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Live artillery firing - Antietam NB Sat 11 Jun 2005 - (1) 4 gun battery and Park volunteers as Maryland (Confederate) troops. Guns are 2 12-pound Napoleons, 2 3-inch Ordnance Rifles
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Live artillery firing - Antietam NB Sat 11 Jun 2005 - (2)
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Live artillery firing - Antietam NB Sat 11 Jun 2005 - (3) crew loading #4 gun
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Live artillery firing - Antietam NB Sat 11 Jun 2005 - (4) Firing by battery - all guns at once
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Live artillery firing - Antietam NB Sat 11 Jun 2005 - (5) Limber for #3 gun
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Live artillery firing - Antietam NB Sat 11 Jun 2005 - (6) limbers for #2 and #3 guns
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Live artillery firing - Antietam NB Sat 11 Jun 2005 - (7) #3 gun, Napoleon, secured from firing
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4 10-pounder Parrot rifles on the field at Antietam NB near Vsitors Center, overlooking Roulette Farm
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Model 1835 12-pounder Howitzer on the field at Antietam - Branch Ave below Sharpsburg - view from breech
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Typical battlefield historical tablet at Antietam NB - one of more than 200 placed by US War Dept c. 1897
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Typical mortuary cannon - this one for CSA Gen Branch - placed at points where General Officers killed at Antietam NB. One of six.
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