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Tomorrow's Webinar
May 5, 2021
12 p.m. - 1 p.m.

What do Kermit the Frog and John Marshall’s Supreme Court robe have in common? Not much, except for the expert work of textile conservator Howard Sutcliffe, who has preserved a range of priceless objects including the beloved Muppet and Marshall’s robe. Over 300+ hours of work, Sutcliffe stabilized the silk and reversed some of the earlier “repairs.”

This Wednesday, director of museum operations Jennifer Hurst-Wender and curator of collections Lea Lane will talk with Howard about the science and techniques behind the preservation of John Marshall’s Supreme Court robe.

Registration is $10 per device connection/free for Preservation Virginia Members (Members can email Jenna Affeldt, development coordinator, at jaffeldt@preservationvirginia.org to sign up).

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Did you miss the webinar on archaeology at Scotchtown? Watch online at your convenience!

Recently, Dr. Elizabeth A. Fisher, the Shelton H. Short III Professor in the Liberal Arts and Professor of Classics and Archaeology at Randolph-Macon College, Lea C. Lane, Preservation Virginia curator of collections and Dawn Burnett, site coordinator at Patrick Henry’s Scotchtown, sat down over Zoom to discuss archaeological investigations and discoveries at the historic site in Hanover County. Finds from field schools and research into primary sources offer clues for further programming and interpretation at Scotchtown.
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