Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, is famous not only for its role in the Civil War but also for its paranormal activity. Visitors and locals report ghostly encounters, particularly in historic sites.
One notable location is the Cashtown Inn, where guests report eerie phenomena like flickering lights and footsteps, with some claiming to see Confederate soldier apparitions in the basement, once a field hospital.
The Sachs Covered Bridge is another hot spot, with witnesses hearing phantom gunshots, smelling cigar smoke, and feeling cold spots, believed to be linked to the hanging of three Confederate deserters.
Gettysburg College, where the main building once served as a hospital, is also known for supernatural occurrences, including sightings of Confederate spirits and strange elevator malfunctions.
These chilling accounts have cemented Gettysburg’s reputation as one of America’s most haunted locations, where the past lingers in the present.
