Advance reservation required. This exhibit shows how the Chesapeake Bay has changed since the last Ice Age receded 12,000 years ago, and how this changed the lives of the Native Americans and colonists living around the Bay. This exhibit takes a look into the difficulties conservators face as they try to preserve artifacts for exhibition and study. This exhibit is part of the Woodland Trail and highlights the many different plants and trees that have become part of our modern landscape, even though some of them originally came from other parts of the world. Club No fee.
Meetings begin at dark.
Meetings at JPPM on March 31, May 12, July 14, and August 25, 2001. Anyone interested in learning about the stars is welcome. Meetings are canceled during inclement weather. The SCAT Club is a group of people interested in learning about and sharing the ways prehistoric people made stone tools, baskets, tanned skins, and more. This 0.8 mile long trail takes visitors along a stream bottom and into an upland forest of oak, poplar, and hickory.