Built circa 1845 by Captain William J. Worley as a homestead, the home was used by many soldiers during the Civil War. The current driveway was once part of a Civil War-era road that soldiers took on their way to the Battle of Kennesaw Mountain. In one area of the home a bloodstain from one of the many wounded soldiers who rested and were fed here can be seen.

• Nearby battlefields: Kennesaw Mountain and Cheatham Hill battlefields are within a 1 ½ hour drive.
• Amenities: Full southern country breakfast; picnics to go; covered porches; swings; rockers; park-like courtyards with a sunken gazebo and a container garden courtyard with water features. An additional 15 percent discount is offered to whole house occupancy with a 30-day minimum advance reservation, for a total of a 25 percent discount.
• Restrictions and/or black-out periods: No smoking indoors; call first to inquire about bringing small pets.
• No. of rooms: 7 rooms, all with private baths.

This 1868 home of the Johns Hopkins family of Maryland dates to the extravagant post-Civil War Gilded Age. Both suites offer private baths and a satisfying family style breakfast. We have a collection of antiques and Confederate paper items on site. You can also visit nearby antique shops, golf courses, museums and Civil War sites.

• Nearby battlefields: Harry Gilmor's Raid (near Belair, Maryland); Confederate General James Archer mansion at Rock Run; Underground Railroad sites.
• Amenities: Complimentary full family-style breakfast; hot tub; brick-walled garden with patio and veranda seating; off-street parking; cable TV, VCR and video library; snacks and beverages; mini-refrigerator.
• Restrictions and/or black-out periods: Children over 12 years of age preferred; limited pet accommodations; as a residence the house is not handicap accessible; smoking is limited indoors.
• No. of rooms: 3

The Howerz Misteke (the name comes from an early 19th century deed) is one of the oldest houses in Keedysville. It was originally built as a 1 and 1/2 story log house, but at some point the entire roof was raised and framing was added above the logs to make a full second story. The stone cellar contains the original cooking fireplace. The fireplace had been abandoned, and its chimney was taken down. They have since rebuilt. A post-and-beam addition (probably original) houses the kitchen on the first floor and expands the cellar. The building was used as a store in the mid 20th century, and then fell into several decades of disuse and disrepair.

• Nearby battlefields: Sharpsburg was behind the Confederate lines at the Battle of Antietam. Clipp's Mill is within walking distance of both Antietam National Cemetery and the visitor center for the Antietam National Battlefield. Sharpsburg is within 15-20 minutes drive of Turner's Gap, Fox's Gap, and Crampton's Gap. Boonsboro is 5 - 10 minutes drive and Harper's Ferry is approximately half an hour by car, as well as several other battlefields.
• Amenities: Full kitchen, full bath with a clawfoot bathtub, a queen-sized bes in the master bedroom, heating, air conditioning, and idiosyncrasies. An extra half bath and a washer/dryer. Porch and fire place.
• Restrictions and/or black-out periods: Available year round. Children and pets welcome. Current availability is listed on their website.
• No. of rooms: 3 bedrooms

Share the elegance and beauty of this fully restored 1750s hidden jewel and luxury pre-Revolutionary waterfront estate listed in the National Register of Historic Places. The Inn features two luxury suites with Jacuzzis and four charming rooms, including handicapped accommodations. All rooms offer private bath, telephone, TV, AC, and most have fireplaces. A complimentary gourmet breakfast is served every morning.

• Nearby battlefields: Chincoteague and Assateague State and National Parks; Teackle Mansion; Chesapeake Bay.
• Amenities: Gourmet breakfast; complimentary beverages; canoes, bikes, and an outdoor pool at no additional charge; king, queen, or twin size beds
• Restrictions and/or black-out periods: No smoking; request brochure for main season and off season rates; 1 room is pet friendly.
• No. of rooms: 4 rooms, 2 suites

The Inn at Antietam is situated on eight acres overlooking the Antietam Battlefield and the Antietam National Cemetery. The house, (ca. 1908) sits on the very spot known as Pickett's camp during the battle. The house is furnished with antiques and boasts five impeccably furnished suites with bedrooms, sitting rooms and a private bath. A full breakfast is included and is served in the lovely dining room. The Inn was voted "One of the ten greatest romantic getaways in the U.S." by Travel America. Public areas include the solarium, parlor, library and patio.

• Nearby battlefields: Antietam National Battlefield; South Mountain; Monocacy; 17 miles from Harpers Ferry; 50-minute drive to Gettysburg.
• Amenities: Complimentary breakfast; Queen size beds (except for Smokehouse Suite); wrap-around porch with rockers and a swing; lovely surroundings with a "homey" feel. The Inn is situated right on the Antietam Battlefield.
• Restrictions and/or black-out periods: September Heritage Days; December luminaries. There is also a two-night minimum stay in effect for holiday weekends.
• No. of rooms: 5 suites

The Clipp's Mill cabin was built for an industrial or commercial purpose (now unknown). It was built with some type of shed extension (indicated on a19th century map) rather than a back wall. Later, in 1924, a three-story frame grain mill was built around the end of the log building, which then became the mill office. The mill was operated until the late 1960s, after which both buildings began to deteriorate. The log building has been fully restored as a cabin. The mill, which contains much of its original machinery, has been stabilized.
The Wash House was a log outbuilding in Keedysville. When the current owner wanted to demolish it, we moved the logs, rafters, flooring, and corner stairway to Sharpsburg and rebuilt it behind the mill. A new shed extension houses the kitchen and bath.

• Nearby battlefields: Sharpsburg was behind the Confederate lines at the Battle of Antietam. Clipp's Mill is within walking distance of both Antietam National Cemetery and the visitor center for the Antietam National Battlefield. Sharpsburg is within 15-20 minutes drive of Turner's Gap, Fox's Gap, and Crampton's Gap. Boonsboro is 5 - 10 minutes drive and Harper's Ferry is approximately half an hour by car, as well as several other battlefields.
• Amenities: Full kitchen, full bath with a clawfoot bathtub, a queen-sized bes in the master bedroom, heating, air conditioning, and idiosyncrasies. Clipp's Mill has another half bath and a washer/dryer.
• Restrictions and/or black-out periods: Available year round. Children and pets welcome. Current availability is listed on their website.
• No. of rooms: 3 bedrooms

A Sharpsburg landmark since 1804 the Inn has stood witness to history. Known as John D. Grove's Tavern in the 1830's and 40's, Henry Kyd Douglas cites John Brown as hauling loads of weapons past the Inn to the Kennedy Farm in 1859. 1862 saw the Inn and surroundings under Union artillery bombardment as the Confederates occupied the town before and during the battle. Afterwards it was used briefly as a field hospital to treat the wounded. 1863 saw the rebels passing through again on the way to Gettysburg and again on their return south. In 1864 the Rohrbach's sold their Burnside Bridge farm and moved to town. The Inn is named for Jacob Rohrbach who was killed on July 4, 1864 by horse thieves claiming to be Mosby's men in advance of Early's raid.

The Jacob Rohrbach Inn achieved the highest customer evaluations of all Inns in the Maryland Bed and Breakfast for the last three years. During your stay you will enjoy our large rooms furnished with antiques and reproductions, private baths, porches, and separate entrances. Begin each morning with Joanne's complimentary breakfast specialties prepared with herbs from her garden, home-baked breads and pastries, our specially selected estate grown coffee, and the morning news from the Washington Post. Bicycles are available for exploring the Antietam Battlefield, our scenic country roads, or riding the C&O Canal Towpath, bordering the Potomac River to nearby Harpers Ferry. You may also reserve professionally guided battlefield tours of Antietam, Crampton's Gap and South Mountain through the Inn. For those who must keep in touch we have Wireless Internet in every room and a high speed cable connection at a desk in the parlor. Make the Jacob Rohrbach Inn your home away from home as you wander through the countryside and explore the mid-Atlantic area, knowing that at the end of the day you will be returning to a comfortable haven.

• Nearby battlefields: Antietam, Harpers Ferry, South Mountain, Crampton's Gap, Monocacy, Winchester and Gettysburg.
• Restrictions and/or black-out periods: Discounts are not available during the Battle Anniversary events or the Memorial Illumination. There is also a two-night minimum stay in effect for holiday weekends and special events. Availability is listed on our website: www.jacob-rohrbach-inn.com.
• No. of rooms: 4 all with private bathrooms

Built circa 1837, the home was purchased by Captain Joseph Santini in 1867. Captain Santini raised a company of men in the Cazadores Espanoles Militia, also called company F or The Garibaldi Guard just before Louisiana seceded from the Union. Santini House was also the last home of Confederate General Alexander P. Stewart, the soldier from Tennessee also known as "Old Straight." He died in Santini Cottage in 1908, at the time of his death he was the ranking Confederate survivor.

• Nearby battlefields: "Beauvoir," the last home of Jefferson Davis; annual Civil War reenactment takes place at "Fall Muster," nearby.
• Amenities: Complimentary full multi-course breakfast; hot tub; bicycles; picnic and BBQ area; across from the Gulf of Mexico and Mississippi beaches; across the street from Beau Rivage casino; 5 minutes from all area attractions.
• Restrictions and/or black-out periods: Discounts are not available on holidays or special events. No smoking. No pets. No children under 12.
• No. of rooms: 4 rooms in the main house, 1 honeymoon cottage.

Stately live oaks surround this magnificently furnished antebellum home. Completed in 1847, it is the first column mansion built in Vicksburg. Located in the heart of Vicksburg’s Old Town, guests can enjoy sightseeing, antiquing, dining, art galleries, and museums. Daily rates range from $115.00-$210.00.

• Nearby battlefields: Vicksburg National Military Park; Old Courthouse Museum; River Tours; Carriage rides; Antebellum home tours
• Amenities: Swimming pool, gourmet food, Gilchrist & Sons soaps and shampoos, exceptional bed linens, coffee centers, mini fridge, gas-burning fireplaces, and wireless internet access zones
• Restrictions and/or black-out periods: No children under 14. No smoking. Closed Christmas day.
• No. of rooms: 8

This mansion was built by John Alexander Klein on his Cedar Grove Estate for his son Madison Conrad Klein. The area, which encompasses five of Vicksburg's most important houses, including Annabelle, is know as the Historic Garden District. Experience true southern hospitality and grace in this impressive Victorian-Italianate residence built circa 1868.

• Nearby battlefields: Vicksburg National Military Park; Old Courthouse Museum; Vicksburg Battlefield Museum; Mississippi River Tours; Carriage tours of historic downtown Vicksburg
• Amenities: Full breakfast each morning. All rooms have comfortable beds dressed in fine linens, 13 foot ceilings adorned with beautiful chandeliers, private baths with spa inspired amenities, soft fluffy robes, phones, cable television and wireless internet connections. Relaxing outdoor patio area.Sparkling swimming pool.
• Restrictions and/or black-out periods: None.
• No. of rooms: 7 (including suite with full kitchen and parlor)

Stunning Italianate Mansion circa 1876 located in the Historic Riverview Garden District. Built by Mississippi State Senator Murray Smith. The home features double verandas, exquisite Bavarian Plaster Crown mouldings, most windows are original. Only home in the area that features oval arches wood trim around windows and doors. It may be the best preserved home of its type in the entire state of Mississippi.

• Nearby battlefields: Vicksburg National Military Park and Cemetery. U.S.S. Cairo - Gun Boat Restoration Museum and the Old Courthouse Museum.
• Amenities: Beautiful guest suites all with private bath and furnished with exquisite antiques. Individual heat and air conditioning controls. Complimentary check-in beverages. Plush bed and bath linens, including terry cloth bathrobes. Private guest retreat. TV, VCR in room. Games, movies, double verandas, wicker porch swings, gated off street parking, wireless internet, complimentary house tour for overnight guests.
• Restrictions and/or black-out periods: Some holidays. It is best to call.
• No. of rooms: 4 rooms.