I had another experience at the Holocaust Museum in DC. I spent hours in there, reading everything and looking at all the artifacts…it was a heavy day, so I didn’t think much about it when I walked up the ramp to stand inside one of the cattle cars, which was real and not reproduction. I was alone in the car when a sudden rush of dizziness and nausea that came over me. I had to bolt out of there because I thought I was going to be sick. That was the end of my museum walking that day.
I have always wanted to visit Gettysburg and another I would like to visit is Culloden.
Might I suggest a visit to Fredericksburg, Virginia?
There is a very uplifting story there regarding one of the Battles. I highly recommend it.
‘I have always wanted to visit Gettysburg’
It seems that you are sensitive to these places. Gettysburg will likely have an impact on you. Most everyone I know who has visited there has felt something that they can’t name, myself included. But it is a beautiful place, and highly recommended.
Well I have to Mea Culpa - it appears Tank Man was on 5 June....I’m just misremembering from real life.
My books and everything else I have all confirm it was 5 June for Tank Man which was 2 days after the massacre.