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Keith Staton

5y↑42

Don't stop doing what you do Matt.

Alan MacVean

6y↑20

Ranger Atkinson certainly brings knowledge and personality to Gettysburg and makes me want to go back and back again , especially to someday take a walking tour with him ...he is a marvelous representative of the Park Service !

Ron Moore

6y↑12

Matt is one of the best. Always informative and enjoyable.

Jim Taylor

5y↑13

I totally enjoy Matt’s approach to educating his groups. Through subtle humorous stories and asides, punctuated with his southern accent, makes for an enjoyable tour. He presents the facts he knows, and he’s obviously loaded with a plethora of facts, he’s also willing to state that he may not be concrete certain on some particulars (exact locations of events, etc) which is honest and refreshing. I would greatly enjoy being a participant of one of his tours, live!

Leonidas Lantz

5y↑8

Nobody can do it better than GNMP and Tanger Matt Atkinson. Thank you, StuffWriter for doing these epic history films!!

Sir Denzington

4y↑4

I’ve been on a civil war kick the last few days. I left my PC running while I was asleep and woke up to some guy named Matt doing a talk on postwar Lee. I stayed up and ended up watching the whole thing. Now I’ve been going through watching all his tours. This guy is great. I was homeschooled till high school and my mom was a history person and we went to all the big civil war re-enactments and battlefields. I think I was in Gettysburg in 2005 ish and watching these tours makes me want to go back as an adult and he’s part of the reason. He’s earned every bit of my taxes

Josh Cotton

6y↑7

You’re doing outstanding work StuffWriter. From someone over four hours away, thanks for your efforts.

Bedford

2y↑5

I really hope Matt is still doing these and that they will start up again soon.

Ltrain44

6y↑9

These are really awesome. I always get excited when I see you have posted another battlewalk.

oriole21bird

5y↑8

Thank you very much for posting this. These battlefield walks are amazing for history buffs.

Doug Owen

5y↑12

Atkinson is humorous, knowledgeable and riveting in his commentary. I can't say as much for the camera work. Please consider doing more panning of the areas that Matt talks about and describes. It would immensely increase interest in the lectures.

altonbunnjr

3y↑4

I’ve been watching as many of these videos as I can find and I’ve really liked them all. I’ve been wanting to get back to Gettysburg the last couple of years and have not been able to and these have been a great substitute. Matt is a great story teller and presenter and can’t wait for this COVID mess to be over so I can go up and have the live experience.

Danny Rampey

5y↑7

Folks, never been on a guided battle walk w Matt Atkinson, but ever since my wife and i got back from our first visi to Gettysburg, I'm hooked on his guided tours of several diff theaters of battle on each day..!
He completes my knowledge and interest.
Thank u Matt.

Danny Rampey

Matt had a unique way of explaining what happened and bringing it to a level of understanding that makes it seem your about to go into battle for me.
Matt thank u for your expertise qnd wit.

Wes

6y↑7

Thanks for posting this. Love Matt’s videos

Chuck Barlow

4y↑18

Believe it or don't my grandfather was a civil war vet. He was in the Union Company F of the 1st Maryland Volunteer Infantry. I don't think they took part in the Gettysburg battle. I don't know why. He was later wounded at the battle of Weldon Railroad in Virginia in 1864. He was born in 1842. He fathered my dad at age 57. My dad was born in 1898. He fathered me at the age of 50 and I was born in 1949. My grandfather drew a $5.00 per month pension for his war wounds til he died at the age of 91 in 1933. He was dead before I was born, but I don't think there are many people alive today who can say my gramps fought in the Civil War.

decimated550

men had more sperm back then, a 57 year old dad!
congrats to him

Chuck Barlow

@Michael DeLano .. thank you. Yes Clinton was my gtandfather

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decimated550

4y↑8

1:51:39 the rebel maryland regiment attacked culps hill , and its mascot dog gracie attacked along with them. a union commander saw the dog and implored his men not to shoot the brave animal, but it was killed. The story goes it was buried with full honors

Mike Donnelly

5y↑6

Matt great job. I enjoy all your videos. Incredible knowledge and interest involving Gettysburgh. Keep up the great job. Mike donnelly

Glenn Denton

4y↑1

Matt , I just discovered you. You give detail and humor! I really enjoy your presentation . My Grandmother was a cousin of Jubal Anderson Early. As a small child she would tell me about his battles much the same as you do. All in her home in East Tennessee. Keep up the good work!

Carl

5y↑5

Best quote in a battle walk ever: "They are going to get more attention from their spouses than they have in years....all these ticks out here." :) :)

Joseph DiModica

6y↑10

I was so glad to see this because I was under the impression that Matt Atkinson had retired . I love Matt's videos.

Tyler Jerabek

Joe DiModica based on this year’s schedule Matt is still there although it seems there fewer battle walks than a few years ago

Joseph DiModica

6y↑1

Good for you ! The history of the Civil War never interested me until a couple of years ago , now, I cannot get enough and Matt's videos are so entertaining. He is very good at engaging the kids and keeping their interest. Hope you have a good time.

andrew barlow

5y↑6

Ranger Matt does a Great job ! He reminds me of the late great R. Lee Ermy and Earnest T. Bass combined. 😁

Shimpoo Pimpoo

3y↑4

Matt is a good person. He wants to be cool with everybody but some people are just assholes.

zettle 234

6y↑1

I only listened to the bootleg album by David Allen Coe, it was funnier than most at that time. I was drunk, the day my mama got out of prison... good memories. Good video, helps piece together what was going on over there. With the cavalry fight going on behind them, good stuff Thanks again NPSGettysburg and Stuffwriter

Michael Herb

6y↑2

Thanks so much for putting these up. I really enjoy watching. I'd like to do one of these battle walks with Matt. How do you sign up and what is the costs?

Mrlrobertson

Awesome deal.,.,.,FREE LoL

StuffWriter

There's no sign up or costs. It's completely free for whoever wants to come. They only hold them in the late-spring to early-fall season. The schedule is here: https://www.nps.gov/gett/planyourvisit/interpretation.htm

Tom McDonald

4y↑1

The most popular origin of the nickname comes from the 1835 Toledo War between Michigan and Ohio. Since a wolverine has a reputation of being ornery, Ohioans called Michiganians “wolverines” as the two sides struggled over who owned the disputed Toledo Strip.

Battlewagon McLaren

3y↑1

Love the videos of Ranger Matt !! Thank you so much for sharing these . BUT the The mysterious man in the red shirt almost sounds like Jerry Lewis 😁😀😃

jcksnghst

6y↑1

Well done first time out on a very complicated area of the Gettysburg Battlefield.
It was the first time I had heard that a yankee regiment actually formed on/with the confederate line.
I'm curious as to how the drunken interns did on the post walk exam? ;p

Brett Cole

Also, as a Michigander, I know how Michigan got the Wolverine moniker. I believe it was during The 1835 Toledo War. Since the Wolverine is ornery and vicious, Ohioans called Michiganians "Wolverines" as the two sides struggled over who owned the disputed Toledo Strip

Alex2614

5y↑7

I like Ranger Matt and have watched his videos but I am now also a fan of the mysterious red shirt. When I visit the battlefield I hope he will autograph my Redshirt!

Brian Nichols

3y↑1

For the 150th Anniversary, my wife and I participated in the Pickett's charge commemoration walk. Walking down West Confederate Ave towards the various jumping off points, I saw the mobs of people continuing on towards the Virginia monument and decided to A.) save some energy for the "charge" B. Avoid some of the crowd so I fell out at the NC monument and lined up with the Davis Brigade and had the good fortune to have Ranger Atkinson as our guide for the hike across. What an experience! At first, I was a little put off mistaking his informal presentation style for not-knowing what he was talking about but by the time we got the the Emmitsburg Road, he had won us over.

melodymakermark

He has a Masters in History, as well as a business degree. Been a Ranger a long time. I envy your experience. Been through PA many times, but never with an itinerary that would let me see Gettysburg. I’m within 100 miles of Shiloh. I wish Matt was there to haul us around the battlefield.

bill howes

6y↑1

I was just going though a book on my Genealogy. It appears I had a Great,... Grand Dad who was an American Indian. An inventive man. He talked the entire tribe to survive on beans for an entire winter. His name was Chief Holding Nose. -Bill Howes, Historian.

Robert Mosher

3y↑5

The university of michigan decided on the wolverine as their mascot because wolverines were mostly found in the Michigan area and back in the trapper days the trappers refered to the pelts as michigan wolverines. The name stuck and the wolverine was the state animal for a while and the university chose the state animal as their mascot

Gene Noud

Michigan got the name wolverines from the hot ear over Toledo,Ohio. Michigan got the U.P. Ohio because it was a state got Toledo. So U.of M. Now days think the wolverines name is that schools alone.

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Valerie West

6y↑5

I need to get back to Gettysburg and buy Matt some Rye whiskey! He's the best❤

jupiter2

4y↑1

Good to see Matt had a rest on this Tour

King Sethos

4y↑1

The most popular origin of the nickname, "MICHIGAN WOLVERINES", comes from the 1835 Toledo War between Michigan and Ohio. Since a wolverine has a reputation of being ornery, Ohioans called Michiganians “wolverines” as the two sides struggled over who owned the disputed Toledo Strip.

william T

3y↑2

Matt does a great job

hellcat

OMG I love Matt Atkinson even more! He’s a DAC fan :)

Robert Mosher

3y↑1

In today's Army we mostly fight as Brigades and regiments are mostly a single battalion that are representing a historical Regiment. Like the first brigade of the 25th Inf Divison is comprised of three maneuver battalions...1/24th In Regiment, 5/20th In Regiment and 2/3 in Regiment...along with a company of engineers, a company of field artillery, a company of air artillery, a RSTA squadron attached to company of military intelligence. (the 25th ID currently has four maneuver brigades that fight as individual Brigade Combat Teams)
The reason for each Brigade having so many different battalions of seperate brigades is to continue to have the history of as many Regiments as possible to survive with the Army condensing.

Cyndie Bill

3y↑7

Love Matt. But Red Shirt Man is got to go. When he comes up I advance the video. Thank you Matt keep doing what you do you are awesome!!😁👍

Four Foot 8 and a Bit

3y↑2

The fact that Matt Atkinson is from the south gives authenticity to his battle field lectures. Also, that he is part of the US Park Ranger service gives him the authority on the subject of the Gettysburg Battle and most certainly, he is not recreant in his duty as an American Historian. I am eager to someday in earshot of Matt , and most certainly have two ears on, so to speak, and keep my mouth closed.

Tyler Jerabek

Why does being a southerner give one authenticity?

melodymakermark

Don’t keep your mouth closed, Matt loves to talk. Just mention John Deere tractors or something. Your two hour walk will turn into four before you know it.

J Rose

You’re awesome Matt!!!!!

J Eastwood

5y↑7

You're great Matt and so is the mysterious man in the red shirt ... I've been watching these videos since Memorial Day ( for the past 5 days) ... repeating some , of course

Don't listen to the guy who posted just before me ... Just reading what he had to say gave me the creeps lol

Mary Moriarity

5y↑2

J Eastwood who is the man in the red shirt?

Evan Salp

2y↑4

My ancestor was with the 1st North Carolina in Steuart’s brigade

Peter Clague

1y↑1

Great history….thanks 👏🇮🇲Uk

Seriously You jest?

Those were the days, standing outside of a liquor store, waiting for some dude, and no one got in trouble.

decimated550

4y↑2

1:14:20 amazing story: a confederate officer approaches an unknown group of men in the shadows , he hears yankee accents, and fires his pistol point blank into the mass. then gets back to his men yelling yankees!

Ltrain44

6y↑1

Hey stuffwriter, I like the shoutout Matt gave you. Have you recorded anymore battlewalks? I'm in MD so I don't get to see the walks on the Pennsylvania cable network.

Ltrain44

StuffWriter Awesome thanks.

StuffWriter

6y↑1

Yes. More are coming. I have a crappy computer, so it takes a long time to render 1080p videos. I should have them up in the next week or so.

Scott Riley

4y↑5

This has to be the coolest Park Ranger ever, the Park Service did well.

Brett Cole

Again, Thank You sooo much for these

Bonnie Fry

2y↑3

Matt knows what he is talking about he does his homework

Eric Sanger

2y↑3

I suspect that the Michigan Wolverines comes from Custer during a charge at Gettysburg saying, 'Come on, you Wolverines". Likewise, LSU Tigers comes from the Confederate Louisiana Tiger brigade.

Eric Sanger

1y↑1

@6th MichCav Interesting! I suspect it was from this period and this figure. I know Custer was in Monroe (wife).

6th MichCav

It may have originated during the “border war” with Ohio as early as 1835, but most sources indicate University of Michigan students were referring to themselves as Wolverines as early as 1861. Custer spent time in Monroe, Michigan, which is not far south of Ann Arbor, where the University of Michigan is located.

Tom McDonald

4y↑6

What the NPS should do is hire formers to bring their cows to the Gettysburg farms and have them do some brush clearing.

Lynne Spangenberg

@Will Outlaw rude

Will Outlaw

Just have a Mississippi Chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy graze the fields for a few days.

Carla Lorch

4y↑1

Or goats; they would really clean up that place.

GreenRiver Views

3y↑2

Atkinson's brigade !!!

Doug Owen

5y↑1

Modification, thanks for the panning late in the lecture, very helpful.

J Rose

3y↑2

One in every crowd DAYUM 😆🤷‍♂️

marosen,md

Matt's great---THE CAMERA OPERATOR COULD BE REPLACED BY A TRIPOD, A TOTAL ZOMBIE. HE HOLDS TO CAMERA LOCKED ON MATT, HE NEVER PANS THE CAMERA. MATT WILL POINT AWAY AT SOMETHING, DOES THE CAMERAS FOLLOW MATTS SIGNAL AND TURN IN THAT DIRECTION?.......NO! THIS OPERATOR STAYS LOCKED ON MATT STILL POINTING.
IS THE CAMERA UNAWARE OF HIS LACK OF MOVEMENT OR SIMPLY TOO LAZY TO BOTHER? THAT CAMERA OPENS VIDEO POINTING AT MATT AND ENDS THERE. THE VIEWERS ALWAYS WANT TO SEE WHAT LIES BEYOND AND AROUND THE SPEAKER, ITS OK TO KEEP CAMERA MOVING BY PANNING TO VARY THE VIEW WHILE MATT SPEAKS. I'M TIRED OF VIEWING A WALKING TOUR WATCHING NOTHING BUT A PORTRAIT OF RANGER, NOTHING ELSE!
MATT'S TALKS ARE WONDERFUL.

wendeln92

2y↑2

I dunno, I think Matt started off a bit weak rambling around at the start of the tour and he does like to talk a lot. When he started to get serious the walk got better. I had a similar Southern Battlefield guide during the first ever bus tour I took the last time a visited the park and he did more talking about modern crap and joking than he did talking about the battle, thought it was a waste of time and money, though it was nice to be able to see the park as a rider instead of a driver. The Mysterious Red Shirt Man was odd at first but he is very knowledgeable about the battle and it seems especially about Culp's Hill, an aspect of the battle I've been appreciating more and more lately. I spent time at Cupl's Hill the last time i was there but I wish I had one of these guys with me at the time simply because the foliage is so dense and the profusion of monuments, it is difficult to make sense of the action that took place. Besides cattle they had pigs/hogs which are great at eating forest mast which clears up a lot of ground. They also collected wood from the forest for firewood, etc.

KRtrains

Look me up when you visit we can spend some time on Culps Hill

PhoenixA1

very nice ive always been a fan of Matt he is amazing i just love it i've seen this several times

charlee brosh

Amos humiston was unidentified at the time that he died they used the picture of his kids to identify him

Richard Banner

5y↑4

Only in the U.S.A.!..a marker..paid for and maintained, by a government with respectful commemoration of a insurgent, rebellious movement dedicated to its destruction!..I'm neither a yankee or a sothren..I am from Missouri..and so proud to be an American!!!

Vivian S

I'm not surprised of your questioning the situation, since you are from the "Show Me" state.

Vivian S

4y↑2

Yes, that's true, because the CSA were also legitimate Americans, then as now. The government should pay for their memorials, because it is the HISTORY of our country! It's odd that this particular commenter's opinion of the "Show me" state of Missouri considers itself a separate country state from the union; neither South, North, East or West? Strange...

Will Outlaw

4y↑1

@Charles Calvert You sound like you were miseducated by United Daughters of the Confederacy. The U.D.C. is the sister group of the Ku Klux Klan. Both groups responsible for the miseducation of every generation of Caucasian Southerners since Lee's surrender at Appomattox Courthouse.

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Derrick Andrew

Anyone know the kind of bird chirping/calling when they are in the woods?

hammer101

5y↑3

I know people like Matt's personality and I think he is a fun person but, it totally distracts from his message and at times I just can't follow him. The picture he is creating is abstract at best. Sorry Matt.

hammer101

@chris pagani look I was watching videos on the civil war. I came across this one and found it to be lacking for what I was looking for. I stated an opinion, I was respectful and was not rude in anyway but, guys like you can't handle that and want to attack me. So I stand on a differing opinion than you. Apparently you cannot be respectful and feel the need to join the rest of the thin skinned people out here. I'll stand by my opinion if I am the only one out of a million and, will not be cowed by the likes of you.

hammer101

@chris pagani What? I that sentence makes no sense.

chris pagani

4y↑1

hammer101 That completely explains the whole thing then. I do not believe you as a “hammer” is nothing but a tool.

hammer101

@chris pagani nope 52 year old former Marine. You are the one that came at me. You got your little feelings hurt over nothing. If you had just disagreed then I'm ok with that but, you tried to be a smart alec. Why don't you go join antifa that's the crap they do.

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TheRoc Last Name Here

4y↑1

Love the tour. Just wish the narrator didnt hate mormons. Taxes.... really??

Kevin Piacente

3y↑3

Hes absolutely great but the volume has to go way up. U can barely hear.him

Tyler E

5y↑7

Not a fan of Atkinson. I've given him a fair chance and he's just simply not my cup of tea type of historian/guide/ranger. I know he's passionate about Civil War history, but his disjointed outbursts coupled with his awkward interaction with tourists make me lose track of what his initial point is time and time again. In fact- he constantly asks the audience "Now, where were we at?" ooof. His stories are often totally off topic and simply waste time. Give me the older, "boring", normally slightly overweight and balding historian anyday. With that said - I DEPLORE the fact Rangers like Matt aren't being paid because of the Fed. Govnt. shutdown.

Carla Lorch

4y↑5

@Will Outlaw Why so obsessed with the Lost Cause? You are really into it. Do you dream about it every night? I think you should seek professional help.

Will Outlaw

@Dan Stilley Atkinson brings a mega ton of "Lost Cause" U.D.C. miseducation thrown into his battle walks. Some begin with a focus on the so called Virginia Monument which is a statue of Robert E. Lee on horseback. A real slap in the face to have a loser reb on horseback on an American battlefield whose goal was the destruction of the U.S.A. The Union made a mistake in not executing every single reb immediately after the Civil War. Generals Meade, Grant, Sherman, and Sheridan didn't kill enough of them.

indy_go_blue60

5y↑4

@Earl Reeves I like him. I like most of the rangers who give talks here, but I think any of them could get on your nerves with a steady diet of their talks, including Matt.

Dennis Aston

5y↑6

@Al O Agreed. Its hard enough relating facts that happened over a 150 years ago without sounding dry. You want your "uncle" to give you a tour of a battlefield not "Professor Smith." IE be approachable. Some of the jokes and pauses don't come off but history can be dry on its own if care is not taken.

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Stratocast

6y↑4

The Steuart's are very much still in Maryland! ;)

reddog murphy

@Vivian S Yes Gen. George Hume Steuart, not like Gen. J.E.B.Stuart

Vivian S

I was wondering the same thing. I've never seen "eu" in Stewart, or Stuart spelling.

Vivian S

4y↑2

Is this the proper name spelling, with the "eu"?

J. A. EARLY

5y↑1

Hurrah for the Steuarts! My ancestor served under "Maryland" during his whole time as an infantry commander.

Steven May

4y↑7

Love ranger matt. The best

bill howes

6y↑1

NEW FACT: On July 2nd., 1863. 687 BIGFOOT fought at Gettysburg. It's been kept a secret cause the true facts are horrifying. It's been told that one BIGFOOT was killed. War is Hell! -Historian, Bill Howes.

Art Rogue

2y↑1

MD20/20 Matt Dawg 20/20 ripple.

BigMrFirebird

Q. Was "Grace" the mascot dog of the Marylanders reburied at Hollywood Cemetery?

Nye Beven

4y↑2

Why don't they have sandpits in important positions so they can demonstrate troop deployments

Gunny Haney

Because its a Battlefield. I believe they still have those things made from paper...... Uh..... OH Maps. lol

Rodger Oxie

I’m talking about stone wall . The cavalry brigade.

gcta9296

4y↑1

At 50:54 did anyone else hear the report of a cannon?

Daniel Cain

I thought it was just me!

Pierre Gustave Toutant Beauregard

4y↑7

I believe the mysterious Red Shirt Man is A.P. Hill :)

Stonewall Titlow

Lol.

decimated550

yes! great answer lol. he wore a battle shirt, and it gave him powers of eternal youth as well

David Wolf

2y↑2

the trump head you found on the round top is symbolic ...

springfield03sniper

6y↑4

Who actually is that red shirt fellow?

Ken Rich

@Mary Moriarity Just a local battlefield buff

Mary Moriarity

5y↑2

Is the red shirt man park employe or a local expert in the battle?

Bryan Fields

6y↑5

That's the immortal Ken Rich - great guy

Gregory Giovenco

Big scare / in the big easy. Lol scooby episode.

Edward Moyers

6y↑2

that red shirt guy is familiar from someplace

Stratocast

4y↑2

My Ancestor, 6th generations ago.

Chaplain Cox

6y↑6

The Red Shirt man is named Ken Rich.

Vivian S

4y↑1

Red shirt man needs to take a sedative!

Randy Bullington

5y↑2

....the "MYSTERIOUS"...red shirt man Chaplain! 😁

jupiter2

4y↑1

Thanks StuffWritter

Rodger Oxie

Why isn’t cash town shown? If I may. Like it isn’t particularly important?

Rodger Oxie

🙏where was stone wall Jackson during the battle? Why isn’t this told or showed ? Like he wasn’t important? Or lease I feel he is forgotten ?even in Gods and generals. He wasn’t shown? Or what happened? Just lee chewing out Stonewall Jackson.. after he was absent from the unit.

6th MichCav

1y↑1

Maybe you mean Jeb Stuart? Stonewall Jackson was killed at Chancellorsville and was not at Gettysburg.

lefty rocker

3y↑3

who's working the Camera,,,,,do some panning Sir,,,,,as much as we love Matt,,we would like to be shown the area he's talking about,,,,

Roger Beck

Yes - absolutely!

Timaron Chang

Beauty and The Beast American History Presents

ram moy

4y↑1

need more commercials

Jared Alexander

If you skip all the way to the end then hit replay it takes all ads off

Charles Nation

2y↑4

Guy in red shirt is a huge distraction.

Terry Austin

2y↑2

the guy in the red shirt is a walking encyclopedia of the battle

melodymakermark

2y↑2

He’s well learned on Gettysburg though, and Matt loves his enthusiasm, so gives him some latitude, i reckon.

Dennis Prehn

4y↑3

Red shirt guy Ken Rich

WHISKEY JACK

6y↑1

Can't hardly hear.

jupiter2

No Snakes?

wendeln92

2y↑4

I'm so glad I go to the battlefield during off times. Between the morons on motorcycles and the idiots who think loud mufflers are cool......I will never understand people's obsession with loud motorvehicles, it is noisy, irritating and childish, all i can think of is the South Park episode where they make fun of the bikers with loud motorcycles. They should not be allowed on the battlefield.

Michel

dont eat banana deep is a chit

Will Outlaw

4y↑1

To get rid of some of the underbrush on the battlefield; turn loose the Mississippi Division of the United Daughters of the Confederacy and let them graze for a few days.

Bryan Hoffman

The wolverine is UoM students wishful thinking. THey shoul dbe known as the Michigan Wombats

TheRoc Last Name Here

4y↑3

Well ofcourse mormons all have horns and all have three wives. And ofcourse everyone from Mississippi have white suites with pointed hats and burn crosses in some peoples front yards.