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PRESERVATION MARYLAND 2015 ANNUAL REPORT TAKING THE LEAD 03 01 02 04 05 06 08 07 MONTHS12 OF PRESERVATION MARYLAND 09 YEAR IN REVIEW 11 12 10

JAN Meagan Baco joins the APR Members of the General JUL Summer School brings OCT We proudly announced 01 team as our new Director of 04 Assembly join us for a reverent 07 together a record number of 10 our inaugural selection of sites Communications. moment on the 150th anniversary of Main Streets and Heritage Areas. forw our ne Six-to-Fix Program. FEB Town Halls across the the surrender at Appomattox at AUG Pre-dating Disneyworld, NOV Visit presmd.org — our 02 state bring hundreds of voices St. Ann’s Church in Annapolis. 08 Enchanted Forest's iconic 11 new website by Younts Design togethero t advocate for preservation MAY A statewide celebration structures reopen on Clark's Eliok Inc, a national firm and our neighbors in Maryland. 05 of preservation for Farm in Howard County. in historic Meadow Mill. MAR We lead the Maryland Preservation Month. SEP Experts lead and join our DEC Author Lauren Silberman 03 delegation during National JUN Kayakers explore the 09 mid-century modern bus 12 shares her favorite stories Preservation Advocacy Week in 06 indigenous landscape of tour spanning Prince George’s and about noted and notable women of Washington, DC. Crisfield yled b the Accohannock Montgomery Counties. Maryland in her book, "Wild Women Indian Tribe. of Maryland." PRESERVATION MARYLAND 2015 ANNUAL LETTER

In 2015, Preservation Maryland’s 1 goal was straightforward: to be the MARYLAND unquestionable statewide leader for saving the Best of Maryland. PRESERVATION BOARD OF DIRECTORS HE ORGANIZATION WORKED ot strategically achieve that goal through investing heavily in advocacy, outreach, and funding. On the advocacy front, we hosted PRESIDENT Anthony Azola Town Hall meetings, led policy workshops, arranged over 50 in-person meetings VICE-PRESIDENTS with key state legislators, worked with partners to reverse damaging cuts to vital Mary C. Gregory preservation programs — and kept up pressure at the local level to support the Tyler Tate pe, leed Teffortsf o trusted allies from Baltimore to Cumberland. The organization also joined the SECRETARY Theresa T. Michel leadership team of Partners for Open Space, the state’s premiere open space advocacy

TREASURER coalition, which defends the funds that support Maryland’s Heritage Areas and protects the Samuel K. Himmelrich, Jr. cultural landscapes which define the state’s rural legacy. ASSISTANT TREASURER EFFORTS TO INCREASE THE IMPACT OF THE ORGANIZATION through outreach Thomas S. Spencer, Esq. gained additional ground in 2015 with the launch of Six-to-Fix. This innovative new Diane L. Caslow program couples threatened historic resources with seed funding, capacity building, Edwin S. Crawford volunteers, and a publicity campaign to address the cause of the threat and set

Matthew J. Daw pe, leed ap these important places on a positive trajectory. The first six sites, detailed in this Amanda Fenstermaker report,e ar a geographically and topically diverse collection of the places that make Maryland great. In addition to Six-to-Fix, we held another successful Preservation Dale Glenwood Green Nicholas A. Redding aaia, apt, leed ap Summer School, our intensive one-day professional development seminar that brings EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Richard E. Hall aicp together the regional preservation community to network, learn, and collaborate. Nicholas G. Penniman, IV DIRECT AID TO BRICKS-AND-MORTAR PROJECTS through the Heritage Fund remained

Jeffrey A. Penza aia a critical component of the organization — bolstered by the decision to increase John J. Petro potential grant awards to $10,000, thus providing an opportunity to address larger

Ann Powell aia, leed ap bd+c ande mor complex projects. The first $10,000 grant was sent across the Bay to Cambridge to assist the emergency repair of the Hearn Hardware Building — a Nakita Reed aia, apt, noma, ncarb, leed ap bd+c, ggp critical component of the downtown historic district and future anchor for the Anthony Azola redevelopment of Race Street. A full report on the success of our grant program BOARD PRESIDENT iso als included herein. NONE OF THIS WOULD HAVE BEEN POSSIBLE without your support. That support not only made this work financially possible, it also gave us the confidence to launch new programs, become stronger advocates, and support important projects. To the extent that we were successful in 2015, we owe atf deb o gratitude to you, our generous and steadfast supporters. We look forward to working on your behalf in 2016 to save the very Best of Maryland. Respectfully,

Nicholas A. Redding Anthony Azola EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR BOARD PRESIDENT WASHINGTON15 13 • ALLEGANY • 23 Cumberland Hagerstown Elkton • GARRETT Westminster 19 • HARFORD • Havre de Grace • CARROLL BALTIMORE 2 Oakland 1 FREDERICK 17 14 CECIL Frederick • Towson 15 •

REPORT 3 12 BALTIMORE CITY Ellicott City • • KENT 2015 STATEWIDE HERITAGE FUND HOWARD Baltimore • ANNUAL Chestertown

HERITAGE FUND HIGHLIGHTS

2015 17 Repair of Ceres Bethel Church 19 Stabilization of Iron Master’s House Centerville Ruins at the Catoctin Furnace • AFRICAN AMERICAN RESOURCES CULTURAL HERITAGE SOCIETY MONTGOMERY ANNE The ca. 1870 church building and cemetery are intact examples of post- FRIENDS OF CUNNINGHAM FALLS AND GAMBRILL STATE PARK 6 ARUNDEL QUEEN The history of the Catoctin Furnace represents in microcosm the history • ANNE’S Civil War African American rural religious properties, but since 1984, the Rockville building has stood vacant and suffered at the hand of vandals and the of the Industrial Revolution in America; from 1776 to 1903, several iron Greenbelt • companies mined the rich ore banks near Catoctin Mountain, smelted it elements. The Heritage Society was granted $5000 to repair the roof Annapolis • and stabilize the building. Volunteers will provide labor for the other in furnaces, and cast iron implements of every description. With funding tasks necessary for stabilization, including removing the beehives in the from our Heritage Fund and the Maryland Heritage Area Authority, the walls and securing the doors and windows. stones of the 1774 Master’s House will be realigned and repointed to CAROLINE make the site safe for visitors Denton • 2 Public Archaeology at Hall Springs in Herring Run Park 11 Collection Planning and Preservation TALBOT BALTIMORE HERITAGE Based on a previous exploratory survey, a prehistoric camp, a 17th-century mill, an 18th-century tavern, and a ACCOHANNOCK INDIAN TRIBE The Accohannock Indian Tribe has called • Easton 19th-century plantation have been located in Herring Run Park. With a the Eastern Shore home for generations. John Smith encountered the PRINCE $5000 grant, Baltimore Heritage will complete shovel tests at the most tribe when he arrived in 1608, and today the Tribe regularly shares GEORGE’S threatened sites and organize a public outreach effort which will include its history with the public. Sadly, the Tribe’s museum that housed art, residents, stakeholders, and local schools. Support from the Heritage artifacts, and archives was closed by damages from Hurricane Sandy. The Fund will cover project equipment and project management expenses. Accohannock Indian Tribe will receive $4000 from the Heritage Fund to hire a consultant to draft a plan for the conservation and organization of CALVERT the materials in the collection. La Plata • Cambridge • 2015 STATEWIDE PRESERVATIONISTS ACROSS THE STATE eutiliz Heritage Fund grants for CHARLES HERITAGE FUND everything from preservation planning to hands-on preservation work to sharing PROJECTS their stories through outreach programming. Get to know our 2015 grantees: DORCHESTER EDUCATION & RESEARCH PLANNING & FEASIBILITY REPAIR & REHAB WICOMICO

Solomons • • Ocean City • 1 Baltimore Architecture Foundation 11 Accohannock Indian Tribe SOMERSET 17 African American Resources and Cultural SAINT Salisbury BALTIMORE CITY Doors Open Baltimore COUNTY Accohannock collection planning Heritage Society FREDERICK COUNTY MARY’S doorsopenbaltimore.org and preservation Ceres Bethel Church façade stabilization 2 Baltimore Heritage BALTIMORE CITY Public 12 City of Brunswick FREDERICK COUNTY 18 Dorchester County Council DORCHESTER St Mary’s City archaeology project Cemetery condition assessment COUNTY Hearn Hardware Building • 3 C&O Canal Trust MONTGOMERY COUNTY 13 Evergreen Heritage Center Foundation stabilization SOMERSET WORCESTER Promoting Swains Lockhouse restoration ALLEGANY COUNTY Structural assessment 19 Friends of Cunningham Falls and Gambrill 4 Gibson Island Historical Society ANNE and architectural plan for historic barn State Park FREDERICK COUNTY Catoctin ARUNDEL COUNTY Archaeology project 14 Habitat for Humanity of Frederick Furnace Iron Master’s House Ruins 5 Maryland Historical Trust BALTIMORE County FREDERICK COUNTY Architectural stabilization CITY National Register research of African evaluation of log cabin 20 St. John’s Episcopal Church HARFORD COUNTY American Civil Rights resources 15 Hagerstown Aviation Museum WASHINGTON Belfry restoration Chrisfield 6 Pigtown Main Street BALTIMORE CITY COUNTY Museum facility feasibility 21 St. Vincent de Paul Church BALTIMORE CITY • Pedestrian wayfinding signage assessment South and east façade restoration 7 Preservation Society of Fells Point and 16 Historical Society of Charles County 22 Town of Brookville MONTGOMERY COUNTY Federal Hill BALTIMORE CITY Robert Long CHARLES COUNTY Interpretation at Entrance signs House lecture series Rich Hill historic property 23 Washington County Historical Society 8 Reginald F. Lewis Museum BALTIMORE CITY WASHINGTON COUNTY Façade restoration Assessment and digitization of Mutual at the Miller House Benefits Society Register 24 West End Citizens Association DORCHESTER 9 St. Mary’s College of Maryland Foundation COUNTY Wallace Office Building restoration ST. MARY’S COUNTY Curation of Cremona collections 10 St. Mary’s College of Maryland Foundation ST. MARY’S COUNTY Determination of National NOTE: Boxed numbers shown on this map Register eligibility for Thomas Gerard site locate Six-to-Fix sites described on page 4. DIRECT IMPACT STATEWIDE HERITAGE FUND GRANTS WASHINGTON • ALLEGANY • Cumberland Hagerstown Elkton GARRETT • Westminster 5 • HARFORD 20 • Havre de Grace • CARROLL BALTIMORE Oakland FREDERICK 3 CECIL Frederick Towson • • 2 BALTIMORE 2 CITY

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In 2015, Preservation Maryland’s Heritage Fund granted $107,250 to 26 varied and far-reaching projects, which leveraged more than $750,000 in total project costs. PROACTIVE PRESERVATION SIX-TO-FIX

4 We launched our innovative Six-to-Fix program in October, 4 Glenn Dale Hospital: Breathing New Life 2015. Rather than creating lists of threatened buildings, Just before Thanksgiving, Preservation Maryland we’re doing something about it. Learn more at: sixtofix.org. joined representatives of the three community groups who nominated Glenn Dale for a kick-off REPORT

1 Antietam Battlefield: A Clean-Up Campaign meetingo t discuss the long history of this site. The focus was on what has happened, Ine lat November, staff met with Antietam National Battlefield what is current law, and what can be to discuss a spring-clean up effort. Our team is working to ANNUAL

accomplished together. Next, a meeting identify additional funding to enhance the scope of the project with the Maryland–National Capital Parks to restore and reinterpret the field 2015 and Planning Commission, who owns the and other resources, including the site, is scheduled to start the next phase Park’s Mission 66 Visitor Center, andot t ge all sides moving towards the which is historic in its own right. goalf o a suitable redevelopment plan. To date, Preservation Maryland There is still much to be accomplished — has secured over $13,000 in bute w ar moving in a positive direction. funding — largely from the generosity of the Hagerstown Garden Club. 5 Holly Hall: Grand Dame of Elkton

2 Baltimore’s Historic Storefronts A team from Preservation Maryland joined with representatives ofy the Cit of Elkton and the property’s owners, Cordish In November, the Hogan Administration made the decision to Development, to talk big-picture strategy and concepts for fund a $650,000 large-scale façade improvement program redevelopment. Everything was thrown on the table — from tax for Baltimore’s historic storefronts — a result of intense creditso t tax increment financing. A site visit followed, with advocacy by Preservation Maryland and a promise from Cordish to address our partners, like Living Classrooms immediate structural needs. We Foundation, Civic Works, and the are planning site visits to similar Neighborhood Design Center. Applications properties across the region to see were accepted in December, and work will the breadth of possibility for Holly start in Spring 2016. Our role is to bring Hall. Additionally, Preservation attentiono t this positive development Maryland has begun to review the ando t advocate for continued funding for legal documentation on the property preservation from the State. that binds current and future use. 3 Dorchester County: High Tides of Change Bosin 6 Pleasant View: Civil War to Civil Rights Kathy

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6 WE GRATEFULLY ACKNOWLEDGE our donors Mr. & Mrs. William M. Levy BENEFACTOR · $500 – $999 Mr. Davy H. McCall for their generous support of Preservation Ms. Theresa T. Michel Mr. & Mrs. Raymond L. Bank Mr. & Mrs. Herbert Miller Ms. Frederica B. Baxter Maryland and its programs. Ayers Saint Gross, Inc. Mr. Robert C. Bishop Azola Companies Mrs. Catharine F. Black

REPORT Baltimore National Heritage Area LEGACY SOCIETY · PLANNED GIVING Baltimore Development Corporation Mr. & Mrs. Robert Brennan France Merrick Foundation Brennan + Company Architects Ms. Mary Catherine Bunting Mrs. Edith June Coffin Hagerstown Garden Club Brown Advisory Ms.y Ga Carter Mr. & Mrs. D. Tyler Gearhart Lewis Contractors, LLC Calvert Investment Counsel Mr. & Mrs. John Colmers Mr. & Mrs. Matthew L. Kimball Maryland Historical Trust Mr. Edwin Crawford

ANNUAL Historic Roofing Company, Inc.

Ms. Theresa T. Michel Middendorf Foundation, Inc. Keast & Hood Structural Engineers Mr. & Mrs. Bruce W. Fleming Mr. & Mrs. Thomas S. Spencer National Trust for Maryland Heritage Properties Ms. Mary Gregory Ms. Kathryn Washburn Historic Preservation 2015 Maryland Main Street Program Ms. Dorothy B. Krug National Trust Insurance Services, LLC Ms. Patricia G. Littlefield HERITAGE SOCIETY · $2500+ PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE · $1000 – $2499 Niles, Barton & Wilmer, LLP Mr. & Mrs. D. W. Wells Obrecht The Honorable Marsha E. Barnes & Mr. & Mrs. William K. Beard, Jr. N.S.C.D.A. Mid-Eastern Shore Mr. & Mrs. Richard M. Patterson The Honorable Robert A. Bradtke Ms. Diane Caslow Penza + Bailey, Architects, Inc. Mr. John Petro The Estate of Edith June Coffin Mr. Francis Chaney, II Pinnacle Advisory Group Ms. Ann Powell AIA, LEED AP BD+C Mr. Samuel Himmelrich, Jr. Ms. Amanda B. Fenstermaker & SM+P Architects Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas Redding Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas G. Penniman The Heart of Chesapeake County Terra Nova Ventures, LLC Ms. Jennifer Stanley Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey A. Penza AIA Heritage Area Worcester Eisenbrandt, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Tyler Tate AIA Mr. & Mrs. Thomas S. Spencer Mr. Robert S. Gray Mr. & Mrs. Henry Wixon Mr. & Mrs. Richard C. Tilghman Morgan State University Bowie & Jensen

FINANCIAL SUMMARY — FOR THE FISCAL YEAR ENDED SEPTEMBER 30, 2015

REVENUES STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION STATEMENT OF ACTIVITES

Investment Income ASSETS REVENUES Used for Operations · 45% Cash and Cash Equivalents $ 31,463 Contributions and Grants 338,646 Contributions + Grants · 49% Investments at Fair Value 8,982,931 Dues 26,906 Grants Receivable 7,817 Conference Income 18,797 Prepaid Expenses 18,453 Other Income 1,507 Equipment and Historic Investment Income Collections, Net 174,223 Used for Operations 311,570 Total Assets $ 9,214,887 Total for Operations $ 697,426 LIABILITIES & NET ASSETS Other Investment Income (540,923) Accounts Payable and Total Revenues $ 156,503 Dues · 3% Accrued Expenses $ 22,701 Conference Grants Payable 111,540 EXPENSES Income · 3% Dueo t Maryland Program Services EXPENSES Historical Trust 1,233,992 Funding $ 50,361 Deferred Revenue 9,075 Education + Outreach · 56% Education and Outreach 390,788 Total Liabilities $ 1,377,308 Advocacy 116,577 NET ASSETS Preservation Services 5,731 Properties and Collections 32,986 Unrestricted $ 6,177,004 Unrestricted, Board Total Program Support $ 596,443 Designated 674,087 SUPPORT SERVICES Temporarily Restricted 406,017 Fundraising $ 39,703 Advocacy · 17% Permanently Restricted 580,471 General and Administration 61,280 Preservation Total Net Assets $ 7,837,579 Services · 1% Total Support Services 100,983 Funding · 7% Total Liabilities and Net Assets $ 9,214,887 Total Expenses $ 697,426 Properties + Collections · 6% Net Assets – Beginning of Year $ 8,378,502 General + Administrative · 8% Net Assets – End of Year $ 7,837,579 Fundraising · 6% Change in Net Assets ($540,923) OUR SUPPORTERS THANK YOU

Canusa Corporation Ms. Rieyn DeLony Ms. Candace Morrell Mountain Maryland Gateway 7 Capital One Waverly Main Street Mr. Peter Morrill to the West Heritage Area Cho Benn Holback + Associates, Inc. Mr.s Charle L. Edson Mr. & Mrs. Jeremy Moser Townf o Elkton David H. Gleason Associates, Inc. Hon. & Mrs. Bert T. Edwards Mr. & Mrs. Samuel M. Murray Delbert Adams Construction Dr. Ralph E. Eshelman Mr.s Charle Myers COLLEAGUES · $100 Group,C LL Dr.. J Gunnar Fisher Mr. Travers C.Nelson C&O Canal Association Ellin & Tucker, Chartered Mrs. Sara W. Fishman Mr. & Mrs. Phillip W. Neuberg Carpenters House Ministries, Inc. GWWO, Inc./Architects Mr. Carl Fleischhauer & Ms. Kara Norman Charles County Department MARYLAND

Hord Coplan Macht, Inc. Ms. Paula J. Johnson Ms. Mary O’Connell of Planning & Growth Management McDoux Preservation, LLC Ms. Florence Bryan Fowlkes Ms.a Laur M. Oliphant Dean Robert Camlin & Assoc. Inc. Morton & Sophia Macht Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Barrett Freedlander Ms. Judith S. Olmer Downtown Frederick Partnership SouthFen, Inc. Rev. & Mrs. Robert J. Fringo Mr. & Mrs. T.J. O’Malley Electric Vehicle Institute The Lloyd E. Mitchell Foundation Dr. & Mrs. Earl P. Galleher, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. W. Peter Pearre AIA Four Rivers Heritage Area Ziger/Snead Architects, LLP Ms. Suzanne Gallo Mrs. Sheila Sweeney Peter Friendsf o Hancock’s Resolution Ms. Auni Gelles Mr. Steven Pippin Friendsf o Jerusalem Mill SUPPORTER · $250 – $499 Ms. Doreen Getsinger Mr. & Mrs. Norman H. Plummer

Friendsf o Wye Mill, Inc. PRESERVATION Mr. & Mrs. Tom Allen Mr. Alan C. Gill Mr. & Mrs. C. A. Porter Hopkins Galesville Heritage Society, Inc. Ms. Melissa N. Archer Mr. & Mrs. Kirk G. Godwin Mrs. Gretchen S. Redden Gibson Island Historical Society, Inc. Mr. Martin P. Azola Mr. Jerome Christopher Gray AIA Ms.a Nakit Reed AIA, LEED Greenbelt Museum Ms. Paula Bogert Ms. Lee Ellen Griffith AP BD+C, GGP Havre de Grace Main Street, Inc. Ms.e Elis A. Butler Mr. Henry J. Gwiazda Dr. & Mrs. William F. Rienhoff, III Hayles and Howe Ms. Judith A. Christensen Ms. Ann Hagerty Boyce AIA Ms. Bonnie Rosenthal Heartf o the Civil War Heritage Area Ms. Louise K. Coleman Mr.d Richar E. Hall Ms. Charen Rubin Historic Cambridge, Inc. Mr. Matthew J. Daw PE LEED AP Mr. Ron Hamlen & Ms. Sue Fuhrmann Mr.y Ja N. Ryan, Jr. Kennard High School Alumni Mr. Christian Havemeyer Ms. . Jean R Hankey Mr. & Mrs. John M. Sacchetti Association Mrs.y Nanc W. Horst Ms. Beth Harber & Mr. Henry Kay Mr. George H. Sack, Jr. Maryland Heritage Areas Authority Mr. & Mrs. O. James Lighthizer Mr. Douglas A. Harbit Ms. Saralyn Salisbury Montgomery County Historic Mr. & Mrs. Henry R. Lord Ms. Marilyn B. Hatza Ms. Crystal Sanchez Preservation Commission Mr. & Mrs. Jonathan B. Lyons Mr. & Mrs. Duane Heiler Mr. & Mrs. Ricks E. Savage Montgomery Preservation, Inc. Mr. Bradley S. McDearman Ms. . Eva P Higgins Ms. Lauren Schiszik Murphy & Dittenhafer Architects Lucy & Paul McKean Mr. Gregory W. Hinchcliffe & Ms. Donna Schneider Oceany Cit Development Corporation Mr. Edward T. McMahon Ms. Karen D. Schiebel Mrs. Patricia Schooley Patapsco Heritage Greenway, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Brendan A. Meagher Dr. & Mrs. R. Gary Hollenbeck Mr. & Mrs. Ralph A. Secoura Prince George’s County Historical Ms. Suzanne Merryman Mr. Johns W. Hopkins & Mr.s Jame W. Shepherd AIA Society Mr. George A. Murnaghan Ms. Mary C. Cox Mr. Michael Singer Richardson Maritime Museum Mr. Samuel J. Parker & Mrs. Anne H. Stick Hopkins Mr. & Mrs. Albert H. Small Save Historic Antietam Foundation Mrs. Patricia Hayes-Parker Ms. Terri Householder Mrs. Romaine Somerville Silver Spring Historical Society Mr. George K. Reynolds, III Mr. & Mrs. Michael R. Hoyt Mr. Edward Steinhouse South Mountain Heritage Society Mrs. Eleanor N. Richwine Ms. Elizabeth A. Hughes & Mr. H. Edward Stick Southern Maryland Mr. Wayne Ruth Mr. Victor M. Makovitch Mr. Don Stickle Heritage Area Consortium Mr. Walter & Mrs. Nancy Schamu Mr. & Mrs. Richard Hynson, Jr. Mr. Kenneth Stockbridge Storiesf o the Chesapeake Mr. & Mrs. Brian Walsh Dr. & Mrs. Iredell W. Iglehart, III Mr. George B. Stover Heritage Area Glenn Dale Citizens’ Association, Inc. Mrs. Madelyn G. Irish Mr. Denis Superczynski TTR Sotheby’s International Realty Quinn Evans Architects Mr. Stephen S. Israel Mrs. Suzanna Thieblot US Lighthouse Society The Aubrey Skip Pearre IV Fund Mr. Marcus Israel Mr. & Mrs. J. Richard Thomas Washington County The Pennyghael Foundation, Inc. Ms. Susan Jackson-Stein Ms. Melissa Thorn Historical Society, Inc. Drs. Robert & Bayly Janson-La Palme Ms. Helen S. Tice Washington Grove Historic SPONSOR · $100-$249 Dr. & Mrs. Michael Johnston Mr. Stephen Topping Preservation Commission Ms. Ann H. Jones Mr. & Mrs. Craig A. Townsend West End Citizens Association, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. August E. Aull, III Mr. Michael Joy Mr. David Tufaro Mr. Robert R. Bair Mr.. & Ms Darryl Jurkiewicz Mr.. G Robert Tyson PATRON · $50 – $99 Ms. Bree Beal Mr. & Mrs. Roger Katzenberg Ms. Jean Van Meter Mr. Joseph Biggin Mr. & Mrs. Matthew L. Kimball Mr. Judd Vickers Ms. Tiffany Ahalt Ms. Elizabeth Biliske & Dr. Julia A. King & Mr. Ray Cannetti Mr. Thomas Vitanza AIA & Dr. & Mrs. Aristides C. Alevizatos Mr. Patrick Holmes Mrs. Judith S. Kremen Ms. Rebecca L. Stevens AIA Ms. Marianne Alexander Mr.s Charle R. Boice Ms.y Nanc Kurtz Mr. & Mrs. Peter Vogt Mr. Wililam G. Allman Mr. & Mrs. John K. Boitnott Ms. Patricia Lavato The Hon. Thomas Ward Dr. & Mrs. William A. Andersen Ms.y Nanc Bowland Mr. & Mrs. Keith Lawson Mr. & Mrs. Guy Warfield Ms. Patricia B. Andrews Mr. Andrew J. Burger, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. John Leith-Tetrault Mr. & Mrs. Eric Wenger Mr. Preston Athey Ms. Cindy L. Candelori Mr. & Mrs. Pete Lesher Mrs. Helen Crettier Wilkes Ms. Ceres Bainbridge Ms. Jana Carey & Dr. Ben Yuhas The Reverend & Ms. Patricia E. Williams Mr.. Gary D Baker Ms. Kathleen Clendaniel Mrs. Richardson A. Libby Mr. Scott Winnette & Mrs. Priscilla R. Baker Mr. . Peter G Conrad Mr. George Liebmann Mr. Anthony Moscato, Jr. Ms. Rebecca Bankard Mr. & Mrs. Alexander Craig Mr. Aaron Marcavitch Mr. & Mrs. Jack Wood Ms. Sheila Bashiri Ms. Susan Craig-Redding Ms. Sylvia Cooke Martin Mr. & Mrs. Hiram Woodward, Jr. Mr.. R Christian Berg Ms. Amanda Cropper Mr. & Mrs. E. Trail Mathias Mr. Carter M. Yepsen Ms. Betty Bird Ms. Christina Csaszar Mr. & Mrs. James B. McCeney Baltimore Community Foundation Mr.e Bruc I. 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