GETTYSBURG SACH'S BRIDGE

The Sachs Bridge was built in 1854, designed and overseen by engineer David Stoner, a local builder. At the time, a bridge was needed to span the expansive Marsh Creek. At the time, the land was owned by John Pfoutz. After Pickett’s Charge failed, many wounded surrounded the banks of Marsh Creek and the historic Sachs Bridge. Because homes and barns were few in relation to the need to house the many wounded, some lay prone near the banks of Marsh Creek and the historic bridge. Burial spots for some of Pickett’s men lie not far from the bridge and Marsh Creek. It is reportedly known to be severely haunted as a result. Come along as we investigate this historic bridge and it's tales of hangings.

Видео GETTYSBURG SACH'S BRIDGE канала Ghost Soldiers Paranormal