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The shadowy history of Sachs Covered Bridge comes alive in our final Gettysburg episode as we explore one of America's most haunted structures. Built in 1854, this blood-red bridge harbors the restless spirits of three Confederate soldiers executed as spies—including a presence locals call "Tennessee" who mysteriously smokes cigarettes left on the bridge's ledge.

Under the cover of night, we witness the eerie stillness of Gettysburg Battlefield where thousands died during those fateful days in July 1863. Standing at its edge, a transparent soldier carrying a weapon materializes briefly before vanishing into the darkness. This fleeting encounter leaves us with the unmistakable feeling that the past never truly fades in this historic Pennsylvania town.

Beyond our personal experiences, we share bone-chilling accounts from others who've encountered Gettysburg's supernatural side. Meet the shop employee who fled her job after invisible hands scattered money throughout her office, and the skeptical biker named Charlie whose braided pigtails were repeatedly tugged by unseen forces in the orphanage basement. These stories remind us that Gettysburg doesn't just preserve history—it allows visitors to experience it in unexplainable ways.

Whether you're fascinated by Civil War history or paranormal phenomena, Gettysburg offers both in abundance. The town's charm extends beyond its haunted reputation, with welcoming locals and charming shops that make any visit worthwhile—ghostly encounters or not. Looking for your own supernatural adventure? Remember our golden rule: always politely inform spirits they cannot follow you home!

Email your personal paranormal experiences to staff@sanctumofstrange.com and visit sanctumofstrange.com to see photos from our Gettysburg expedition. Find us on YouTube, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts to continue exploring the strange and unexplained with us.