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Emma Collett (MPS-CHRM student) works to rehouse and preserve the Jonas and Anne Catharine Green type collections

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Congratulations to Emma Collett (MPS-CHRM) for her feature in Terp Magazine on her work to rehouse and preserve the Jonas and Anne Catharine Green (literal) "type" collections! Many of you will know that the Green site was excavated by Dr. Mark Leone and his Archaeology in Annapolis team. The collections were curated in Woods Hall until they were transferred to the Maryland Archaeological Conservation Lab for permanent curation last year. Some of the collection of newspaper types are on exhibit at the Jeff Pat Museum through September as part of their Maryland 250 celebrations. Congrats, Emma!   

Published on Thu, 07/23/2026 - 13:58

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