Fifteen-hundred custom archival boxes were delivered on Monday, July 25 to initiate the Peabody’s collections rehousing project.

Collaborating with the Maker Space to laser cut clay stamp paddles based on Peabody collections, for class and community use.

For a week in July, two Lowers (10th graders) came to the Peabody every day for four hours to fulfill their work duty commitment for the school year.

Students conduct their own critical reading of one of the Peabody’s dioramas during two sections of Writing for Success during summer session.  The Peabody houses two dioramas of American Indian life.

There’s nothing like a good mystery and the Peabody Museum has plenty of them. A recent survey of the museum’s archives, including the extensive photographic collection, uncovered an intriguing photograph.

In my first few weeks at the Peabody, I’ve been surveying the museum’s archival material to gain a better sense of the collections before proceeding to more detailed cataloging and processing work. It's been fascinating to begin to piece together the history of the Peabody through the materials I'm coming across, and to learn about 20th century American Archaeology in the process.