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Ridgely Warfield docked beside large crane.
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Photograph of model of Ridgely Warfield.
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On board Maury in Bay. Scientists watching fishing boat.
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On board Maury in Bay. Scientists pulling soil sample up from Bay.
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On board Maury in Bay. Scientists looking through seaweed sample.
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On board Maury in Bay. Scientist emptying soil sample on paper.
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On board Maury in Bay. Diver being helped onto boat.
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On board Joanbar II in Bay. Scientist working on electronic device.
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On board Joanbar II in Bay. Scientist adjusting device to test water's conductivity and temperature.
Oral history of Grace Brush
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Grace Brush is a professor in the Johns Hopkins Department of Geography and Environmental Engineering. She has studied the impact of human disturbance on the Chesapeake Bay extensively and has been awarded the Mathias Medal for her work. She was also named a Fellow of the Ecological Society of America. In this history, Brush discusses her time at Hopkins and her research, especially that which she completed in the Chesapeake Bay. This oral history is part of the Mame Warren oral histories Series.