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2018-2019 Cultural Funding Proposal: Bainbridge Island Historical Museum: First Peoples Exhibit
Our Organization
1. Mission Statement The mission of the Bainbridge Island Historical Museum (BIHM) is to collect, preserve, and foster knowledge of Bainbridge Island History
2. History and Expertise The Bainbridge Island Historical Society began informally on the island in the 1930’s and established itself in 1948 as a unit of the Kitsap County Historical Society. In 1971, BIHM acquired the Island Center Schoolhouse, which was relocated to Strawberry Hill Park and refitted to house the Society’s collections. In 1978 the Museum severed ties with the larger Kitsap Historical Society and became a distinct entity operating under its own set of by-laws, gaining non-profit 501(c)(3) status in 1988. In 2000, the City Council gave the Museum an option to move to its present location on Ericksen Avenue. A long-term lease was signed, and the move was completed in 2004. The Museum’s active membership has grown from 232 in 1988 to its present level of 858.
The Museum is open year-round every day of the week. Volunteer docents present a variety of exhibits to local, national and international visitors. Our teacher docents (many of whom are trained educators) participate in educational outreach programs in the museum and at schools throughout the region. Our staff members help educators, writers and historical researchers locate and interpret historical source material using our collection of artifacts, digital images, books and maps. In line with federal regulations for certified local governments, we provide a Museum representative to serve on the COBI Historic Preservation Commission (HPC). We act as a repository for HPC records and we maintain a set of US Department of the Interior Guidelines for Historic Structures.
As part of our regular activities we organize a series of guided, interpretive walks to places of outstanding local historic significance (Yama, the Agate Point petroglyph, Fort Ward, Blakely Cemetery, Suyematsu Farm, etc.), and we design our fundraising events to contain a significant educational and cultural component (for example, our annual cruise aboard a ‘Mosquito Fleet’ steamer, the Clay Jenkinson talks, or our new ‘History on the Move’ event).
In the last 10 years we have won a total of 13 state, regional, and national-level awards for our publications, exhibits and events, plus two Washington Museum Association “Awards of Individual Excellence” for Executive Director Hank Helm and Curator Rick Chandler.
About Our Request
1) Proposal Description and Purpose a. Succinctly describe the project or activities you are proposing. Include a brief timeline of major milestones during the period of the proposal, including date(s), time(s) and location(s), if appropriate.
The primary objective for this proposal is to update and expand the existing BIHM “First Peoples” exhibit, in collaboration with the Suquamish Tribe, the Bainbridge Island School District (BISD), other area cultural BIHM First Peoples ExhibitPage 3 of 56 organizations, and members of our community. The updated exhibit will include support materials and lesson plans created in collaboration with Suquamish educators, Suquamish Museum staff, and representatives from the BISD. Another component of updating the exhibit is convening a series of conversations, at the BIHM and locations in Suquamish, where our project collaborators will evaluate our current exhibit, discuss how it can best represent the Suquamish Tribe, and how it can best serve the students and teachers in the BISD. BIHM staff and dedicated volunteers are developing relationships and resources which strengthen our capacity to continue our role as a primary facilitator among area stakeholders in the implementation of the tribal sovereignty curriculum in the BISD.
The timeline for updating and expanding our “First Peoples” exhibit has already begun with the initial inventory of the artifacts currently on display, artifacts in the collection, and information in our research library. The exhibit critiques and conversations are expected to begin in winter of 2017 and run through spring 2018. The research and development phase of the project with the Suquamish curator is expected to run from spring 2018 through summer 2018. Implementation of the updated exhibit will be accomplished in fall 2018, concurrent with the formal launch of the tribal sovereignty curriculum in the BISD. An opening event will celebrate our updated exhibit, and provide opportunities for our project partners to continue cultivating their connections. Support materials and lesson plans will be developed in fall 2018 – summer 2019, for use in the museum as well as in the classroom to prepare for and follow up after students’ field trips. In 2019, we will also convene a series of conversations with museum and community members, Suquamish tribal members, and BIHM staff to discuss how Suquamish history and culture can be integrated into other existing BIHM exhibits and programming. b. What are your primary goals and objectives for your project or your organization as a whole (if requesting general operating support)?
The overarching goal of this project is to present an exhibit which more accurately represents the first people who lived and continue to live here. All visitors to this museum should have the opportunity to see Suquamish people as part of Bainbridge Island’s history in a way that connects the past and present, understand the wealth and abundance of Suquamish culture, and celebrate their ongoing presence here for thousands of years. This updated “First Peoples” exhibit is part of a larger program designed to support the BISD as they comply with the 2015 Washington State legislation that requires public schools to teach about tribal sovereignty in collaboration with local Indigenous people.
This project will ensure the BIHM can provide more relevant, truthful, and nuanced interpretations of Suquamish history and contemporary culture. We anticipate our updated exhibit and accompanying support materials for teachers and students will inspire similar work at cultural institutions through the Suquamish Usual and Accustomed Territories (UAT), as the curriculum is implemented in regional public school districts. c. Who is involved in the project or activities and why? List key participants or partners.
Suquamish tribal members Suquamish cultural educators Representatives from the Suquamish Museum, the Suquamish School District, and Chief Kitsap Academy BISD teachers and administrators BISD Multicultural Council Representatives from Bainbridge Island cultural organizations such as the Bainbridge Island Museum of Art, Bainbridge Island Arts and Humanities, the Kids Discovery Museum, Bainbridge Island Metro Park & Recreation BIHM First Peoples ExhibitPage 4 of 56
District, and the Bainbridge Public Library Area community members
2) Alignment with Cultural and/or Economic Elements a. Describe how the proposed project or activities will “contribute to the economic vitality, community character, livability, and quality of life of Bainbridge Island” and specifically, how it addresses one or more community objectives identified within the Cultural Element and/or Economic Element of the Comprehensive Plan.
The update of our First Peoples exhibit will contribute to the community character, livability, and quality of life of Bainbridge Island by honoring the perspectives and stories of the original inhabitants of our City. By producing an exhibit that is reflective of Suquamish perspectives and values, and realized by a Suquamish curator, we can provide cultural experiences that are still relatively unique in the USA. Our “First Peoples” exhibit is one of the only local exhibits centering on the Suquamish Tribe, their culture and history, and their ties to Bainbridge Island. The implementation of the new Suquamish curriculum in the BISD demands an update and expansion of our exhibit, to better serve our local scholars, their families, community members, and visitors to Bainbridge Island.
This project will fulfill the Cultural Activity and the History and Heritage community objectives by providing multiple perspectives on Suquamish culture, history, and contemporary issues through our updated exhibit. The richness of Bainbridge Island’s post-contact history is well documented in our current exhibits, but the pre- contact history needs to be more fully developed. By centering the Suquamish Tribe in our “First Peoples” exhibit, we will strengthen the position that history is a living tradition that continues to influence our daily life through ways we might not realize. Working in partnership with our Indigenous neighbors is an important aspect to healing the intergenerational trauma still affecting their communities, and our relationships with each other. b. Indicate which aspect(s) of the Elements your proposed project or activities will address and how they will address them.
The updated BIHM First Peoples exhibit furthers the City towards its cultural Vision 2036, particularly in relation to offering education programs to residents and visitors, and promoting a living connection to our Island’s indigenous past through partnership with the Suquamish people. Our friendship with the Suquamish Museum means Bainbridge Island will be among a small number of cities with historical museums representing a predominantly post-contact population that partner with a world-class museum belonging to the first people who continue to live in their UATs, as they have for thousands of years.
Policy Cul 3.6 states the City will work with local tribes and others to promote knowledge and understanding of Northwest indigenous cultures, including attention to local school curricula. This policy is at the heart of the BIHM’s project to update and expand its “First Peoples” exhibit with a Suquamish curator and in collaboration with the project’s stakeholders. For the past seven years, the BIHM has been actively cultivating relationships with the Suquamish Tribe. This is a critical foundational element to our work updating the exhibit, and in development of the larger program to support the implementation of the new Suquamish curriculum and elements of the state-wide Since Time Immemorial (STI) curriculum in the BISD. This program has been developed over the course of 2017 with over 175 volunteer hours dedicated to cultivating relationships among the BISD and the Suquamish Museum, as well as researching what BISD teachers want to help them prepare for BIHM First Peoples ExhibitPage 5 of 56 the implementation of the STI curriculum and Suquamish curriculum.
Policy Cul 2.7 states the City will partner with the Suquamish Tribe and others to plan events that celebrate and promote awareness of the region’s Indigenous cultures. As part of the updated exhibit, the BIHM and its project partners will produce a free event to celebrate the opening of the exhibit. After the launch of the updated exhibit, conversations will continue at the museum regarding how the Indigenous history of Bainbridge Island can have greater recognition in other exhibits and programming at the BIHM.
Policy Cul 3.1 states the City will promote a sense of respect and appreciation for history and heritage among Island residents by supporting organizations that provide community education programs, school curriculum, and oral history programs. Our project to update our “First Peoples” exhibit is the foundation of a greater program which will encompass educational programming in and outside of the BIHM, support for two tribal sovereignty curricula, and is currently designed to include an oral history program jointly produced with the BISD and CKA after the Suquamish curriculum has been in place a number of years.
a) The update of our First Peoples exhibit will contribute to the community character, livability, and quality of life of Bainbridge Island by honoring the perspectives and stories of the original inhabitants of our City. By including an exhibit that is reflective of Suquamish perspectives and values, and realized by a Suquamish curator, we can provide cultural experiences that are still relatively unique in the United States. Our First Peoples exhibit is the only local exhibit centering the Suquamish Tribe, their history, and their ties to Bainbridge Island. The implementation of the new Suquamish curriculum in the BISD demands an update and expansion of this exhibit, to better serve our local scholars on field trips, their families, community members, and visitors to Bainbridge Island.
This project will also address the Cultural Activity and the History and Heritage community objectives by providing multiple perspectives on Suquamish culture, history, and contemporary issues through our updated exhibit. Accompanying conversations with members of the community regarding the integration of Suquamish culture into other areas of BIHM’s programming will inspire further relationship-building and nuanced interpretations of Bainbridge Island’s history. The richness of Bainbridge Island’s post-contact history is well documented in our current exhibits, but pre-contact history is not as fully developed. By centering the Suquamish Tribe in our First Peoples exhibit, we will strengthen the idea that history and heritage is a living tradition that continues to influence our daily lives through ways we might not recognize. Working in partnership with our indigenous neighbors is an important aspect to healing the intergenerational trauma still affecting their communities.
b) The updated BIHM First Peoples exhibit is aligned with the City’s Cultural Vision statement, particularly in relation to offering education programs to residents and visitors, and promoting a living connection to our Island’s indigenous past through partnership with the Suquamish people in designing and implementing the updated exhibit. Bainbridge Island will be among a small number of historical museums that partner with indigenous curators, educators, and tribal members in the development of their exhibits.
Policy Cul 3.6 states: the City will work with local tribes and others to promote knowledge and understanding of Northwest Indigenous cultures, including attention to local school curricula. This policy is at the heart of BIHM’s project. A number of factors combine to make this significant undertaking possible and critical at this time, including the relationship-building BIHM has cultivated with the BIHM First Peoples ExhibitPage 6 of 56
Suquamish Tribe over the past seven years, implementation of the new Suquamish curriculum and elements of the state-wide STI curriculum within the BISD, and many volunteer hours devoted to developing this program over the course of 2017.
Policy Cul 2.7 states: the City will partner with the Suquamish Tribe and others to plan events that celebrate and promote awareness of the region’s indigenous cultures. Throughout the planning stage of the project, Suquamish advisors and Bainbridge Island community members will meet to discuss the exhibit and generate ideas on how it can best represent the Suquamish people within the context of the museum. BIHM and its project partners will produce a free event to celebrate the opening of the exhibit. After the launch of the updated exhibit, conversations will continue at the museum regarding how the Indigenous history of Bainbridge Island can be better represented in other exhibits and programming at the BIHM.
Policy Cul 3.1 states: the City will promote a sense of respect and appreciation for history and heritage among Island residents by supporting organizations that provide community education programs, school curriculum, and oral history programs. The updated BIHM exhibit project encompasses all of these aspects; the exhibit will provide community education while it supports the new Suquamish public school curriculum. As the overarching First Peoples program develops, an oral history project is being considered as a way to further develop relationships among BISD students and students at Chief Kitsap Academy.
3) Community Impact: Community Needs, Public Benefit and Access a. What are the community needs that the proposed project or activities seeks to address? What are the projected short- and long-term impacts? Please document and cite relevant and up-to-date City documents, demographic or research sources, etc. Why is your organization well-suited to address these needs?
Short-term impacts of the project include BIHM presenting a more accurate and nuanced exhibit, available to residents and visitors alike and relationship-building among Bainbridge Island community members and Suquamish people as we share perspectives and ideas on the new exhibit. Long-term impacts include becoming known for a unique and respectful telling of pre-contact Bainbridge Island as well as our shared history. In a broader sense, reinterpreting our shared history with the Suquamish, as well as asking them to tell their own story within our museum, addresses the need for our community to hear multiple perspectives and truths as they relate to our Island.
After the opening of the exhibit, the larger program will continue to include support materials and lesson plans for school field trips, ongoing conversations about including Suquamish culture and history in other exhibits and programming at BIHM, the completion of the BIstory boxes which will be available without cost to schools, senior centers, community groups, and others who are interested in exploring these topics, the training of docents to help interpret content on students’ field trips to cultural sites within the Suquamish UAT, and developing a Suquamish Curriculum Education Library for use by teachers in the classroom.
Our project addresses needs identified by a survey of BISD teachers in April 2017. The BIHM, in partnership with the Suquamish Museum, asked teachers what they need to support their teaching of the new STI curriculum and regional Indigenous cultures. This survey was designed to provide an overview of teachers’ existing knowledge of the state-wide STI curriculum and the Suquamish Museum, the resources the teachers currently use to teach BIHM First Peoples ExhibitPage 7 of 56 about Native Americans, and what types of resources they are interested in using. The update and expansion of the BIHM First Peoples exhibit is the foundation of a larger program which directly addresses the needs and preferences identified by the teachers.
The BIHM is well-suited to address these needs based on our existing mission and focus on education. Specifically to this project, we have been participating in the local STI curriculum development process since 2015. We convened meetings with the Suquamish Museum and the BISD to help create connections prior to the completion of the Suquamish curriculum; these meetings are helping to ensure a well-integrated implementation of the curriculum in the 2018-2019 school year. Other aspects of the larger program are also underway, such as compiling resources for teachers that will connect them to Suquamish culture. These resources are intended to support a greater understanding of the true history of Washington State, as well as the history and contemporary challenges and successes of the Suquamish people. b. Describe how the proposed project or activities will encourage the well-being of Bainbridge Island’s significant cultural sector and foster opportunities for collaboration within the cultural sector.
Collaborations within Bainbridge Island’s cultural sector as well as with the Suquamish Tribe will occur primarily as part of the discussions prior to the design of the updated exhibit. They will continue after the exhibit is open, as conversations will continue with community members, representatives from cultural organizations, and the Suquamish Tribe as we imagine how Suquamish culture and history can be more broadly represented in the exhibits and programming at BIHM.
Other projects in this program, but not part of this proposal, include training docents to accompany BISD field trips to the Suquamish Museum, the BIHM, and other areas of interest in the Suquamish UAT, and completion of accompanying support materials and lesson plans for use in conjunction with the exhibit. These elements will be designed in consultation with the partners listed above, as will any other potential elements developed as these partnerships evolve c. Describe how the project or activities will provide opportunities for community participation.
This project provides opportunities for community participation in the preliminary and ongoing conversations mentioned above, as well as the experience of the updated exhibit, available to the public 7 days a week as part of regular BIHM operations. Other components of the overarching program will also be widely available to the community, with BIstory boxes available for free to schools and community groups, and trained docents available to help tailor visitors experiences. d. Describe the audience you will reach and how you will reach them.
Our audience at the museum is comprised of residents and visitors, with a large number of students visiting during the school year. We also reach members of other community groups such as senior centers, the Rotary, and community members in other regional towns who request our services and travelling exhibits. Our target audience for the update of our “First Peoples” exhibit is the BISD students, as well as Suquamish tribal members. We will reach them by including representatives from their communities in our evaluative and planning processes for the exhibit, and through our dedicated outreach to teachers through an email list compiled from the 2017 survey, the BISD Multicultural Council, and ongoing relationships within the Bainbridge Island cultural community. BIHM First Peoples ExhibitPage 8 of 56
4) Capacity for Success a. Explain why you believe you can complete the proposed project within the funding period and are confident in its success (ex: qualifications, past success, strong partnerships or supporters, taking advantage of existing event, etc.) The following aspects of the project favor its successful outcome: • Participation of the Suquamish Curator • Highly-qualified Cultural Programs Administrator • Track record of BIHM as award-winning museum • Strong existing relationships with Suquamish cultural leaders, Suquamish Museum, BISD
b. What steps are you taking to improve the sustainability of the project beyond this period of funding? The update and expansion of the First Peoples exhibit is part of a larger program designed to support BISD teachers and students as the new STI and Suquamish tribal sovereignty curriculum is implemented. Support materials and lesson plans will be developed in collaboration with Suquamish cultural leaders and the BISD to ensure they are accurate, nuanced, and can integrate easily into the classroom. Resources for teachers to use in the classroom as well as background information for their own learning are being compiled, these materials will also be vetted by Suquamish cultural leaders and representatives from the BISD.
5) Evaluation a. Provide an estimate of the number of Bainbridge Islanders (and others) that this project will serve. We expect to serve 3500-4000 Bainbridge Islanders each year. We expect around 14,000 total visitors annually, of which 40% will come from States other than Washington and 7% from overseas.
b. Briefly describe how your organization evaluates the effectiveness of its programming. • We engage in an institutional retreat every year to evaluate and plan aspects of our activities. • Museum operations are rigorously against national standards as part of the STEPS program. • We have established a set of staff/board committees which meet monthly schedule to monitor progress towards institutional goals.
c. How do you plan to monitor the progress of your project during the two-year funding period of 2018-2019? • We collect detailed data on visitation numbers and demographics. • We monitor all group visits and educational programs for the number of participants and solicit feedback. • We monitor traffic and comments on our social media, website and visitors book.
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d. Briefly describe the anticipated impact on organizational capacity and any other improvements as a result of receiving City funding. City funding of this project will result in the creation of an exhibit and support materials that will encourage (1) increased visitor numbers and (2) additional participation in our educational programs. This will have direct and indirect positive impact on revenue and memberships. e. How will you incorporate what you learn from this project into your work? We will use all of the feedback we receive from our various audiences to aid in the design and implementation of future exhibits.
6) Additional Information
See attached document (2016 Annual Report) BIHM First Peoples ExhibitPage 10 of 56
Bainbridge Island Historical Museum
Board of Directors, October 2017
Name Address Phone email
Joan Walters, 123 Bjune Drive SE, Unit 206-715-6129 [email protected] President 202, Bainbridge Island Tom Lamping, 4500 Crystal Springs Dr 206-419-7379 [email protected] Vice-President NE, Bainbridge Island Charlie Averill, 400 Winslow Way E., 206-842-9899 [email protected] Treasurer Apt. 300 Bainbridge Island Kathleen Bullivant, 10450 Secretariat Lane 206-855-0671 [email protected] Secretary NE, Bainbridge Island
Karen Beierle 8873 Woodbank Dr NE, 206-842-3472 [email protected] Bainbridge Island
Bill Covert 5437 Diamond Pl NE, 206-818-9972 [email protected] Bainbridge Island
Carolyn Hart 931 Blue Heron Ave NE, 206-842-9942 [email protected] Bainbridge
James McNett 8151 NE Hidden Cove 206-201-3103 [email protected] Rd, Bainbridge Island
Dennis Tierney 6973 Island Center Rd 206-780-3941 [email protected] NE, Bainbridge Island
David C. Williams 10715 NE Arrow Point 206-842-4879 [email protected] Dr., Bainbridge Island
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Bainbridge Island Historical Museum
Staff - October 2017
Name Title Status
Henry (Hank) Helm Executive Director Full-time
Katy Curtis Outreach & Education Full-time Coordinator Dan Groff Administrative Part-time Coordinator Rick Chandler Curator Full-time
Tim Bird Volunteer & Support Full-time Coordinator Arlene Donahue Membership Part-time /Volunteer Coordinator
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10/06/17 Balance Sheet Cash Basis As of October 6, 2017
Oct 6, 17 ASSETS Current Assets Checking/Savings CB Checking 261,380.26 Postage Due Account 10.31 CD3 Union Bank 107,122.48 Union Bank Checking 0.04 Petty Cash 215.30 Total Checking/Savings 368,728.39 Other Current Assets Inventory Asset 2nd Picture Bainbridge Expenses 1,225.64 Inventory Asset - Other 28,962.62 Total Inventory Asset 30,188.26 Undeposited Funds 2,024.00 Total Other Current Assets 32,212.26
Total Current Assets 400,940.65 Fixed Assets Fixed Assets Large Format Printer 2,499.00 Large Format Scanner 4,425.00 Efficiency Improvements 113,277.98 Microfilm Reader 4,677.00 IslandWood Kiosk 5,000.00 Fire Protection 30,000.00 Office furniture 3,169.99 Office equipment 6,576.49 Heritage Grand Schoolhouse 200,364.85 Ericksen Avenue Remodel 527,312.00 Displays & Exhibits 29,847.12 Collection work equipment 7,976.83 Building #2 Annex 58,183.46 Building #1 Schoolhouse 10,000.00 Accumulated depreciation -288,386.00 Total Fixed Assets 714,923.72
Total Fixed Assets 714,923.72 Other Assets Museum relocation planning 14,566.93 Total Other Assets 14,566.93
TOTAL ASSETS 1,130,431.30 LIABILITIES & EQUITY Liabilities Current Liabilities Credit Cards CB Visa Credit Card 64.66 Total Credit Cards 64.66 Other Current Liabilities Sales Tax Payable 1,384.86 Payroll Liabilities 29.86 Total Other Current Liabilities 1,414.72
Total Current Liabilities 1,479.38
Total Liabilities 1,479.38 Equity Opening Bal Equity 400.00 Page 1 BIHM First Peoples ExhibitPage 13 of 56 10:17 AM BIHS
10/06/17 Balance Sheet Cash Basis As of October 6, 2017
Oct 6, 17 Retained Earnings 879,894.58 Net Income 248,657.33 Total Equity 1,128,951.91
TOTAL LIABILITIES & EQUITY 1,130,431.29
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2018 LTAC Application - B.I. Historical Museum 2017 Budget REVENUES Admissions $25,000 Interest Income $2,000 Exhibit and Program income $4,000 One Call for All $21,000 Grants $25,000 Fundraising $100,000 Donations $17,000 Annual Appeal $25,000 Business Sponsorship $10,000 Membership Dues $33,000 TOTAL INCOME $272,000
EXPENSES Cleaning & Maintenance $2,600 Collections, Exhibits, and Program costs $5,700 Continuing Education $1,100 Cost of Goods Sold & Inventory $3,500 Dues & Membership expenses $3,000 Equipment Lease & Maintenance $6,600 Fees & Permits $150 Food & Entertaining $750 Fundraising Costs $25,000 Insurance $4,500 Marketing $2,250 Office Supplies, postage & printing $8,800 Bank Charges $2,775 B&O Tax and Ground Lease $1,100 Security $1,350 Utilities $7,500 Professional Services $1,000 Personnel Costs Payroll Taxes $17,000 Wages $177,000 TOTAL EXPENSES $271,675 Over/(under) $325 BIHM First Peoples ExhibitPage 15 of 56
Bainbridge Island Historical Museum Draft Operational Budget 2018
Revenues: Admissions $ 27,000 Interest Income $ 2,000 Store Sales / Exhibit income $ 10,000 Program Income $ 3,000 One Call for All $ 25,000 Grants $ 40,000 Fund Raising $ 100,000 Donations/Annual Appeal $ 40,000 Business Sponsorship $ 10,000 Membership Dues $ 33,000 Total Income $ 290,000
Expenses Cleaning / Maintenance/repairs $ 3,600 Exhibit / Collection Expenses $ 5,000 Cost of Goods Sold $ 3,000 Dues and Memberships $ 4,500 Copier Leasing $ 5,600 Fees and Permits $ 150 Food and Entertainment $ 2,500 Fundraising expenses $ 25,000 Insurance $ 5,000 Marketing Expenses $ 10,000 Printing /Office Supplies/Postage $ 12,000 Store Inventory $ 500 Program Costs $ 2,500 Security / Utilities $ 10,000 B&O Tax / Ground Lease $ 1,100 Bank Charges $ 2,275 Personnel Costs Wages $ 177,000 Payroll Taxes $ 17,000 Professional Services $ 1,000 Continuing Education $ 1,500 Total Expense $ 289,225
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Bainbridge Island Historical Museum - List of major income Sources
2016
Source Purpose Amount
Admissions Operating Costs $26,397
Interest income Operating Costs $1,094
Gift Store Sales Operating Costs $9,783
General Donations Operating Costs $22,819
Annual Appeal Operating Costs $34,052
Membership Dues Operating Costs $33,387
Business Sponsorship Operating Costs $7,790
One Call For All Operating Costs $20,332
Bainbridge Community Foundation for mounting a WWII exhibit $5,000
Lodging/Tourism Fund for weekend staff hours $12,000
B.I. Rotary Club for purchase of a large-format scanner $4,600
Suquamish Foundation for school curriculum development $1,000
Fundraising Operating Costs $79,809
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2018-2019 Cultural Funding Proposal Budget and Budget Narrative
BIHM First Peoples Exhibit 2018-Year 1 2019-Year 2 Expense Total COBI % of Total COBI % of Total Project Cultural Total Project Cultural Total Project Budget Funding Project Budget Funding Project Budget Year 1 Request Budget Year 2 Request Budget (Year 1 Year 1 Year 1 Year 2 Year 2 and 2) Human Resources Staff salary $1,100 $583 $1,683 Staff benefits $660 $350 $1,010 Suquamish Curator $10,400 $1,000 9.6% $1,000 $11,400 Suquamish Advisors $3,000 $500 16.6% $1,500 $4,500 Cultural Programs Administrator $2,750 $2,500 91% $1,625 $4,375 Curriculum Specialist $1,000 $1,000 BISD Teacher Consultants $3,000 $3,000 Exhibit Creation and Materials $5,000 $1,000 20% $5,000 Venue Rentals/Hospitality $4,050 $300 $4,350 Travel $900 $500 $1,400 Contingency $1,500 $1,500 Indirect Administrative costs $1,500 $1,500 TOTAL $30,860 $5,000 16% $9,858 0 0% $40,718
1. What is the total estimated budget for this project?
The total estimated budget is $40,718.
2. Please include and identify any income your project is expected to generate.
Income will be indirectly generated through an increase in visitors, student groups, and the local community. Direct income will be generated by taking lessons to schools, offering special presentations, research support and teacher workshops.
3. What will the requested funds be used for?
Funds will be used
• To compensate a project specialist who will bring the project to completion, contributing specific expertise in cultural project management. BIHM First Peoples ExhibitPage 44 of 56
• For fair compensation of members of the Suquamish community, including museum professionals and educators, who have generously given time to BIHM educational programs for at least seven years. • For fair compensation of teachers who lend valuable expertise to our programs. • For purchase of materials to produce the exhibit and for an exhibit-opening event open to the Community.
4. Include the amount and origin of any funding that is committed and/or pending for this project.
Funding for the balance of this program is being sought from:
• Bainbridge Island School district, • Regional family foundations focused on culture and education. • Bainbridge Island Multicultural Advisory Committee to the School Board • National grant-making organizations such as the Institute for Museum and Library Services
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Annual Report 2016 YEAR IN REVIEW The single largest expense, as it usually is, was personnel By Executive Director Hank Helm expenses for our staff of five. GENERAL Page three of this report gives statistics for the year As usual, the Museum Staff has been very busy beginning comparing last year with previous years and the pie charts show with last year’s Annual meeting and continuing with where income came from and expenses areas.
Fundraising events, Fourth of July, monthly huddle, summer SPECIAL INCOME & GIFTS camp, Yama Project and other groups and events. Last year was an extraordinary year for bequests. VISITATION Charles Hawk left a large estate to many Island non-profits. Our total visitation for the year was actually slightly less The Museum was the beneficiary of one half of one percent of than last year with 14,111 visitors, however the decrease was in his estate. That amounted to approximately $9,000. The estate visitors from the Island and members. Visitors from isn’t entirely closed yet, and there may be a few hundred more Washington off-island increased (7%) and from other countries dollars to come. increased (12.7%). The number of visitors reporting stay overs Barbara and Grant Winther have included the Museum in increased substantially (43.6%). their estate planning. They have included us in their will along
FINANCIAL & FUNDRAISING with the Library. We will each receive one half of the Once again, we fell a bit short of our planned budget. This remaining estate following their deaths and their children’s was primarily due to timing issues. We had not received two deaths. The children will receive the income from properties payments from the City for the LTAC grant. Those two until they die. payments would have amounted to six thousand dollars. We Marilyn Murphy died at the end of October last year. She also continued to receive end of year donations through the left half of her estate to the Senior Center and half to the Annual Appeal. Museum. She designated the Museum to be the Personal Fundraising events continued to provide needed funds. The Representative for her estate. The major portion of the estate Jenkinson event with J. Robert Oppenheimer was again the was her house which was sold prior to her death. We are in the biggest income generator followed by the raffle and then the process of probate, but it appears that the value that the Virginia V trip around the island. Museum will receive will be approximately $260,000. This is a Admissions accounted for $27,491. Personal and Business wonderfully generous gift to the Museum. memberships provided $41,177. Annual Appeal provided The money from Marilyn’s estate will be combined with $34,387. Donations totaled $22,819. And One Call For 2015- the bequest we received several years ago from Rodney 2016 was $20,333. Waldron. That bequest was $100,000. These combined gifts will be placed in a fund to be used at the direction of the Board. The Lives and Lies event was held at Port Madison with great food and wonderful tours and history information ELINOR PARFITT FUND provided by volunteers at several locations. Historic Images The Museum will be establishing the Elinor Parfitt Legacy helped bring the history of Port Madison alive. The event did Fund this year. Elinor was an early long time President of the not raise a tremendous amount, however it was a terrific Museum. The above funds will form the start of this fund community event. The net received was $3,072. which we hope will grow and grow over time! Summer camp brought in nearly $2,000 net. Selected photos from the past year’s tours and events are presented throughout the report.
Learning Blakely history from Andy Price TOPS students and Islanders at Exclusion Memorial BIHM2016 First Peoples BIHM ExhibitPage Volunteers 46 of 56 - We Couldn’t Do History Without You! We have a wonderful group of volunteers who help us with all of the tasks required to keep the Museum open seven days a week and functioning effectively. This report highlights significant increases in areas of Museum operation. Thanks to the volunteers below we’ve managed to achieve a great deal, but we need additional volunteers to help with the workload. If you can spare even three hours for a day or two a month, please consider volunteering to help in one or more of these areas:
Welcome Museum visitors Work with school & tour groups Catalog photos, artifacts, documents Facility, exhibits & grounds maintenance Marketing & fundraising communication Website content
You do not have to be an expert on Bainbridge history—you just need to enjoy people and want to help! Jacques L. Alloin Billie Dunstan Mikayla Kato Wayne Nakata Karen and Jack Sjolseth Kim Anicker Pat Egaas Malia Kelly Alisa Ndoci Aidan Sullivan Lillian Sakuma Aoyama Tomi Egashira Jack Kennedy Joyce Nishimura Toshi Yukawa Sunohara James Arima Megan Ellingwood Karena Klinkenberg Michi Noritake Victor Takemoto Richard Armitage Anita Evans Lilly Kitamoto Kodama Rod Norvell Bill Takemoto Sara Bean Etsuko Evans Yuriko Kojima Eileen Okada Susan and Tom Thatcher Karen and Thomas Beierle Connie Everett Patrick Kulfan Katherine Palmer Everett Thompson Joan Bickerton Marilyn and Elton Farley Tom Lamping Monica and Dave Penninger Dave Thorne Charlene Braun Terry Farmer Barbara Lawrence-Piecuch Judy Peters Dennis Tierney Konrad Breuninger Rus Ferguson Bob Leik Andrew Price, Jr. Judy Tingley Kathleen Bullivant Kelly Finnerty Mila Lesh Doreen and Dan Rapada Ben Van Dyk Delores and George Bussell Mark Freeman Joyce Lhamon Olaf Ribeiro Joan Walters Chuck Callaham Emerson Gann Gary Loverich Pat Riha Matsue Watanabe Ralph Cheadle Jon Garfunkel Clara Manny Elinor Ringland Marlene Wellbrock Barbara Cole Kyla Garlid Kathy Marshall Rita and Adrian Rowe Ashley Weller Ann Combs Allison Garrison Hisa Matsudaira Gary Sakuma Doug Whalley Brian Copp Roth M. Hafer Carol and Ron McCarthy Takako Satoh Lael Whetstone Bill Covert Sherry Hagstrom Jim McNett Brad Schabert Alison Whiteman Hayley Crew Nina Hallett Sean Megy Katja Schatte Betty Wiese Vickie and Richard Crockett Ian Halstead Elias Meyer Jim Schumacher Karen Wilson Melanie Curran Barbara and Reid Hansen Yasuko Mito Lorraine Scott Andrew Wiseman Sheila Curwen Carolyn Hart KahTyAh Moran Russell Sherman Bob Woodman Chris Dahl Donna Harui Clarence Moriwaki Per Sherwin Mary Woodward David de la Vergne Trudy Hayashida Tom Mueller Eiko Suyematsu Shibayama Jacqueline Young Dick Dearsley Carol Hille Ralph Munro Brian Shibayama Arlene and Michael Donahue Frances Ikegami Kay Nakao Dean Shibayama Dominique D'Onofrio Francis Jacobson Bill Nakao Will Shopes Judy and Chris Duffy Kathy Katayama Joyce Judith and Vern Nakata Dick Shryock
2 MOSAIC Students visit the petroglyph. Thanks to Paul and Laurel Moldon for beach access and hospitality. BIHM First Peoples ExhibitPage 47 of 56 2016 Statistics The graph below illustrates some of BIHM’s vital statistics over a five year period. This gives an indication of the tre- mendous progress achieved in all areas measured. The increase in attendance in 2013 and 2014 was amazing so to see this year somewhat less is probably to be expected. Visitors from other countries actually increased in 2016.
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2000 933 774 935 929 888 0 2016 2015 2014 2013 2012 General Museum Attendance Outreach/community services Volunteer Hours Members
2016 Financials
OPERATING INCOME OPERATING EXPENSE $258,926 $265,866
Admissions 10.3% Sales 4.3% Interest/misc. 1% Collections & Operations 34.8% Curatorial 33.5% Donations 29.8 %
Grants 7.6%
Insurance 1.1%
Membership 15.5% Outreach 15.4% Inventory/cost of goods 0.9% Marketing & Fundraising 38.5% Fundraising 14.3%
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2016BIHM FirstDonors Peoples ExhibitPage - Thanks 48 of 56 For Helping Collect, Preserve & Share Our History! (Donations listed here are in excess of, or in addition to Member Dues payments) MEMORIAL DONATIONS Foster, Donna and Cameron Stafford, Shannon & Donna In Memory of Ronald Bert Johanson In Memory of Mary Nelson Gale, Maradel K. Sterrett, Jill Ralph Munro Dale & Dorothy Ferguson Galvani, William Stollar, Leonel and Ilse In Memory of Kay Mattson Frances Ikegami Gibson, Joyce Sullivan, John Ralph Munro Lilly Kodama Godman, Maureen Sundem, Gary and Elizabeth In Memory of Fumiko Hayashida Karen Wilson Gowen, Laura Sutton, Dwight and Edith Natalie Ong In Memory of Tom & Mary Nelson Greenawalt, Donna Thomas, Marguerite and Nate Thanks To Lilly Kodama & Mary Don & Mary Young Greenberg, Bob and Jane Thorne, David and Kathleen Woodward Warren & Eleanor Petersen Hallett, Nina and Darrell Tingley, Judy & Killion, Mike Bellevue College Kathleen Anderson Hannah, Jean Tollefson, G. Val and Mary Ann In Memory Of Mary Harue Koura In Memory of Shigeru Moritani Hart, Carolyn Von Gontard, Chrilo Ralph Munro In Memory Of Frederick Russell Yukiko Omoto Hirsch, Dean Waddington, Connie and William Ralph Munro Brion Narimatsu Ikegami, Frances Wade, Abigail In Memory Of Nellie Winney In Memory of Samuel Watanabe Jackson, Oreen Walters, Joan Ralph Munro Matsue Watanabe Johanson, Keith Warberg, James and Barbara In Memory of Bob Campbell In Memory of Everett Thompson Johnston, Stan and Linda Watanabe, Matsue George & Delores Bussell Beverly Hanson Jonas, Doug and Janette Westerlund, Wendy & Jeff In Memory of Evangeline Buscit Dave & Kathleen Thorne Kerr, Omie and Larry Whalen, Michael and Sandra Ralph Munro Sydni & Michael Dillon Kilbane, Thomas and Marcia Whalley, Doug & Janet In Memory of Katherine Hanson Nan Wooldridge Kirts, Richard Wiggins, Norma Ralph Munro In Memory of Phylis Jones Kitayama, Ted Williams, David and Nancy In Memory of Jim & Mickey Henshaw George and Delores Bussell Kitsap Community Foundation Williamson, Trese and Frank Patricia Henshaw Honoring Will & Sandy Shopes Love of Klavins, Dorothy and Andrew Wilsie, Carolyn Ed & Dora Monk History and BIHM Kolthoff, Barbara and John Wilson, Karen In Memory of Rosalie Morgan "Mickey" Etka, Steven Kowalski, Barbara Wooldridge, Nan Henshaw In Memory of Donald Mowat Kusaka, Toru Yates, Michael and Hughes, Kathy Munro, Ralph Linda V. Hill Lamping, Thomas IN KIND DONATIONS In Memory of Neal Hayashida Ralph Munro Langemack, William and Chapple Sweet Deal Clothing Ong, Natalie Brian and Lindy Henshaw Law, Beverly & Charles Eagle Harbor Book Store In recognition of BIHM's explanation of In Memory of Rus Ferguson Le Dorze, Juliet Sears and Philippe Paraffine the Japanese American experience Susan & Glenn Hansen Levy, Fred and Taylor, Nancy Plum during WWII Caroline & David Browne Lewars, Nancy and Michael Bon Bon Candy Store John & Susan Walter Sandler, Benjamin Lundgren, Mollie and Oscar The Lost Quill Gary & Betty Loverich ANNUAL APPEAL Marten, Norman and Karen Mora Iced Creamery Donna Davidson Archer, Christine McCann, John and Diane Tasdemir Rugs and Lilies Doris Gourley Barnes, Stuart McLauchlan, Marilyn Connie Everett Richard Mahoney & Lois Hartman Barnett, Cornelius McNett, James Bainbridge Island Japanese American Diane & Michael O'Leary Beierle, Karen and Tom Meacham, Colleen and William Community Early Irons Northwest Bentryn, JoAnn and Gerard Merriman, Paul and Suzanne Martin Ramirez—Alpine Co. In Memory of Mitsuhiro "Joe" Kodama Berry Patch, Inc. Miller, Shirley Landscaping & Fences The Goto Family Braff, Susannah Moe, Margaret Karen McCarthy—Blueprints & Tomi & Henry Egashira Brown, Ann P. Montgomery, Alison Botanicals Toshiko Sunohara Browning, Vicki and Jesse Munro, David and Marylyn Custom Printing Victor & Lilly Takemoto Buehner, Josephine Munro, Ralph Bainbridge Disposal Barbara & Grant Winther Bussell, George and Delores Murdock, Roy & Judith Bainbridge Self Storage Carolyn Hart Cairns, Phyllis Nakao, Kazuko Carolyn Hart Clara Manny Carlson, William Nakao, William and Harrison, Pamela Bainbridge Island Japanese American Colleen & Sumiyasu Arima Cederwall, Eric & VanderStoep, Johanna Norrander, Margaret and Mark Community Dave & Kathleen Thorne Chapel, Faith and Jim Okada, Eileen Linda Antoncich Mikkelsen George & Delores Bussell Cheadle, Ralph Orville, Elisabet Bainbridge Disposal John & E. Lisa Duff Christiansen, Jack and Suzanne Ostrand, Bob Mora Iced Creamery Karen Wilson Coleman, Fern Owen, Katey & James Reliable Storage Margaret & Michael Teramoto Cooper, Gary & Janice Pakis Family Foundation Mollie & Leslie Shinsato Cramer, Ty and Romein, Steve Pauli, Janet and William HISTORY CAMP SCHOLARSHIPS Mutsuko Arima Crosley, Britt and Carolyn Paup, Everett and Andrea Nobuko Otusuji Pearson, Paul David and Ellie de la Vergne Davidson, Millard and Linda Pat Egaas Reid & Barbara Hansen Davis, Christine Powel, Ann Prahm, Ole and Patricia Barbara Anderson Richard & Barbara Nagaoka Donegan, Barbara and Hal Michael & Colleen Fisher Price, Andrew Sally & Arthur Kawaguchi Downing, Beulah Ramsay-Jenkins, Ann Stephen Best Duffy, Judy and Chris MATCHING CORPORATE Redfield, Virginia and Arthur Anna Lee & Matthew Rinaldi - Duffy, Tim and Shaunna CONTRIBUTIONS Reed, Evellyn Doug & Janet Whalley Dunbar, Helen Chubb & Son - Brown, Jeffrey & Denise Ringland, Elinor Ong, Natalie Egaas, Pat 3M - Hart, Carolyn Sakuma, Gary Piper, Joan & Jay Egashira, Tomi and Henry Peach Foundation - Baillargeon, Shaffer, Susan & Mark Margaret & William Michaud Ekberg, Charles and Jane Patricia Patricia Sexton Everett, Constance Shopes, Will and Sandy Frances & Richard Burress Simpson, Lu and Altus Farley, Marilyn and Elton Frances Ikegami Ferguson, Della and Doug Skommesa, Patty Sondheim, Sally Gerald & Alyce Arai Forbes, Cliff and Cleo 4 (Continued on Page 5)
We try very hard to record and publish all BIHM First Peoples2016 ExhibitPage Donors 49 of 56 (continued from page 4) donations. Please call us if we missed you!
NATIONAL DAY OF GIVING Owens, Helen Godshalk, Katrina & Ross, Beierle, Karen and Tom Kitsap Great Give Dahl, Chris Virginia V Fundraising Cruise Robert Chapel, Faith and Jim Freeman-Gleason, Alison Whitehead, Linda & Quitslund, Thanks to everyone who joined Franklin, Mark and Terri de la Vergne, David and Ellie Hethcote, Herbert Gary us for our sold-out nautical Anderson, Marvin Dearsley, Richard and Weschler, Robert Walton, Stuart Anderson, Barbara adventure and especially to our Copp, Brian and Karen Marilyn Crist, Douglas Groff, Dan sponsor: Shaffer, Susan & Mark Dubois, Everett and Bernetta Loverich, Gary and Betty Hatch, Ed and Trudy Todd H. Adams, DDS Roth, Wayne Ekberg, Charles and Jane
Whalley, Douglas Ellis, Edmund and Joanne Tjossem, Donald Oppenheimer Fundraiser Faust, Ellen & Dennis LIVES & LIES FUNDRAISER Ellis, John and Ann Koller, Joseph Thanks to everyone who bought Drew, Peggy Sroufe, Olivia We had a wonderful time with Fowler, Daniel and Patricia tickets for this important Spearman, Marie Mueller, Tom and Heidi over 100 friends at Port Madison; Grant, Grace and Tierney, fundraising event, and special Pauli, Jani and Bill Shaffer, Susan L thanks especially to Nancy Dennis Copp, Brian Shelton for making her historic thanks to the following: Isonaka, Diane property available. Special Heys, Paul Family Trust Williamson, Trese Event Sponsors Hart, Carolyn Pearson, Paul thanks for additional donations Lange, Ned and Priscilla Egaas, Pat Brown, Denise & Jeff from the following: Cynthia Sears & Frank Levine, Mark Marinoni, Sonya Helm, Henry and Jacquelyn Kushner, Ed and Karen Buxton Loverich, Gary and Betty Shryock, Julie Olson, Eileen Roth, Wayne Dubois Family Fund @ Quitslund, Nancy and Dana Stege, George and Evie Schilling, donald Bainbridge Cmty Fdn Stern, Anne Baillargeon, Patricia Hilscher, Hilary Banasik, Erin Larson, Stephen & Erlene Luncheon Support Donors Thatcher, Thomas & Susan Watkins, Anna Thorne, David and Kathleen Anderson, Barbara Curwen, Sheila L&L Silent Auction Tollefson, Val and Mary Ann Averill, Charles Gilbert, Linda & Edward Wilson, Karen Seattle Foundation GiveBIG Baker, Bernie and Ray, Linda Wilson, Karen
THANK YOU! “One Call for All” Donors John S. Adams Judy Duffy Robert Jenness Rick & Maureen Meslang Debra Arend Donald Duprey and Rita Wyman & Karoline Johnson Laurel Michael Charles Averill Belserene Stan & Linda Johnston Kim and Stephan Miller Erin & Bob Banasik Robert & Judith Eagan Jan & Doug Jonas Jan & Mike Morgan Jon & Martha Bayley Pat Egaas William Jones James Nagle David & Naomi Spinak Karen & Tom Beierle Henry Egashira Dorothy Kehres Kazuko Kay Nakao Dale & Regina Spoor Paul and Megan Benton Bainbridge Vision Inc PS Mark Levine & John Keppeler Wayne & Judy Nakata Jan Stanton Bart Berg Bill & Rita Elsberry Bob & Becci Kerstetter Chewelah and Bruce Nett/ Jim Starrs & Jackie Finckler Jim Beug & Susan Lick Jan & Brit Etzold Arlene Kessler Fritchman George and Evie Stege Joan Bickerton Patricia Falkenhagen Alison & Frederick Kettering Thomas Backer & Jane Anne Stern Erika & Philip Biggs Stephanie Farquhar & Peter Ed & Iris King Newberry Jill Sterrett Jack and Gayle Bishop Murchie Sandra Kirsopp Joyce & Steve Nishimura Stone-Provan Family Inga & Grant Blackinton Barbara Fay Richard Kirts Gary & Paula Nolta Carol and Scott Stover Nancy Blakey Patricia Fowler Arleen & Shel Klasky William & Carole O'Neill Frank and Mary Stowell Ruth Blaney Jeannette Franks Bill & Barbara Knapp Pat O'Rourke Dick & Bobbi Strom Barbara Bolles Rob Frasene Lilly Kodama Ted Oehlerking & Cece Grasso Gary & Elizabeth Sundem John Bomben Ted & Alice Frost Cynthia Kraft Eileen Okada Mike Derzon & Robin Supplee T. William & Beatrice Booth Maradel Gale Judy Kramer Laurel Oliver Jack & Carole Sutherland Kim & Susan Bottles Dan & Kelly Gallivan Edward & Karen Kushner Craig and Theresa Olson Nancy Taylor & Fritz Levy Jeff & Kirsten Bouma Jonathan Garfunkel Marcia & Gary Lagerloef Betty Otorowski Keith & Marian Thackray Jean Bowman Gregory Geehan Diane & Stephen Landry Katey & James Owen Carol Thornburgh Susannah Braff Lisa Giles & David Mitchell Shirley Landweer Emily Parsons David & Kathleen Thorne Paul & Debbi Brainerd Lisa & David Glaze Jenny & John Lange Jani and Bill Pauli William Tiederman Ken Brown Missi & Tim Goss Andrea and Philippe Lantin Chris Perkins G Val Tollefson David & Caroline Browne Dr. Fred & Wilene Grimm David Larimore Diana Peters Barbara Trafton & Bruce Beall John and Kathleen Bullivant Daniel & Linda Groff Alice Leach Lucinda Jacobs Peg Treanor Deborah Bunn Carl Haefling Lee & Judi Leader Gary & Margreet Pettersen Johanna VanderStoep & Eric William & Vivian Burnett Roth M. Hafer Nancy Leedy Jay & Joan Piper Cederwall Darden & Michael Burns Mary Hall Robert K. Leik Joanna Pyle Peter and Shelly Vosshall Charles & Dorothy Callaham Cindy & David Harrison Julie Lightfoot Martha Horike- Pyne Connie & Bill Waddington Craig & Jean Campbell Pam Harrison & Bill Nakao Susanne Lindsley and Art Grice Sonya Quitslund Brenda & Stuart Wakeham Peter & Diana Christoffersen Carolyn Hart Joanne Little William & Barbara Rayburn Robert Weschler Franklin & Linnea Chu Alex & Cynthia Harui Elizabeth Luis Thomas & Teita Reveley Brian Wetzler Lydia M. Claesson Jay Hastings & Christine Susumi Laura Lundgren Julie Riely-Gibbons Linda and Gary Whitehead/ John & Lynn Cooper Loretta Hayashida Leona MacKay Sally & Merrill Robison Quitslund Croker Family Fund at BCF David & Helen Hecker Peter and Debbie MacLeod Wayne Roth & Kathleen Alcala Betty Wiese Leonora Cross Cynthia & Richard Heine Nancy Mandell Art Schmidt & Robin Hunt Karen Wilson Matt Culp and Vicki Jenkins Culp Janet Herren Sallie & Andy Maron Elizabeth Scott-Court Grant & Barbara Winther Sheila Curwen Herb Hethcote & Leslie Marshall Elizabeth Martin Sam Sharar & Lynn Oliver Linda Wohlsen Daigle Design Kristen Hotchkiss Eric & Cheryl Mauer James & Jennie Sheldon Nan Wooldridge Alden & Jane Davison Betty Hung William & Sara McGonagle William & Sandra Shopes Bruce & Janet Woolever David De La Vergne David Hunting Nicki & Mick McMahan Dave & Alice Shorett Michael Yesley Jim Dow & Natalie Meacham Marcy & Rick Jackson James & Boon McNett Christopher & Cameron Snow Sylvia Zonoff Tom & Nancy Downs Cynthia and Dan Jacobs Cyndi Merritt Marie Spearman William & Wendy Drewry Randall Jahren William Merz Judy & Jerry Spigal 5 BIHM First Peoples ExhibitPage 50 of 56 2016 Board of Directors President—Karen Beierle Kathleen Bullivant Tom Thatcher Vice-President—Tom Lamping Bill Covert Dennis Tierney Treasurer—Charlie Averill Jim McNett Joan Walters Secretary—Carolyn Hart Per Sherwin
2016 Staff Hank Helm, Executive Director Rick Chandler, Curator and Facilities Coordinator Katy Curtis, Education and Outreach Coordinator Dan Groff, Administrative Coordinator Tim Bird, Volunteer Coordinator Members by Membership Level As Of December 31, 2016 Life Allen, Rebecca Frank, Patricia and Mark Little, Joanne and Charles Sharon Kitamoto Anderson, Mary & Robert Walker Franklin, Terri L. & Mark A. Loverich, Gary and Elizabeth Price Jr., Andrew Appleton, Carolyn and Bruce Fujita, Susan and Mel Mackay, Virginia Averill, Charles Gartrell, James and Lona Manny, Robert and Clara Benefactor Baillargeon, Patricia Gowen, Laura Marinoni, Sonya and Max Bainbridge Island Vineyards Barnett, Judith and Cornelius Grainger, Alan and Kathleen Maron, Andy and Sallie Brainerd, Paul and Debbi Barrow, Bill and Carol Greenawalt, Jack and Donna Marten, Norman and Karen Downs, Tom and Nancy Berg, Bart Greiner, Albert and Jola Matson, Mike and Renae Dubois, Everett & Bernetta Bishop, Nina Gayle Hafer, Roth and Maily McAllister, Merry Ericksen, David A. Black, Alan and Sarah Hallett, Nina and Darrell McCann, John and Diane Haefling, Carl and Pamela Johnson Booth, Beatrice Hanna, Jewell McNett Family Pakis, Fred Bottles, Kim and Susan Harrison, Cynthia and David Meacham, Bill and Colleen Sears, Cynthia and Frank Buxton Dave and Kay Boyce Harrison, Pamela & William Nakao Milberg, John and Justine Snow, Christopher and Cameron Braun, Mark and Charlene Hart, Carolyn Miller, Carolyn Sundberg, Wayne and Kat Brown, Leslie Harui, Cynthia & Alex Miller, Shirley and Jimmy Kamada Browne, Caroline and David Hatch, Ed and Trudy Miller, Del Sustaining Brunton, Bruce and Peggy Henshaw, Kay and John Gilmore Milligan, Jeanne Beierle, Thomas and Karen Bullivant, Kathleen and John Hille, Carol and Robert Moore, William B. and Marilyn Bressler, Richard and Cheryl Bullock, Sarah & Tom Hollister, Robert Moseley, Jacki and Peter Crockett, Vickie & Richard Burns, Darden and Michael Ikegami, Frances Mounger, Glenn and Mary Lynn Dahlgren, Jeff and Wendy Burress, Richard and Frances Jacobs, Curtis Bloedel Reserve Flodin, Roger D. Cairns, Phyllis Jahren, Randall Nakao, Kay Hastings, Jay & Christine Susumi Carlson, William C. Johnson, William Nakata, Larry and Alexandra Hill, Mark and Ann Carruthers, Kate and Bill Johnston, Stan and Linda Nakata, Vern Ketcham, Hank and Janice Cederwall, Eric & Johanna Jurkovich, Phyllis Gigi Norwine Martin, Elizabeth VanderStoep Kane, Michael and Joanne O'Brien, Linnea Megy, Sean and Joy Dunning-Megy Chapel, Jim and Faith Kelly, Malia & Gallichotte, Derek Okada, Eileen Ong, Natalie Hayashida & Albert Ong Cheadle, Ralph and Deborah Kenyon, Jayne Bainbridge Island Chamber of Pace, Gene and Nancy Coleman, Fern Kerr, Laurence and Omie Commerce Pauli, Janet and Bill Cooper, Gary and Janice Kerr, Peter and Mary Oliver, Dan and Debbie Shopes, William and Sandy Cooper, Gregory and Barbara Miller Kilbane, Tom and Marcia Parsons, Emily Spigal, Jerry Copp, Brian and Karen Kirz, Stephanie Ager Picha, Douglas and Cassie Croker, Thomas and Luanne Klasky, Sheldon and Arleen Powel, Ann Historians Circle Crosley, Britton and Carolyn Klavins, Andrew and Dorothy Prahm, Ole and Patricia Albrecht, Richard and Constance Dahl, Chris Klein, William and Nita Rana, Kathy & Kulpreet Anderson, Barbara Daigle, Geoff Kondracke, Morton & Marguerite Rayburn, Barbara Bussell, George and Delores Daniels, Melonee and Stuart Platt Kordonowy, Darlene Reinitz, Joyce and Michael Byler, Charles and Donna Dearsley, Richard and Marilyn Kroger, Fred and Robbin Rich, Sandy and Rodney Claesson, Lydia Dennon, Gerald and Anne Lagerloef, Gary and Marcia Riddell. Cathy de la Vergne, David and Ellie Duffy, Christopher & Judy Landreth, Dinah Robinson, Greg Kodama, Lilly Dulay, Sotero and Judy Langemack, Will and Chapple Robison, Sally and Merrill Lhamon, Tad and Joyce Dunning, Thom and Sylvia Larson, Vince and Karin Sakuma, Gary and Cynthia McGonagle, Bill and Sara Egaas, Pat Lawrence-Piecuch, Barbara and Tim Satoh, Takako Takemoto, Susan Ekberg, Chuck and Jane Piecuch Schilling, Don and Alice Thatcher, Thomas and Susan Ellis, Ed and Joanne Le Dorze, Philippe and Juliet Schlosser, Patricia Walters, Elizabeth and Frederick Faltermeier, Carole Lenard, Carlene and Charles Sharar, Sam Wilson, Karen Fenchuck, Patricia and Gary Levine, Mark Sheldon, David Forbes, Ian & Dianne Speers The Suquamish Tribe Shreve, Beth Sponsor Forbes, Cleo Luther Lewars, Mike and Nancy Shryock, Richard and Julie Aexel, Carol Fowler, Daniel and Patricia Lindreth, Dinah Sjolseth, Jack and Karen Alexander, Robert Frame, Charlie Lisa, Weiss 6 (Continued on Page 7) MembersBIHM FirstOn Peoples December ExhibitPage 51 of 56 31, 2016 (Continued from page 6) Spinak, David Curtis, Kathryn & Brad Schabert Lewis, Edna and Jack Anderson, Marvin Stern, Anne & Whitley, Robert de van der Schueren Lundin, Butch and Becky Carol Appenzeller Stollar, Leonel Deines, Stephen and Barbara Magana, Brian and Janet Archer, Sharon Stover, Scott and Carol Doan, Earl and Tena McFarland, Cestjon & Thomas Armitage, Richard Sundem, Gary and Elizabeth Donahue, Michael and Arlene Goodlin Alex B. Bainbridge Swanson, Jack and Cecelia Droge, Dolf and Martha McGarvey, Jeff and Dawn Bedinger, Greg Goodnow Duffy, Tim and Shaunna Meidell, Kyle and Family Beer, Nicholas Thackray, Keith Duncan, John and Ginger Mercado, Andrea Bennett, Andrea Thomas, Nate and Marguerite Dyke, Roderick Miller, Kim and Steph Berg-Layton, Adele Thompson, Diane C. Egashira, Henry and Tomi Montgomery, Marcia and Hugh Boyan, Leah Thorne, David and Kathleen Egashira, Sherri & Doug Hansen Mueller, Tom & Heidi Stamm Bunn, IV, George Thrash, Jim and Ginger Ellick, Karen & Tom Navage, Linda and Frank Burke, Sandra Tierney, Dennis and Grace Grant Bainbridge Island Brewing Newman, Robert & Nancy Whealdon Cederwall, Richard and Donna Tollefson, Mary Ann and Val Faust, Dennis and Ellen Nishimura, Joyce and Stephen Chandler, Angela Tsujimoto, Karen Fenwick, Thomas & Deborah Oakland, Catherine and Bob Clevenger, Velda Veterane, Joyce Ffitch, Simon and Rebecca Ogden, Bryan and Judy Conaty, Neil Waddington, William and Connie Fisken, Sarah Osterman, Tom and Cathleen Copass, Cloantha Walker, Gail and William Fossett, John Pearson, Ron and Nancy Cross, Lee S. Watanabe, Matsue Freeman-Gleason, Alison Penninger, Monica & Dave Derzon, Mike Lisa & Sam Weiss Frost, Ted and Alice Pfeffer, Amy Dooling, Marion Weissman, Eric and Barbara Gaphni, Robin and Israel Phillips, Gary and Mary Elsberry, Rita Stern, Anne & Whitley, Robert Garrison, Allison & Steven Kingsley Quitslund, Gary & Whitehead, Linda Evans, Shannon Williams, Fred and Janet Geehan, Greg Quitslund, Dana Evans, Anita Williams, Marcia and Stephen Gibson, Dave and Lori Rabago, Steven Everett, Connie Williamson, Trese and Frank Gilbert, Linda and Edward Rabinowitz, Neil and Beth Farley, Paul J. Winther, Grant & Barbara Goss, Tim and Missi Rau, Carmine Farley, Dana Woodman, Robert and Mary Gough, Sandy and Kaye Reveley, Thomas and Teita Farquhar, Stephanie Grant, George Roth, Wayne and Kathleen Alcala Farwell, Scott Family Graves, Michelle Rowe, Adrian and Rita Fehrenbacher, Anna Anderson, Beckey & Dan Rosenberg Greenberg, Jane and Bob Rudnick, Deborah & Robert Ast Fehsenfeld, Tom Baker, Bernie and Linda Ray Grindeland, Debra and Geoff Sato, Ellen Fravel, Maris Balfour, Leonara Groff, Linda Schmidt, Hank Fritchman, Bruce Banasik, Bob and Erin Haber, Glenn and Nancy Schneider, Brian Gale, Maradel K. Barbo, Bob Hastings, Doug and Marcia Scoble, Matt Gallivan, Kelly Barnes, Stuart Dana Helm, Hank and Lynn Scott, Lorraine and Brian Gardner, Marilynne Beall, Charles Henderson, Adrianna Scott, Michael and Brady, Cullen Garfunkel, Jon Beierle, Tom and Burpee, Didi Henshaw, Brian Scrugham, Jeff and Sheri Goldstein, Aaron Belt, Sheryl Hines, Blair and Tracey Shibayama, Brian and Cathy Grinter, John Benton, Paul and Megan Hobbs, John and Michele Sidles, George & Koch-Hult, Kimberly Hall, Mary Bird, Timothy A. and Veronica H. Hoffman, Douglas and Chris Skipton, Alice Haslanger, Bob Boeker, Warren and Colette Holloway, Carrie Smith, Marc Hayashi, Stacey Bonifield, Tom and Lauren Holman, Leah Stephens, John Henshaw, Patricia Bowman, David & Julie Ann Houston, Teri Stowell, Frank and Mary Hill, Linda Braden, Richard and Mary Hwang, Cho and Vivian Streckenbach, Susan Hill, Ann M.H. Brooks, Anson and Caroline Jacobson, Francis and Wynne Strong, Mike and Brooke Hirsch, Dean Brown, Denise and Jeff Janoff, Amy and Tim Larry and Gretchen Thomas Hudson, Daniel Brown, Randi and Alex Jellicoe, Winoma and Gary Tingley, Judy & Michael Killion Hunting, David T. Burke, Tamah and Sauskojus, Jensen, Carl and Kay von Reis Crooks, Alex and Evie Hutchinson, Eloyse Roderick Keene, Iris and James Warberg, James and Barbara Jacobs, Cynthia Cantwell, Marc & Dominique Kennedy, James and Jackie Westerlund, Wendy and Jeff James, Karen Carson, Kerry Kilbane, Susan Wiersema, Ken and Susan Johnston, Jean Chandler, Rick and Timmie Klinkenberg, Katy Wilkinson, Ann Jones, William Chang, Raymond and Margaret Kolthoff, Barbara and Karen Wohlsen, Linda and Bob Karreman, G. Franklin Chilivis, Nicole Kraft, Kathleen Woolever, Bruce and Janet Keith, S.B. Chun, Andrea Kratzer, Elissa and Charlie Yates, Mike and Hughes, Kathy Kerstetter, Rebecca Clark, Liesl & Peter Athans Kreider, Shawn Zyskowski, Serena Kettering, Alison Clarke, Caroline & Neil Doherty Krutch, Robyn and Bill Kirts, Richard Conley, Bernie and Ann Lancaster, Dean Individual Kowalski, Barbara Cooper, John and Lynn Laney, Michael and Marti Bonkowski, Steven Kusaka, Toru Cornell, Emily LaPlaca, Brian and Stacie Browning, Vicki Levandoski Covert, William Lee-Despard, Amy Chu, Franklin and Linnea Perennial Vintners Sarah Lee and Doug Crist Lembke, Sierra Kennedy, Jack and Mary Ann Meslang, Richard Curtis, Stan and Mary Lester, Debbi & Ryan Vancil Adams, Sally Michael, Laurel (Continued on Page 8) 7 MembersBIHM FirstOn Peoples December ExhibitPage 52 of 56 31, 2016 (Continued from page 7) (Individual Members, Cont’d) Campbell, Patsy Jacobs, Margot Ostrand, Robert Mitchell, Becky Carlson, Patricia Jeffcoat, Janice Parker, Laurie Moriarty, Marion Pelly Carr, Lind Jensen, Joyce Pearson, Paul Nassar, Rasham Christensen, Cherie Johnson, Robert H. Pease, Denys Oehlerking, Theodore Christiansen, Jack Johnson, Janet Peel, Rosalys Oestreich, Diana Clayton, Vicki Kane, Tom Peters, Diana 0lson, Eileen Clough, Joan Kant, Carole Phelan, Virginia Owen, James Cole, Barbara L. Kay, Sandra Preston, Ken Palmer, Katherine Cole, Margaret Kent, Barton Prystas, Joan Peratrovich, Evelyn Cole, Don Kidd, Ruby Ratner, Irving Pollack, Simon Combs, Ann Gowen Kitayama, Ted Reed, Evellyn Preble, Leanne Cosman, Natalie Klute, Virginia Rekow, Nancy Quitslund, Sonya Crane, Jane Mitchell Koumans,Jeltje Renaud, Andrea Jenkins, Ann Ramsay Creech, Martha Kramer, Judith Rennels, Susie Sandbloom, Lynette Dalbec, Linda LaVigne, Jan Riha, Pat Sewell, Elizabeth Curtis, Lois M. Leech, Carolyn Ringland, Elinor Sally Sondheim Curtis, Anne Leghorn, Jill Ruttner, Jim Sterrett, Jill Curwen, Sheila Leik, Dr. Robert K. Schutz, David Strickland, Dawn Daugherty, Kathleen Leo, Jan Ross Scott, Georgene Svornich, Paul Davidge, Gladys Carlsen Lindenberg, Charles and Nancy Seubert, Richard Thomaas, Susan Davis, Christine Lofgren, Judy Shappell, Dwight Tiederman, William Davison, John and Jane Loria, E. Marvel Shryock, Mary Ulloa, Mark Denton, Cheryl Luis, Elizabeth Sievertson, Ann Van Ness, William Doving, Chris Maas, Claudia Sievertson, Jeffrey Wade, Abigail Ritter Drew, Peggy E. Maizels, Nettie Silavas, Michael Wadkins, Debra Dunbar, Helen Malbon, Sid Simon, Carol Walsh, Lauren Edmonds, Anna Marshall,Gail. Skelly, Marylee Watson, Audrey Egaas, Stan Martin, Bill Skommesa, Patty Weaver, Tyler Eickhoff, Kenneth Martin, Bob Skov, Florita Weldy, Teri Elliott, Carolyn Martine, Jim Snedeker, David Wheeler, Beth Elmore, Jean Marx, Gary Sobeck, Pamela White, Gary Englund, Bernice Egaas Mason, Jeffrey and Maria Solinsky, Laurie White, Holly Eshom, Sharon Matland, Patrice L. Spearman, Marie Wiggins, Norma Fay, Barbara Matsudaira, Jim and Hisa Stanton, Janice Wilsie, Carolyn Fickle, Lee Mattson, Vince Steele, Stephanie Young, Jacqueline Flanagan, Ruth Meals, Bill Stern, Mitzi Follet, Willow Meleney, Alice Greene Stone, Tamara Senior Freeman, Mark Moe, Margaret Stovall, Ros Aleks, Edmund Gale, Amba Tom Moench Sullivan, John Alexander, Jeanette Gallagher, Marie Montani, Merle Taylor, Cynthia Anderson, Farris Galvani, Bill Moreland, Linda Terry, Susan R. Archer, Christine Ganson, Bob Munat, Florence Teske, Mary Lou Armstrong, Patricia Gibson, Joyce Munro, Ralph Thornburgh, Carol Arnstein, Rita Gourley, Doris Munson, John B. Thorne, Robert Atwater, Jean L. Green, John Nakata, Ellen Tipps, Linda Barr, Remo Greene, Tom Nelson, John Tjossem, Donald Barr, Pamela Grice, Emily Nelson, Susan Trader, JT Beek, Chuck Gustafson, Meredith Newzell, Suzanne Treanor, Peg Benjamin, Gary Halvorsen, M. C. Nix, Elouise Ugles, Molly Berry, Carmen Hamilton, Alexander & Judith Nolta, Gary Ullin, Dave Bianchi, Paul Hardin, Bill Nord, Carl Van Ness, Patricia Bickerton, Joan Harris, Denise O'Brien, Theresa von Gontard, Chrilo Biggs, Wade Hecker, David Oligario, JoAnn Vracin-Kees Black, Amos Hemp, William Oliver, Laurel W. Walsh, Beverly Blackburn, Joanna Herren, Janet Olson, Lucia Walter, Joy D. Blackman, Susan Hines, Mary Young Omoto, Yukiko Walters, Joan Blagsvedt, Claudette Hollis, Elizabeth Omoto, Kathryn Webster, Kate Braff, Sue Hoppin, Ted & Anne Sommer Onewein, Gregg Wellbock, Marlene Brown, Ann Mark & Joan Hudson Orling, Elizabeth Wellman, Michael Burdick, Marsha J. Hura, John D. Orville, Elisabet Westerfield, Jane Salter Burkheimer, Marie Hylen, Sue Orville, Elisabet Wheeler, Eleanor Cain, Jacqueline Irish, Ann O'Shea, Susan Whipple, Lynn Callaham, Priscilla Jackson, Oreen Selland Ostenson, Bitsy Whitehead, Samuel (Continued on Page 9) 8 MembersBIHM FirstOn Peoples December ExhibitPage 53 of 56 31, 2016 (Continued from page 8) Whiteman, Alison Forsher, James and Neena Mancuso, Elizabeth and Richard Ribeiro, Olaf Wiese, Betty Fortner, Robert and Nancy Marshall, Nic and Kathy Ross, Robert and Katrina Godshalk Williams, Pamela Foster, Cameron and Donna McAllister, Anne and David Ruark, John and Terry Stein Willing, Delight Fouts, Martha and Peter Verburgt McCarthy, Ron and Carol Rudolph, Alan and Joyce Witkowski, Chris Fraik, Bob and Joan McCormic, Robert and Anina Saunders, Noel & Richard Woodward, Mary Frasene, Rob and Joanne McCormick, Joanna & Frank J. Sayler, Gloria & Randall Samstag Wooldridge, Nan Furlong, Clement and Constance McCormick Schmid, Linda and Charles Yearsley, Karen Galas, David and Diane Isonaka McGhay, Laura and Richard Seifert, Gretchen and Tom Young, Dallas Gentry, Mae and Jay Harris McLauchlan, Marilyn Shaffer, Susan and Mark Young, Sandy Godman, Maureen and Richard McMahon, John and Barbara Shaffer, Tim and Debbie Eversole McNulty, Leroy and Louise Shorett, David and Alice Dual Senior Golden, Robert and Barbara Merriman, Zan and Paul Sigmond, Phyllis and David Alexander, Harriet Gormley, Michael and Kate Miller, Alan & Carolyn Mitchell Silva, Ronald and Pat Allan, John R. and Susan Green, Elliott and Lynn Mitchell, John J. and Bernadette Simpson, Fred and Judy Antinoja, Ronald & Margot Amestoy Grimm, Fred and Wilene Miyasato, Ellen & John Benjes Smith, Worthington and Elizabeth Ballaine, Heather and Dave Guthrie, Don and Janet Moench, Silven & Margaret Loving Spillinger, Ralph and Robert Jacques Barnard, Janet and Bill Sams Hansen, Reid and Barbara Montgomery, Alison and Philip Stafford, Shannon and Donna Barrington, Sue and Green, David Hanson, Sirri and Drury, Robert Morgan, Mike and Jan Stege, George and Evie Bartholomew, Tim and Cheryl Harader, Mary and Allen Morgans, Patricia and Bill Stoknes, Marilyn and Kjell Bayley, Jon and Martha Harpel, Richard & Judith Munro, David G. and Sue Sutherland, Jack and Carole Beach, Ken and Carol Harris, Lawrence and Mary Murdock, Roy and Judi Sutton, Dwight and Edith Berg, Thomas & Lesa Barnes Heine, Richard and Cynthia Nakata, Wayne and Judy Swartling, David and Barbara Blackinton, Inga and Grant Hethcote, Herb & Leslie Marshall Norrander, Margaret and Mark Telschow, Ken and Diane Bloedow, Duane and Gladys Hoffman, Michael and Vicki Norvell, Jannine and John Tripp, Gary and Sylvia Nelson Bomben, Kristen and John Honick, Joe and Deirdre Notton, Rona and John Von Rosenstiel, Paul and Elaine Bray, David and Susan Howell, Steven and Melanie O'Connor, Wendy and Peter Wade, Verne and Marilyn Brose, William & Myers, Michael Huxley, Kathy and Dan O'Neill, Bill and Kerry Wall, Richard and Mary Brown, David and Nalani Jayne, Marnie and Bob Ostrander, Frank and Bonnie Walton, Stuart and Mary Jane Buehner, Ronald and Jo Est Johannsen, Neil and Hillary Hilscher Parker, Saradel and Bud Parker Ware, Carol and Mesirow, Keith Bush, Janice and Bruce Johanson, Keith and Edna Paup, Everett and Andrea Wendel, Robert and Kayanne Calhoun Curt and Sissel Johns, Kirk and Patty Pederson, Ollie & Janice Whalen, Michael T. & Sandra P. Callaham, Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Johnson, Vicki and Stephen Peters, Barry and Channie Whalley, Doug and Janet Callan, Mary Francis and Patrick Jonas, Doug and Jan Peters, Judy and Mike White, Sandy and Carol Carroll, Kenneth and Connie Julius, Jeffrey and Beverly Green Petersen, Warren and Eleanor Wiedemann, Patti and Peter Cartwright, John and Mary Ann Kahlvik, Becky and Janet Wick Piper, Jay and Joan Williams, David and Nancy Charlesworth, Pamela & Douglas Kaplan, Ron and Lyman, Patty Pollock, Walt and Louise Wilson, Robert and Joy Emerick Kehres, Dorothy and Larry Quitslund, Jon and Toby Winslow, Robert and Diane Christian, Douglas and Linda King, Ed and Iris Rapada, Dan and Doreen Wright, Dr. and Mrs. Robert G. Chuka, Radolph and Paula King, Bob And Karen Redfield, Arthur and Virginia Younker, Linda and Clarence Clark, Barbara and Peter Kauffman Klimp, John and Nancy Rees, Marian and Anne Hopkins Zbinden, Max and Dianne Claseman, Joe and Beth Knapp, Bill and Barbara Reha, Donald and Erline Cole-Martin, Judy & Ed Knutsen, Joyce and Pete Resnik, Terry and Bill Corbin, Bill and Mary Komedal, Morris and Joann Cunningham, Frank Kushner, Karen and Ed Davidson, Millard and Linda Kutina, John and Janet Davis, Steve and Harriet Lamping, Penny and Tom Davis, Birgit and Norman Langdon, Darby and Donegan, Barbara and Hal Jonathan Wood Dotson, Robert and Silvisa Germer Lange, Ned & Priscilla Dowdney, Donna and William Law, Beverly C. and Charles Downing, Beulah & Dennis Carlson Lawrence, Lu and Al Dreiling, Claudia and Tom Simpson Ducceschi, Joan and Frank Lehman, Leslie D. & Pearsall, Eagan, Bob and Judy Richard Elfendahl, Gerald & Judi Leiter, Renée and Elliot Ellen, Grace Levy, Fred and Nancy Taylor Elliott, Paula and Paul Brians Lick, Susan and James Beug Erskine, Michele and Larry Lonner, Thomas and Farley, Elton and Marilyn Elizabeth Ward Farmer, Terry and Whetstone, Lael Lundgren, Bud and Mollie Ferguson, Della and Doug Mac Evitt, Mike and Annie Fisher, Ellen M. and Don Laurie Fleming, Lou and Carol Madigan, Marsha and Bill Woodlands 3rd Grade students with projects + Reid Hansen & Lilly Kodama 9 BIHM First Peoples ExhibitPage2016 54 of 56Education and Outreach Report
Last year brought people from all over the globe with many types of interests to BIHM. An average of four educational programs or partnership meetings took place each week and BIHM staff and volunteers worked with more than fifty organizations to develop and participate in over 200 events!
DATE EVENT / PROGRAM NAME DATE EVENT / PROGRAM NAME 1-Jan Annual Mochi Tsuki Festival 6-Jun Ordway 4th Grade Classes 6/6-6/7 11-Jan St. Joseph 6th Grade Classes Student Tour 7-Jun Wilkes School History Exhibits 6/7-6/9 12-Jan Olympia Hikers Group Tour 9-Jun First Years Learning Center visit Old Red Oak 20-Jan Suquamish Education Curriculum Com Meeting 9-Jun North Seattle College Student Researchers 27-Jan Nature Nuts Time Travelers Camp 1/27-1/29 15-Jun Teach-in Seattle 5th Grade Students 30-Jan Edu Reach Advisory Committee Program 19-Jun Fort Ward Living History Walking Tour 4-Feb Bayview Seattle Senior Group Tour 21-Jun Kitsap Unitarian Universal Fellowship Tour 10-Feb Life Skills Bainbridge High School Students 22-Jun Historian Huddle Jon Garfunkel 10-Feb BISD Wilkes Elementary 4th Grade Students 24-Jun First Years Learning Center visit Schoolhouse 13-Feb BIHM Membership's Annual Meeting 29-Jun Japanese War Brides Tour 15-Feb Y WE Environmental Student Group Visit 10-Jul Seattle Journalists "Soy Source" Tour 16-Feb Asian Counseling Referral Svc 9th-12th Graders Tour 11-Jul FIUTS Social Justice Media Leaders Tour 17-Feb Yama Site Tour 13-Jul Island Volunteer Caregivers Group Tour 19-Feb Bellevue College Social Justice Course Student Tour 14-Jul Islandwood Historical Mysteries Summer Camp Prgrm 19-Feb BISD Mosaic Student Group 20-Jul Madrona House Assisted Living Program 19-Feb U of Hyogo Japanese College Students 22-Jul Blue Dolphin Japanese Students 1st - 3rd Graders 20-Feb P.S. Woodward’s Group 26-Jul Edmonds College Archaeology Students Tour 24-Feb Historians Huddle Carolyn Hartse 30-Jul North Kitsap Senior Center Tour 27-Feb ALF American Leadership Forum Group Tour 2-Aug Natl. Park Service Teacher Workshop 1-Mar Wingluke Teachers Institute Program 2-Aug Horizon House Seattle Tour 2-Mar BISD Ordway, 3 groups of 2nd Graders 3/2-3/4 5-Aug Fukoka University Japan Student Tour 4-Mar Montessori Country School Student Prgrm 11-Aug Holocaust Center Professional Development Tour 11-Mar West Sound Academy High School Student Tour 15-Aug Lakeside SALT Student Leadership Group Program 14-Mar Japanese College Students Tour 22-Aug Once Upon A Time History Camp 8/22-8/26 15-Mar UW Leadership FIUTS Student Tour 22-Aug History Camp 8/22-8/26 16-Mar TOPS Seattle 7th Graders Day on Bainbridge Program 23-Aug Freedom Readers Book Club Tour 17-Mar BISD Multicultural Advisory Council Retreat 24-Aug Historians Huddle Clarence Moriwaki 21-Mar Seitoku High School Japan Student Tour 14-Sep UW Nursing Students Tour 21-Mar Montessori School Students Research Visit 16-Sep UW College of Engineering Student Tour 28-Mar UW Intern Ian Hawley Review Online Interviews 14-Nov UW Cultural Immersion Language Learning Student Tour 30-Mar Exclusion Commemoration Program 28-Sep Historian Huddle Pat Baillargeon 30-Mar National Parks Superintendents Workshop Tour 28-Nov Event for Raffle Ticket Drawing 31-Mar Montessori School Research Presentations 30-Nov Madrona House Assisted Living Program 1-Apr Email A Tree partnership Arbor Day Bainbridge 2-Dec Nature Nuts K - 2nd Grades Student Tour 1-Apr American Society for Environmental History Tour 7-Dec WWII Exhibit Docent Program 6-Apr Key Peninsula Historical Society Tour 14-Dec BIHM Volunteers Tour Kitsap County Historical Museum 9-Apr Bainbridge Distillery Yama Whiskey Release Event 20-Dec BIHM Volunteers Holiday Party 14-Apr BISD Wilkes Elementary 4th grade class 16-Apr Road Scholars Northwest Group Tour 16-Apr Girl Scout Group Program 19-Apr Senior Services for South Sound Group Tour 21-Apr Petroglyph Program for MOSAIC K-7 Grade Students 21-Apr Annual Arbor Day Historic Trees Walks 9-May UW Students Exclusion Experience Program 9-May Masonic Lodge History Presentation 11-May West Side School Seattle 8th Graders 11-May Only What We Can Carry Delegation to Manzanar 12-May Port Orchard Women’s Group Tour 13-May Lake Washington Girls Middle School Program 16-May AAM Museum Academy Web Seminar 17-May Kingston Historical Society Members Tour 18-May Carden Country School 7th and 8th Graders Tour 18-May Frank Kitamoto Legacy Project 19-May Reid's Magical History Tour 19-May American Studies BIJA Exclusion Curriculum 19-May Woodward Culture Fair 8th Grade Exhibits 20-May WA State History BHS Student Tour 25-May South Seattle College Student Live Diversity Tour 25-May Historians Huddle Brian Copp 26-May The Island School Paved w/ Gold Immigrants 27-May Woodlands 3rd Grade History Presentations 31-May IslandWood & Blakely Tour with Brian Copp 31-May Celebration of Business Sponsors Reception Teacher Open House and BIstory Box 10 BIHM2016 First Peoples Collection ExhibitPage 55 of 56 Summary—Accessioned Donations
We are fortunate to have the support of the Bainbridge Island community and we are grateful for donations that enhance our ever-growing collection. Thanks to our collection volunteers who assist in documenting donated photos and artifacts.
Description # Items Donor Description # Items Donor Women of Woodcraft ribbon 1 Found in Collection Photos - "Pratt" house and family 12 Pratt Sisters Negative Collection from Kitamoto office 163 BIJAC Fill-Am community photos 16 Found in Collection Port Blakely beach combings 49 Anne Wright Framed photo - "Wallawalla" aground 1 Jeri Meyer Miniature cannon from "Old Ironsides" 1 Doug Whalley Port Blakely beach objects and photos 48 Sally Lagrandeur Maritime Photographic prints 9 Liz Murray Misc. ephemera, photos, posters, letters 21 William Hoots Childrens's Songbooks 6 April Dever B.I. High School gymnastics jacket 1 Dominique D'Onofrio BIHS Yearbooks 2011-2014 4 Susan Ericksen Photos - children at relocation camp 2 Lilly Kodama Photos of Donworth house, Crystal Springs 2 Willow Follett Sacket farm photo display 45 Joel Sacket Pottery Fragments - Port Madison 3 Robert McCormic Photo Bainbridge baseball team 1 Found in Collection "Chickamauga" salvage plaques 2 Found in Collection Winslow Census data 1900,1910 3 Bill Barrow Samuel C. Hall shipping trunk 1 Helen Mae Reed B.I. Review article 1969 Rotary Auction 1 Found in Collection Framed painting print "San Mateo" 1 Mark Wilson Creosote Photos from HAER report 29 Found in Collection Set of "Bainbridge Island Beacon" 1922-24 1 Wade Garretson "CLEANERS" signs 2 Denise Harris John Adams collection - photos, maps, WW2 5 Pat Egaas Photos - Beck, Ransom, Cummings 27 Laura Alley John McKillop Boy Scout Scrapbook 1 Kay Boyce 1933 Spartan Yearbook 1 Rodney Waldron North Bainbridge Community Assn. bylaws 1 Will Shopes BIHS Yearbooks 6 Sung Jun Pak Geneology of Chief Seattle 1 Barbara Pringle Welfare family photos and Ephemera 8 Jack Wellfare Book - William Bainbridge Biography 1 Andy Price Photo Collection Winslow 1970-90 62 Merril Robison Framed photo - "Winslow Way" ca 1947 1 Steve Shawley Yama teapot with "face" 1 Judy Dulay Photo - possible BI location 1 Merold Thompson Set of pull-out maps-WA ID ORE MON 1910 4 Allen Haugen Color Photo Water Tower -Madison & Wyat 1 Charles Schmid Slides of Fort Ward Radio Station 1955-56 17 Gordon Lovell Rapada family photo collection 29 Doreen Almazon Rapada 49 star flag flown over the US Capitol 1 Barbara Lindblad Doll House Furniture 6 Ronald Laes Photos rescued from BIHS fire 9 Mary Jo Watson Photos - Manzanar/Minidoka 5 Kay Nakao Takesha Kitayama documents 5 Karen Nakata 1936 Yearbook-Foss family photo-ration book 6 Shirli Weber George family images 2 Bill Lee Manuscript - History of "USS Coos Bay" 1 Steve Ekholm French fry potato cutter 1 Bill Woods Japanese in Blakely Cemetary records 1 BIJAC, Andy Price Bill Weld negatives "Minesweeper 1944" 36 Bill Weld Abrahamson photos, yearbooks, & misc 31 Margo Ray Fort Ward Aerial photo 1951 1 Louis Alloin 1915 Western Motor Car Magazine 1 Andy Price 1971 pencil drawing Winslow Way 1 Joyce Depue Frame drawing of school and school bus 1 Bill Hemp 2 photo Albums Burwell Family 10 Pam Benton BIJAC photos, notes, Takayoshi items 18 Bill Nakao Aerial photo Fletcher Bay, library books 10 Diana & Peter Christofferson Negatives related to "Kodomo Tame Ni" 197 BIJAC Relocation Camp Photos 9 Joyce Nishimura Baseball team photo Asahi Shikasima 1 Jerry Arai Hansen family photos 4 Ried Hansen Dufflebag, sign, photos, yearbook & misc. 59 Nagatani Crystal Springs School "souvenir" card 1 Beverly & Robert Hansen Bowden family scrapbooks - scans 3 Barbara Pringle Photo collection Hansen/Gragerud family 9 Linnea Obrien Color photos airplane at Raber Field 8 Bud Piehl Photos -Climbing Fort Ward tower 2 Robert Combs Photos - Port Blakely School 3 Jerry Rothbaum Nob Moritani carry-on case 1 BIJAC Bud Hawk Photos 5 Silven Moench Annual Report announcement 1 Walt Ball B.I. Home Rule photos 97 Charles Schmid B.I. High School Band items 12 Karen Nakata Photos and misc. from Kitamoto office 185 Bill Nakao Button, sifter, commencement, photo 4 Denise Harris John Conrad Coll. Ferries on Puget Sound 66 Imelda Howton Oil can 1 Mary Anderson 1936 Corps of Engineers map Port Orchard 1 Paul Vibrans Glass/bottles from Pt. Blakely & Pt. Madison 21 Price & Elizabeth Court "Nidoto Nai Yoni" petition signature sheets 1 BIJAEMA/BIJAC Bean's Bight Weather Log Book 1978-86 1 Bainbridge Arts and Crafts Manual of Juvenile Granges 1947 1 Jana Hintz 11
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We had so much fun at History Camp—we wish it could last all year!
Handmade Ships at History Camp Fishing Skills at History Camp