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This is the first time I've seen this in many years visiting Antietam National Cemetery: an obvious replacement headstone. And not just because of wear and tear. An Ohioan in…
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Sgt Charles Broomhall at Antietam
Almost exactly 20 years ago Carolyn Ivanoff shared with me (and AotW) her research about and transcription of the wartime diary of Charles D. M. Broomhall, Sergeant in the 124th…
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Spring Symposium weekend at Sharpsburg
I made my semi-annual pilgrimage to Sharpsburg last week, focused on the Antietam Institute‘s Spring Symposium. For much more about the 2023 Symposium itself, look for Facebook and other social media posts from the Institute and some of my fellow attendees.
I had some time while in the area, also, to get to the Antietam National Cemetery to find one of my guys, and to roam the Antietam battlefield to visit a few cannon.
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Not in Antietam National Cemetery
There are several stones in the Antietam National Cemetery for men who were actually buried elsewhere. Readers occasionally ask about this, and I can never find them when I want…


