did the maps used in the video come from. Are they available online? Thanks.

[CMaxxStudios]

@Jacksuva1 Hal Jespersens Wikipedia Civil War Maps they are quite good.

[CMaxxStudios]

@Jacksuva1 look at part 8 of 8 of this series at about the 9:24 mark for the web address

[CMaxxStudios]

And Sk8ter or whoever you were I didnt mean to kill your post. I actually agreed with it but clicked it by accident, my sincere apology.

[btho5531]

This is a great series you have created. Do you have this on a dvd / cd? Be a great learning tool for anyone interested in Gettysburg

[CMaxxStudios]

September 22, 1862 was the first exec order so 1863 is not correct and neither is the romantic notion than states rights had nothing to do with slavery.

[jopageriandme]

great stuff again :)

[melbourneausttours]

Very good production keep up the good work take care and hope to the join the tour one day when I am in the states again.

[boppa1082]

IM IN GETTYSBURG RIGHT NOW

[PuppyPaws87]

We are going here for Feb. for our 6th grade field trip. We leave really early and then we spend the night there on a coach bus. Can't wait! I dont want to get up early though but we have to because Gettysburgh is like 5 hours from our school. Im gonna stay up all night with my Cousin Shelby and Bff Megan. Its gonna great for Shelby Hailey and Megan!

[atakanprincewolf]

This is a very good documentary and in my opinion deserves to be broadcast nationally with some minor improvements. The narration is very detail-oriented, yet understandable, coming from a knowledgeable person making references to historical facts to put things in perspective. I was particularly pleased with the references to the movie "Gettysburg". I also find the history-telling quite unbiased. Congragulations, a very good job.