Sharpsburgh Museum of History

VISIT THE MUSEUM: 

106 East Main Street • 2nd Floor • Sharpsburg, MD 21782 

MUSEUM HOURS: 

Monday – Saturday, 9 AM – 4 PM
or by appointment

CONTACT THE MUSEUM:
Phone: 301-800-6877
Email: Loveshistory.1866@gmail.com
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HISTORY OF THE MUSEUM

Sharpsburgh Museum of History, started on October 17, 2017. The Museum first started when Councilperson Ed Beeler become the Town Archivist. The archives Ed collected grew into a large collection. That collection was turned into the museum and has continued to grow ever since. The museum houses numerous artifacts that were donated as well items currently on loan. 

MISSION OF THE MUSEUM

To teach the public about the people of the town of Sharpsburg and it`s district, from before, during, and after the Battle of Antietam. Our History starts back to the Indian Deed of 1727 to the present. 

SCHOOLS

The Sharpsburgh Museum of History has a special interest in working with our local schools and home schoolers to promote learning and preservation of our rich history. Please contact the museum to inquire about free tours for school/homeschool groups.

NOTABLE ARTIFACTS & EXHIBITS

Metal Eagle

This metal eagle once flew on the flag pole during the Battle of Antietam. 

Antietam Diorama

250 sq ft, with scenes of the town of Sharpsburg and the Antietam Battlefield. 

School Books

School books dating back to the 1800s including grammar, spelling, & arithmetic books. 

Weapons

 On display, you can see a rifle, bayonet, sword, and bullets.

MEET THE STAFF

ED BEELER
ED BEELER
Executive Director
MAX GREGG
MAX GREGG
Student Intern
DANIEL GREGG
DANIEL GREGG
Student Intern

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Officers

Beatrix Gregg, President
Jesse Rogers, Vice President
Bob Brooks, Secretary
Patti Hammond, Treasurer

Members

Gary Candelaria
John DiCarlo
Russ Weaver