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CATEGORIES:,Lectures/ Workshops,Exhibition,History & Heritage,
CREATED:20150226T220643Z
DESCRIPTION:Join science educator, author and Johns Hopkins alumnus Louis 
 B. Rosenblatt,  A&S ʼ84 (PhD) for an enlightening discussion of the early
  demonstrations of  science that were popular in early Baltimore. Vastly d
 ifferent from today’s  laboratory experiments, these initial scientific i
 nvestigations often were  presented as entertainment in a wide variety of 
 settings, from public venues  like Rembrandt Peale’s Baltimore Museum and
  Gallery of Paintings to the  private parlors of polite society.
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LOCATION:Homewood Museum, JHU Homewood Campus, 3400 N. Charles Street, B
 altimore, MD
SUMMARY:Science and Spectacle in 1800s Baltimore
URL:http://museums.jhu.edu
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