Antietam
- Maryland
photo: Charles Poe
Why go there?
Antietam National Battlefield commemorates the Civil War battle that occurred on September 17, 1862. Situated on fields among the Appalachian foothills near the Potomac River, the battle resulted in over 23,000 casualties. The battlefield is one of the best-preserved of all Civil War battlefields. A driving tour is an easy way to take in many of the sights.
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39°28'23.67"N, 77°44'40.13"W
Antietam
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Antietam: Photographing the Dead
The History Underground
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Civil War
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Military history
39°28'19.75"N, 77°44'0.97"W
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Antietam: The Final Assault
The History Underground
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39°27'2.22"N, 77°43'56"W
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Antietam: A Bloodletting at Burnside Bridge
The History Underground
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Battlefield
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39°28'23.78"N, 77°44'29.27"W
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Antietam: The Bloody Lane
The History Underground
Civil War
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Battlefield
Military history
39°28'34.65"N, 77°44'55.78"W
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Antietam: Confederate Slaughter in the West Woods
The History Underground
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Battlefield
Military history
39°28'26.13"N, 77°44'41.99"W
Antietam
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Antietam: The Dunker Church
The History Underground
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Battlefield
Military history
39°28'26.13"N, 77°44'41.99"W
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Antietam: The Bloody Cornfield
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39°28'26.13"N, 77°44'41.99"W
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Antietam: Where the Battle Really Started
The History Underground
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History
Battlefield
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39°29'56.96"N, 77°37'24.42"W
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Antietam: Battle of South Mountain
The History Underground
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Battlefield
Hiking
Military history
39°9'16.92"N, 77°31'9.48"W
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Antietam: The Lost Order
The History Underground
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Battlefield
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