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Sharpsburg, Maryland
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Fought on September 17, 1862, near Sharpsburg, Maryland, the Battle of Antietam resulted in over 22,000 casualties.
The battlefield is maintained by the National Park Service and offers guided tours and educational programs.
This small white church served as a focal point during the battle and has been restored to its 1862 appearance.
This stone bridge was a strategic crossing point during the battle and is named after Union General Ambrose Burnside.
Established in 1867, the cemetery honors those who fought in the Civil War, with a dedication by President Andrew Johnson.
The house was used by Union General George B. McClellan as his headquarters and is now a museum.
Named after Joseph Chapline's friend, Horatio Sharpe, the town has a rich history predating the Civil War.
