“In Freedom’s Name,” is an exhibition that commemorates the many contributions of African Americans in Maryland who have served in uniform as early as 1634 through today. The traveling exhibit, curated by the Maryland Military Historical Society (MDMHS) and Stevenson University’s Department of Public History & Humanities, provides historical context for the accomplishments of African-American Marylanders in each of 12 major eras. The first major exhibit of its kind in Maryland, it is also among the largest traveling installation produced in the U.S.