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Historic Haunts: Ghostly Encounters with Mark Nesbitt - Episode 1: The Ghost House
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Venture into the buildings and fields where our ancestors walked. . . dreamed. . . celebrated. . .suffered. Marvel at the stories of ghosts who glide down hallways and call out to the living with their breathless voices. Ponder the work of paranormal investigators as they experience and attempt to explain the unknown. Join author and historian Mark Nesbitt on a jouney through our ghostly past. Come explore Historic Haunts! Episode 1: The Ghost House - Occupied by Confederate sharpshooters during the Battle of Gettysburg and housing the wounded after the armies had gone, the Ghosts of Gettysburg Tour Headquarters has witnessed a sad but colorful history. Today, visitors who enter its doors might encounter the spirits of Confederate soldiers, be surprised by the menacing shadow person of the green room, or catch a glimpse of the ghost of a young blond-haired boy who can sometimes be heard playing a ghostly game of marbles. The Ghosts of Gettysburg are right at home at 271 Baltimore Street -- The Ghost House!

Haunted Atlanta Haunted History
Meet the original owners of plantation houses and visit former Civil War hospitals. Tour five paranormal hot spots to hear their dark stories. The Kennesaw house and a home in Marietta both served as Civil War hospitals, and some say that spectral patients of the War Between the States are still seen there. At the plantation mansions of Lockerly Hall and Barnsley Gardens, the original owners sometimes visit guests. But the epicenter of ghostly activity in the area is the site of Andersonville, the notorious Confederate prison camp, where 29,000 Union soldiers died in the most horrific conditions imaginable. 50 minutes.