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For three long days in July of 1863, the battle that changed the direction of the United States Civil War brought death to Gettysburg, Pennsylvania. Today, the historic battlefield and surrounding community honor the more than 53,000 lives lost on that battlefield and paranormal investigators are convinced that many of those spirits are still there.

In this episode, paranormal investigator Taryn Kerper and historian Dustin Heisey share their expertise and evidence as they relate to Gettysburg Battlefield. Was it really residual cannon fire that Taryn caught on her recorder? If the area is not haunted, how can you explain the apparition of a civil war soldier that appeared in one of Taryn's photos?

Whether you believe in the paranormal or not, Gettysburg is an important destination in American history, and one that continues to fascinate us more than 150 years after its infamous battle.

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Phantom History explores the eerie side of historic locations, but interviews providing that insight are often full of surprises that don't make it into the episodes. Listen to your host, Steve Blanchard, and paranormal investigator and D.O.A. Investigations Youtuber Eric as they discuss the historic Hotel Del Coronado in San Diego, California.

Eric worked as a security guard in the building for two years and has his fair share of paranormal encounters to share. Enjoy the conversation, and if you haven't already, listen to the scripted podcast about the hotel that preceeds this episode.

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Working as a security guard in the massive, historic Hotel del Coranado in southern California gave Eric an up close and personal look at the true hauntings of the complex. The building dates back to the 1880s and has a well-known haunted reputation. During his time working at the hotel, guests shared their experiences and evidence with Eric, and for a short time, he even slept in a portion of the attic, where he saw evidence of paranormal entities with his own eyes.

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