Steve Stotelmyer Always interested in local history, especially South Mountain and Antietam, Mr. Stotelmyer was a founding member [...]
Jim Rosebrock Jim Rosebrock is the Chief of the Antietam Battlefield Guides. Jim is a retired army officer [...]
Dr. Tom Clemens Dr. Tom Clemens holds a Doctorate in College Education-History from George Mason University, Professor [...]
Gordon Dammann Civil War Summer Lecture Series Gordon E. Dammann D.D.S. founded the National Museum of Civil [...]
The most well known farmstead at Antietam is the Samuel Mumma farm. A number of accounts during the battle from both [...]
Perhaps one of the least known and seldom visited farmsteads at Antietam is the Alfred Poffenberger farm also known as the [...]
Daybreak on September 17, 1862. On the morning of September 17, 1862, Major General Joseph Hooker rode out [...]
Join us at the Jacob Rohrbach Inn this summer to hear leading historians, Antietam Battlefield Guides, and living history presenters [...]
Antietam is said to be one of the most pristine and well preserved Civil War battlefields. When you look across [...]
132nd Penn. Vol. Inf. Monument As you drive through the Antietam National Battlefield you will see the monuments across the low rolling [...]
Find Your Park This month we continue our Find Your Park in our backyard series, featuring the Gettysburg National Military Park. [...]
Dr. Tom Clemens Summer Lecture Series Dr. Tom Clemens holds a Doctorate in College Education-History from George Mason [...]