Antietam on the Web

Your reference to the battle at Sharpsburg, turning point in the American Civil War

Dunker Church, Antietam Battlefield. Photograph by Carol M. Highsmith, betw. 1980-2006 [Library of Congress, the Carol M. Highsmith Archive]

Dunker Church, Antietam Battlefield. Photograph by Carol M. Highsmith, betw. 1980-2006 [Library of Congress, the Carol M. Highsmith Archive]

With ... an Overview and Timeline of the battle and the Maryland Campaign of 1862
Sets of Campaign and Battle Maps, with a Gazetteer
Pages for Participants: 11,000+ people and 816 units at Sharpsburg and nearby
Union and Confederate Orders of Battle and the commanders' After-Action Reports
Original Articles and Primary Documents about the Battle and our Bibliography
A gallery of some of the Faces of Sharpsburg, and ...
Features on the Weapons, Medals of Honor, and the battlefield Historical Tablets

behind aotw

Front page imagery The home page of Antietam on the Web is a simple table of contents decorated by a photograph. Since a major redesign of the site in 2010, I've used about half a dozen pictures to represent the place and the history of Antietam. Here are their stories ...

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