to execute an MHT-funded grant titled “Slavery, resistance, and freedom: Recording Anne Arundel County’s past.” This position has been filled. The Lost Towns Project (LTP), in collaboration with Anne Arundel County’s Cultural Resources Section, is conducting a county-wide audit to compile a comprehensive list of historic resources that can shed new light on the history
Research Associate & Archaeologist to execute an MHT-funded grant titled “Slavery, resistance, and freedom: Recording Anne Arundel County’s past.” The Lost Towns Project (LTP), in collaboration with Anne Arundel County’s Cultural Resources Section, is conducting a county-wide audit to compile a comprehensive list of historic resources that can shed new light on the history and
This is the fifth in a series of posts highlighting our awesome summer interns! Next is Tyler Wilson of Salisbury University. “My name is Tyler Wilson and I am presently enrolled as an undergraduate student at Salisbury University. This year will be my senior year which I am excited about. “Other than my current project at Lost Towns,
This is the fourth in a series of posts highlighting our awesome summer interns! Next is Heather McKee. Heather interned with us last summer and has returned this summer to pursue an independent research project. Heather is a junior at Salve Regina University in Newport, Rhode Island (the city that pretends it’s a better sailing town than Annapolis).
This is the third in a series of posts highlighting our awesome summer interns! Today, we’re highlighting graduate student Vincent Turner from the University of Maryland. “My name is Vincent Turner and I started as an intern for the Lost Towns Project at the beginning of June. I am currently between my first and second years in the Historic