The special 2020 issue of “Maryland Historical Magazine” is available. In “A Home of Their Own: African Americans and the Evolution of Unionville, Maryland,” Dr. William F. Messner explores the history of this all-Black community in Talbot County founded after the Civil War. Unionville was not only home to hundreds of African Americans, but also served as a safe haven for Black people against the discrimination of white landowners and as a gathering place for the wider Black community. Read this and more about Maryland history, and explore the Maryland History and Culture Bibliography, using the link in our bio. Read this and all past issues for free online: mdhistory.org/publications/mdhs-magazine. For your printed collectible copy of this special issue, become a member of the Maryland Center for History and Culture using the link in our bio. Image: St. Stephens African American Episcopal Church, photograph by Louis Runz, October 20, 2020. St. Stephens served as the center of U...