Antietam and Beyond Welcomes Tom Clemens: 3rd Anniversary!
New for November 2026
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58m
Historian Tom Clemens, longtime president of the Save Historic Antietam Foundation, joins co-hosts John Banks and Tom McMillan to separate fact from fiction surrounding the Lost Order (Special Orders 191), a pivotal story of the 1862 Maryland Campaign. Plus, Clemens discusses the recent removal of ordnance from the battlefield and shares the latest news on battlefield preservation.
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