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Sharpsburg| Town in northwest Maryland, on Antietam Creek, 21 km/13 mi south of Hagerstown; population (1990) 700. It is a trade centre for an agricultural area. |
| The Antietnam Civil War battlefield is nearby, to the southeast; the battle (17 September 1862) is often referred to as the Battle of Sharpsburg. |
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| The new cell site improves coverage: -- In the towns of Saint Henry, Coldwater, Montezuma, Chickasaw, Maria Stein, Sharpsburg, Burkettsville, New Weston, North Star, Osgood and Yorkshire; -- Along State Route 119 from Saint Peter Road east to State Route 716; -- Along State Route 118 from Buschor Road south to State Route 705; -- Along U. Major tourist attractions around Baltimore are the scene of the Antietam National Battlefield as well as the National Cemetery at Sharpsburg. Gusha and his wife Louise of Pleasanton, California, daughter Audrey and her husband Michael Durell of Sharpsburg, Georgia, daughter Margaret and her husband Dr. |
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