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Maryland Archaeological Conservation Facility

Jefferson Patterson Park, Calvert Co, MD

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Phase 1:Phase I
Completion: 1995
Cost: $3.2 million
Size: 16,000 GSF
Awards: 1998 Maryland State AIA Honor Award; 1998 Baltimore Chapter AIA Honor Award

Phase 2: Phase II
Completion: 1997
Cost: $7.2 million
Size: 32,000 GSF

The Jefferson Patterson Park and Museum is a complex of new and renovated buildings, which are situated on 512 acres in southern Maryland. The facility includes the Maryland Archaeological Conservation Laboratory, a state-of-the-art archeological research, conservation, and collections storage facility. The artifacts researched and stored here were recovered from archaeological sites in Maryland and represent a priceless part of the State’s rich heritage.

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