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Such a great early morning visit to the Alan Ewing Carman Museum of Prehistory in Cumberland County, followed directly with a stop at the proposed site of the new Woodruff Museum of Indian Artifacts, then straight through to the current Woodruff Museum at the Bridgeton Public Library….a whirlwind of a tour.
Mr. Jones was very pleased to facilitate a connection between Rowan University and these two fine cultural museums. A special thank you to Ted Ritter, Esquire, for being our guide.
Pictured (L to R): Richard Adamczyk, Curator, Alan Ewing Carman Museum of Prehistory in Cumberland County, Brian W. Jones, President/CEO, The First National Bank of Elmer, Jennifer Janofsky, Ph.D., Megan Giordono Fellow and Professor of Public History, Rowan University, Bill Carrigan, Ph.D., Professor of History, Rowan University, James M. Hundley, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Anthropology, Rowan University (photo of attendees taken at the Carman Museum)