Harpers Ferry Virtual Tour (Previously a Membership Exclusive)

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Fascinating tour through Harper's Ferry and it's battle sights Thank you sharing it with us
Comment from : Raymond Hummel

Glad Gary took that hike, cause I'm not lol
Comment from : James Howard

I love everything ABT! Many thanks for what you do, I love learning things I could never do myself The goal is to see these sites in person but until I get there these are perfect!
Comment from : JMac-Cross

If you'd like to read a good novel about John Brown's raid on Harper's Ferry, I suggest George MacDonald Fraser's novel "Flashman and the Angel of the Lord"
Comment from : David Murray

I think John Brown is my ancestor, although Im not too sure I'd have to ask my grandfather at some point
Comment from : Ethan Brown Explorations

👏👏👏👏
Comment from : Javi L

👍
Comment from : B Horan

Talks too fast Unpleasant af
Comment from : Rez Zer

Very cool to see ! 😮br Definitely on my to-do list ! ✔️
Comment from : Nick Roberts

Thank you for this video and making it available on YouTube
Comment from : Richard Glady

sloooooooow dooooooooown bro love the video but you need to take a breather when you talk about stuff your speed talking through good information people will miss
Comment from : FunnyRiverRed

I’ve been to hundreds of battlefields This one takes the cake as far as views go The most beautiful place in all the world
Comment from : Douglas Delong

Thanks so muchgreat history 👏🇮🇲
Comment from : P C

This was a thrill, thank you!
Comment from : Joi Jackson Perle

I call BS on some narration Our true history hidden from us all over the earth
Comment from : Nrs pat

Nice video but can you please talk slower
Comment from : DrAlbert Pakin

Hello friend good evening greatting from Macau chinabrThanks for great sharing 💕💕brFull watched here'friend
Comment from : TRAVELLING CHANNEL

AMAZING tour! Well worth the time! Wonderful narration of Harper’s Ferry and Maryland Heights Tough hike! Wow!
Comment from : Christine Sattler

that train @ 18:15 is The Rock Runner it takes aggregate from Millville Quarry a few miles west of Harpers Ferry to another quarry in Bladensburg for distribution
Comment from : Jose Fernandez

been to harpers ferry few times love it hope to go back in the spring
Comment from : Waldos Trains

SLOWDOWN WITH THE ENERGY
Comment from : G Levy

I appreciate your work greatly Before I visit any historical battlefield I watch your videos It makes it a lot easier to piece together once you arrive I just came back from Fredericksburg, ABT videos presented Fredericksburg so well when I arrived I felt like a guide myself😜
Comment from : Trochartist One

Well, you say, "How are you going to defend the town?" You are not going to defend the town, even if you have artillery on the mountains You can provide a curtain of fire that may hold the enemy from looting the Arsenal, but that's it The guns on the mountain will not help the infantry much, defending the line at Bolivar Heights
Comment from : Joe Ryans Trial Book

I love your passion and enthusiasm I greatly miss Harper’s Ferry and need to return
Comment from : Pharaoh Phoenix

Done this hike many times always enjoyed it, both historically and naturally
Comment from : J Smith

I missed this 2 years ago The climb is not anything I could do today, for sure Thanks for sharing
Comment from : Early Riser

Thank you Garry Another fine job!
Comment from : Byron Blue

Thanks for showing this I've been to Naval Battery and the overlook, but I could never convince my wife to hike to the Stone Fort She stopped at a stone armchair about 1/2 Mike before the overlookbrbrStarted going there in 1990 Haven't been back since 2013 after the hotel was wrecked
Comment from : S Tho

Beautiful landscape Appalachian territory is some of the most beautiful in the nation
Comment from : R J

Fascinating and thank you for saving me a hike up to the Stone Fort
Comment from : Redwhiteblue

4 miles? Wow Nice job
Comment from : maximus

My great grandfather fought there in the 18th South Carolina
Comment from : Richard Mardis

Thank you ! You did a great job
Comment from : Hamelmal Shiferaw

Beautiful tour and historic presentation I would definitely like to travel over there and see it in person It is very great seeing the video as ive only ever just seen a few poor old images in school books and the cliche old town photograph from a far distance and ya don't really learn anythingbrWhat i was so surprised at most was how small the armory building he used as cover was I always imagined it was more like a big bunker r something LolbrThanks for your time and work for the battlefields memories
Comment from : D Aardent

Amazing video Thank you
Comment from : Steven Harvey

Awesome as always thank you
Comment from : lxtx99 V

I definitely had that same thought as i was hiking that trail i could not have been one of those soldiers pulling that cannon up that trail Lol
Comment from : Views From The Ace

Btw, I've been to Harper's Ferry twice, such a beautiful town
Comment from : Tim Smith

Men were made different in those days heck they'd walk 20,-30 miles a daybravo Gary thanks for sharing this with the poor
Comment from : Tim Smith

No doubt, this is a good video
Comment from : The Newmans

The actual Stonewall from Harpers Ferry😂
Comment from : Stacy Vonn

4200 lb Canon that's like dragging a car up a mountain😳
Comment from : Stacy Vonn

Harpers Ferry is absolutely Gorgeous❤️💯❤️💯❤️
Comment from : Stacy Vonn

Great tour!
Comment from : SmedleyDouwright

Spent last weekend exploring Harpers FerryI sat on the Maryland Hieghts overlook Sunday morning absorbing the view of history watching this video and a few others Nice Job
Comment from : Ashley Parcells

The humidity of the Eastern Seaboard, especially in places like Maryland, makes even moderate hikes much harder than desert hikes in the far west
Comment from : Joe Petto

This is wonderful ! Its hard for me to study the Civil war era after seeing the statues in Richmond vandalized an torn down
Comment from : Bwh3200

I would love to do this hike, and I don't like hiking but would do this one with no complaints What a beautiful place with such history
Comment from : Jarney Matt

That was really well done - I very much appreciate the effort Mr Adelman's narration was so much more enjoyable not entailing the flailing arms and jumping around so often seen in his other presentations I'm a fan but that gets to me
Comment from : Roger Beck

That hike is tough! I did it when i visited back in 2014 I live in WI, we don't have mountains, i was not an experienced hiker, i have asthma and i did it in August when it was hot and humid Probably stopped to catch my breath every five minutes I made it to the top and it was worth it! The hike down was so much easier LOL!
Comment from : Nate W

Being a guy who plays War of Rights extensively I actually remember the downtown area of harper’s ferry by heart
Comment from : FlyingSquirrel

I can walk here from Bolivar ❤️ It never gets old 😄
Comment from : Connie Griffith

Using youtube to do these tours is an amazing way to spread knowledge of our history, not charge for the tours and still make a load of money I think this should be permenant
Comment from : David McGlone

Beautiful place
Comment from : barry mcclaughry

Thanks very much for this amazing history and video of Harpers Ferry, Gary’s narration kept getting better and better the more he hiked up the trail It is beautiful there, so thankful the area has been preserved Those batteries, simply awesome
Comment from : Carol Bell

Mennen!
Comment from : GreenRiver Views

Well done Thank you
Comment from : Pathfinder767

Enjoy the time in the town my ancestor Robert Harper founded
Comment from : Kirby Harper

My wife will appreciate Gary adding something to my history geek bucket list!!! LOL!!
Comment from : Brendan Cripps

was there in june great place hope to go back
Comment from : walter langston

That was a demanding hike! A tip of the cap
Comment from : John Zajac

The first half of the Appalachian Trail, is to prepare you for the second half!
Comment from : North Georgia artifacts

He started talking about how tough a hike this was right after I mentioned this is just off and part of the easiest portion of the Appalachian Trail
Comment from : Richard Taylor

Where was the 32nd Ohio sitting on September 15 1862? Reason I ask is that my great great Grandfather served in the 32nd Ohio (Company A - Thomas Moorhead Cameron), I've been to Harpers Ferry many times, but never have been able to find the exact place where his regiment was when McLaws opened up on them Any help would be greatly appreciated
Comment from : John Massoud

Gary thanks so much for the hard work with this video
Comment from : Michael Laverty

Amazing, thanks for doing the climb!
Comment from : Jon Braun

Thanks my friend Take care and god bless
Comment from : Jochen Becht

Been up to the top once and to the overlook many times There is a short cut up to the overlook Done it may times over the years
Comment from : Nick Kercheval

Redbone
Comment from : Courteney Ryan

Settle down Beavis
Comment from : Ozzy Fan 72

Why did they change the name from "Civil War Trust" to "American Battlefield Trust" ? I suspect $$$$ has something to do with it It always does
Comment from : james madison

THANK YOU for an AWESOME virtual tour!! So fascinating to see where the troops had to walk and endure such a mountain It amazes me they were able to bring the cannons!! How did they drag them up there??? Love all your videos!
Comment from : Samantha Redden

Colorado giggles at your 'brutal hike'Thats cute Very cool place though I dig your videos
Comment from : Gitarzan 66

been there and loved the town,,,,would love to live there,,,,
Comment from : lefty rocker

Thanks Gary I'm 72 and walk [badly] with a cane It was a thrill to see Harper's Ferry from the heights,and to hear history I've never heard before Always learn something new when you guys are on camera
Comment from : M

Thanks so much for making such a commitment of making this awesome vid for us to see! I hope to visit there myself one day I literally was feeling tired for you as you were making your ascent to the top of Maryland Heights What a beautiful and historical reward you get at the end though🙂
Comment from : Gshock

Very beautiful countryside Hard to believe this were a Civil War started
Comment from : Monster Stereos

Very well done and presented You must have been exhausted after all that brMuch appreciated Thank you 🇦🇺
Comment from : Noel P

I wonder if Gary could still talk with his hands tied behind his back? Great video and series Thank you
Comment from : Rick T

I came down the AT thru Pa and Maryland to Harpers Ferry 28 years ago You are right on the view in person still brings back good memories
Comment from : Jeffrey Reider

Always liked historic places until I started reading energy Too powerful to even watch That old messed up energy still remains much like Gettysburg Bad vibes
Comment from : Timberwolf Powler

My Fathers family truck farmed and lived in the John Brown home during many years through the Great Depression Edgar R Hoover is my grand father We have quite a bit of memorabilia from the house and farm
Comment from : D Keith Hoover

I heard about Harpers Ferry and John Brown today in APUSH, looked up the town because when I first heard the name I though it was an actual ferry I was surprised to see that it was a stunningly beautiful town I will go there one day
Comment from : WhisperQN

lol looks just like it does in war of rights
Comment from : Bstevens05

Always great stuff
Comment from : B Johnson

another great vid i was up there -once such a wonderful historic place
Comment from : Brian Wolle

Several years ago a friend of mine did a summer internship at Harper's Ferry and I would go visit every weekend We would get access to areas that weren't open to the general public and after the park closed for the day we pretty much had the run of the place There's a fantastic pub on High Street called The Rabbit Hole where we would end our day of hiking and exploring Harper's Ferry is hands down one of my favorite places on earth
Comment from : Johnny Chaos

This is phenomenal! Garry's commentary really makes it fun and engaging! This really makes me want to become a member of the organization!
Comment from : Matthew Smith

Wow That was great Thank you
Comment from : Alan Bower

Great video It was great to learn more about Harpers Ferry, my 3 great grandfather fought there with the 3rd Maryland/ West Virginia Snake Hunters regiment He along with my 3rd great uncle were captured and sent to a POW camp They were eventually released but my great uncle would die from an illness he contradicted from the camp
Comment from : Republic Saver

Despite the fact that John Brown gave his son's and his lives to end slavery there doesn't seem to be any statutes of him The justice of his cause overrides any laws he violated Well, they'd probably pull it down now anyway because he's white
Comment from : Steve K