The Farmsteads at Antietam – William Roulette Farm
Roulette farmstead For over 260 years the property on which the William Roulette Farmstead would be established, has [...]
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 [...]
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 [...]
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 [...]
Civil War Lecture Series
Join us at the Jacob Rohrbach Inn this summer to hear leading historians, Antietam Battlefield Guides, and living history presenters [...]
2016 in Review
Click here to watch our Year in Review A New Year usually brings with it both a sense of [...]
Ezra Carman and the Battlefield – Tom Clemens
Dr. Tom Clemens Summer Lecture Series Dr. Tom Clemens holds a Doctorate in College Education-History from George Mason [...]
Women soldiers in the Civil War – Audrey Scanlan-Teller & Tracey McIntire
Audrey Scanlan-Teller and Tracey McIntire Summer Lecture Series Tracey McIntire earned her BA in [...]
Hood’s Attack: The Confederate’s Best Chance at Sharpsburg – Bill Sagle
Summer Lecture Series Bill Sagle Bill is a life-long student of the Civil War in his 11th year [...]
Battery B, 4th US Artillery – Sharon Murray
Sharon Murray Civil War Summer Lecture Series Sharon Murray is a native Idahoan who moved to West Virginia [...]
Rare Images of Antietam – Stephen Recker
Stephen Recker Civil War Summer Lecture Series Stephen Recker is a collector of rare Antietam photographs and relics. [...]
Spy Game in Western Maryland – Matt Borders
Matt Borders Civil War Summer Lecture Series Matt Borders is a 2004 graduate of Michigan State University with [...]