Antietam Battlefield Investigation in Maryland by Beverly Litsinger
This article explores the historical and paranormal significance of the Antietam Battlefield, the site of one of the Civil War’s bloodiest battles. Beverly Litsinger combines historical context with accounts of ghostly encounters reported by visitors and paranormal investigators. The piece delves into stories of spectral soldiers, phantom drumming, and eerie whispers heard in the quiet, fog-laden fields. Litsinger also highlights key landmarks such as Bloody Lane, Burnside’s Bridge, and Dunker Church, connecting their historical relevance to the paranormal activity reported. The investigation seeks to capture the lingering echoes of a tragic past while reflecting on the profound energy that continues to define the site.
We went to Antietam during the day and got good readings on our equipment. When we returned that night, we were able to take pictures and got orbs in our photos. We felt a presence on the stairs going up the look-out tower.
SOURCE: v1 MGSA Oct 2002
