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Category Archives: Antietam Aftermath Series

  • Getting a handle on the numbers of casualties at Antietam is difficult for anyone. The official number we go with is 23,110. While walking [...]

    Remembering the Fallen: Normandy and Antietam

    December 8, 2013
  • It was during this election week of early November 150 years ago in 1863 that Pennsylvania Governor Andrew Gregg Curtin was re-elected. He was [...]

    Re-election of Governor Curtin – 150 Years Ago

    November 9, 2013
  • This may well qualify as my most bizarre headline ever! Yes, as I write this, the government is shut down to the extent that Antietam National [...]

    Antietam Closed, but Parks Everywhere!

    October 2, 2013
  • So here on the 151st anniversary of the Battle of Antietam, I am a bit predisposed. I’m not at the Battlefield – as I was last year, [...]

    Antietam at 151 / The Hospital Experience

    September 17, 2013
  • The Gettysburg Advance / WV Statehood   As I move around today and this weekend here in Washington County, MD, I am sure my thoughts will at [...]

    Confederates Invading Maryland – 150 Years Ago

    June 22, 2013
  • < Read through to the end, as several pictures are placed full-sized in the middle of the this post > Today, my family bought the ownership [...]

    Gonna Be Writing A Lot About Winchester!

    May 21, 2013
  • On occasions when hosting guests at Antietam, if there is extra time, or if weather or circumstances around the visitor’s center preclude an [...]

    Antietam Aftermath – The Cost Hospital

    December 4, 2012
  • Here is a short excerpt – again from the pen of George F. Noyes in his book “The Bivouac and the Battlefield.” As was evident in the post [...]

    Moving out of Maryland through Crampton’s Gap

    October 27, 2012
  • 150 Years Ago – 10/24-10/26: This will be essentially my last posting in the recent series about the “Antietam Aftermath,” and it will [...]

    The Army of the Potomac Finally Moves to Leave Maryland

    October 26, 2012
  • This is the 11th of a series of posts on the aftermath of Antietam – this one again from the pen of George F. Noyes. This member of [...]

    Antietam Area Church Services – October 1862

    October 25, 2012

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