​Walking in their Footsteps:  A Patuxent Community

Listen in on Jefferson Patterson Park & Museum's Walking in their Footsteps: A Patuxent Community showcasing our replica Indian Village. This ong​oing project is a collaboration between JPPM and the Huntingtown High School Archaeology Class that began in 2009. The tour is open year-round and is free for all.

To activate the tour, dial 410-246-1966 from your cell phone.

Below are the 10 stops for the Indian Village Audio Tour with the ​audio recordings that you can listen to now by clicking on the links under each stop. Use the tour map to find your way. Make sure your speakers are on!

Click here to view a video of the making of the Indian Village audio tour.

Download the tour map​ to find your way.

Stop 1	Stop 2	Stop 3
Stop 1: A Patuxent Community Stop 101: Mervin Savoy	Stop 2: Native Plants Stop 201: Planting Techniques Stop 202: Farming Landscape	Stop 3: Palisades
Stop 4	Stop 5	Stop 6
​Stop 4: Effigy Pole	​Stop 5: The Huts Stop 501: Recreating Village	Stop 6: The Fire Pits
Stop 7	Stop 8	Stop 9
Stop 7: Canoe Building Stop 701: More on Canoe Building	Stop 8: Shell Middens Stop 801: Middens	Stop 9: The Meeting Area Stop: 901: Family Groups
Stop 10
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Stop 10: Dolores Currie-Credits

Click on the following links to see our other audio tours as the Park!

• 1812 Remembered
• A Culture Revisited

JPPM would like to thank the following sponsors for this project: Boeing, the Anonymous Donor, Friends of JPPM, Garrett Music Academy, Charles Harris, and Calvert County Public Schools.

All music was composed and performed by Jan Seiden of Flute Journey Records. More information about the artist and music may be found at www.JanSeiden.com.