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It’s a new year and a new newsletter! This month, John Bergman-McCool and Marla Taylor wrap the Peabody Institute in plastic in the final phases of preparing the building for our (very nearly started!) renovation work. We are also pleased to hear from Phillips Academy Senior Jack Angelo, who explains the inspiration behind the creation of the Andover Anthropological Society’s blog site. If you’re looking for what to read next, we absolutely recommend you go there. Stay well and stay warm!
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January 2026 Building Update
Contributed by John Bergman-McCool
With construction in our building slated to start this month, Peabody staff have packed up and moved to a temporary space at George Washington Hall. Read on for more about the move and photos of our work!
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Why We Started the AAS Blog
Contributed by Jack Angelo ’26
This month we hear from one of the student board members and blog lead of the Andover Anthropological Society, a student club created at Phillips Academy last year. Read on to learn more about the AAS Blog!
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Wrapping up Peabody History
Contributed by Marla Taylor
Did you know that the building that houses the Peabody Institute was built between 1901 and 1903? As anyone who has lived in the same house for a long time can attest – it is really easy to accumulate stuff. Check out what we found cleaning out our attic!
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Introducing a new four-part ICC Speaker Series presented by SAR’s Indian Arts Research Center (IARC) - Rethinking What It Mean to Care for Collections.
Rethinking Collections Stewardship invites museum professionals, cultural workers, and community members into a space of thoughtful reflection, dialogue, and reimagining.
Panel 1: Intellectual Care of Collections Tuesday, February 3rd 2026 1:00 - 2:30 PM (MT) Online - FREE with registration
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