Big Round Top

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On July 2nd, 1863, At approximately 6 PM, Colonel William Oates led his 15th Alabama Regiment up the southwest face of this hill, his progress contested by a company of Colonel Hiram Berdan’s US Sharpshooters using repeating rifles. Because of their rate of fire, Oates was convinced he was facing a regiment. Just before gaining the summit, Oates “phantom regiment” disappeared. From the summit, Oates could peer out a bit to the northeast, and see a rather large wagon train sitting just off the Taneytown Road, about three quarters of a mile away. He moved his regiment down the hill, in an attempt to get to the wagons. Before he could reach them, however, his men came under fire on their left from the 20th Maine under Colonel Joshua Lawrence Chamberlain. 

  During this investigation of Big Round Top, very little activity was noted and no positive "EVP" activity was collected. The NJGR organization will be returning to Big Round Top in the future and if any positive data is collected, it will be posted for review as soon as possible.

 

Investigation Equipment

Utilized Investigation Equipment : Sony FD83 Digital Camera, Sony FD85 Digital Camera, Sony DCR-TRV130 Digital Camera w/ Night Shot, (2)Radio Shack Optimums Cassette Recorders w/ (2) Radio Shack Optimus omni-directional external microphones, 20hz. - 20 khz.(1) Digital Cassette Recorder w/ external Microphone, 20hz. - 20 khz.(3) Radio Shack desk top microphone stands, (2) TDK 90 minute Cassette Tapes, (1) Digital EMF Meter, (2) Thermal Probes & base station unit, (1)Laser Guided Thermal Detection Unit, (1) Night Owl Night Vision Headset, (1) Night Owl Night Vision Binocular, (1) Game Ear II Hearing Aid, (1) IBM Think Pad Laptop Computer.

 

Present Staff Members
Names Of Staff Members : Michael J Dieser, Pamela J Dieser, Hildred Robinette, Denise Finegan, Edward Finegan, Missie Jones, David Bianchi, Jessica Produz

 

Big Round Top Photographs

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