Then I'd like to visit Gettysburg at night.
My two cents...
I think that most alleged ghost videos are faked (staged, digitally manipulated), or people misinterprete common phenomena in an anxiety-producing environment. I like watching shows like 'Ghost Adventures', but for entertaining purposes.
Having said that, I believe that
some part of our consciousness is immortal. But I don't believe that you can record ghosts with our current technology. Unless at places where the spiritual energy is extremely concentrated. Gettysburg could be such a place. Many people died there violently - that place might be 'impregnated' by emotional energy. Many people visiting Gettysburg think about the dramatic events happened there - more emotional energy.
I'm not sure if this clips are genuine. But they are more interesting than most other so-called 'Ghosts of Gettysburg' proofs.
The 2nd video could be faked easily, but the interesting thing is that a good friend of mine had a very similar experience when visiting Gettysburg. He and four other people heard drums in the middle of the night for about 3 minutes (they even recorded them with their phones). At first they thought there could be a reenactment show somewhere and they walked towards the drum sound. But a group of reenactors would have some type of flashlights or lanterns with it when walking around in the dead of night. I don't think that a reenactment group would walk around with nightscopes (why should they walk around at that time at all?), but I could be wrong.
Be that as it may, there was nothing but total darkness in that area, when the group turned off the flashlights for a few minutes - while still hearing the drums. So there was no other light source in the distance that could be indicative of another group of people out there! The drum sound stopped abrubtly after a few minutes and there were no further 'spooky' events. Having said that, the group got the creeps and left the place quickly.