I hope to be able to camp in G-burg that weekend. Work has been busy with 6 – 10 hr days a week…….

Luckily, we live close enough that Mrs. O. and I could still drive over for an evening…….

Ok folks here is a map of the town and some Points Of Interest. The Meet & Greet will be on Fairfield road/Route #116 Look for the SIGNS. I will not give out the address or exact location due to anyone being able to see it and I don't want non gathering people bothering them beforehand. I will post what signs to look for soon. If you like you can download the photo and add your own POI's and re-post.

I think we can have the PUG people meet at the Pike tavern/bar on Baltimore Pike. It is right next door to the hotel where the GhostBreakers are staying. We can decide on a day and time soon. Suggestions???

P.S. I am sorry Carolyn. My son surprised me with the room for a Father's day present.

Here is another map of ways out of town in case in town construction isn't finished. You can find the M&G and Fairfield where the Fairfield Inn is. I think I will eat there once this trip to see what it is like.I will add more info soon.

I have long maintained Gettysburg (the town and not the battlefields) is quite haunted in conflict with the average ghost hunter.

Your friends story holds up to the more credible stories of Gettysburg and elsewhere. In my experience the true sightings are hard to distinguish from a normal person at the time except for subtitles not easily noticed.

Several of the buildings at the college were there during the battle and used as hospitals. The admin building is one (with a very famous story) and where the new library is now was called blood lake at the time because of all the body parts thrown in the little marshy area which turned the water red with blood.

I am not one that believes in the residual haunt but the rift in time theory, visual vortex or what ever you like to call it, could be considered a common experience around Gettysburg and I lean more towards the idea that the battle was there not by human design but maybe by paranormal design. It's a stretch I know. Maybe I need to come on the show and talk about it. LOL

I wouldn't be surprised if I saw a ghost anywhere in Gettysburg. Emotions must have been running so high in the town during the period before, during and after the battle.

I honestly cannot imagine what it would have been like to have lived there when all the troops were assembling. Can you imagine the rising tension in the air? Just the thought of being there while the battle was raging and during the hideous aftermath literally makes me ill. The carnage must have been unbearable.

I wouldn't be surprised if I saw a ghost anywhere in Gettysburg. Emotions must have been running so high in the town during the period before, during and after the battle.

I honestly cannot imagine what it would have been like to have lived there when all the troops were assembling. Can you imagine the rising tension in the air? Just the thought of being there while the battle was raging and during the hideous aftermath literally makes me ill. The carnage must have been unbearable.

I agree that the emotional tension would have been very high but was also thinking that the cumulative emotional effects of people 100+ years later who visit the sights and learn the history could also contribute to that tension. I know when I visited Dachau I was physically and emotionally affected by walking along the paths, coming upon the execution firing range, seeing the traincars on the tracks and learning the devastating history of that place. I did not see any ghosts but I was definitely feeling sick to my stomach and my nerves were shot with a hightened sense of disgust, anger and sadness. If little, old me was feeling that intense imagine if the other 200 visitors (or whatever is the average per day) were having similar experiences? Just thinking…

The Construction won't be finished. They slacked some just for the Anniversary and Bike week. Then they are going to be back at it, there are detours for 15. I do know they have many projects going on at once and it is going to get worse there. Just a heads up. Maybe it wont interfere with where all you have planned : )

Thanks for the info Cath. I guess people can get directions to Fairfield road from just about anyone in town or their hotels and the people at the IMSI Museum at 231 Baltimore can help guide people too when they go there to sign the Paranormal Guest Book.

I wanted to remind everyone that will be going to the Gathering to stop by the IMSI, the International Museum of Spiritual Investigations and sign the log/guest book for the Gathering.

It is downtown past the Farnsworth House and Ghost of Gettysburg Tours on the same side, at 231 Baltimore St.