Just some thoughts on the "blood drain" myth.  If you had a 10' x 10' room it would take the total blood volume of 750 men to rise to knee height (1.5') assuming you could handle that many patients in a "blood-tight" room without opening a door. Considering death would likely occur upon loss of 40% of your blood volume, and therefore, bleeding more or less stops, it would take closer to 1900 bodies to yield that much blood volume.  Seems doubtful.

The cadaver dogs might still be able to hit on the bones that are gonna be left over no matter how long the body‘s been buried. Or the non-decaying bits of clothing like buttons and buckles. So there’s some of your science, Tim

Watched and listened to this episode more than once. Informative and hilarious at the same time. Love it. Fan of addressing Gettysburg for life

Is it a myth that Gettysburg was  a merciless bloodbath ?????

The shoes are not a myth ?

Classic

The Rebels didn’t attack the nuclear power plant on Three Mile Island — another myth!

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thats the most I've laughed about the burg.    I always learn something, but also we learn how the story of the battle has evolved over time.   We learn the why and wherefores.

So I always thought rubbing O'Rorke's nose was bad luck, because every time I rubbed it, I still had to pay for my pizza afterwards.

Brilliant episode.

I have a story on the myth busting.  Back in '96 I came to Gettysburg with my Mom and Aunt and we went on a ghost tour.  It was interesting to hear about the civilians and good stories.  We were  told about the Woman in White at Spangler's Springs.  I was so excited to look for her.  Well let me just say I felt like Sally Brown sitting all night in the Great Pumpkin Patch with Linus Van Pelt!  I felt so jipped it was not true!😂😅  The last time I believed in SPOOKS!  😂 Please dont kick me out I dont believe in ghosts one bit.  I thought this story was a good one for myth busting because i busted the stories fast.

Back on '72 Traveler was at Appomattox Courthouse.  But then again it was the '70s1😂😅

This is an excellent video however the audio is out of sync with the video. I shut it down closed my browser and reopened it to run it again and they were still out of sync.

Great show. Thank you.

I’ve heard some of these myths being told as fact in documentary’s and to be honest I think that’s ridiculous that they couldn’t do their research before presenting something as fact. That’s pretty irresponsible.

I remember the first time I was in Gettysburg.   We were in June of 1968.  I remember our tour guide he was maybe mid to late 60's tall wore wire rimmed glasses very stately, and he was a retired history teacher from Gettysburg. He really made an impression on me, and I was Gettysburg hooked from that time on. In fact, James Getty, who impersonated Abraham Lincoln,  he was the choir director at Sandusky High in Ohio.  The music department presented a spring concert he portrayed Lincoln I sat right next to him with wide eyes and mouth hanging wide open!  I told my mom and grandma I was sitting next to Lincoln himself.  Just a little story about my love of Gettysburg.

Blond girl from Newheart was Julia Duffy.

If you worked for the Gobernment for so long in good status why do you hate the Government?

Evidently nothing happened at Gettysburg, according to Tim.