posted on Sep, 29 2011 @ 03:40 PM
Originally posted by TheLoony
I don't live anywhere near there and I also don't know much about battlefield ghosts. Just another odd facet of the Civil War I should go research.
Iverson's Pits would be a good place to start for anyone
looking for or seeking paranormal aspects or activities which may remain from the battle itself.
* the link above is a direct .PDF file download
misguided southern troops, who really had no idea where they were or where they were headed, their general not even there nor leading them at the
time, came out of the underbrush and woods they'd been moving through ... only to be met by a myriad of union troops who rose from behind a stone wall
at about 80 yards distance ..
the rest is history ...
500+ killed in mere minutes ... portions thereof in seconds, even, with each volley of lead ... hundreds more captured and held ... an absolute
slaughter.
A literal wall of soldiers laid out and down as if they were placed in front of a firing squad ... rolled over into a shallow trench grave hundreds of
feet long only hours later ...
General Alfred Iverson apparently arrived after the fact and even went so far as to castigate his troops for their cowardice and the like .. for
'laying low' ... for not attacking the enemy ... not realizing they were already dead.
With Soo many killed Soo quickly ... it's often been considered a sort of 'hotspot' for those with an interest in such.
[born, raised and live just outside the same]
edit on 9/29/2011 by 12m8keall2c because: (no reason given)