Tom Clemens – Antietam Personalities
Dr. Tom Clemens Dr. Tom Clemens holds a Doctorate in College Education-History from George Mason University, Professor [...]
Antietam Creek’s Historic Stone Arch Bridges – Gary W. Rohrer
Gary Rohrer Civil War Summer Lecture Series Gary was born and raised in Washington County, MD where his [...]
Faces from the 9th Corps at Antietam – Joe Stahl
Joe Stahl Civil War Summer Lecture Series Joseph Stahl retired from the Institute for Defense Analyses where he [...]
Antietam: The Soldiers’ Battle – John Michael Priest
John Michael Priest Civil War Summer Lecture Series A retired high school history teacher, John Michael Priest has [...]
“This Old House” – The Thomas Jackson Room Renovation
Right after Valentine's Weekend we closed off the Thomas Jackson Room to begin the long overdue renovation. This room was [...]
Civil War Medicine Hollywood Style-The Good, the Bad and the Ugly – Gordon Dammann
Gordon Dammann Civil War Summer Lecture Series Gordon E. Dammann D.D.S. founded the National Museum of Civil [...]
Apple Maple Sausage Patties
Sizzling brown sausage patties! One of our signature accompaniments for breakfast at the Inn is our Apple Maple Sausage [...]
The Farmsteads at Antietam – Samuel Mumma Farm
The most well known farmstead at Antietam is the Samuel Mumma farm. A number of accounts during the battle from both [...]
25 Things to do within 25 Minutes of the Inn
During your visit to the Jacob Rohrbach Inn there are so many things to do, see, and experience. Here are [...]
The Farmsteads at Antietam – Alfred Poffenberger Farm
Perhaps one of the least known and seldom visited farmsteads at Antietam is the Alfred Poffenberger farm also known as the [...]
Spring means BASEBALL!
You know spring is coming when the flowers start to bloom, the birds are chirping and you hear the National Anthem [...]
The Farmsteads at Antietam – David R. Miller Farm
Daybreak on September 17, 1862. On the morning of September 17, 1862, Major General Joseph Hooker rode out [...]