Sharpsburg Founder’s Day – Celebrating 255 Years of History
In 1763, on land called Joe’s Lott, Joseph Chapline laid out what was to be the first town in Washington [...]
O.T. Reilly: Sharpsburg Relics and Remembrances
Stephen Recker Civil War Summer Lecture Series Stephen Recker is a collector of rare Antietam photographs and relics. [...]
“The Battle of Bentonville”
Dr. Perry Jamieson Civil War Summer Lecture Series Perry Jamieson earned a PhD and worked for about thirty [...]
Ethnics in the Confederacy and at Sharpsburg
Ted Alexander Civil War Summer Lecture Series Ethnics in the Confederacy and at Sharpsburg - although the Civil [...]
Antietam Shadows: Mystery, Myth & Machination
Dennis Frye Civil War Summer Lecture Series Dennis Frye has been studying Antietam and the 1st invasion of [...]
Antietam Hospitals – John Schildt
Rev. John Schildt (photo credit: fredericknewspost.com) Civil War Summer Lecture Series John Schildt hardly needs an introduction. He [...]
Images from BG James Ricketts’ 1st Corps Division – Joe Stahl
Joe Stahl Civil War Summer Lecture Series Joseph Stahl retired from the Institute for Defense Analyses where he [...]
“Gunners in the Corn – Federal and Confederate Artillery in the Cornfield” – Jim Rosebrock
Jim Rosebrock Civil War Summer Lecture Series Jim Rosebrock is the Chief of the Antietam Battlefield Guides. Jim [...]
Disease and Treatment{???} during the Civil War – Gordon Dammann
Gordon Dammann Civil War Summer Lecture Series Gordon E. Dammann D.D.S. founded the National Museum of Civil [...]
Nutter’s Ice Cream
Sharpsburg Square, cir. 1930 After the Antietam National Battlefield, the most visited place in Sharpsburg is Nutter's Ice Cream. For [...]
The Farmsteads of Antietam – Joseph Parks Farm
Joseph Parks Farmstead While traveling on the roads running through the battlefield you can see most of the [...]
Eggs Rohrbach
"Eggs Rohrbach" One of our favorite signature dishes is our "Eggs Rohrbach". It has all the same yummy ingredients [...]