2019 ANNUAL REPORT Table of Contents

CAPE ANN MUSEUM 2019 ANNUAL REPORT Table of Contents

Cover: Homer at the Beach exhibition, October 2019. This page: Fitz Henry Lane Gallery, June 2019. 2019 Board of Directors Letter from the Director and Board President OUR MISSION To foster an appreciation of the quality Charles Esdaile, President Dear Friends, and diversity of life on Cape Ann, past J.J. Bell, Vice President and present; to further the knowledge It has been a great pleasure to get to know so many Museum and the Cape Ann community Sam Holdsworth, Interim Treasurer and enjoyment of Cape Ann history and Nina Goodick, Clerk members throughout this past year. Building on the great work of our predecessors, Ronda Faloon, Outgoing Director, and John Cunningham, Outgoing President of the Board, the Museum art; to collect and preserve significant Robert Bachelder in 2019 has amplified its celebration of the dynamic story of Cape Ann, and further explored information and artifacts; and, to Stephanie Terelak Benenson how the Museum connects us all both locally and nationally. Kermit Birchfield encourage community involvement in Concurrent to all the exciting work taking place at the Cape Ann Museum Green, the Norman Chambers our programs and holdings. In all our Museum's new gateway to Gloucester that will open its doors to our community in 2020, during Bonnie Covington activities, the Museum emphasizes the Thomas Cronin this summer and fall, we welcomed an unprecedented number of visitors to see our critically John Cunningham acclaimed exhibition, Homer at the Beach: A Marine Painter's Journey, 1869–1880. As we look highest standards of quality and seeks to Stephanie Gaskins ahead to Cape Ann Museum’s 150th anniversary, we are planning more exemplary exhibitions engage the broadest possible audience. Henrietta Gates that will focus on the region's important place in American art and history. Anne Rogers Haley Cape Ann is one of the most important places in the history of American art and industry. William Hausman The Cape Ann Museum, celebrates this history and remarkable contributions of this place William Ellery James to the cultural enhancement of our community and the world at large—yesterday, today and Susanna Natti tomorrow. David Porper We have a unique and dynamic charge and remain so delighted to work with everyone as we John Rando together build the Cape Ann Museum as a beacon on engagement, inspiration and relevance for Anne-Seymour St. John all to enjoy. Hinda Simon Sincerely, Kristin Zarrella Oliver Barker Charles Esdaile

Director President of the Board

(left to right) Outgoing Director Ronda Falloon with incoming Director Oliver Barker, May 2019 | Cape Ann Museum. Photo credit: Steve Rosenthal | Board Chair Charles Esdaile, Director Oliver Barker and Board Member William Ellery James at the site of the Cape Ann Museum Green, June 2019.

1 | CAPE ANN MUSEUM 2019 ANNUAL REPORT Museum Staff Committees

Administration Audience Engagement Committee Finance Committee SUPPORTING COMMITTEES Oliver Barker, Director Susanna Natti Sam Holdsworth and Fitz Henry Lane Committee Sheila Hruby, Director of Operations Stephanie Gaskins Janet James, Co-Chairs Hope Bachelder Ronda Faloon, Director Miriam Weinstein Richard Carlson Jackie Bell Nina Goodick Thomas Cronin Curatorial Bonnie Covington Thomas Hovey John Cunningham Martha Oaks, Susan Goodchild Curator John Huss Charles Esdaile Leon Doucette, Christine Lunberg Curatorial Assistant Kerry Herrmann Jack Haley Jenifer McDougall Amber Wingerson, Curatorial Assistant Chandra Lavery Lorraince Schulte Erik Ronnberg, Maritime Curator Mary Rhinelander Governance Committee Hinda Simon, Chair Shelagh Schylling Development Collections Committee J.J. Bell Judy Shields Kathleen Maiorana, Development Coordinator Kermit Birchfield,Chair John Cunningham Leslee Shlopak, Red Cottage Committee Director of Development John Cunningham Henrietta Gates Lauren Sottile, Stephanie Benenson Development Coordinator Mary Craven Charles Esdaile Eliza Cowan Charles Esdaile Library/Archives Torry Cullen Stephen Lindo Nominating Committee Trenton Carls, Librarian/Archivist Caroline Esdaile Daniel McDougall J.J. Bell, Chair Molly O’Hagan Hardy, Director of the Melanie Healey Eileen Mueller Charles Esdaile Library & Archives† Allison Mueller Margaret Pearson Henrietta Gates William Ellery James Education and Programming Ingrid Swanson Homer Host Committee Courtney Richardson, Director of Education John Rando Search Committee Anne Rogers Haley, Chair and Public Programs Arthur Ryan Henrietta Gates and Stephanie Benenson Kendall Reynolds, Education Coordinator Advisory Sub-Committee Susanna Natti, Co-Chairs Judy Carter Lily Wildrick, Education Assistant Robert Bachelder John Cunningham William Cross Fiona Kerr, Education Assistant Elizabeth Clement Charles Esdaile Caroline Esdaile Sam Holdsworth Visitor Services Same Holdworth Charles Esdaile Janet James Nina Goodick Amanda Silva, Visitor Services Development Committee Janet James Cara White, Museum Shop Manager Anne-Seymour St. John, Chair White-Ellery Campus Committee Christine Lundberg Stephanie Modahl, Visitor Services Hope Bachelder Stephanie Beneson and Dyson Hruby, Visitor Services Susanna Natti John Cunningham Charles Esdaile, Co-Chairs Judith Orfanos, Anne-Seymour St. John Visitor Services Charles Esdaile Richard Carlson Anne Rogers Haley Facilities Norman Chambers Cape Ann Blossoms Committee Susanna Natti Walter Chianciola, Facilities Manager John Cunningham Gail Anderson Hinda Simon Nick Tarantino, Security Sam Holdsworth Judy Carter Janet James Dawn Dexter Executive Committee William Ellery James Susan Goodchild Charles Esdaile, Chair Susanna Natti Stevie Neal J.J. Bell Ann Pulver Stephanie Benenson Ingrid Swanson John Cunningham Nina Goodick Sam Holdsworth

2 | CAPE ANN MUSEUM 2019 ANNUAL REPORT Friends & Volunteers

We are deeply grateful to our friends and volunteers who play a vital role in advancing the Museum’s mission. They share their time, expertise and enthusiasm, and serve as the Museum’s ambassadors to the larger community.

Community Archivists Salam Madi Peter Anastas Steve Rosenthal Karen Andrews Paul St. Germain Judith Bannon Les Bartlett Interns Stephanie Buck Karla Kaneb, Master of Liberal Arts Program, Sam Ciolino with a concentration in Collections Management, Helaine Davis Harvard University Extension School Anne Hadley Jim Kelley, Endicott College Linda Johnson Betsy Passmore Chandra Lavery, Gloucester High School Anne Siegel Howard Thomas 2019 Library Volunteers Peter Anastas Volunteers in Collections, Judy Bannon Education, Programs and Events Les Bartlett Jan Charles Stephanie Buck Ted Charles Helaine Davis Docents/Associates Joan Major Ciolino Anne Hadley Kathe Cohen Betsy Passmore In 2019, the Cape Ann Museum welcomed its fifth group of docents and associates. Peggy Flavin Trained by the Museum’s staff and outside specialists, the group included individuals from across the North Shore, each bringing their own strengths and areas of expertise to the Museum. Started in 2008, the docent/associate program has greatly enhanced the Museum and visitors’ experience, as well as provided needed support throughout the various departments. Members of the most recent group of docents/associates are noted with an asterisk. Gail Anderson Pippy Giuliano Ann Pulver Leslie Beatty Joan Gorga Mary Rhinelander Ed Becker* Jean Guyer* Paul Romary* Selma BellLinda Berard* Marion Hall Maggie Rosa Margaret Bernier Rosalie Hughes* Anne-Seymour St. John Diane Bevins John Huss Bruce Shaw* Deborah Bishop* Bruce Jones Teresa Silverman Charlene Callahan Elizabeth King Trina Smith Anne Babson Carter Monica Lawton* Bonnie Sontag Betsy Chalfen* Sally Longnecker Karen Stanton* John Day Paul McGeary Doug Stewart* Sharon Day Heidi McGrath Ingrid Swanson Dawn Dexter Alexandra Meyers* Bonnie Sylvester Christina Doyle Beth Morris* Hazel von Rosenvinge Patricia Earle Sarah Mowitt Suellen Wedmore* Tamsen Endicott Stevie Neal Miriam Weinstein Frances Fitch* John Newberry* Patricia Wellenkamp* Liz Fragola* Elaine Ohlson Sarah Wetzel* (above left) CAM Docents in front of the Sargent House Museum, August 2019. Tony Giannelli Trudi Olivetti (above) Volunteer Appreciation Brunch, January 2019.

3 | CAPE ANN MUSEUM 2019 ANNUAL REPORT Homer (at the Beach) — An Epic Journey!

Homer at the Beach: A Marine Painters Journey was the largest and most ambitious exhibition the Cape Ann Museum has organized to date and played a key role during what has been a transformative year for the Museum. Organized by the Museum and with guest-curator, Bill Cross, the exhibition ignited local interest and received national and international acclaim. The Museum greeted a total of 24,628 visitors during the exhibition and this brought a significant increase in 2018 annual attendance of 25,014 visitors. Charting Winslow Homer’s (1836–1910) artistic formation as a marine painter, the exhibit focused on eleven seminal years (1869–1880) and a physical journey to six waterfront locations. This voyage from New Jersey to Maine—including multiple visits to Gloucester and other parts of Cape Ann—forever changed Homer’s life and was pivotal in his development as a nationally significant artist. Time spent on Cape Ann was critical to Homer’s development. It was in Gloucester in 1873 that Homer made his first watercolors, and during the summer of 1880 on Ten Pound Island in Gloucester Harbor, his mastery of the watercolor medium reached new heights. Homer’s innate powers of observation captured the essence of the people he encountered and their sense of place—unique in each case, and distinctly American. The Homer at the Beach exhibit demonstrated that the Cape Ann Museum can be both a vital and sustainable cultural organization for our own community and one of the finest regional museums in America. In continuing to plan for a dynamic future, we look forward to the prospect of planning more world-class exhibitions, and programs that focus on expanding our role in this community and celebratingthis region’s important place in the trajectory of American art and history.

4 | CAPE ANN MUSEUM 2019 ANNUAL REPORT The Beano , a 14-foot “peapod” vessel on loan from Mystic Seaport Museum arrives for the Homer at the Beach exhibition. Homer at the Beach (cont.)

Exhibition Sponsors Winslow Homer: New Insights Veterans Memorial Field Trip A Symposium at the Cape Ann Museum Lead support provided by: In November, Kendall Reynolds, CAM The Mr. & Mrs. Raymond J. Horowitz On October 4 and 5, 2019, scholars gathered to reveal new research and discoveries about artist Education Coordinator, gave a school Foundation for the Arts, Inc. tour to a group of 38 third-graders from Winslow Homer. This symposium was offered in conjunction with the special exhibition Homer Generous support provided by: at the Beach: A Marine Painter’s Journey, 1869–1880, an exploration of the earliest marine works Veterans Memorial School in Gloucester. This underserved elementary school lacks Anne Rogers Haley & John F. Haley, Jr. of Winslow Homer (1836–1910). Dr. Sylvia Yount, Lawrence A. Fleischman Curator in Charge of John S. Rando, Jr. the American Wing, Metropolitan Museum of Art, presented the keynote lecture “Reconsidering adequate funding, but makes up for that Homer” on Friday evening. loss with amazing teachers. Kendall worked Further support was gratefully A day of talks by noted scholars, curators, and college and university professors followed closely with Laura Smith, the students' received from 56 additional donors including: on Saturday. Presenters included William R. Cross, Guest Curator, Homer at the Beach; Asma homeroom teacher, to develop classroom Naeem, The Eddie C. and C. Sylvia Brown Chief Curator, Baltimore Museum of Art; Melissa material to prep the kids with knowledge Anonymous Jan & Ted Charles Trafton, Visiting Assistant Professor, Department of Visual Arts, College of the Holy Cross; of Winslow Homer before their trip to the Beth & Linzee Coolidge Ross Barrett, Associate Professor, History of Art & Architecture, Boston University; Ethan Cape Ann Museum. Once at the Museum Janet & William Ellery James Lasser, John Moors Cabot Chair of the Art of the Americas, Museum of Fine Arts, Boston; Diana the students spent time with Kendall touring Anne & Bill Kneisel Greenwold, Associate Curator of American Art, Portland Museum of Art; Adam Greenhalgh, the exhibit, time with one of our docents Leslie & Angus Littlejohn Associate Curator, Mark Rothko Catalogue Raisonné, Works on Paper, National Gallery of Art; and college intern Jim sketching in another gallery, teaching them to look closely and Gail & Ernst von Metzsch and Judith Walsh, Professor Emerita, State University College at Buffalo. Corinna & Ronnie Waud The day ended with a round table wrap-up featuring insights from Kathleen Foster, Robert observe artwork, and time in our activity L. McNeil, Jr. Curator of American Art and Director, Center for American Art, Philadelphia center creating their own watercolor Museum of Art; Martha Tedeschi, Elizabeth and John Moors Cabot Director, Harvard Art paintings with their art teacher. Overall, the Museums; and Sylvia Yount, Lawrence A. Fleischman Curator in Charge, The American Wing, trip the students took to the museum to see The Metropolitan Museum of Art. 180 people participated over the two-day event that attracted Winslow Homer’s works was rewarding for additional scholars, curators and graduate students from across disciplines. all involved.

Exhibition Catalog To accompany the Homer exhibit, the Museum produced a 200+ page catalog written by exhibition curator William R. Cross, with a prelude by art historian John Wilmerding. The catalog includes 96

Presenters at the Winslow Homer: New Insights Symposium: Adam Greenhalgh, Associate Curator, Mark images from the exhibition and additional CAM Education Intern Chandra Rothko Catalogue Raisonné, Works on Paper, National Gallery of Art; Asma Naeem, The Eddie C. and contextualizing works. The first print run Lavery sporting a Homer-esque C. Sylvia Brown Chief Curator, The Baltimore Museum of Art; Kathleen Foster, Curator of American Art, nearly sold out by the end of the exhibition; a MBTA bus at North Station with Homer at the Beach advertisement. ensemble. Center for American Art, Philadelphia Museum of Art; William Cross, Curator, Homer at the Beach. second run is now under consideration.

5 | CAPE ANN MUSEUM 2019 ANNUAL REPORT Sculpture Unveiled in Honor of Outgoing Director, Ronda Faloon

In June 2019, the Cape Ann Museum unveiled Chris Williams’ monumental rendering of the famed Cape Ann Sea Serpent, commissioned in honor of Ronda Faloon, director of the Museum from 2006 to 2019. Made of bronze, granite, and glass and installed at the Museum’s main entrance, the sculpture was inspired by the legendary serpent that visited Gloucester Harbor and surrounding areas numerous times beginning in the summer of 1817. During its earliest visits, the creature was seen from the shore by hundreds of awe-struck people from amongst whom the Linnaean Society of New England collected vivid eyewitness accounts that were published in a small pamphlet entitled Report of a committee of the Linnaean Society of New England, relative to a large marine animal, supposed to be a serpent, seen near Cape Ann, Massachusetts, in August 1817. Since that time, the great Cape Ann Sea Serpent has held a special place in local lore. Chris Williams took the well-known and much-loved story of the serpent and through hundreds of hours of work in his Essex, Massachusetts, studio, created a magnificent piece that artfully celebrates the intersection of history and art in a very public and engaging way. From its unveiling, the sculpture has been a success. Passersby, whether on foot or in a car, stop to view the work, often getting out to take selfies with the serpent looming in the background. Families pose in front of it, sometimes asking a Museum employee to snap a photograph. One admirer was even seen coaxing his dog up onto the sculpture for a quick picture. The sculpture has quickly become a local icon. The project was made possible by the generous support of numerous individuals including Arthur N. Ryan, Janet and William Ellery James, members of the Museum’s Red Cottage Society.

6 | CAPE ANN MUSEUM 2019 ANNUAL REPORT The newly installed Cape Ann Sea Serpent by Chris Williams graces the Museum entrance at 27 Pleasant Street. Demetrios Gift Enhances Museum Collection

Since 1986, when the Cape Ann Museum held its first major exhibition of works by George Demetrios (1896–1974), the Museum’s collection of sculpture and drawings by the well-known artist and teacher has grown steadily. The same is true of the artistic and literary works of Virginia Lee Burton (1909–1968), who married Demetrios in 1931 and went on to become leader of the Folly Cove Designers and a highly regarded children’s book author and illustrator. In 2019, through the generosity of the couple’s son, Aristides Demetrios, and his wife Ilene H. Nagel Demetrios, the Cape Ann Museum received an extraordinary gift of artwork which deepens our understanding of George Demetrios and Virginia Lee Burton’s talents and their place in the history of art on Cape Ann. The gift included two bronze pieces by George Demetrios: Torso, sculpted in 1971, and Jinnee Going to Heaven, a 1969 work done in remembrance of Virginia Lee Burton, who was affectionately known as Jinnee. The gift also included 21 carved linoleum blocks, designed and cut by Burton and used in her work as a Folly Cove Designer. Amongst the blocks is the one used for printing the diplomas individual members of the group each received. Perhaps the most moving piece of artwork included in the gift is an untitled triptych designed by Burton and carved into wood panels. Relying on her keen sense of design and her love of incorporating repetitive patterns into her compositions, the panels burst with energy and passion. Burton’s skillful use of lines combined with her expertise at capturing the gesture of the human body in motion make the piece magical. For a complete listing of items included in this important gift, please see the list of 2019 Museum Acquisitions on page 10 of this report. The Cape Ann Museum thanks Aristides Demetrios and Ilene J. Nagel Demetrios for their generosity and support.

Untitled triptych, undated, carved wooden panels by Virginia Lee Burton Demetrios (1909–1968). Gift of Aristides Burton Demetrios and Ilene H. Nagel Demetrios

7 | CAPE ANN MUSEUM 2019 ANNUAL REPORT Cape Ann Blossoms—A Spring Welcome

Peach colored tulips, peonies, and crabapple blossoms mirrored the blush tones of Charles Hopkinson’s portrait H.H. & Her Sister. Silvery mauve roses and dark succulents on a mirrored base reflected the highlights and shadows of Paul Revere Silver. On May 3–5, 2019, Museum visitors were treated to the floral arrangements of 21 designers, garden clubs, artists, and civic organizations. The arrangements interpreted works from the Museum’s holdings and from borrowed collections, carefully chosen to reflect a variety of media. It had been 13 years since the previous, and only, Cape Ann Blossoms, and the response was enthusiastic—over 1,400 visitors at the Friday night preview party and during extended hours over the weekend. Many people were first time visitors. Museum docents led well-attended tours of the artwork and corresponding arrangements, while visitors also had the option of following self-guided maps in the program. The event was dedicated to outgoing museum Director Ronda Faloon, who arrived at the time of the first Cape Ann Blossoms. A committee under the guidance of Development Director Leslee Shlopak worked for 18 months on this detail-heavy event. Communications were particularly important, including invitation letters, signup forms, designer guidelines, designer and docent orientation, publicity, printed program, pedestal signage, etc. As an added bonus, Cape Ann Blossoms overlapped with the temporary exhibit of Esther Pullman’s oversized greenhouse photos. The event would not have been a success without the collaborative efforts of Museum staff, volunteers, and generous sponsors. What a joyous way to welcome Spring! —Gail Anderson Cape Ann Blossoms Committee Member & CAM Docent

Cape Ann Blossoms Sponsors Beauport Hospitality Group Arthur Ryan Linzee & Beth Coolidge Cottage Gardening Tom & Pat Cronin Cape Ann Garden Club

8 | CAPE ANN MUSEUM 2019 ANNUAL REPORT Floral arrangement by Beth Genovese and Gina Russo of Sage Floral Studio, inspired by the Fresnel Lens. Photo courtesy of David Cox. 2019 ACQUISITIONS

Tibor Gergely (1900–1978), Tarr & Wonson Paint Factory [detail], undated, oil on masonite. Gift of Linda Schreyer. Acquisitions

During 2019, the Museum’s collections expanded in important and exciting ways through the generosity of many individuals and families. The scope of new acquisitions listed here reflects the strength of the institution. The Museum looks forward to 2020 and the opening of its new Collections Center, which will significantly enhance its ability to care for the vast trove of artifacts which collectively tell the story of Cape Ann.

FINE AND DECORATIVE ARTS wooden panels by Virginia Lee Burton Demetrios (1909– 1968); twenty-one linoleum blocks for the Folly Cove Gift of Nancy Batty: Coal Wharf, Gloucester, c.1940s, oil Designers: Community, Gloucester Branch, Gossips, Kit on canvas by Carl Peters (1897–1980). Nip, Noel, Ocelot, Pine, Robin Hood, Seamstress Motif, Gift of Aristides Burton Demetrios and Ilene H. Nagel Sheep in a Manger, Spring Lambs, Swing Tree, Winter Demetrios: Collection of 29 items – Easter Morning, Boarder, and Kittens, as well as for a Christmas card undated, bronze sculpture by Aristides Burton Demetrios; design and for the Folly Cove Designers Diploma, all by Torso, 1971, bronze sculpture by George Demetrios Virginia Lee Burton Demetrios. (1896–1974); Jinnee Going to Heaven, 1969, bronze Gift of Dawn Dexter: Haskell House, undated, etching by sculpture by George Demetrios; exhibition sign for Folly Albert Henry Atkins (1880–1951). Cove Designers, undated, painted wood by unattributed Folly Cove Designer; untitled triptych, undated, carved Gift of Judy Gardner: Portrait of the Artist William Meyerowitz, c.1950, oil on academy board by Theresa Coal Wharf, Gloucester, c.1940s, oil on canvas by Carl Peters (1897– 1980). Gift of Nancy Batty. Bernstein (1890–2002), donated in honor of Stephen W. Klein, father of the donor. Gift of the artist: Écorché Figure Study, 1956, bronze Gift of the photographer: Photographic essay titled The sculpture by Mary Rhinelander McCarl. Demolition of the Fishermen’s Institute, 1974, by Arnold Jarmak. Gift of Kenneth and Susan Rowe: Portrait of the Artist’s Father, John Rowe (1796–1833), c.1858, oil on canvas by Gift of Mark Joseph: Half model of 1917 Montgomery Lancelot Rowe (1820–1908). “Bird” class boat, 1976, by Ernest A. Tarr (1926–2012); Full model of 1917 Montgomery “Bird” class boat, 1976, Gift of Linda Schreyer: Three works by Tibor Gergely Ernest A. Tarr (1926–2012). (1900–1978): Gloucester, 1939, 1939, ink on paper; New England Church, Pigeon Cove, undated, gouache and ink Gift of Peter Lawrence: U.S. Life Saving Service Hat, on paper; Tarr & Wonson Paint Factory, undated, oil on c.1890, made by G.W. Simmons & Co. of Boston. masonite. Gift of Lawrence Sorkin: Susanna and the Elders, 1928, oil on canvas by Umberto Romano (1905–1982). Gift of the artist: Surrounded by Water, 2009, quilt made by Clara Wainwright.

ARTIFACTS Gift of Donald Amero: Bronze sign marked “LePage’s Incorporated,” undated, unattributed manufacturer; large scale photograph showing the LePage’s glue factory, undated, unattributed photographer. Gift of Joan Dow: Skirt printed with Folly Cove Design Bronze sign marked “LePage’s Incorporated,” undated, unattributed Portrait of the Artist’s Father, John Rowe (1796–1833), c.1858, oil on Sea Horses, c.1940, red ink on grey linen by Ida Bruno manufacturer; large scale photograph showing the LePage’s glue canvas by Lancelot Rowe (1820–1908). Gift of Kenneth and Susan Rowe. (1882–1953). factory, undated, unattributed photographer. Gift of Donald Amero.

10 | CAPE ANN MUSEUM 2019 ANNUAL REPORT Acquisitions (cont.)

Gift of Patricia Monroe: Yardage printed with Folly Cove Cape Ann Sea Serpent, 2019, bronze and glass with Design Gossips, undated, grey ink on white cotton twill granite base by Chris Williams, commissioned by the by Virginia Lee Burton Demetrios (1909–1968). Cape Ann Museum in honor of Ronda Faloon, Director of Gift of Sylvia M. Pingree: Skirt printed with Folly Cove the Museum from 2006–2019. Design Baked Bean Supper, c.1954, black ink on red linen by Margaret “Peggy” Norton (1905–2000); Child’s GIFTS TO THE LIBRARY & ARCHIVES skirt printed with Folly Cove Design Baked Bean Supper, Gift of the American Antiquarian Society: Beyond c.1954, black ink on red linen by Margaret “Peggy” Midnight: Paul Revere, exhibition catalog, 2019. Norton, donated in memory of her mother Barbara [2019.002.08] Pingree. Gift of Beverly Bernhand: Mike Mulligan by Virginia Lee Gift of Jon Wesley Wallenius and Mary Elizabeth Downing Burton, 1939, first edition. [2019.007] Wallenius: Seven linoleum blocks for the Folly Cove Designs Daisy, Pears, Oak, Rubus I, Rubus II, Lily, and Gift of Nancy K. Blue: 8” x 10” framed photograph of Apple Orchard, c.1950s–1960s, by Mary Wallenius (1914– Emile Gruppé with painting of the Yankee with Irving 1992). Johnson. [2019.002.02] Gift of Gus Bourneuf, Jr.: Six books on Maritime PURCHASES AND COMMISSIONS History: Dykes and Aboiteaux by Sally Ross, 2002; Two Ensuing Autumn, undated, mixed media assemblage by Beginnings: A Brief Acadian History by J. Alphonse Dawn Southworth, purchased with funds provided by the Deveau, 1980; Sea Language Comes Ashore by Joanna Kanter Kallman Foundation. Carver Colcord, 1945; The Seas and the Oceans by C.F. Hickling and Peter Lancaster Brown, 1973; Navigation Through the Ages by Donald Launer, 2009; The American Maritime Industries and Public Policy by John G.B. LIBRARY & ARCHIVES Hutchins, 1969. [2019.003] End of Year Report Gift of Noreen Brennan: Ginny’s First Secret by Lee Kingman, 1958. [2019.002.10] The Cape Ann Museum Library & Archives went Photograph of Theresa Bernstein and William Meyerowitz at Good Gift of Kathy Carpenter: Three postcards: Rafe’s Harbor Beach, c.1950. Gift of Judy Gardner, 2019, in honor of her father through many changes in 2019. Amber Wingerson, Chasm, Magnolia, Gloucester, MA; Life Saving Station, Stephen W. Klein (2019.30.2). Curatorial Assistant, and Erik Ronnberg, Maritime Gloucester, MA; Rockport Yacht Basin, Cape Ann, MA. Curator, stepped up to the challenge of assisting [2019.023] Gift of Anne Rogers Haley: Leon Kroll by American Artists researchers both online and in-person, processing Gift of City of Gloucester: Dolliver’s Cemetery Records, Group, 1945. [2019.020] newly acquired material, and maintaining the Volumes 1–3. [2019.002.09] Gift of Joy Halsted: A Pea Finds a Princess by Joy Library & Archives' commitment of full access to Halsted, 2019. [2019.002.12] the collections. In late 2019, the Museum welcomed Gift of Aristides B. Demetrios and Ilene H. Nagel Demetrios: Letters, photographs and ephemera related to Trenton Carls as the new Librarian & Archivist. Gift of Phil Hayden: Bound volume of the Cape Ann the life of Virginia Lee Burton Demetrios (including drafts Trenton spent the final weeks of the year getting to Summer Sun newspaper; Eastern Point Yacht Club annual of Design & How) and George Demetrios. [2019.005] membership directories (11). [2019.025] know the collection as well as many of the enthusiastic patrons that came to the Library & Archives to Gift of Aristides B. Demetrios and Ilene H. Nagel Gift of Peter Damon Littlefield: S. Foster Damon welcome him. One of his first steps was to expand Demetrios: Letters, photographs, scrapbooks, page Collection. [2019.015] the Library & Archives' open hours to mimic the proofs and ephemera related to Virginia Lee Burton Gift of Jeanie Maarella: A Puritan Captain by Emanuel C. Museum’s hours, excluding Sundays. Demetrios, 1900–1970. [2019.011] Charlton, 1908; A Singular Life by Elizabeth Stuart Phelps, Gift of Robert L. France: Disentangled: Ethnozoology and 1896; The Squanicook Parish by Emanuel C. Charlton, Environmental Explanation of the Gloucester Sea Serpent 1917; Ragged Hill: A Rural Church Record by Emanuel C. by Robert L. France, 2019. [2019.002.11] Charlton, 1913. [2019.006]

11 | CAPE ANN MUSEUM 2019 ANNUAL REPORT Acquisitions (cont.)

Gift of Del Nickerson: Gorton-Pew photograph album, early 20th century. [2019.019] Gift of Jonathan Parsons: Fourteen books by John J. Babson, Roger Babson, Gordon W. Thomas, and others. Includes a scrapbook related to Proctor Brothers A Fisherman’s Own Book and John J. Babson’s History of Gloucester. [2019.014] Gift of Betsy Passmore: Two pamphlets by the Babson Museum with list of objects. [2019.002.06] Gift of Wardwell Ratcliffe: Hand-drawn map of Dogtown by Howard Curtis, ca. 1960. [2019.004] Gift of Elizabeth Roland: Gloucester Public School envelope with a first-day of issue Winslow Homer Stamp, 12/15/1962. [2019.024] Gift of Erik A. Ronnberg: Down on T Wharf by Andrew W. German, 1982. [2019.002.05] Gift of Lynn Routhier: James Poole manuscript and object collection. [2019.008] Gift of Arthur Ryan: At home: Historic Houses of Eastern Massachusetts by Beth Luey, 2019. [2019.021] Gift of Lauren Wendel: Theodore Wendel: True Notes of American Impressionism by Lauren Buckley; William H. Gerdts, 2019. [2019.002.07] Exhibition sign for Folly Cove Designers, undated, painted wood by unattributed Folly Cove Designer. Unknown Donor: Boston Women’s Heritage Trail by Gift of Aristides Burton Demetrios and Ilene H. Nagel Demetrios. Boston Women’s Heritage Trail (Organization), 2011. [2019.002.01] Unknown Donor: A Visit to the Ironworks by Mary Stetson The Rise of Everyday Design: The Arts & Crafts Movement Clarke; Joshua Tolford, 1975. [2019.002.03] in Britain & America, exhibit catalog from Harry Ransom Center, 2019. [2019.001.05] Unknown Donor: Jylleikosta Kotoisin by Anna-Liisa Lilius, 2019. [2019.002.04] Mingling Souls upon Paper: An Eighteenth Century Love Story by Bonnie Hurd Smith, 2007. [2019.001.06] LIBRARY & ARCHIVES — PURCHASES Letters of Loss & Love by Bonnie Hurd Smith, 2009. Black Jacks: African American Seamen in the Age of Sail [2019.001.07] by W. Jeffrey Bolster, 1997. [2019.001.01] Homer at the Beach, CAM exhibition catalog, 2019. Encyclopedia of Ephemera by Maurice Rickard, 2000. [2019.001.08] [2019.001.02] The Seven Lamps of Architecture by John Ruskin, 2019. Women’s Painted Furniture 1790–1930 : American School [2019.001.09] Girl Art by Betsy Krieg Salm, 2010. [2019.001.03] Voices of Dogtown by James R. Scrimgeour, 2019. Moral Contagion: Black Atlantic Sailors, Citizenship, [2019.001.10] and Diplomacy in Antebellum American by Michael The Seaman’s Manual by Francis G. Clarke, 1830. Schoeppner, 2019. [2019.001.04] [2019.012]

12 | CAPE ANN MUSEUM 2019 ANNUAL REPORT CURATORIAL REPORT

Esther Pullman, Reynolda House Greenhouse, Entrance—Rain, Winston-Salem, NC, 2007. Archival inkjet print produced from a scanned film negative, printed on Canson Baryta Photographique paper. Curatorial Report

Exhibitions The Cape Ann Museum presented a full slate of special exhibitions during 2019, showcasing the art, history and culture of the area. Each exhibition was augmented by programming, which included gallery talks, lectures, walking tours, and workshops. The Museum gratefully acknowledges the many individuals and organizations who helped make 2019 such a successful and exciting year.

The Little House: Her Story Green Places | Green Spaces | Greenhouses Along the Shore— November 3, 2018 through March 31, 2019 April 13, 2019 through June 16, 2019 Photographs by Steve Rosenthal Organized in collaboration with Gallery A-Quad in Panoramic color photographs taken by Esther Pullman August 3, 2019 through December 1, 2019 Tokyo, Japan, this exhibition explored the life of Virginia over the past 20 years made up this special exhibition. At the invitation of the Cape Ann Museum, Manchester Lee Burton (1909–1968) on the 75th anniversary of the The works explored many themes including the passage architect and photographer Steve Rosenthal spent a publication of her classic children’s book The Little House. of time, cycles of the year, and death and rebirth. year exploring the Cape Ann sites that inspired Winslow The exhibition was enthusiastically embraced by large Homer. The resulting exhibition, Along the Shore, allowed audiences at three venues in Japan before traveling to Stephanie Cole – My Life in Pieces: visitors to experience the beauty of the natural landscape the Cape Ann Museum. Painting with Stuff and spirit of this place we call Cape Ann. May 11, 2019 through July 7, 2019 Sky | Horizon | Light: The intricately crafted mosaic-like sculptures of artist Our Souls Are by Nature Equal to Yours: Perspectives on Crane Beach Stephanie Cole were showcased in this exhibition. A The Legacy of Judith Sargent Murray November 24, 2018 through March 13, 2019 resident of Rockport for the past 50 years, Cole records September 28, 2019 through November 8, 2020 This exhibition of works by painter Dorothy Arnold (1924– history, her own personal story and the history of the Organized in collaboration with The Sargent House 2018) featured 16 small, exquisite paintings done from world around her through her work. Museum and The Terra Foundation for American Art, the artist’s studio in Gloucester’s Bayview neighborhood, this exhibition focused on the life and legacy of Judith looking across Ipswich Bay to Crane Beach. The paintings Homer at the Beach: Sargent Murray (1751–1820), one of this country’s earliest are now in the Museum’s collection, thanks to the A Marine Painter’s Journey, 1869–1880 and most ardent proponents of equality between the generosity of the artist’s family. August 3, 2019 through December 1, 2019 sexes. The exhibition featured John Singleton Copley’s Organized by the Cape Ann Museum, this important 1760 oil portrait of Murray, examples of her letter books Once Upon a Contest: exhibition explored the importance of Cape Ann in the and correspondence between her and President George Selections from “Cape Ann Reads” career of 19th century American artist Winslow Homer Washington, on loan from The Library of Congress. December 20, 2018 through February 24, 2019 (1836–1910). Featured were oil paintings, watercolors, Curated by Catherine Ryan, this exhibition highlighted ceramic tiles, drawings and prints, from public and award-winning local artists and writers and the art private collections across the country. The exhibition, of children’s picture books on Cape Ann. Support for curated by William Cross and presented concurrently with this exhibition was provided by the Bruce J. Anderson an exhibition at the Harvard Art Museum also exploring Foundation. Homer, was augmented by numerous programs and events including a two-day symposium featuring Homer scholars from some of this country’s leading museums and universities.

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The Babson-Alling House Collections Care Loans In February 2019, the Cape Ann Museum took over The Cape Ann Museum is dedicated to the care and The Cape Ann Museum welcomes opportunities to share ownership of the historic Babson-Alling House, preservation of its collections. During 2019, the following its collections with institutions and audiences in other which had been generously purchased and gifted to projects were successfully completed. regions. In 2019, the following outgoing loans were the Museum by Janet and William Ellery James. The approved by Museum leadership: • The c.1740 barn adjacent to the White-Ellery House House, located at 245 Washington Street, is adjacent underwent extensive stabilization work including a new • Fitz Henry Lane’s 1855 graphite on paper drawing to the White-Ellery House and Barn. Built around roof, siding and doors. Fire detection systems were Castine from Hospital Island for an exhibition at 1740 and known for its distinctive gambrel-roof and also installed in the structure. Major support for this Bowdoin College Museum of Art entitled Maine’s yellow clapboards, the Babson-Alling House is a local project came from the City of Gloucester’s Community Lithographic Landscapes: Town & City Views, 1830– landmark, one of the first things residents and visitors Preservation Grant Program. 1870. see when arriving in Gloucester. The house exhibits a remarkable array of Colonial-era paneling within its • Susanna and the Elders, a 1928 oil on canvas by • Marsden Hartley’s 1931 oil on board Rock Doxology rooms as well as a well-preserved central staircase with Umberto Romano (1905–1982), underwent conservation for an exhibition at the deCordova Sculpture Park and its original decorative scroll work and turnings. First work. The painting was donated to the Museum by Museum entitled Visionary New England. occupied by the Allen family, the house was owned by Lawrence Sorkin, who generously covered all costs associated with its conservation. several generations of the Babson family and is closely Grants associated with that family’s many contributions to • A sketch of William Appleton Coolidge, done in 1906 Cape Ann. Working with architect Wendy Frontiero by Cecilia Beaux (1855–1942) and generously donated In 2019 the Cape Ann Museum was fortunate to receive who prepared a conditions assessment report on to the Museum by Catherine Coolidge Lastavica, financial support for operations and special projects the house, the Museum looks forward to beginning underwent conservation work. from a variety of funders including City of Gloucester Community Preservation Fund, Kanter Kallman stabilization and preservation work on the structure in • An 1881 railroad map of Cape Ann and the North Shore Foundation, Mass Humanities, and Terra Foundation for 2020. underwent conservation treatment in preparation American Art. See page 20 for a complete list. for inclusion in the exhibition Homer at the Beach: A Marine Painter’s Journey, 1869–1880. • Dolphin, a 1983 sculpture carved out of black walnut by James McClellan (1905–2005) underwent stabilization work. • Three of the Museum’s pieces of silver by Paul Revere (1735–1818) underwent conservation treatment in preparation for their inclusion in a special traveling exhibition entitled Beyond Midnight: Paul Revere. The exhibition was organized by the American Antiquarian Society and was on view at the New York Historical Society and the Worcester Art Museum.

Taken in 1899, this image shows the south façade of the Babson-Alling House and the gardens which once spread out in front of it. In this photograph, the house supports a Federal-era front entryway, probably added to the structure around 1800. The property’s privy (still standing) can be seen to the right of the main house.

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Members and friends gathered at the Museum for a retirement celebration for outgoing Director Ronda Faloon on May 4, 2019. Programs & Education Report PRESS & MEDIA COVERAGE

The Museum received wide-ranging media coverage in The Museum’s annual program calendar is designed to complement its collection and special 2019 with features in local and national news outlets exhibitions with a goal of providing quality Cape Ann-related programming that is engaging, including magazines, daily newspapers, online news thought-provoking and relevant to the lives of today’s diverse audiences. During 2019, members media, and radio and television coverage. Of note were and friends of every age were treated to a robust schedule of gallery talks, exhibition openings, substantial reviews of Homer at the Beach in The Wall lectures, walking tours, artist workshops, film screenings, musical performances, and more! Street Journal (Lance Esplund), The Washington Post (Sebastian Smee), and New Criterion (Lance Ewing), as The Numbers Homer at the Beach Lecture Series well as prominent coverage in print and on air media including the Boston Globe, Art New England, WCVB/ In 2019, 13,205 people were engaged with 837 special Winslow Homer and Women’s Bathing Practices with Chronicle, WBUR, WGBH, MSN News, and PBS tours and programs. Elizabeth Block, The Metropolitan Museum of Art Newshour. • Of these, 7,179 participated in the 156 adult educational Winslow Homer: Picturing the Tropics with and outreach programs offered by the Museum. Dana Byrd, Bowdoin College Exhibitions promoted or reviewed included Green • An additional 3,609 visitors were introduced to the Homer’s Wine-Dark Seas with Marc Simpson, Places | Green Spaces | Green Houses, Homer at the Museum and its collections through 574 docent-led Independent Scholar Beach, Our Souls Are by Nature Equal to Yours, The tours. Homer and the North Sea with Elizabeth Athens Little House and My Life in Pieces. • More than 2,417 children and families participated in Sargent House Museum 100th Anniversary Lecture Series Additional media coverage highlighted the Garland 107 programs designed specifically for them. John Singer Sargent’s Charcoals with Guide and Hopper’s Houses walking tours and • Students from more than 20 local schools displayed Richard Ormond, curator Surveying the Collection; Cape Ann Blossoms and the outstanding artwork throughout the year in the Captain's Party; the unveiling of the Gloucester Sea Museum’s galleries. Sargent and Fashion with Erica E. Hirshler, Croll Senior Curator of American Paintings, MFA, Boston Serpent sculpture; announcements of Oliver Barker's Visiting Authors and Scholars and Experts appointment and Ronda Faloon's retirement; updates Artist Talks and Demonstrations Knowledgable lecturers visit throughout the year offering on developments at the Cape Ann Museum Green; and Gallery talks included Esther Pullman, Green Places/ a closer look at themes represented in exhibitions, mention of CAM Curator Erik Ronnberg's receipt of Green Spaces/Greenhouses; Stephanie Cole, My Life in discussing issues impacting the community, and the Edgar B. Caffrey award. Pieces; and William Cross, Homer at the Beach. Artist introducing audiences to the many artists who were demonstrations and lectures included blockprinting with The Museum wishes to recognize Diana McClure Brown influenced by this place. These programs included Mary Rhinelander and Julia Garrison; A Conversation and Teak Media for their excellent work in generating Appraisal Night with Ken Gloss, Brattle Street Book with Joan Snyder and Molly Snyder Fink in partnership this publicity. Shop; Life on the Edge: The Ecology of Crane Beach with Rocky Neck Art Colony; Oil pastel demonstration with Jeff Denoncour, Trustees; A Conversation with the with Copley Society Cape Ann Artist in Residence Jeanne Curators with Michiyo Okabe; and Atsuko Tanaka of Smith; and Celebrate Wearable Art Night PK with artists The Little House Exhibition; Gloucester on the Move Beth Williams, Linda Stockman, Queen Allotey-Pappoe, with Prudence Fish, historian; Virginia Lee Burton: Her Eva Camancho, Jen Greeke, Katherine Hooper and books, Her Legacy with Anita Silvey, author; Your Hands Jacqueline Ganim-DeFalco. Will Always Be Covered With Ink with Kathleen Walkup, Mills College; American Landscape Photography with Film Screenings Holly Markovitz Goldstein, Savannah College of Art and The following two films with content related to local Design; Still Alive: Nell Blaine, Cathy Curtis, author; issues and concerns were hosted by the Cape Ann Pride of Place: Hans Hoffman in New England with Lydia Museum: Lobster Wars (Andy Laub & David Abel) and Gordon, Peabody Essex Museum; and the Annual Charles They Shall Not Grow Old (Peter Jackson) with Cape Ann Olson Lecture: Difficulties Are Once More with Stephen Community Cinema. Fredman, University of Notre Dame.

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Artist Workshops With a vibrant artist community living and working here on Cape Ann, the Museum has the unique opportunity to offer workshops and classes for all ages in conjunction with its special exhibitions. This past year, Jeffrey Marshall and Gabrielle Barzaghi each ran two drawing workshops; Mary Rhinelander offered a basic and an advanced-level blockprinting workshop; and Marion Hall taught watercolor painting.

Surveying the Collections Cultural Conversations, with Chief Opening the door and welcoming visitors to behind- Curator Michiyo Okabe of Gallery Opening celebration, Once Upon a Contest, January Sunset cruise aboard the Thomas E. Lannon, A-Quad talks, January 2019. 2019. Photo: Jonas Gavelis. August, 2019. the-scenes activity doesn’t happen very often. In 2019, the public was invited to observe curatorial staff, with the assistance of surveying team members, as they photographed, measured and re-packaged items before Book Groups and Discussions • CAM Kids Second Saturdays brought over 1,200 returning them to storage. Surveys were completed on Docent-facilitated book discussions take place in the children and families to the Museum to meet children’s objects in the following collections: Historic Quilts, Folly spring, fall, and winter. Books chosen vary from year book illustrators; dance to Sicilian folksongs; listen Cove Designer Fabrics, Toys & Dolls, and Household to year, but all provide a deeper understanding of the to Katy & the Big Snow come to life with musical Accessories. Museum's collections and/or the Cape Ann community. In instruments; build structures of all shapes and sizes Getting Outside and On the Water 2019, participants read and discussed the following titles: inspired by the Granite Industry; participate in Folly The Cape Ann stories continue beyond the Museum Sargent’s Women: Four Lives Behind the Canvas (Donna Cove Designer blockprinting and Winslow Homer watercolor painting workshops; create sculptures walls. Docent-led walking tours, narrated boat cruises, M. Lucey); At the Cut (Peter Anastas); The Boston Girl: A inspired by the Gloucester sea serpent; and more! and visits to other historical sites engaged members of all Novel (Anita Diamant); The Orchid Thief (Susan Orlean); ages. Walking tours included Bones of Homes, Hoppers Captains Courageous (Rudyard Kipling); The Gloucester • Art-making in and around the community at Countdown to Kindergarten, Middle Street Walk, Cape Houses, Fitz Henry Lane’s Gloucester, Joe Garland's Guide (Joseph Garland); Charles Olson: Letters Home Ann Farmers Market, Schooner Festival Heritage Day, Gloucester Guide Neighborhood Strolls, Evolution of (David Rich, ed.); Charles Olson Maximus to Gloucester: Backyard Grower’s Growfest, and more! Spiritual Communities, Homer in the City, and Historic The Letters and Poems of Charles Olson to the Editor of • Maker Space Family Fun during extended hours in the Oak Grove Cemetery. "Sunset Sails" were offered on the Gloucester Daily Times 1962–1969; Coming Away: fall. the Schooner Ardelle and on the Thomas E. Lannon to Winslow Homer & England (Elizabeth Athens); Homer give Homer at the Beach lenders and sponsors a view at the Beach (exhibition catalog, William R. Cross); and • The Activity Center was enhanced by The Little House: Her Story and Homer at the Beach exhibitions. of the City from Homer's perspective. Finally, Museum Revolution in Color: The World of John Singleton Copley members were able to join on a special tour of the newly (Jane Kamensky). • Two professional development workshops and an opened Manship Artist Residence & Studios (MARS). educator open house for local teachers. Curated Experiences in the Galleries • Monthly Young at Art sessions for our littlest audiences Music and Performaces CAM docents are instrumental in assisting with programs focusing on storytime, art-making, and gallery Three programs highlighted the talents of musicians and that deepen relationships with visitors by leading exploration. actors from Cape Ann and the greater Boston community, specialized close-looking experiences throughout the • Multiple visits from students at schools all over setting images to sound and bringing art to life: Museum. Thse programs include CAM Connections, Slow the North Shore, including Pathways for Children, Performances included Katy & the Big Snow with Robert Art Day, Winter Shorts, and Cape Ann Blossoms. Gloucester Public Schools, Manchester-Essex Public Bradshaw and the Beauport Chamber Players; The Power Schools, Peabody Public Schools, Brookwood School, of Pattern with New England Philharmonic Principals Youth, Family and School Programs Glen Urquhart School, Shore Country Day School, String Quartet; and Who Was Ben Butler? with Gloucester In 2019, the Museum’s permanent and special exhibitions Landmark School, and more! Stage Company. inspired children, families and teachers to be creative and • Endicott College students created a Virtual Reality Tour celebrate all things Cape Ann. Highlights included: of the Captain Elias Davis House.

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+ $100,000 Linzee Coolidge, Dusky Foundation Chad Cowan and Lindsay Pearce Cowan PATRON SOCIETY Stephen Kaloyanides Christopher and Bonnie Covington Robert Cox and Karen Bell Mary Craven Robert and Jan Crandall $50,000 to $ 99,999 Chairman's Circle $25,000 + Susan Gray Robert and Jennifer Culbert Charles and Caroline Esdaile Garth and Lindsay Greimann John and Lee Cunningham J.J. and Jackie Bell Janet and William Ellery James Peter and Gerry Herbert, Stella and Chris and Jane Deering Richard and Deborah Carlson John Rando, Jr. Charles Guttman Foundation Nina Doggett Norman and Monever Chambers Milton and Helen Lauenstein John Easton and Sem C. Sutter Theodore and Jan Charles $10,000 to $49,999 Nancy LeGendre and Walter Herlihy Dominic and Tamsen Endicott Charles and Caroline Esdaile Dr. Robert Ackerman, Estate Bequest Joseph and Eileen Mueller Barbara Ennis-Abramo and Henrietta Gates and in his memory Joseph and Allison Mueller Stefan Abramo Heaton Robertson Gates Robert Amory Susan Pollack and Eric Schoonover, Kenneth and Alice Erickson John F. Haley, Jr. and Anonymous Kanter Kallman Foundation Robert and Katie Eyre Anne Rogers Haley Robert and Hope Bachelder Ashley Scott Peter Feinstein and Miriam Weinstein Janet and William Ellery James J.J. and Jackie Bell Nina Fletcher Scobie Ward Clement and Stephanie Benenson, $1,000 to $4,999 Dale and Ann Fowler Vesper Foundation Director’s Circle $10,000 + Samuel and Rebecca Campbell, Filiberto Agusti and Susan Whilton Deborah Freeman Peter and Lisa Alcock Anonymous Ada Howe Kent Foundation John and Kathy Galligan Robert and Hope Bachelder Richard and Deborah Carlson Jeffrey and Kim Allsopp Darius and Stephanie Gaskins Clement and Stephanie Benenson Norman and Monever Chambers Glenn and Pat Alto Bartlett and Sue Geer Thomas and Patricia Cronin Theodore and Jan Charles Daniel and Kathelen Amos Helen and Thomas Glaenzer John and Ann Hall Thomas and Patricia Cronin Amanda Armstrong and Carson Berglund Mark Glovsky and Livia Cowen Katherine Babson, Thomas and Caroline Hovey Betty M. Ellis, William V. and Babson Historical Stephen and Nina Goodick Selina Little Betty M. Ellis Foundation Association, Inc. David and Laura Grey, Margaret Pearson Henrietta Gates and Heaton Robertson Christine Bancheri Ann and Arthur Grey Foundation Nancy Putnam John F. Haley, Jr. and Anne Rogers Haley Catherine Bayliss and Michael Lipton David and Coryn Hall John Rando, Jr. John and Ann Hall, Hall Properties Walter and Gina Beinecke Stephen and Marion Hall Thomas and Lyn Shields John and Debbie Henning Jonathan Bell and Veronique Aubert Katharine Hamilos Richard and Donna Tadler Thomas and Caroline Hovey John and Jan Bell James and Leslie Hammond Selina Little Karen Bell James Hand Elizabeth Moore Mac Bell and Simone Early William and Rose Hausman Susanna Natti and Alan Willsky William and Jean Bellissimo Jerry and Margaretta Hausman Margaret Pearson Deborah Blake James and Mary Hayes Nancy Putnam Kevin and Rosemarie Bottomley Samuel and Betsy Holdsworth Thomas and Lyn Shields Michael Bresnan and Mary Ann Sherry Judith Hood Stephen and Lisa Smit, Thomas Brooks and Karen Newman Robert and Pamela Irwin Youths' Friends Association, Inc. Thomas Burger and Andree' Robert Sally Jackson Richard and Donna Tadler Gibson and Sarah Carey Thomas Janis and Joseph Weglarz Scobie Ward Thad Carpen and Susanne Guyer Stephen and Christine Kahane Bettie Cartwright Patricia Murphy Kerstein $5,000 to $9,999 Robert Chandler and Ronda Faloon Chris and Susan Klem Stephen and Jill Bell Diane Chen Koch-Weser William and Anne Kneisel Kermit and Glenys Birchfield John and Bayard Cobb Peter and Bobbi Kovner John and Mollie Byrnes, Peter and Allan and Kathe Cohen Catherine Lastavica Elizabeth C. Tower Foundation Pearce and Phoebe Coues Peter and Sandy Lawrence

19 | CAPE ANN MUSEUM 2019 ANNUAL REPORT Donors & Supporters (cont.) GRANTS In 2019 the Cape Ann Museum was fortunate to receive financial support David and Persis Levy Pauline Sheedy Deborah DeCotis for operations and special projects Stephen and Sigi Lindo John and Judy Shields Michael DeFalco and Jacqueline Ganim- from a variety of funders including: Nathan and Susan Lipsett Hinda Simon DeFalco Jackie Littlefield Tom and Sally Simons Hilliard and Cathy Ebling City of Gloucester Community Ann Lord Christopher and Cary Smallhorn Kenneth and Anne Ehrlich Preservation Fund Joan Lovejoy Trina Smith Elizabeth Fragola and Nicholas Senzamici $50,000—Stabilization work on the Paul and Christine Lundberg Scott E. Smith Christopher Hadley Justin and Kari Gale Barn (c.1740), final phase. Nancy Lynch Tina Snider and Scott Zamore Philip Goldsmith Kanter Kallman Foundation Lawrence and Barbara Maver Steven and Linda Sojda Mary Granfield and Tom Perrotta $7,000—Funds to support the Barry and Carol Mawn Brenda and Lawrence Sorkin Terence and Melanie Healey purchase of work by a contemporary Michele May and David Walt David and Ginni Spencer Jeff and Karla Kaneb artist. Elton and Constance McCausland Andrew Spindler-Roesle and Hiram Butler LeahGrace Kayler John and Mary Ann McCormick James B. Sprague Michael and Viveca Krueger Mass Humanities Daniel and Jenifer McDougall James and Kate Stavis George Langer Karen Wise $3,610—Support for programming Thomas J. McGillicuddy Campbell Steward Noel Mann and Daan Sandee related to the exhibition Our Souls Angus and Jeannie McIntyre Peter and Lynda Surdam Peggy and Andy Matlow are by Nature Equal to Yours. Denise Merlino-Felock and John Felock Ingrid Swanson William and Jane McConnell Richard Mills and Amy Bell David and JoEllen Sweet Laura McCord-Deluca and Scott Deluca Terra Foundation for American Art John and Betty Minnick Kathy Taylor Scott and Mimi McDougal $11,510—To fund an exhibition Christine Moore William and Jolinda Taylor Sarah Mowitt focusing on Judith Sargent Murry. Timothy and Deborah Moore William and Virginia Townsend Christiane Munkholm Martha Morgan Lindsay Ernst and Gail von Metzsch Donald and Melissa Palladino Highland Street Foundation Lee Kingman Natti Clara Wainwright George and Joann Phillips $3,000—Support for Free Fun Fridays Gregory and Stephanie Neal Linda Walker David Porper programming. John and Pam Newberry R. Michael and Tee Wall Christopher and Esther Pullman Myranda O'Bara and Jay Somers Peter and Thi Linh Wernau Anthony and Clare Quinn The Umberto Romano and Clorinda Rory O'Connor and Claire Muhm Brent and Linda Wilkes Elizabeth Rhinelander and Peter MacEwen Romano Foundation Ford and Kate O'Neil Clive Wood and Stella Martin Brenda Richardson and Kenneth Slater $10,000—Funds to support forth- Tami Paumier and Glen Warren Thomas and Kristin Zarrella Sarah Robbins-Evans coming Umberto Romano exhibition. John Curtis Perry and Sarah Hollis Perry Chip and Margaret Ziering Cindy and Mark Ross Patricia Petrou Edward Zuker and Judi Ross Zuker Paul and Barbara Russell Bruce J. Anderson Foundation David and Joanna Pistenmaa David and Marie Louise Scudder $7,000—Support for archival restor- Frank and Ellen Previte $500 to $999 Ward Scull, III ation of Trade Card collection. Eliza Rathbone Gail Anderson and Bill Effner Teresa Silverman Judson and Lisa Reis Annisquam Sewing Circle Eileen Sporing and Jocelyn Ramella Barr Klarman Massachusetts Peter and Lucy Robbins, Geoffrey Bayliss Blair and Will Steck Arts Initiative Robbins Nest Foundation Maureen Berkley and John Rosenthal John and Candace Stella $70,313 Barr Foundation Joseph and Maggie Rosa Elana Brink Michael Stelluto $70,312 Klarman Family Foundation Richard and Anne Rosenfeld William and Sharon Burton Margaret Stevens To support capacity-building. Arthur Ryan Peter and Katherine Coakley Randall and Laura Stevens Jim and Stephanie Cole Massachusetts Cultural Council Jim Salem and Sue Cunio Stanley and Susie Trotman David Condino and Margaret Brady $22,400—Funds to support annual Stuart Scantlebury and Lecia Ann Turcotte David and Emily Tyree Hilary Creighton operations. Buzz and Lorraine Schulte Stephen and Anne Warhover Jack and Shelagh Schylling George Davis and Lisa Bonneville Pierre and Nancy Warny

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Peter and Winky Whitman Timothy and Katerina Gates Kay and Martin Ray Elizabeth Bonnie Akerley Geneva Whitten Jonas Gavelis Bonnie Sylvester Robert and Susan Reece Catherine Allard John Willis Robert Gillis and Pixie Harrington John and Jean Rees Wasim Altaf Susan Glessner Frank Remshifski and Jenny Amory and John Travis $250 to $499 Michael and Karen Gorton Rebecca Oliver-Remshifski Margaret Anderson Kirsten Alexander and Jeremy Gross Louise Grindrod and Robert Paterson David and Lisa Rich Edward and Mary Anderson Martha Anger Gale Guild Ann Riker Robert and Judy Anderson Anonymous Carlisle and Judy Gustin David and Barbara Roberts William and Yvette Anderson John Appleton David and Michele Harrison Omar Roca and Mariann Bucina Roca Anita Anger Gordon Baird and JoeAnn Hart Arthur and Eloise Hodges Michael and Patty Rosenblatt Max and Denise Arai Stephen and Pauline Barbaro Eric and Hilarie Holdsworth Steve and Joan Rosenthal Karson and Bill Aubuchon Brian and Jodi Bates Peter Hornbeck and Martha Leven Caleb and Natalie Rulli Joanne Avallon and Kurt Ogle J. Robert and Leslie Beatty Paul and Betsey Horovitz Robert Russell Rebecca Backman and Steve Cotton Ed and Sheila Becker Will and Brooke Hovey Stephen Sacca and Janet Ulwick-Sacca Greta Bagshaw Beate Becker-Vavak John and Sally Huss William Sano Thomas Baker and Sheila Golden-Baker David and Lida Bernard Keith and Meg Jarrett Christopher and Eroica Schenck William and Susan Baldwin Tom and Becky Bernie Robert and Patricia Jedrey Carole Lavoie Schuster and Paul Schuster Tom Balf and Donna Heaney Margaret Bernier and Joanne Schulze Karen Johnson Leslee Shlopak Ann Banks Melvin and Laura Bernstein Jonathan Katz and Norah Wylie Dianne Shortall Judith and Walter Bannon Allan and Phyllis Bezanson Mark Kerwin and David and Ann Simmons Mary Barcus R. Billings Bramhall Annemarie Lewis Kerwin Caroline Spang James and Chris Barker Robert and Faye Brophy John Keyes Anne-Seymour St. John and B. Devereux Barker Robert and Barbara Brown Miles and Joan Kulukundis W. Albert Ellis Phyllis Barrett Joseph Butler and Nancy Davis Gregory and Sigrid Lambert Laura Stevens Sr. Barbara Beauchamp and Randolph Carr and Gabrielle Barzaghi Lysa Leland Susan Talbot Sr. Susan Raymo Kathleen Clancy Carol Linsky Janet Tsui Tang and Wayne D. Stimens Bonnie Bedell Gertrude Clemens Fred and Jill Lovejoy Ann Teixeira Jo Ann Bell and Marv Tighe Stephen and Linda Collins Daniel and Marcy Lyman Howard Thomas Laura Bergheim and James Medwid Diana Connors David Manley and Nancy Shorter Patrick Thomas Kathy and J. Bertagna Nathaniel and Catherine Coolidge David and Janet McAveeney John and Marilyn Thompson Jonathan and Diane Bevins Robert and Ruth Crocker Dennis McGurk Josh and Genine Tillotson John Bjorlie and Cynthia Bjorlie Martin and Natalie Daley Susan McKain and Ken Steiner Bruce and Pat Tobey Louise Blodget David and Tink Davis Jay McLauchlan and Sara B. Stotzer Yuri Tuvim and Mary Louise Giuliano Karen Bluestone and Bruce Cohen John and Sharon Day William McQueen and Carla Bosch Douglas and Priscilla Viets Steven and Susan Boshi Sarah Dunlap Wilhelm Merck and Nonie Brady Christine Virden Joan Bowker Faith and Christopher Emerson Fern Miller Graham and Jan Walker Glenn and Jane Bowles Diane Faissler Karen Nelson Robert and Margaret Wallis Mary John Boylan Edmund and Maryellen Feeley T.M. and Laurel Nicholas Allison Warren and Barry Corman Peter and Alice Bradford Bonnie Fendrock and Allan d'Andrea Craig and Lillian Olmsted Jeffrey and Kathleen Weaver Bruce and Joan Bradshaw Ann-Margaret and Francis Ferrante Olivia Parker and Helen Parker Brown Harlan and Carol Wendell Mary Brady Suzanne Forte Penny Pilzer and Daniel Waters Sib and Judy Wright Janice Brand and Robert Grady Peter and Annette French Lindsay and John Porter Jonathan Brandon and H. Scheft Bruce and Elizabeth Gable Ronald and Mimi Pruett $100 to $249 Joanne and Charles Brandt Antonine Gal George and Kathy Putnam Jerry Ackerman Peter and Beth Brau Howard and Naomi Gardner Oliver Radford and Stephen Perry Jeremy and Kathleen Adams Norma Brettell and Walter Luikey

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Chester and Anthea Brigham Joan Ross Cummiskey Helene French Sheila Pidgeon Hill Joseph Brooks Ronald and Joan Curhan John and Ruth Fritz Hal Hirshon and Lois Goodell Michael and Betsy Brown Henry and Judith Curtis Marion Frost and Martha Frost Nancy Hodgkins Diana Brown McCloy and Mike Perrow Wendy and Elliot Cutler Christine Gauthier-Kelley and Harry and Judith Hoglander Christopher Bryant Philip and Eve Cutter Stephen Kelley Harriet Holdsworth Stephanie Buck Thomas and Jean Daily Joseph and Catherine Geary Nick and Deb Holland Carol Bundy and Roger Warner Alev Danis and David Moschella Myron and Eileen Geller Joanne Hollbrook Patton Anthony and Maurika Bunker John and Betty Davis Paul R. Gerry Kathryn Hollett Steven Bunnell Richard and Laura Davis Julie Gerschick and Robert J. Papez Martha and Thomas Hooper David and Barbara Burke Brian and Beth Davis Anthony and Marjorie Giannelli Israel and Gillian Horovitz Paul Butman and Sharon Lake Cynthia Deal and Laura Bailey Gregory Gibson and Anne Marie Crotty Edward Howe and William and Gerrie Butman Craig and Laurel Deery Lester Gimpelson and L. G. Cagnasso Judy Bloomfield Elaine Byrne Dominic and Maryellen deLacy David and Regina Girard Ann Hurd Samuel and Claire Cabot Anne Deneen and William Greenbaum Charles Gladstone and Elaine Souza Claire Hurst Judith Cabot Charlesana and Stephen Detra Tracy Gleckner and Don Rittenburg Cara and Brit Hutchins Stori and John Cadigan Anita Diamant and Jim Ball Lia Duca Glovsky Lynn Jackson and Laura Trudel Peter Calkins and Susan Casey John and Katherine Donlon Peter and Jan Goodwin Steve and Debby Jencks Janice Cane and Walter Hess Peter Dorsey Mark and Janet Gottesman Peter and Joan Johnson Robin and Kenneth Carlo Christine Draper and Jeannette Lindholm Barry and Ellen Gradwohl Oakley and Francie Johnson Anne Babson Carter Patricia Dumas and Esther Joyce Dan Greenbaum and Deborah Cramer Steve and Carolyn Johnson Shirley Cassara and Marc Winder William Duryea and Anne Bowdoin David and Katherine Greenberg Richard Johnston Jo-Ann Castano William and Debbie Ebeling Stephen and Linda Greyser and Carol Judd Philip Chalmers and Susan King Irene Eberhard and Stephen Pollak Prof. Stephen Greyser Virginia and Everett Jylkka Daniel Cherney and Marcy Freedman Robert and Kathy Eddy Maria Griffith Shoshi Kahn-Woods and Raphael Woods Holly Clay and Larry Langley Susan and Anders Ekman Fred and Laura Groff David and Bonnie Kaplan Dana and Virginia Cohen Robert an Surrey Elwell Paul Gross and Cornelia Tenney Jeff Kaplan and Alison McCann Irma Cohen Paul Enright James and Katherine Groves Bonnie Kaplan Goldsmith and William and Betsey Colby Jolene Erickson and Emily Erickson Susan Guest Arnold Goldsmith Martha and Russell Coleman Peter Eschauzier Jean and Wayne Guyer Eileen Kelley Hugh and Joan Collier Mary Ann Esdaile Robert and Judith Gwozdziewicz Susan and John Kiley June Colvin and David Newton Paul Evans and Deborah Bishop R. Douglas and Susan D. Hall Peggy Kimball Frank and Judith Conahan Deborah Fabi Isabella Halsted Mark and Judith King Stuart and Cynthia Conant Mark and Amy Farber Gay Peters Hammond and M. Elizabeth King Regina Corallo Jay and Helen Featherstone Frederick Hammond Judith Kirwin Peter and Connie Corbino William and Lyn Fenollosa Laura and Susan Happersett Earl and Sharon Kishida Dennis and Antoinette Corkery Ricardo Fernandez and Carolyn Harris Linda and Jerome Klein Rosemary Costello Diana Keller Fernandez Ann Harrison and James A. Starkey Lois Lehman Knaus Charlie Costello and Joan Connolly Adam Fieldsteel and Irene Mulvey Caitlyn Harvey and Gregory Sieczkiewicz John and Collete Knowlton Frederick Cowan and William Finch and Carol Rose Laura Hays and Roy Gottlieb Neil Kobrosky and Linda Gipstein Richard Gardner, MD Guy and Andrea Fincke James Henderson Peter and Karen Koch-Weser Barbara and Judi Cox Mary Ann Fisher William and Joy Hennessey Nikki Korkatti and Diane Malornian Ray Crane and Monica Lawton Pamela Foster Carol Herrick and Ronald Pino James and Bette Jean Krieger David and Martha Crowley Karl Frank and Sally Waite Janet Herrmann Marie Kroll Rose Stephanie and William Cuff Patricia Freeman and James Alvarez Susan Herron Paul and Debora Krueger Torrance Cullen Terry and Elizabeth French Richard Heuser Harlow LaBarge and Linda Feuerbach

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Stephen and Janet Langer John McNiff Ann Pulver Val and Evelyn Somers Henry and Penny Lapham Susan and Donald McPhail Hans Pundt and Lynne Sausele Bonnie Sontag Margaret and Joseph Larkin Natalie Medici Joanna Pywell Lauren Sottile Karen Larsen and Ron Donnell Linda Medwid and Marvin W. Kushnet Alicia Quintano and David E. Williams Lee Spence Christopher and Kathryn Leahy Peter and Dorothy Meneghin Kimberly and Peter Radochia Suzanne Stacy Michael and Nancy Leavitt David and Judy Messick Christina Rafter Marjorie Starkman and Richard Leavitt and Claire Spoffard Walter Miller and Bernadette Carr Olga Rakich Alex Kirschenbaum Daniel and Gail LeClerc Martha Morgan and Dan Ottenheimer William and Jennifer Rand Hoff and Lizel Stauffer John LeJeune and Mary Donovan Mary Lou Morison Robert and Jan Randolph June Steel Kenneth Leonards and Dan and Beth Morris Mary Rhinelander Charles Steiner Royce M. Hazard-Leonards Katherine Morrison and Richard Harvey Geoffrey Richon and Melissa Young Jane Stempel Janet Lepanto and Richard Metzinger Garlan and Jody Morse Bud and Margaret Ris Robert Stern and Gail Howrigan Roger and Susan Levine Donald Muirhead and Mary Jane Crotty Heath and Heather Ritchie Joseph Stigliano and Sue Small Theresa Levy-Ryan Katharine Mullen and Deborah Hardy Julia Robinson and Didier Tellier David Stirling and Ruth Liebermann Mark and Melanie Murray-Brown Paul Romary and Douglas Vooys Fenton M. Nelson-Stirling Martha Lilja-Johnson and Abigail Johnson Charles and Stella Nahatis John Ronan and Sandra Dahl Ronan Sandra Stolle Stephanie and Gaetano LoGrande Hart Nelsen George Rosen and Barbara Gale Dave and Maggie Sullivan Richard Lord Charles and Liane Neuhauser Gayle Rosenfeld and Stephen Piraino Leanora Swekla Peter and Babette Loring Elizabeth Neumeier J. Ronald Ross and Mary Benham Maureen Swink Peter and Elaine Lucas Ann Nichols Carolyn Roy Mary Taylor and Harold Burnham Beth Luchner and Jeffrey Berman Leslie Nicholson Russell Sandfield and Sabine Ralston Joyce Lloyd Thomas Richard Luecke and Perry McIntosh Allyson O'Connor and William Donald Robert Savoy and Peter Thurmond and Miffy Somers Ellen and Fitz Lufkin Kerry O'Donnell and Roy Campana Deborah Weinstock-Savoy Claire Tomlinson and Edward Garner Nancy and G. Lui-Kwan Kevin and Emily O'Malley Tom Schaefer Peter Tysver and Louise Wilhelm-Tysver Judith and Mark Lurie Elaine Ohlson Naomi Schalit and John Christie Frans and Mita van Berkhout Nella and Steven Lush Elizabeth Olson Brian and Susan Schanning Peter and Kathleen Van Demark Marietta Lynch Robert Oot and Carol Robey William Schulz and Beth Graham Patricia and Margaret Van Derpool Bruce Maki and Ann Piette Frances and Robert Osten Tracey and Jerry Schwartz Katherine van Dyke and John and Christine Maney Jonathan and Deborah Ostrow Thomas and Virginia Scott Albert Goodhue III Jeannette Marchant Bill Palmer and Anne Robinson Bruce and Sandy Shaw Tom Vawter and Anne Hadley Ted and Wilma Marchant Leonard Parco and Hatsy and William Shields Chris and Ellen Velline Louise Marks and Faye Bergsman Stephen Keokhanthachone William and Judith Shipman Elizabeth Veraldi Rob Martin and Patricia Roach Linn Parisi George and Ellen Sibley Blair and Sarah Villa James and Judith Masciarelli Chandler Davis and Deborah Pearce Gary and Sandra Simon Elaine Vogel Alex and Julie Mattera Steven Phillips and Amy Gault Barbara Simundza Charles and Elaine Von Bruns Martha and Carolyn Mazzone Joanna Phippen and Tracey Warner Tara Singleton Theodore and Linda Von Rosenvinge Diane and Ed McCarthy Katharine Pickering and Richard O'Dwyer Richard and Priscilla Singleton Oliver and Ellen G. Wadsworth Rita McCauley Robert and Katherine Piraino Michael and Diane Slezak Anne and Jon Waisnor Roy and Shelagh McCauley Ralph and Marie Pisaturo James and Martha Smeallie Judith Walcott Mary Jane McGlennon Paul and Carolynn Pitman Abbe Smith Frederick and Martha Wales Heidi and Joseph McGrath David Pleuler and Eileen Murphy Jason and Sandy Smith Edward and Eva Walker Donna McIntire Ted and Kathleen Pomfret Joan and Donald Smith Meg Wallace and Sandy Anderson Erin McKay Janos and Kornelia Posfai Rebecca Smith Alan and Sarah Ward Douglas and Cecelia McNair Frederick and Barbara Pryor Russell and Rosamond Smith Lynne Warren-Szostek and Carol McNeill Nathaniel and Holliday Pulsifer Sally Smithwick and Bruce Novak Daniel E. Szostek

23 | CAPE ANN MUSEUM 2019 ANNUAL REPORT Donors & Supporters (cont.)

James and Lea Watson Eben and Sandy Andrew Joann Beck Diane Britton Don Watson Nancy Andrew Mary Beekman Helene and David Brodette Karen Watson Willard and Linda Andrews William and Helen Beekman Sara Bronstein Barry and Susan Weiner Alison Anholt-White and Nick White Selma and Leslie Bell Kathleen Broomer Robert and Lillian Welcome Hope Appel Rebecca Bell Sorensen and Katherine Brown Diane and Adam Wells Nan Araneo Mark Sorensen Douglas and Cassie Brown Karen and Gretchen Werner Constance Arcari Carol Bender and Peter Laurence Robin and Peter Brown Michael and Candace Wheeler Kathleen Gerdon Archer Karen and William Bergenthal Suzanne Brown and Richard J. O'Leary Bruce and Anne Whilton David Archibald and Marion Phipps Edward Berger Isabelle Brown Anthony and Joreen White Christine Armstrong John Berges and Ann Leamon Berges Elisabeth Simonds Brown Robert and Pamela White Mark and Judy Arnold Peter Bergholtz Charles and Tina Browne William Whitham and Ellen Lefferts David Arnold Barbara and Carl Berke Kristine M. Bruni and Daniel R. Bing William and Deborah Whiting Adèle Audet Sam Berman William and Barbara Bruns Beth Whitlock Isobel Baade Linda Berry Bettina Buchs and David Kalman Patsy Whitlock Robert and Christine Babson Richard and Ellen Bianchini Carolyn Buckley Robert Whitmarsh and Dolores Laughlin James and Kathy Bacsik Charlotte Bishop Alan Budreau and Diana Hughes Margaret Willmann Peter Bagley John Blanding Joy Dai Buell John Wilmerding Nancy Bain Mary Blue Alan Bull David and Enid Wise Hank Baldwin Judith Bly Deborah Bulloch Chad Wisser and Margaret Marlatt Mary Baldwin Collins Hollis Bodman Lorraine Bunker Peter Wolfskehl and Gail Sarofeen Lenore Balliro Deborah Bohnert Mary Burgarella Bruce and Brenda Woodbury Mara Balsbaugh Kenyon and Mary Rose Bolton Kevin Burke and Elizabeth O'Connor Carolyn and Will Workman Wendy and Lansing Banks Toni Borge Charles and Maria Burnham Sara Wragge Ryan Bardsley and Judith and Robert Botsford Kathy and Peter Burns Alisa and Matt Zalosh Lindsey Shaw Bardsley Lisa Bouchie and Jon Holland Karen Burns Clifton Zwirner Lila and David Bareford Elizabeth Bourguignon Leslie Burns David Barker Linda Bourke Walter and Helen Burrage Up to $100 Oliver and Anne Barker Warren Boutchia Jan and John Burruss John Abbott Catherine Barker-Ross Tracy Bowen Ross Burton and Christine Drohan Shep Abbott Rebecca Barnes Barbara Boyce Suzanne Burton Kirdahy Anne Ackerman Billy and Liz Barron Barbara Brackett Joseph Butler and Nancy Davis David Adams and Carol Mortimore Robert and Mary Barthelmes Loring Bradlee Henry Butler Sue Adams Annie and Bill Barton Deborah Bradley Linda Byrne Kathleen Alderfer Maud and Randolph Barton Hillary Bradley Andrew Cabot Deborah Aldrich Martin and Betsy Basch Sally Bradshaw and Dottie Murkland Barbara Cade Marie Alfieri Marylou Bassani Devin Brady Andrew and Peggy Calkins Francis and Rebecca Aliberte Anna Vojtech Baumgaertel Suzanne Brailey Christine Callahan John Allen Joe Bayes and Lynda Goldberg Peter and Linda Braun Eva Cameron Lois Alves Elisabeth Bayle and John Elliott Alan and Barbara Braver Bruce and Ann Campbell Susan Alvey Ann Baylies Miriam Braverman Marie Campello Tom Amend and Elizabeth Bish Janice Beacham Ronald Breault Stacey Cannon and Timothy Bond Peter Anastas Kenneth and Helen Beal Barbara Brewer Jonathan and Jill Carey Patricia Anders Nancy Beardslee Linda Mason Briggs Amy Carlin Anne-Marie Anderson James and Carmen-Anita Beaton Lance Brisbois Janet Carlson Dianne Anderson Mary Beck and Wilma J. Busse Susan Britt Joe Carper and Sue McKittrick

24 | CAPE ANN MUSEUM 2019 ANNUAL REPORT Donors & Supporters (cont.)

Carol and John Carr Jon and Geri Corbino Leslie and Robert Dews Adele Ferreira John Carter Kathleen Corcoran and Tom Fiorelli James and Fafa Diedrich Barbara Fine Kathleen Carusone Kathryn Costa Peter Digre and Carole Shauffer Christian and Michelle Fisher Louisa Casadei-Johnson Fara Courtney and Jack Clarke Genevieve Dionne Frances Fitch Deborah and Robert Cassady David Cox Helene Dionne Kevin and Judy Flaherty Janice Castellano Kitt Cox Hannah Diozzi Mary Flaherty Carol Cataldo Robert Coyne George and Claire Dix Ellen Flatley Frances Caudill Evelyn Craaybeek Franklin and Frederica Doeringer Ronald and Eleanor Fleet James Caviston Janet and Willam Craft Mary Doherty Stephanie Fletcher Robert Chadbourne Carol Craig Eric and Jennifer Dolan William and Dorothy Flynn Betsy Chalfen Lisa Craig Patricia Donahue and Greg Sacca Kevin Foley and Lisa Christiansen Scott Channell Phyllis and Joseph Cronin Margaret Donahue Stephen and Mary Jo Foley Sally Chapdelaine and Steven Wood Barbara Cronmiller and Lisa Damon David Donovan Diane Formisani Claudette Chmura Ruth Cross Ellen Doremus Sally Foskett Irene Christ Kathleen Cross Richard Douglas Naomi Foster and Bill Avanites Christina and John Christoforo Kim and Wes Crouse Ed and Jody Dove Samuel and Janet Foster Ellen Chulak Lindsay Crouse and Rick Blue Kathy Downer Gregg and Martha Fox Nathaniel and Hester Clapp Pat Cummings Barbara Drake Bonnie Foz Robert and Carroll Clark Robert and Jean Cunningham Judy Drinkwater and Betsey Smith Penny and Chris Frangos Carol Clark and William Roesner Martha Curry Ginger Driscoll Douglas and Michelle Frazier Ruth Ann Clark Judith Curtis Nancy Dudley William and Judy Friend Adeline Cleary Melissa Dabakis Patricia and Liza Dugan Wendy Frontiero Gail Tosi Clifford Jennifer Dahlgren Cynthia Dunn and Sandra Barry William and Bonnie Gale James Clyde Donna Daley Donna Dussault Jack Gale Demetra Cohen James and Patricia Dalpiaz Kristine and Charles Dyson Gail Gang Frances Colburn Susan Dalton and William S. Bazel, Jr. Reg Edmonds Dorothy Ganick Karen Colby Susan Daly Jane Edwards David and Alice Gardner Doris Cole Carl and Mimi Darrow Martha Elder Deborah Gardner Nancy Coleman Wolsk and Jane Meringer Susan Davies and Rick Talkov Deborah Eliason Judith Garland Ruth Collier and Jay Davis Chris Davis Leane Ellis Frank and Janet Garrison Alice Collins Martha Davis Joel Emerson Nancy and Michael Garvey Pat Lowery Collins Nancy Davis Mary Emmons Gerald Gehr and Eloise Licata-Gehr Sara Collins Leonard and Judith Decoste Elizabeth Enfield Dorothy Geiser Elizabeth Colt Barbara DeCoste Rudina Enos Deborah Geller Corinne Commoss-Abercrombie Stephen and Marta Deely John and Betty Erkkila Cornelia Gephart Patricia Conant Charlene Delaney Patricia Evans Katherine German and Denton Crews Karen and Jon Conant Louis M. DeLena Sue and Bob Evans Anne Gero Susan Conant Holden Robert and Ann DeMaine Keri Eynon Emil and Karin Gertsch Lorna Condon Donna Demarkis Holly Fabyan Leonardo Gilardi Denis and Jeanne Conroy Anne Demeter Lynnette and Gerard Fallon Mary Given William Conway Virginia Dench Thomas Farb and Choong Aum Gaian Meredith Glaser Linda Cook and David Pike Karen and Robert Derro Barbara and Larry Farrer John and Andrea Glovsky Susan Coolidge Mark Deveau Linda Fates Tony and Samantha Goddess Beth Cooper James and Sharon Deveney Elijah Feinstein Abigail and Alex Gold James Corbett Bruce Devon Tom and Jennifer Fels Richard and Corinne Gold

25 | CAPE ANN MUSEUM 2019 ANNUAL REPORT Donors & Supporters (cont.)

Gretchen Golden Terri Hanna Jessie Howland Elisabeth Kerr and Stefan Edick Sally and Don Goldenbaum Bonnie Hardy David Hruby Michael and Fiona Kerr Curtis Gollrad and Dale Brown Scott Harlan Pearl Huang Phyllis Kerr Deborah and Carol Gonet Susan and Peter Harmeling Robin Hubbard Jeanne and Peter Kinch Francisca Gonzalez-Arias Patricia and Rhodri Harries Victoria Hughes Elizabeth King and Laurie Ann Ure Susan Goodall Susan Harrigan Rosalie and John Hughes Max King Sargent and Susan Goodchild Jane Harris Andrena Huntsman Jennifer Kirk and Stephen Labonte Robert Goodman Wendy Reilly Harris Amanda Hurd Alan and Joan Kirk Barrett Goodspeed James and Karen Harrison Sharon Infante David Kirk Peter Goodwin Edward Hart and Anita Robboy Janet Ireton John Klein and Liese M. Elerin Heidi Goodwin and Powell Dixon Katrina Hart Nancy Ives Kiki Kneeland Jacques Gordon and Elizabeth Wiltshire Katherine Harvey Ann Jo Jackson Laurence and Annette Knight Sharon Gordon Lois Haslam Marcia Jackson Victoria and James Knowlton Carmine and Joan Gorga Terry Hauck Rob Jackson Ari Knowlton-Miller and Michaela Miller Don Gorvett and Vivienne Gale Laurel Hausler William Jackson Elizabeth Knudsen Joan and Jeffrey Grady Olga Hayes and Ken King Edith Jacobs Margaret and Donald Koller Madeleine Grant Sheila and David Hayward Andrew and Debra Jacobson Mark and Heather Kolnsberg Carol Gray Susan Hecht Holly Jannell and Richard Thibedeau Susan Kolwicz and Ken Parker Martin Grealish Leslie Heffron Rebecca Jaques Karen Koretsky Phyllis and Michael Greene Robert Heinman and Susan Field Emily Jay Lee Kowalski and David McCaleb Kinley Gregg Sue and Bob Henderson Ray Jenness and Mary Jane Long Thomas and Laura Kozachek Stephan Greppi Craig and Joan Henkels Charlotte Jennings Bruno and Barbara Kozel Pamela Griffin Robert Henriques and Jane Singer Holly Jennings Norman Krause Gary Griffis and Leslie Pearlman Mary Herlihy James and Diane Johnson David Kriebel and Margaret Quinn Kate Griswold Susan Herman Ann Gilardi Johnson James and Elizabeth Kubik Donald and Gabrielle Gropman Kerry Herrmann Anne Johnson Laszlo Kubinyi Paul and Lauren Gudonis David Hershey-Webb Cynthia Galas Johnson Mark Lacey and Susan Fehrmann Margaret Guest and Barbara Rose Hazel Hewitt Dianne and David Johnson Michael and Ann Lafferty Gail Guittarr Ellen Higgins and Bob Myers Linda and Roy Johnson Mark Laliberte John Gurley Ray Hildonen Bruce Jones and Tina Cross Linda Lamarche and Janis Guter Deborah Hiltz Moira Jones Rochelle Lamarche-Kelly Robert Guttman Margaret Kippen Hinrichs Mary Ann Joyce and Edward Romar Barbara Lambert Sarah Ann Hackett Deborah Hird Michael Joyce and Juliana Kanegis Gary Lambert David and Tera Hagen Betsy Hoffman Stacey and George Kacoyanis Gloria Landry Lisa Hahn Inge Hoffmann Earl and Suzy Kadiff Susan Landry Caroline Haines John and Elizabeth Holmberg David Kantor Lynn Lane Jennifer Hale and James Sirois Sarah Holmes Eric and Cynthia Kaplan Diana Lannon Thomas and Barbara Ann Hale William and Lynn Holton Michael and Barbara Kaplan Donna Lardiere Theresa Hall Stephen and Martha Homer Donna Katan Joseph and Karolina Latronica Myra Hall and James Tolman Juliana Hood Suzanne Kaufman Thomas Lattof Robert and Meg Hall Lorraine Horn George and Linda Kauss Edward and Susmita Lavery Laura Hallowell Heidi Horner Katherine Keith Carolyn Lawler Joy Halsted Seamus and Amy Hourihan Michael Kelley and Marny Williams David Leach and Laurie J. LaChapelle Lois Hamilton Laura Hourihan Susan and Charles Kelly Ellen Leaman Edward and Susan Hand Dorothy Howey Jolene Kelly Margaret Leeco

26 | CAPE ANN MUSEUM 2019 ANNUAL REPORT Donors & Supporters (cont.)

Virginia Lehar Charles Marcous Michael and Heli Meltsner John and Kate Newhall Margaret Leipsitz and Joseph Mari Jeremy Melvin Elizabeth Nicastro Matthew Yaimolinsky Virginia Markell Cecily Merrell Andrew and Catherine Nickas Janet Lemnah Adah Marker Jan and Guy Micalizzi Stephen and Susan Niemi Richard Leonard Susan Marr John and Pauline Miceli William and Karen Niemi Peter and Roxanna Leone Isabel Marren and Mark Andrew David Michael Kate and Paul Nightingale Lucille LePage Lee Marshall and Paul Cary Goldberg JoAnn Millen Dorothy Norcross Sandra Lepore Judith Marshall Richard Minnick Sandra Northrup Rosemary Lesch Robert and Meredythe Martinez Ann Marie Mires and Nicholas Grossi Judy Norton Mary Jane and Leonard Letendre Kat and Bob Masella Robert Monahan Robert and Kathlyn Nowak Abigail Levendusky Jake and Karen Maslow Dorothy and Ed Monnelly Teresa O'Connell Nancy and Barry Levy Constance Mason Mary Moody Gail O'Docherty Nancy Lewis Heather Matheson and Denny Ryus Amy Moore Mary O'Donnell Kathleen Lieser Karen Matthews Andrew and Barbara Moore Ann Marie O'Dowd Herman and Ann Lilja Cheryl Mazer Peter Moore Michael O'Leary William Lillis Ann McArdle James Moore Margaret O'Malley Marilyn Lincoln Siobhan McAuley and James McCaffrey Kathleen Moore Brian O'Neill Norah and Tom Lind Kathleen McCadden Ruth Mordecai Paula McPherson O'Sullivan Elizabeth Littlefield Hugh McCall and Gary Freeman Wendy Morgan Barbara OBrien Linda Lila Littleton Henry and Mary McCarl Susan Morreale Joan Ohanian and Mossik Hocobian Deborah Locke Patricia McCarthy Andrew and Ann Morrison Antony Ohman and Jim Sicord Deborah Loomis and Edwin Jylkka Charlotte McCarthy Jon and Carol Morse Valentine and Mark Oldham Diana Loomis Clifford McCarthy Kimberly Moses Judith Oleson Joan Low Frances and Maurice McCloskey Jean Moss Ann Olson Deborah Lucas James and Pauline McCready Michael and Linda Mouris John and Jane Olson Sash Ludwig and Craig Dulong Aria and John McElhenny Charles Movalli Margaret Oneill Marianne Lufkin Juliana McGovern William and Linda Mueffelmann Jean and Michael Onorato Sheila Lummis Lisa McGovern Ellen Mugar Brian and Bernadette Orr Abbie Lundberg and Anthony Gross Mary Ann McGovern Anita Mullen Linda Osburn Matthew and Rosemary Lundberg Marianne McGowan and Rick Scaramozza James Mullen and Nola Anderson Sara Oseasohn Leslie and R.J. Lyman Walter and Joyce McGrath Megan Mumford Sally Padden Patricia Lynch and Trevor Dickie Michele McHugh Daniel and Emily Murphy Elizabth Paddock Geof and Celene Lyon Pamela McIntosh Jan and Ed Murphy Ann Paladin and George Story Kenneth and Natalya MacWilliams Ann McKay Richard and Elizabeth Murray Marian and Joseph Pallazola Ron Magers and Shelly Bradbury Beverly McKean Avis Murray Mary Palmstrom Robert and Maryellen Magner Anne McLain Elizabeth Nahas James Paradis Linda Mahajan Tracy McLaughlin Monica Nardone Phyllis Parady Virginia Mahan and Grace Sheehan Dorene and Zoe McManus Amanda Nash Norma Parisi Donald Maier Roger McNeill Scott Nason Martha Parrish Chapman Harold and Cynthia Mallette Lisa McRae Judith Nast Peter Parsons and Barbara Oliver Maureen Malloy Judythe Meagher George Neilson Gregg Parsons Brenda Malloy R. Thompson Mechem and Elizabeth Aurelia and Robert Nelson Sandra Pascal Mary Malone Spofford Barbara Scott Nelson Elizabeth Passmore Judith Maloney Boyle and Donald Boyle Edmund and Dee Meeker Dorothy Nelson Phyllis Paster Theodore Lane Manning Herbert and Deborah Meiselman Pamela Nelson Joanne Paul

27 | CAPE ANN MUSEUM 2019 ANNUAL REPORT Donors & Supporters (cont.)

Martha Peabody David Rich Claudia Schweitzer and Brent Davison Cecily Spencer Richard and Judy Peace Nicole Richon-Schoel Nancy Sclafani Lucy Sprague Frederiksen and Diana and John Pear Thomas Riggs Pat and Bill Seabourne Andrew J. Frederiksen Brenda Pearse and Francis Scannell Walter and Lois Riley Sally Seamans Newt and Judith Spurr Martha Peer and Jamie Mayer Meredith and Bruce Ripley Martha Seavey Danuta Stachiewicz Jean and Garrett Pembroke George and Daphne Roark Linda Seeley Jeremy Stahlin and Judith Fleischman Eve Perkins Harold and Linda Rogers Kate Seidman Mark and Janet Standley Isabel Perkins Laura Rogers Row Selman Karen and Neil Stanton Mary Perkins and Stephen Grenholm Elizabeth Roland Marcia Seward Elaine Starrett Roy Perkinson Sheila Roper Carol Shaw June Steel James Perry Chris Rosell Helene Shaw-Kwasie Ailsa Steinert Rita and Dan Peters Dale Rosen and Terry Segal Dona Shea Ann Stewart Judith Peterson Melvin and Martha Rosenblatt James Shea Evelyn Grace Stewart Karin Peterson Susan Ross Karen Sheldrick Jeffrey and Linda Stockman Lorna Philley Doreen Ross Jeffrey and Marlene Shindell Jeff and Naomi Stonberg Kathleen Piaggesi Eve Ross Roberts Marilyn Short and Jeff Weiss Annie Storr and Steve Mummendey Jon and Cassy Pickard Henry Rossi Edward Shoucair and Brad Story Pamela Pindell Dick Rothschild Kaye Lynn Johnson-Shoucair Ronald Straka and Linda Cote Beth and Jim Pocock Bradford Rowell Warren and Martha Shreve Pamela Stratton and Kathryn Tuck Barbara Polan and Thomas Manning Edward and Susie Rowland Kelly and Mark Shriner Nancy Strisik Joanne Ponte Kristy Rudel Davina Louise Shuman Michael Stroman and Lyn Gelinas Patricia Poore Robert Ruderman and Susan Caruso Charles Shurcliff Rosemary Sullivan Carole Porter Jill Ruge and Darrah Cole Julie Sidon Bernice Svedlow Jenna Powell Pauline Runkle and Robert Beurit Marcia Siegel Martha Swanson Keith Powers and Jacquelyn Ball Lynn Runnells Dorothy Sieradzki Marie Sweeney Ellen Preston Dianne and John Russo Kathy and Jack Simons Larry and Marilyn Swift Mary Alice Price Kathleen and Donald Ruzecki Joan Sindall and MacGregor Freeman Paul Sylva and Christine Becker William and Elizabeth Prickett Robert and Patricia Ryan Anne Sinkinson Paul and Anne Talbot Helane and Jeffrey Prottas Susan Sadler Joseph Skolnit and Jynne Feldman Elizabeth Walker Talbot Jane Pulkkinen John Salisbury Bruce Slifer Holly and Laura Tanguay Kathleen Purdy Patrick Salony and Christine McGrath Richard Sloane Margaret Tarris Mary Putonen Christa Sammons Betty Smallwood Jeff and Ruth Taylor Susan and Richard Quateman Dianne Sampson Errol and Yvonne Smikle William Taylor Susan and John Quinn Alison Sander Robert and Eileen Smith Susan Teel Timothy Quirk Lisa Ann Santin Cheryl Smith Mary Thielscher Robert and Susan Ranta Diane Sargent Gail Smith Marcia Thomas and Mark R. Jones Peter and Elisabeth Rapaport Mary Saunders Kim Smith Lori Thorstensen Patricia and Joel Ray Randy and Patricia Saville Marlean Smith Kim Tieger Joy Renjilian-Burgy Mary Jane and William Sawyer Patriciz Smith Margaret Timpson Monica Reuss Catherine Schlichte Sarah Smith Susan Tournas Kali and James Reynolds Thomas Schmidt An Sokolovska David Tower and Robin Hoffman Rebecca Reynolds and David Judith L. Schroeter Joseph and Helen Soussou Edmund Traverso Montgomery Stephen P. Schultz and Jennifer A. Sinclair JoAnn Souza Keith and Janet Trefry Frederic and Patricia Rhinelander Paul A. Schwartz and Carole Y. Rein Edith Sparling Paul and Maureen Trefry David and Ann Rhinelander Lully Schwartz Carol Spence Aila Tulikki Loring

28 | CAPE ANN MUSEUM 2019 ANNUAL REPORT Donors & Supporters (cont.)

Horace Turner Florence Williams Corporate Members Library Members Sarah Tuvim Kirk Williams Andersen Capital Management LLC Beverly Farms Library George and Suzanna Ulrich Charles Willse Atlantis Oceanfront Inn Georgetown Peabody Library Miranda Updike and Jeffrey Kern George and Penny Wingate BankGloucester Hamilton-Wenham Public Library James and Margaret Utterback Lili Winslow Bomco, Inc. Ipswich Public Library William Vachon Nancy Winslow Cape Ann Cosmos Manchester Public Library Christine Vachon Chuck Wisner and Kata Hull Cape Ann Facilities Management Memorial Hall Library Dolores Vagi Christine Witham Carroll Steele Insurance Agency, Inc. New Castle Public Library Kathlyn Valianti Andrew Wittkower C.B. Fisk, Inc. Newburyport Public Library Juni Van Dyke Sandra Wojtowicz Cottage Gardening, Inc. T.O.H.P. Burnham Free Library Allan and Andrea Van Gestel James and Janet Wolahan Deering Gallery Topsfield Town Library Martha VanKoevering and Ryan Fisher Robert and Emily Wolfe Essex Alarm and Security, Inc. Cecily Vaughan Ann Woll Goetemann Custom Builders Gifts in Honor of Robert Viator Martha Wood Good Harbor Graphics Elana Brink—In Honor of Lee Natti Susan Viglione Pamela Wood Gorton's Seafood Elijah Feinstein—In Honor of Donald and Barbara Vitters Jean Woodbury Grassy Roots Miriam Weinstein Patrick Vives and Rebeca de Vives Betsy Woodman Harbor Tours, Inc. Laurel Hausler—In Honor of Dogtown Deborah von Rosenvinge Diane Wortis and Joe Bozza Harbor View Realty Trust William Hovey—In Honor of Dorothy Von Rosenvinge Alyssa Wostrel Harvey & Martin, PLLC Thomas Hovey Sage Walcott Ann and Casey Wright Hughes-Bosca Mark Kerwin—In Honor of Oliver Barker Susan Walker Elliot and Janice Wyner Ipswich Bay Advisors Beth Whitlock—In Honor of Patsy Whitlock Anne Walker Carole Yeager Leary Mechanical Inc. Anne DeSouza Ward and James Ward Eileen and Mark Young Liquor Locker Gifts in Memory of J.P. and Dwight Ware Jess Yurwitz and James Takayesu Matthews Consulting LLC Mary Palmstrom—In Memory of Rokhaya Waring Samuel and Ann Ziergiebel Mercury Gallery Fred Buck Jane and Tom Watt Bill and Jennifer Zola Nor'East Cleaners Brenda Richardson—In Memory of Deborah Way The Pewter Shop Beth Coolidge Clare Weaver Matching Gifts Slingshot Information Systems Arthur Ryan—In Memory of Herb Collins Carl Weggel Gorton’s Seafood Systems Viewpoint, Inc. Yuri Tuvim and Mary Louise Giuliano— Arnold and Inge Weinberg Johnson & Johnson Taormina Electrical Inc. dba In Memory of Peter Anastas Richard Weiss and Barbara McLaughlin Matching Gifts Program Roy Spittle Associates Mary Weissblum John Hancock Ted Reed Productions Richard and Rosemary Weissman Max Kagan Family Foundation Tom Nicholas Gallery Beth and Jeff Welin Morgan Stanley Community Affairs United Technologies Patricia Wellenkamp and Steve Provizer United Technologies Verisk Analytics John and Maria Welsh Verisk Analytics Vista Motel, LLC Sarah Wetzel and Jim McCarthy Wellington Management Company, LLP W. Herbert Goodick, Inc. Shelly and Keith Wharton Windover Construction Donn Wheeler In Kind Wise Marine Alexi Whitaker Patricia Cronin Anne White Heidi McGrath Terri Whitney Matthew Natti, Cape Ann Tree Service Michael and Amy Wiklund Maura Wadlinger Dan Wilcox Phil Wilde

29 | CAPE ANN MUSEUM 2019 ANNUAL REPORT Giving Societies

Catalina Davis Society Alfred Mansfield Brooks Society Paul and Jessica Lohnes J.J. and Jackie Bell Robert Amory Meg Lustig Lois Brynes and Serena Hilsinger Willard and Linda Andrews Estate of Constantine Maletskos Bill and Ellen Cross Diana Bell George Maletskos John and Lee Cunningham J.J. and Jackie Bell Walter Manninen Kristine Fisher and Richard Crangle John and Jan Bell John and Ethel Martin Bill and Rose Hausman Karen Bell Alfred Mayor Tom and Caroline Hovey Timothy Bell Gail Mazur Helen and Milt Lauenstein Kermit and Glenys Birchfield Daniel and Jenifer McDougall Steve and Sigi Lindo Estate of Dorothy A. Brown Mary Jane McGlennon Amy Moore John Carter Donald McPhail David Porper Ninon Chaet Hugh Morton, Manton Foundation Louis Rusitzky Marital Trust Cleveland and Ellen Cook The Estate of Anna Crouse Murch Tom and Lyn Shields Linzee and Beth Coolidge Amy Oaks Ann Stewart Mary Craven Estate of Anne H. Oaks Ted and Juanita Tumelaire William and Ellen Cross James Oaks Lindsay Crouse and Rick Blue Lawrence Oaks Ronald and Joan Curhan Martha Oaks Aris Demetrios and Ilene Demetrios William Oaks Jonathan and Louisa Fairbanks Margaret Pearson Hilarie Fairbanks-Burton and Tim Burton Susan Pollack and Eric Schoonover, Kristine Fisher and Richard Crangle Kanter Kallman Foundation Jonathan French John Rando Peter and Annette French Rebecca Reynolds and Ian and Josie Gardiner David Montgomery Helen Garland Ross and Leanne Robinson Henrietta Gates and Heaton Robertson Rockport Art Association Estate of Tamara Greeman The Umberto Romano and Clorinda Myra Hall Romano Foundation, Inc. Deane Hancock French Sara Roszak James Hand Arthur Ryan Bruce and Meg Herman Stephen and Virginia Sandy Sheila Pidgeon Hill Linda Schreyer, Cindy Holloran Gergely Schreyer Collection James Hooper Martha Smith Janet and William Ellery James Kristi Stangeland Joan Klimann Ingrid Swanson Jan Koch-Weser and Roswitha Trayes Diane Chen Koch-Weser Clara Wainwright Estate of Richard Kuehne Martin Whyte and Alice Hogan Milton and Helen Lauenstein

30 | CAPE ANN MUSEUM 2019 ANNUAL REPORT Financials

Summary of Operating Revenue and Expense This is not a complete financial statement. A complete, audited financial statement is available upon request or on the museum’s website. Capital Campaign receipts and expenditures are not included in this summary.

TOTAL REVENUE TOTAL EXPENSES

Memberships and Donations $1,748,282 (67%) Payroll and Benefits $938,740 (36%) Admissions $200,673 (7%) Facilities and Maintenance $463,592 (17%) Gift Shop $203,120 (7%) Collection $178,419 (7%) Programs and Fundraising $135,839 (6%) Cost of Sales $102,521 (4%) Endowment Draw and Interest $334,102 (13%) Programs, Fundraising, and Exhibitions $519,052 (20%) Marketing/PR and Member Services $130,859 (5%) TOTAL $2,622,016.00 Administration $286,379 (11%)

TOTAL $2,619,562

Memberships and Donations Payroll and Benefits 67% 36%

Admissions Facilities and Maintenance 7% 17%

Collection Gift Shop 7% 7% Cost of Sales Programs and Fundraising 4% 6% Programs, Fundraising, and Exhibitions Endowment Draw and Interest 20% 13% Marketing/PR and Member Services 5%

Administration 11%

31 | CAPE ANN MUSEUM 2019 ANNUAL REPORT In Memorium

William Lynch (1943–2019) Peter Anastas (1937–2019) Chester Brigham (1928–2019)

A great friend and enthusiastic supporter of the Cape Ann The Museum notes with sadness the passing of Peter Anastas In 1938, when Chester Brigham was but a lad, his parents Museum, Bill Lynch played a leading role in expanding the (1937-2019). Peter was a great friend of the organization purchased a cottage on the shore of Goose Cove in Gloucester. Museum’s capacity and extending its reach. As a member for many years, researching and writing on various topics, Thus began a love affair between Chet and Cape Ann, an of the Board of Directors (2008–2019), Chair of the presenting lectures, and helping with educational outreach. He affection that called to him with a seductive lilt, beckoning Development Committee, and member of the Museum’s always brought a fresh and thoughtful perspective to the table, him without end until, upon his retirement in the late 20th Strategic Planning Committee, Bill used his business and listening carefully to the opinions of others, while skillfully century, the dream came true. financial skills to improve CAM’s operations, governance and challenging everyone to think more broadly. Phi Betta Kappa at Colby College; a four-year military its bottom line. veteran of the Korean War; a respected freelance writer in Bill was often the first to arrive to a Board meeting. Coffee in In 2014, Peter donated his personal and professional papers Connecticut, all helped shape Chet, but it was Cape Ann hand, he was ready to go to work. But he was not all business. to the Museum’s Archives. He then spent the next five years that tempted him, calling him home every summer, to Bill was caring and courteous—a man of great integrity. He cataloging them, a regular presence at the large round table Goose Cove, for some sixty years. Finally, in residence, local personally reached out to new Museum members, donors, in the Museum’s Library. The collection documents Peter’s folks who befriended Chet quickly realized that he was old and staff to make them feel welcome and appreciated, and talents as a writer, a teacher, and a civic activist. It includes his school; self-effacing, polite to a fault, steadfast in his love for to share his enthusiasm for the Museum and its mission. correspondence with poets Vincent Ferrini, Peter Davison, Gloucester, a gentleman and a gentle man. Family, education, and accessibility were important to Bill. He and Charles Olson, as well as early drafts and galleys for many A diligent researcher and a fluid writer, Chet mined the found great joy in seeing children, families, and individuals of this books, impassioned letters to the local newspaper, even moraine that is Cape Ann in search of subjects that were little appreciating all aspects of Cape Ann’s history through the three one-act plays. The collection shows just what amazing told treasures, stories that would capture the imagination of Museum’s public programming. things a life well-lived can accomplish. locals who knew Gloucester, while enhancing the image of Bill felt a deep sense of attachment to and responsibility The Museum staff feels honored to have been able to work the city to others in the broader community. Chet’s comments for Cape Ann and its people. His mother, Margaret “Peggy” with Peter over the years. He was delightful and informative on the web site Goodreads, succinctly define his thoughts Farrell Lynch (1912–1999) quietly provided major support and his prodigious memory for Gloucester people and events on writing: What inspires you to write? “When I arrive at a to the Museum for more than 40 years. Together with his made him the go-to person for answers about the recent past. subject I feel has to be written about.” How do you get started? sisters and late brother, his wife Nancy and children, Bill Peter got along extremely well with others working in the “When my research reaches critical mass, I can’t wait to proudly carried on the Lynch family’s long and significant Museum’s Library, always showing a genuine interest in what organize and write.” What pleases you most when writing? commitment to CAM. The expression used on the Gloucester others were working on. He is missed by all. “The satisfaction of crafting a sentence you’re finally happy waterfront to describe the very best applies to Bill. He truly w it h .” was “the finest kind.” —Stephanie Buck In the winter of 2001, Chet introduced himself to members former Librarian & Archivist, of the Gloucester Lyceum at a meeting at the Sawyer Free —John Cunningham Cape Ann Museum Library. He brought copies of a project he was working on, the Board of Directors, Cape Ann Museum retelling of a true story of a Gloucester fisherman who played —Martha Oaks a mean fiddle. John Watson was his name and “The Fiddlin’ Curator, Cape Ann Museum Fisherman” was his handle and after he landed his last codfish, he went on to become a concert violinist and composer in New York City. Chet told Lyceum members that they would be reading a nearly complete manuscript that he hoped could become a 100-page book; he also gave the group a script for a theatrical performance of the story. Willing to let his words speak for themselves, he offered no sales pitch, only asking for the honest opinions of Gloucester’s literati as to whether his project had merit. At the next Lyceum meeting, Chet sat quietly, hoping for feedback and instead was lionized by a group who were thrilled with the project and encouraged him

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three-centuries saga of the Gloucester schooner Ernestina- Morrissey, now the State Ship of Massachusetts. And, in 2018, Ten Pound Island: Where the Coast Guard Earned Its Wings was the next subject to be ‘Brighamized,” sharing with readers how local law enforcement, outmatched during Prohibition, joined up with the Coast Guard to combat rum runners. A couple of years ago, Chet began what would be his final project: researching and answering the question who was Leonard Craske? It was meant to be a prequel to the festivities in 2023 when Gloucester will celebrate its 400th anniversary. As always, Chet spent hours chasing down his story in the archives of the Cape Ann Museum, often joined by Anthea, who gave hours of her time working on cataloging projects in the library. Chet reached his 91st birthday on August 4, 2019, his research and writing on Craske complete, but aware that his life was short. A few weeks later, he sent the Cape Ann Museum’s curator, Martha Oaks, a brief, touching note: “Hi Martha, I am not going to be able to complete my account of Craske and the Fisherman’s Memorial in book form, so I would like to donate it to the Museum as a monograph. If the Museum might decide to print it in one form or another for the 400th, so much the better. Thanks for all your fine tips and support. Chet.” Chet passed away shortly thereafter, predeceased by ten days by his wife Anthea. “Gloucester born” is often used by locals as a yardstick to to finish it, publish it and one day have it performed. And, measure a person’s bona fides in all things Gloucester. Chester Chet did publish it, working with his beloved wife Anthea to Brigham was not a Gloucester native, but it is hard to imagine organize Whale’s Jaw Publishing and in 2003 releasing The that anyone ever loved the City more. Stream I Go A-Fishing In, the story of the fiddlin’ fisherman. The work received plaudits from the local community, while —Arthur N. Ryan pleasing readers from the wider world of words. Director Emeritus, Cape Ann Museum No one-hit wonder, Chet went on to publish four more explorations into the corners of Gloucester’s heritage. In The Cape Ann Museum will be publishing Chet’s final 2007 we were treated to Gloucester’s Bargain with the Sea, an work, The Man Behind the Icon: Leonard Craske, Sculptor of exposition on how Gloucester has, throughout four centuries, The Gloucester Fisherman’s Memorial for Gloucester's 400th cast its lot with the North Atlantic, remaining a maritime anniversary. ■ port for better or worse and how that stubborn persistence has shaped a very special culture on Cape Ann. On Opposite Tacks, published by Chet in 2011, explored the lives of artist John Sloan and high-liner fishing captain Solomon Jacobs and their differing responses to life during the tumultuous period of 1914 to 1918. In 2015, Chet gave us Phoenix of the Seas, an insightful tome that chronicled the three-ocean,

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