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The Battle of Antietam, fought September 17, 1862, was one of the bloodiest battles in the history of this nation. Yet, one of the most noted landmarks on this great field of combat is a house of worship associated with peace and love. Indeed, the Dunker Church ranks as perhaps one of the most famous churches in American military history. This historic structure began as a humble country house of worship constructed by local Dunker farmers in 1852. It was Mr. Samuel Mumma, owner of the nearby farm that bears his name, that donated land in 1851 for the Dunkers to build their church. During its early history the congregation consisted of about half a dozen-farm families from the local area. Read more at www.nps.gov/anti/historyculture/dunkerchurch.htm
Another year, another charity dunk tank. My boss, the IT director, took a turn in the tank.
Where's the boss? In the water after a direct hit from the Help Desk guy!
Dunker Church
Antietam National Battlefield Park
Sharpsburg, MD
2008
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The German Baptist Brethren or Dunker Church at Antietam Battlefield was a focal point of Union attack during the morning phase of the Battle.
Antietam National Battlefield
Sharpsburg, MD
April 22, 2008 – P4220002
The photo location is based on a shot I took with my compact about one year ago. This time I shot the location in RAW during the thursday jazz evening at Dunkers Cultural Center (building to the right) in Helsingborg. I later used Photomatix to make a HDR photo.
SLAM DUNK!
Lol.. what do you do when you've got too much free time on your hands? Why jump around on top of the esplanade and pretend you're an IJ girl =X
I seriously look gay in this =X