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The Fate of Antietam’s Wounded – Tracey McIntire
Join us on August 4 for Tracey McIntire’s presentation – The Fate of Antietam’s Wounded. Hear the little-known stories of some of the almost 8,000 soldiers wounded at Antietam who were sent to Frederick for treatment. Tracey McIntire earned her BA in English at Rivier College in Nashua, NH. She is Lead Educator at…
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Organization of the Federal Artillery in the Civil War – Jim Rosebrock
We wrap up the month’s talks on July 28 with battlefield guide and author, Jim Rosebrock presenting – Organization of the Federal Artillery in the Civil War. This talk will examine the role and evolution of the Federal light artillery organization, focusing on the Army of the Potomac. Led by innovators such as William…
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“Little-Known Antietam: Henry Winters and ‘Mystery and Murder at the Lodge’” – Tom McMillan
On July 21, author Tom McMillan will present – “Little-Known Antietam: Henry Winters and ‘Mystery and Murder at the Lodge‘.” Tom will take a look at two of the intriguing but lesser-known stories at Antietam. Henry Winters of the 89th New York Infantry carved his name on a windowsill at the Dunker Church —…
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The Texas Brigade at Antietam – Dr. Brad Gottfried
The storied Texas Brigade had already gained fame as a result of its actions at Elthan’s Landing, Gaines’ Mill, and Second Manassas, but it became legendary as a result of its fight at Antietam. This presentation covers the brigade’s actions before, during, and after the battle, using first hand accounts and maps to describe…
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Before September: The Origin of the 1862 Maryland Campaign – Dr. Alex Rossino
We’ll be kicking off July by looking at how and when the idea of invading Maryland occurred. On July 7, Dr. Alex Rossino will present – Before September: The Origin of the 1862 Maryland Campaign Confederate military and political leaders hatched multiple plans for an invasion of Maryland before Lee’s army crossed the Potomac…