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You Can Do Just About Anything With Stuffed Ham

Dr. Stephen Godfrey, a native of Alberta, Canada, has lived in Southern Maryland and worked at the Calvert Marine Museum since 1998. The current Curator of Paleontology for the museum, he discusses what Southern Maryland looked like during the Miocene Epoch and the significance of his working relationships with the local paleontological community in the following oral history excerpts.

Traditions

Dr. Stephen Godfrey, a native of Alberta, Canada, has lived in Southern Maryland and worked at the Calvert Marine Museum since 1998. The current Curator of Paleontology for the museum, he discusses what Southern Maryland looked like during the Miocene Epoch and the significance of his working relationships with the local paleontological community in the following oral history excerpts.

My Friend Kate Was No Cook

Dr. Stephen Godfrey, a native of Alberta, Canada, has lived in Southern Maryland and worked at the Calvert Marine Museum since 1998. The current Curator of Paleontology for the museum, he discusses what Southern Maryland looked like during the Miocene Epoch and the significance of his working relationships with the local paleontological community in the following oral history excerpts.

“It Bringeth Forth Much Fruit”

Dr. Stephen Godfrey, a native of Alberta, Canada, has lived in Southern Maryland and worked at the Calvert Marine Museum since 1998. The current Curator of Paleontology for the museum, he discusses what Southern Maryland looked like during the Miocene Epoch and the significance of his working relationships with the local paleontological community in the following oral history excerpts.

Knights of the Round Table

Dr. Stephen Godfrey, a native of Alberta, Canada, has lived in Southern Maryland and worked at the Calvert Marine Museum since 1998. The current Curator of Paleontology for the museum, he discusses what Southern Maryland looked like during the Miocene Epoch and the significance of his working relationships with the local paleontological community in the following oral history excerpts.

Slackwater is recited stories

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Ghost Stories

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The Golden Hotel

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