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Princeton Museum looks to decipher mysterious shorthand of donated journal

  • The Princeton and District Museum received journals from Rev. Dr. John C. Goodfellow, filled with unusual shorthand, which the museum aims to decipher.
  • Goodfellow's grandson, Chris, provided a key to interpret the shorthand and expressed gratitude for the museum's care of the collection.
  • Museum operations manager Todd Davidson noted that volunteers are working on the collection, but the shorthand remains a mystery.
  • Goodfellow, a significant figure in Princeton, was involved in many community initiatives and significantly impacted the area from 1927 until his death in 1968.
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Princeton Museum looks to decipher mysterious shorthand of donated journal

Goodfellow's grandson will help the museum decode the unusual shorthand

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