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Specific picture descriptions: Photos above with "i" icons next to the bracketed sequence numbers (e.g. "[1] ") are described as follows:
1. JPATTB_150923_001.JPG: A Family Legacy: The Weisman Blacksmith Shop
2. JPATTB_150923_006.JPG: Saving Our Past for Our Future
3. JPATTB_150923_041.JPG: What Was the War of 1812?
4. JPATTB_150923_045.JPG: A Country Divided: Democratic-Republicans versus Federalist
5. JPATTB_150923_050.JPG: What Caused the War of 1812?
6. JPATTB_150923_056.JPG: Theaters of War
7. JPATTB_150923_059.JPG: The War of 1812 was fought in four main areas: on the ocean, where the vessels of both sides attacked each other's shipping; along the US Atlantic coast, which was blockaded by the British; on the frontier between the US and Canada; and along the Gulf of Mexico.
8. JPATTB_150923_061.JPG: Pre-War Effects
9. JPATTB_150923_064.JPG: How Did Maryland Respond to War?
10. JPATTB_150923_069.JPG: Privateers
11. JPATTB_150923_078.JPG: War Comes to the Chesapeake
12. JPATTB_150923_084.JPG: British raid at St. Inigoes at the confluence of the St. Mary's River and St. Inigoes Creek by Ralph Butler
13. JPATTB_150923_088.JPG: A National Guard Heritage Painting by Don Troiani
14. JPATTB_150923_093.JPG: Double Masted Barge Model
15. JPATTB_150923_099.JPG: The United States Chesapeake Flotila
16. JPATTB_150923_103.JPG: Designing and Constructing Barges for the Flotilla
17. JPATTB_150923_107.JPG: Manning the Flotilla
18. JPATTB_150923_111.JPG: American Ships
19. JPATTB_150923_113.JPG: USS Constitution Model
20. JPATTB_150923_118.JPG: Battle of Cedar Point
21. JPATTB_150923_122.JPG: Ballistic Warfare Congreve Rockets
22. JPATTB_150923_126.JPG: British Frigate Model
23. JPATTB_150923_132.JPG: British Ships
24. JPATTB_150923_135.JPG: Carronade: A carronade is a short, smoothbore, cast iron cannon, developed for the Royal Navy by the Carron Company, an ironworks in Scotland. It was effective as a powerful, short-range anti-ship and anti-crew weapon. Carronades were used from the 1770s to the 1850s.
25. JPATTB_150923_140.JPG: First Battle of St. Leonard Creek
26. JPATTB_150923_143.JPG: Maryland Gazette Annapolis, Thursday June 9, 1814 Chesapeake Flotilla
27. JPATTB_150923_146.JPG: Captain Barrie's War on Terror on the Patuxent
28. JPATTB_150923_156.JPG: Second Battle of St. Leonard Creek
29. JPATTB_150923_166.JPG: Diversions and Raids on the Patuxent and Potomac
30. JPATTB_150923_179.JPG: Charles Ball
31. JPATTB_150923_192.JPG: Invasion!
32. JPATTB_150923_200.JPG: Washington on Fire
33. JPATTB_150923_204.JPG: Dawn's Early Light Baltimore and Fort McHenry
34. JPATTB_150923_209.JPG: War Ends
35. JPATTB_150923_217.JPG: The War's Impact on the Chesapeake Region
36. JPATTB_150923_220.JPG: A British raid on a plantation, by Ralph Butler
37. JPATTB_150923_226.JPG: Icons of the War
38. JPATTB_150923_240.JPG: Replica Hogshead Barrel: Large barrels known as hogsheads were used in the Chesapeake to transport cured tobacco to England. Fully packed with tobacco, a hogshead weighed about 1,000 pounds.
39. JPATTB_150923_252.JPG: The Archaeology of the War of 1812 What Has Survived?
40. JPATTB_150923_258.JPG: Terrestrial Archaeology at JPPM
41. JPATTB_150923_267.JPG: Soldier's Equipment
42. JPATTB_150923_270.JPG: Underwater Archaeology
43. JPATTB_150923_273.JPG: Difficulties of Underwater Archaeology
44. JPATTB_150923_296.JPG: John Steuart Skinner
45. JPATTB_150923_305.JPG: Made in America
46. JPATTB_150923_323.JPG: Blacksmith Shop: Tools of the Trade
Wikipedia Description: Jefferson Patterson Park & Museum
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Jefferson Patterson Park & Museum (JPPM) is a 560 acre state park and museum located along the Patuxent River in St. Leonard, Calvert County, Maryland. The property of JPPM was given to the state of Maryland by Mary Marvin Patterson in 1983 in honor of her husband Jefferson Patterson, a U.S. diplomat. Many of its buildings were designed by Gertrude Sawyer starting in the 1930s, and some landscaping was done by Rose Greely.

The property has more than 70 identified archaeological sites, with current excavation and research being done. The land features 9,000 years of documented human occupation.

The park has hiking, walking, and bike trails, a canoe and kayak launch, a visitor's center with exhibits and a gift shop, an exhibit barn, a pavilion for event rental, a recreated Indian village, and a historic house. JPPM has several annual events as well as educational programs and summer camps. Admission is free.

The visitor center, located in a former cattle barn, features displays about the science of archaeology and the work being done on the property. The barn features a War of 1812 exhibit, displays of antique farm equipment and displays about the site's archaeological and cultural history.

The Indian Village was created in 2007 for the commemoration of the 400th anniversary of John Smith’s exploration of Chesapeake Bay and its tributaries. It provides a glimpse into life as it might have been when John Smith visited the people who lived along the Patuxent River. The village features four longhouses, a central fire pit, racks for smoking fish and meat, and a working garden outside the palisade where a variety of plants represent the crops Native people were growing.

Archaeology

JPPM is also the home of the Maryland Archaeological Conservation Laboratory (MAC Lab), which houses over 8 million artifacts. The MAC Lab serves as a clearinghouse for archaeological collections recovered from land-based and underwater projects conducted by State and Federal agencies throughout Maryland. All of these collections are available for research, education, and exhibit purposes to students, scholars, museum curators, and educators.
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