In Freedom's Name commemorates the contributions of Black Americans to the defense of the United States and the expansion of freedom around the world. The exhibit narrates that national story through the contributi.
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An Undergraduate Research Project in the Humanities undertaken by Stevenson University & Maryland Humanities Made possible by a generous grant from the Council of Independent CollegesBenjamin Edes: Baltimore Printer and P.
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As the world reaches out to aid refugees from Ukraine who have lost everything in this moment, a Stevenson History class has worked all semester to uncover Baltimore's pivotal role during a similar humanitarian crisis in the .
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Stevenson's history students are learning about Civil War medicine and surgery by examining the experiences of Marylanders who were killed, wounded, or missing during the Battle of Antietam in September 1862. Along the way, t.
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On Saturday November 6, the Stevenson History Program journeyed down to Talbot County, Maryland to see the oldest working mill in Maryland.Caption: The front of Old Wye Mill.
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