Divided Maryland: Portraits and personal stories from the Jonathan Beasley Collection

By MI Digital March 2, 2024March 2, 2024

60,000 Fought for the Union. President Abraham Lincoln celebrated Maryland’s adherence to the United States in his December 1861 Annual Message to Congress. Referencing pro-secession riots in Balti

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