Sharon Murray – “The Union Cavalry During the Maryland Campaign”
B. F. Davis spearheaded a "valiant coup that compared favorably with anything" his classmate JEB "Stuart had ever done" when [...]
Brad Gottfried – “The Confederate Cavalry During the Maryland Campaign”
JEB Stuart On Wednesday, June 30th, Antietam Battlefield Guide and renowned author, Brad Gottfried will present his Summer [...]
Gary Rohrer – “William B. Franklin and his impact on the 1862 MD Campaign.”
William B. Franklin On Wednesday, June 23rd, Antietam Battlefield Guide, Gary Rohrer will present his Summer Lecture Series [...]
Joseph Stahl – “Faces of Union Soldiers at Harpers Ferry”
22 NY Militia at Harpers Ferry On Wednesday, June 16th, Antietam Battlefield Guide, Joseph W. Stahl will present [...]
Tom Clemens – “Meet the Original Iron Brigade“
Dr. Tom Clemens Dr. Tom Clemens holds a Doctorate in College Education-History from George Mason University, Professor [...]
Jim Smith – “The most successful in its work”: Orlando Willcox’s division in the Maryland Campaign”
Orlando B. Willcox Battlefield Guide Jim Smith will be our first speaker of the season on Wednesday, June [...]
Civil War Sharpsburg Tour
Lutheran Church after the Battle of Antietam, 1862. The residents of Sharpsburg not only witnessed the bloodiest day in American [...]
The Antietam Institute
We are excited to pass on some great news for all our Civil War enthusiastic guests - the Antietam Institute [...]
2021 Civil War Lecture Series
We are excited to begin our sixth year of hosting the Civil War Lecture Series. Since we started, we've [...]
The Farmsteads of Antietam – John Otto Farm
The John Otto farm is the last farmstead on the battlefield and is often overlooked as you drive to the [...]
“The ‘What Ifs’ of the Maryland Campaign” – John Schildt
John Schildt John Schildt hardly needs an introduction. He is well known for his many books relating the [...]
A Very Personal Fight- Alex Rossino
Although he is known for personally leading troops on the field during the Overland Campaign in 1864, the first time [...]