Bob Genheimer, Curator of Archaeology

From his earliest days exploring the woods near Clifton, Bob Genheimer knew he was interested in digging up history. When he learned what archaeology was, he finally had a name for his passion. And that's how he ended up in a toilet. Many toilets in fact - 19th century privy shafts, it turns out, are treasure troves of knowledge. One of Bob's favorite stories involves a policeman in a privy. We'll talk to him about that, his first experience at Union Terminal, and the dig into the course of his career, which includes 33 years here at CMC.