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Salem Museum – 1

June 14, 2016 by Shane Clarke

I began my time at the Salem Museum on the 1st and I have been enjoying every moment.  Since I’ve began I have not really started any major projects although I have begun minor ones.  I have been working on creating spreadsheets for a collection of papers of former Virginia Speaker of the House J. Sinclair Brown as well as beginning to transcribe an old civil war diary.  Other than that I generally help with setting up the displays.

I really enjoying working here as it is my first experience in public history.  While I have always had an interest in museums my course load has made it difficult for me to explore these interests the previous three years; this serves as an excellent opportunity.  While I am currently working on the projects I’ve described above i also have a few more potential projects to work on; as well as a summer camp to aid the museum with.  I look forward to what the future holds.

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