Ghosts of the Civil War: The Haunting of Antietam's Burnside Bridge

September 17, 1862—Antietam became the bloodiest single day in American history. Over 23,000 soldiers perished, and at the heart of it all stood one stone crossing: Burnside Bridge.

They say the spirits still fight there. Visitors hear phantom drums, see ghostly blue lights, and smell gunpowder drifting over Antietam Creek. Rangers whisper that the 51st Pennsylvania never stopped charging—that even now, you can hear their boots striking the bridge under a pale September moon.

In this video, we uncover the paranormal echoes that haunt America’s most tragic battlefield:

The caretaker who saw an entire column of soldiers vanish mid-march.

The ranger who met a ghostly sentry in blue.

Unexplained lights over the bridge

And the sulfur scent that defies explanation.

Step onto Burnside Bridge… if you dare. Some crossings never end.

🕯️ If you hear the drummer, stand still and listen.
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