Darin Wipperman – “A Damaged Friendship: McClellan and Burnside’s 1862 Correspondence”
On Wednesday, June 8th, Darin Wipperman will present his Summer Lecture Series talk, “A Damaged Friendship: McClellan and Burnside’s 1862 [...]
On Wednesday, June 8th, Darin Wipperman will present his Summer Lecture Series talk, “A Damaged Friendship: McClellan and Burnside’s 1862 [...]
On Wednesday, June 1st, Chris Bryan will kick off our Summer Lecture Series with his presentation, "The XII Corps at [...]
Captain J. Albert Monroe "We were awakened before daylight by the cook, who had brought up a pail of steaming [...]
2022 is the 160th Anniversary of the 1862 Maryland Campaign and the Battle of Antietam. Join us at the Jacob [...]
The Antietam Gallery is owned and operated by Jim Kehoe. For over 30 years Antietam Gallery has been serving Washington [...]
Emancipation Proclamation (LoC) When we think of the Battle of Antietam, many think of the 23,100 casualties that resulted in [...]
Rev. John Schildt (photo credit: fredericknewspost.com) John Schildt hardly needs an introduction. He is well known for his [...]
Darin Wipperman On Wednesday, August 18th, Darin Wipperman will present his Summer Lecture Series talk, – “‘Such a [...]
Dr. Perry Jamieson Perry Jamieson earned a PhD in history and worked for about thirty years as a [...]
Steve Stotelmyer Steven R. Stotelmyer, a lifetime student of the Maryland Campaign, is a native of Hagerstown, Maryland. [...]
Edward Mobley Colonel Edward M. Mobley was a local hero. He was a Civil War veteran, volunteer [...]
Experience the American Civil War Maryland Campaign of 1862 from a different perspective. This presentation will review military strategy board [...]