2019 ANNUAL REPORT Letter from the Executive Director

For all of us at the Washington Trust for Historic Preservation, 2019 was certainly one to remember.

Throughout the year, we were honored to help save places that matter to Washingtonians across the state. We advocated for saving the historic Beverly Bridge and were thrilled to see nearly $5.5 million in state funding secured for its rehabilitation as part of a cross-state recreational trail. We announced our Most Endangered Places listing of The Showbox theater in Seattle and joined thousands of concerned citizens and musicians in the fight to save it. After years of successful community building and economic growth in historic downtowns across the state, we received increased state funding for the Washington State Main Street Program. And, when the new Maritime Washington National Heritage Area was designated by an Act of Congress in February 2019, we were privileged to be named the local coordinating entity.

Among these many success stories, we are still acutely aware of the work that remains to be done. Making historic preservation more inclusive and accessible to a wider range of audience members and activists, for instance. Inspiring the next generation of our state’s leaders, policy makers, and advocates for the places that matter. Honoring our state’s many historic and cultural treasures— not just architectural landmarks, but community gathering spaces that have evolved across decades; not just buildings but waterfalls, landscapes, and tribal sacred places.

This 2019 annual report represents where the Washington Trust has been. If you want to see where we’re going—as an organization and as a preservation movement, in 2020 and beyond—join us. Follow our progress on social media, come raise a glass with us at a Pints for Preservation happy hour near you, sign up as a member, make a donation, start an advocacy campaign for a place you care about and bring us on board.

Join us to save the places that matter in Washington State.

Chris Moore Executive Director Dedicated to saving the places that matter in Washington State

43 years old (founded in 1976) 37 statewide events $714,893 annual budget OUR STATS 631 6 staff 26 board members

1,151,000+ statewide impact OUR MEMBERS OUR PROGRAMS

Whatcom San Juan Okanogan Ferry Pend Skagit Oreille Stevens Island

Clallam Snohomish Chelan Jefferson Douglas Kitsap Lincoln Spokane King

Grays Mason Harbor Grant Kittitas Pierce Whitman Thurston Adams

Pacific Lewis Franklin Garfield Yakima Columbia

Wahkiakum Cowlitz Benton Walla Walla Asotin Skamania

Klickitat Clark

100+ Members Most Endangered Places Heritage Barn Grants 20-99 Members Main Street Communities Historic Cemetery Grants 5-19 Members Valerie Sivinski Fund Grants Historic County Courthouse Grants Less than 5 Members Youth Heritage Project Hometowns Supporting community-led efforts to save places big and small

Most Endangered Places Valerie Sivinski Fund

3 sites saved in 2019 $10,000 awarded in 2019

Beverly Bridge • Beverly $1,500 • Ellensburg Masonic Temple Association Elks Building • Tacoma Ellensburg Masonic Temple, Ellensburg Colville Indian Agency Cabin • Colville $1,000 • Friends of Lakewold Wagner House, Lakewood 0 sites lost in 2019 $2,000 • Historic Fox Theatre Restorations GRASSROOTS 2 sites added in 2019 Fox Theatre, Centralia The Showbox • Seattle $1,500 • Jefferson County Historical Society Marine Supply Block • Anacortes Port Townsend City Hall, Port Townsend

27 ongoing campaigns $1,000 • North Bay Historical Society ADVOCACY Sargent Oyster Building, Allyn $1,500 • San Juan Historical Museum 20 James King Farmhouse, Friday Harbor endangered 7 in the $1,000 • Schooner Martha Foundation 45 lost works Schooner Martha, Port Townsend

$500 • Washtucna Heritage Museum 19 still L.L. Bassett Building, Washtucna standing 76 saved $157,485 in grants and pro bono services awarded since 1992 Photos by Kim Doyel. Advocating for preservation legislation across Washington and beyond

Statewide advocacy in Olympia 11 caucuses attended Additional advocacy: • Support for courthouse, barn, and 24 Senators visited cemetery grant programs • Funding for the Beverly Bridge 44 House Representatives visited • Support for the Heritage Capital Projects Fund Bills supported: Increasing access Concerning commercial Natural disaster Concerning seismic to the Main Street Replacing Marcus property assessed clean PUBLIC mitigation hazard risk reduction Program Whitman statue Cultural Access Programs energy and resilience SB 1506 & HB 1040 SB 5557 HB 1780 SB 5237 SB 5792 & HB 1435 SB 5730 & HB 1796 POLICY National advocacy in Washington, DC 2 Senators visited Additional advocacy: • Support for Historic Preservation 10 House Representatives visited Fund (SHPO & THPO office funding) • Variety of federal grant programs Bills supported:

Land & Water John Dingell Jr. Historic Tax Credit Growth National Restore our Parks & Conservation Conservation, Recreation & Opportunity Act Heritage Area Act Public Lands Act Funding Act & Management Act Yes in My Backyard

S 2615 & HR 2825 HR 1049 S 500 & HR 1225 S 1081 & HR 3194 S 47 S 1919 & HR 4351 Supporting downtown revitalization through the Main Street Approach®

1 new 34 Main Main Street Street WITH Community Communities in 2019 + Colville

533 businesses started MAIN 1,616 jobs created 266 buildings rehabilitated $71,764,881 in downtown investment STREET 54,000 volunteer hours ($1,500,000 in value)

3 new Affiliates 31 Affiliates in 2019 PLUS 1800 conference attendees AND + Burien 30 statewide trainings + Ferndale + LaCrosse

The Washington Trust for Historic Preservation manages the Washington Main Street Program through a contract with the Washington State Department of Archaeology & Historic Preservation (DAHP). Inspiring the next generation of preservationists and community leaders

48 youth 23 hometowns served represented

4 days on 302 alumni the Olympic since founded Peninsula in 2012 YOUTH HERITAGE PROJECT “YHP is . . . an in-depth way to learn about places I’d never get a chance to go to within my state. YHP has opened my eyes to so many career paths relating to preservation . . . Every trip has brought me leadership skills and courage to act about things that matter to me.” —Violet Hopkins, 2019 Stewarding a Seattle landmark

31 restoration projects undertaken since 2001 STIMSON- $ $2,303,848 spent in restoration projects since 2001 GREEN 28 community events 5,000 visitors MANSION Purchased Stimson- Listed by Priscilla Donated Green on the “Patsy” to the 118 Mansion National Bullitt Washington years completed Register Collins Trust old

1901 1976 1986 2001 2019 18 years of stewardship Fostering partnerships to tell the story of our saltwater coastline

3,000 miles of coastline 19 federally recognized tribes MARITIME 13 counties 32 incorporated cities/towns WASHINGTON 30 port districts NATIONAL Interpretative Themes Communities shaped Canoe cultures Water highways by water

Protecting our shores/ Voyages of discovery Navigation & lifesaving HERITAGE building the fleet For the love of water Trade & commerce Harvest from the Sea AREA (recreational boating) The John Dingell, Jr. Conservation, Management, and Recreation Act was signed into law on March 12, 2019, established the Maritime Washington National Heritage Area (MW-NHA), and named the Washington Trust for Historic Preservation as the local coordinating entity. Administering funds to preserve historic places across Washington

$2,056,692 total in grants administered

# of grants awarded $ in grants awarded

7 STATE $1,119,000 21 $469,467 GRANTS 22 $468,225

Historic Cemetery Grants Historic County Courthouse Grants Heritage Barn Grants

These three grant initiatives are programs of the Washington State Department of Archaeology & Historic Preservation (DAHP) and managed under contract by the Washington Trust for Historic Preservation. Financials Revenue Expenses

Revenue Assets Contributions $148,628.23 Cash $893,813.61 Membership $32,332.03 Accounts Receivable $179,430.96 Grants $504,708.17 Prepaid Expenses $2,188.98 Program Fees $71,244.00 Property/Equipment $1,018,301.90 Contracts $138,748.69 Investments $187,613.87 Rental Income $188,955.88 Other Revenue (Investment, misc.) $11,776.50 Total Assets $2,281,349.32

Total Income $1,096,393.50 Liabilities Accounts Payable $51,271.30 Expenses Grants Payable $281,445.00 Salaries/Benefits $467,982.93 Accured Expenses $17,360.10 Contract Services $45,461.22 Payroll Liabilities $6,014.37 Subgrants $10,000.00 Deferred Revenue $37,150.73 Travel/Transportation $77,317.65 Rent Deposit $22,489.33 Printing/Postage $38,243.50 Contributions Salaries/Benefits Equipment $5,343.07 Total Liabilities $415,730.83 Membership Contract Services Occupancy Expenses $83,243.06 Grants Subgrants Licenses & Fees $1,717.08 Travel/Transportation Professional Fees $30,565.30 Equity Program Fees Taxes/Insurance $37,510.99 Temporarily Restricted $176,132.75 Contracts Printing/Postage Supplies $1,883.27 Retained Earnings & Net Income $1,689,485.74 Rental Income Equipment Misc. Expenses $27,452.39 Other Revenue Occupancy Expenses Total Equity $1,865,618.49 (Investment, misc.) Licenses & Fees Total Expenses $826,720.46 Total Liabilities & Equity $2,281,349.32 Professional Fees Net Income $269,673.04 Taxes/Insurance Supplies Misc. Expenses Tim & Kara Sullivan, Mount Vernon Lynette Felber, Bellingham Keepers of Patos Light, East Sound San Juan Island Grange #966, Michael Bontatibus, Brooklyn, NY Susman Godfrey Law Firm, Seattle Ashley Ferguson, Everett Claire Keller-Scholz, Tacoma Friday Harbor Alex Burner, Seattle Members/Donors Sutton Place Condominiums, Seattle Nancy Finegood, Eaton Rapids, MI Kirkman House Museum, Walla Walla Schooner Martha Foundation, Nona Caulkins, Brier Michele Tiesse, Seattle First Christian Church Dayton, Dayton Sheila Klokkevold, Soap Lake Port Townsend Cadence Cha, Mesa, AZ Town of Steilacoom, Steilacoom Steven Fischer-Torres, Seattle John Koppe, Seattle Selah Downtown Association, Selah Veronica Couto, Shoreline Mrs. Walter T. Trolson, Edmonds Ralph Fishburn, Spokane Robert Kopperl, Seattle Ann Sharley, Spokane Valley Cassandra de Kanter, Tacoma Beck Hallmann, Seattle $250-$499 William Baltuck, Seattle Stacey Henderson, Ellensburg $25,000+ Suzanne Vargo, Federal Way Samuel Shogren, Beaverton, OR Gee & Janet Heckscher, Gig Harbor Brooke Best, Portland, OR Hennebery Eddy Architects, Liz Fleck, Seattle Casey & Jonathan Koroshec, Burien Erin Doherty, Seattle Anonymous Visit Spokane, Spokane Linda Floyd, Portland, OR William Shopes, Bainbridge Island The Norcliffe Foundation, Adam Hutschreider, Seattle Alan Black, Seattle Portland, OR LaCrosse Community Pride, LaCrosse Veronica Duarte, Aberdeen Authentic Restoration Services, Inc., Betty Wagner, Seattle Cielo Foristiere, Boise, ID Sidney Museum and Arts Association, MacDonald-Miller Facility Solutions, Jeff Boers,Tacoma James & Jean Hoard, Tacoma Lakewold Gardens, Lakewood Frank Dvorak, Saint Charles, MO Seattle Spokane Trevina Wang & David Hasenstab, Steve Franks, Aloha, OR John & Pat Lantz, Gig Harbor Port Orchard Mary Ellis, Redmond Seattle Paul & Rebecca Bouchey, Mercer Island Gene Brake, Spokane Lisa Howard, Seattle Phillip Brooke, Packwood Lynn Hyde, Coupeville Seattle Robert Freed, Vancouver Gary R. & Roberta Larson, Tacoma Sarajane Siegfriedt, Seattle Kristina Erickson, Seattle Martin Smith Inc., Seattle Dee Burnett, Blaine $15,000-$19,999 Charles Burnett, Redmond Mike Jaynes, Kennewick Thomas & Karen Wasserman, Seattle Lynette Friberg Weber, Kirkland Ernest Leenders, Lynden Suzanne Sievert, Kirkland Theresa Freeman, Seattle The McGregor Company, Colfax David Byrne, Seattle David Burnett, Clyde Hill Larry Johnson, Seattle Robert Weaver & Constance Nelson, Friends of Fort Ward, Bainbridge Island John Liebermann & Mary Liebermann Skykomish Historical Society, Olympia Frontdoor Back, LLC, Vancouver 4Culture, Seattle Miller Hayashi Architects, LLC, Seattle Jay Campbell, Seattle Jeffrey Burt,Franconia, NH Harold & Mary Donn Jordan, Seattle Friends of Lone Pine Cemetery, Phillips, Waitsburg South Pierce County Historical Society, Gary Glein, Gig Harbor Tom & Sue Moore, Portland, OR Clark Barnes, Seattle Joshua Green Foundation, Bush House Inn, Index Greenwood, VA David & Harriet Weber, Quincy Walla Walla Lynne Long, Federal Way Eatonville Alina Godfrey, Seattle Roy Murdock, Seattle Jamie & Karen Creek, Carnation John & Mary Campbell, Woodinville Phyllis Keller, Woodinville Susan White, Federal Way Friends of Seattle’s Olmsted Parks, Lynn Mandyke, Spokane Evan Speer, Seattle Mary Gorman, Gig Harbor Seattle Jeffrey Ochsner & Sandra Perkins, Lindsay & Megan Duvall, Spokane Logan Camporeale, Spokane Nancy Kenmotsu, Yakima Cathy Wickwire, Seattle Seattle Sarah & Jack Martin, Seattle Dorothy Stanley, Ellensburg Karen Griffiths,Bellevue Seattle Thomas Dye, Wenatchee Brian J. Carter, Seattle Kent Downtown Partnership, Kent Susan Wickwire & Karl Cherepanya, The Friends of the Kittitas Depot, Todd Matthews & Maggie Lee, Seattle Steamer Virginia V Foundation, Seattle Kurt Grimmer, Gig Harbor Nancy Ousley & Carla Anderson, Seattle Eppard Vision-APT Program, $10,000-$14,999 Gideon Cauffman,Anacortes Rachel Klevit & Jerret Sale, Seattle Seattle Kittitas Matthew Mawhirter, Vancouver Karen & Richard Steele, Spokane Taylor Grobelny, Austin, TX Pacifica Law Group,Seattle Bellingham Centralia Downtown Association, Ellen Kritzman, Vashon Kelsey Wildstone, Burien Friends of the Moore-Turner Heritage Marie McCaffrey,Seattle Steilacoom Historical Museum Julie Grosvenor, Seattle Laura Brisbane, Lynden Paul Parker & Sally Reichlin, Olympia Cindy Flanagan, Auburn Centralia Leisure Care, Seattle W. Preston Woodall, Jr., D.O., Tacoma Gardens, Spokane Marshall McClintock, Tacoma Association, Inc., Steilacoom Greg Haffner,Kent Paul Gleeson, Port Angeles Laura B. Gowen, Bainbridge Peter Meijer Architect, PC, Portland, OR Chehalis Community Renaissance Charles & Pauline LeWarne, Edmonds Andrew Zellers, Seattle Ellen Gage, Punta Gorda, FL Lauren McCroskey, Auburn Peter Steinbrueck, Seattle Mariah Hanley, Seattle Graham Baba Architects, Seattle Island Alanna Peterson, Seattle Team, Chehalis Robert Mack, Tacoma Melissa Gardner, Seaview Mary Kae McCullough, Seattle Jill Sterrett, Bainbridge Island Patricia Hartle, Seattle Jonathan Hartung & Mary Catherine Port Gamble S’Klallam Tribe, Kingston City of Burlington, Burlington Bruce Magnusson, Walla Walla $50-$99 Don Glickstein, Seattle Elizabeth & Mike McGree, Yakima Stevenson Downtown Association, Jane Hastings, Seattle Muir, Seattle Stevenson Dan & Elaine Say, Seattle City of Port Townsend, Port Townsend Joe Mann, Yakima Anacortes Museum, Anacortes GLY Construction, Inc., Bellevue Kathleen McKoon-Hennick, Jean Hays, Yakima $5,000-$7,499 Leslie Hawkins, Yarrow Point David Strauss & Judith D. Swain, Seattle City of Tumwater, Tumwater Marvin Anderson Architects, Seattle Artist Trust, Seattle James Grafton, Seattle Tacoma Arts Live, Tacoma Historic Downtown Prosser Lake Forest Park Alyssa Hemlock, Seattle Bassetti Architects, Seattle Marie Strong, Seattle Clallam County, Port Angeles Mason County Historic Preservation Jeanette Bader, Vancouver Laurel Grant, Bellevue Holly Taylor, Burton Association, Prosser Claire McNamara, Seattle Jeanette Henderson, Seattle Coughlin Porter Lundeen, Michael Sullivan, Tacoma Clark County Historic Preservation Commission, Shelton Joey & Terri Belcher, Puyallup Peggy Graving, Poulsbo Thorp Mill Town Historical Historic U District, Seattle Robert Mech, Bremerton Julia Henry, Seattle Suquamish Indian Tribe, Suquamish Commission, Vancouver JoAnne Matsumura, Issaquah Mary Bell, Sequim Greg Griffith,Olympia Preservation Society, Thorp Seattle Michael Housley, Tukwila Gary Menges, Seattle Maruta Hiegel, Ryderwood Tonkin Architecture, Seattle Rebecca Collins, Seattle Nicole McCarthy, Kent Danielle Berger, Seattle Sandra Griffith,Issaquah Bradley Till, Seattle Daniels Real Estate, LLC, Seattle Kelly Hufty & Dave Self, Seattle Mercer Island Historical Society, Lorelea Hudson & Christian Miss, Tulalip Tribes, Tulalip Conservation Services, LLC, Langley Lorne & Mary Beth McConachie, Seattle Julie & Rick Biggerstaff,Spokane Nancy Groff,Prosser John Tolonen, Yakima Matt & Abby Inpanbutr, Seattle Mercer Island Seattle Pam & Jay Green, Seattle Lydia & Jose Vila, Lake Forest Park Cultural Resource Consultants LLC, James McNett, Bainbridge Island Alexander Birmingham, Kirkland Patrick Hall, Everett Town of Friday Harbor, Friday Harbor Diana James, Seattle Pete Mills, Seattle Allen Johnson, Seattle Mark Hannum, Seattle Maggie Walker, Seattle Seattle Lucy Meisner Wiegand, Portland, OR Margot Blacker, Ojai, CA Rod Hanna, Everett Neal Traven, Seattle MarLen Kaiser, Seattle Monroe Historical Society, Monroe Claire Klein, Seattle Bob & Frances Davidson, Seattle Daniel Miles, Seattle Cassie Blair, Seattle Mia Hannula, Seattle Signa Treat, Seattle Paul & Janet Mann, Spokane Kevin Kane & Jake Weber, Seattle Mira Mui, Seattle Nicole Klein, Seattle Michael Davis & Lynn Kister, Seattle Fennelle Miller, Ellensburg Susan Boyle & Scott Fife, Vashon Gerald Hansmire, Seattle Mollie Tremaine, Seattle Puyallup Tribe of Indians, $500-$999 Lawrence Kreisman & Wayne Dodge, Ralph Munro, Olympia Julia Kohn, Lowell, MA Pamela Derry, Newcastle Linda & Larry Milsow, Spokane Betsy Bradley, Spokane Lawrence & Hylton Hard, Seattle University Heights Center, Seattle Tacoma Hannah Allender, Portland, OR Seattle Anjel Nater-Frye & Joshua Frye, Seattle Stephenie Kramer, Seattle Michael & Maija Devine, Seattle Jason & Ellen Mirro, Maple Valley Sandy Burke, Bainbridge Island Micki Harnois, Rockford University Place Historical Society, Kalpa Baghasingh, Bellevue Diana & Les Kutas, Sammamish Neely Mansion Association, Auburn Robert Krier, Olympia SHKS Architects, Seattle Gabriele Dickmann, Medina Edward & Linda Mitchell, Connie Cada, Spokane Valley David Harvey, Richland University Place Judy Barbour, Seattle Karl & Arlene Larsson, Seattle Lori Nicol, Spokane Craig Labenz, Seattle Stillaguamish Tribe of Indians, Ryan Donaldson, Seattle Lower Waterford, VT Elissa Cahill, Woodinville Eileen Heideman, Seattle Joan Uzelak, Seattle Bartlett Tree Experts, Lynnwood Gretchen Luxenberg, Freeland Northport Historical Society, Northport Tami Littlejohn, Kelsey & Karla Doncaster, Yakima Thomas Moak, Kennewick Jon Campbell, East Wenatchee Paul & Marcene Hendrickson, Dayton Kathryn Van Wagenen, Lakewood Arlington Louisa & Scott Malatos, Seattle Northwest Museum of Arts & Culture, Joyce Lund, Mill Creek Tom & Kris Bassett, Wenatchee Tanner Dotzauer, Wenatchee Marcia Montgomery, Bainbridge Island Cle Elum Downtown Association, Cle Joan Hernandez, Tukwila Village Theatre, Issaquah Swenson Say Faget, Seattle Joe McDermott, Seattle Spokane Terry Lundeen, Seattle Thomas Blanton, Ellensburg Downtown Association of Yakima, Mulno Cove Creations, LLC, Friday Elum Michael & Julia Herschensohn, Seattle Sara Walker, Spokane Jennifer Meisner, Seattle Mary Anne Olmstead, Bothell Candy Mathes, Seattle Kathleen Brooker & Tim McDonald, Yakima Harbor College Hill Association, Pullman Bailey Hess, Seattle Joan Walters, Bainbridge Island $2,500-$4,999 Allison & Thomas Munch-Rotolo, The Olympia Film Society, Olympia Henry Matthews & Susan Platt, Seattle Tacoma Downtown Bellingham Partnership, Northwest Railway Museum, Commencement Lodge #7 Knights of Marissa Hiller, Seattle Steve & Kathryn Hamilton Wang, Pullman Olympia Historical Society & Bigelow Lin McBride, Redmond Enderis Company Inc., Seattle Heather & Matt Bunn, Kirkland Bellingham Snoqualmie Pythias, Dupont Historic Downtown Chelan Olympia Dana & Chad Phelan, Seattle House Museum, Olympia Ryan Meno, Bellevue Betsy Godlewski, Spokane Sarah Burnett, Woodway Downtown Camas Association, Camas OJEDA Business Ventures, LLC (OJEDA), Sandy Condiotty, Mercer Island Association, Chelan Waterville Chamber of Commerce, Bridget & Paul Piper, Spokane Olympic Theatre Arts, Sequim Elizabeth Merritt, Washington, DC Susan Goff,Olympia Allison Campbell & Jason Loan, Tacoma Char Eggleston, Roseburg, OR West Richland Richard & Marilyn Converse, Seattle Historic Fox Theatre Restorations, Waterville Port Townsend Main Street Program, Oysterville Restoration Foundation, Sonja Moore, Newport Ryan Hester & Kara Main-Hester, Seattle Frank Chopp & Nancy Long, Seattle Ellensburg Downtown Association, Leanne Olson & James Bailey, Seattle Koleen Cook, Bellevue Centralia Wells House, Wenatchee Port Townsend Oysterville Randall Myers & Susan Myrdal, Tacoma Indow, Portland, OR Fawcett Painting, Seattle Ellensburg Scot Partlow & Dean Kralios, Seattle Lisbeth Cort, Santa Fe, NM The Historic Trust (fna Fort Vancouver Wenatchee Valley Museum and Reuben’s Brews, Seattle Pacific Northwest Quilt & Fiber Arts Frank Nance, Bainbridge Island Douglas Ito, Shoreline Anne Fennessy, Seattle Lottie Eskilsson, Seattle Blair & Janet Paul, Langley Justin Cowling, Shelton National Trust), Vancouver Cultural Center, Wenatchee Richaven PLLC, Seattle Museum, La Conner Marissa Natkin & Paul Soldwedel, Legacy Renovation Products & Services, Karen Geser, Spring, TX Patricia Fels, Fall City Vince Penta, Longview Brittany Cox, Seattle Historic Whidbey, Coupeville Westminster Presbyterian Church, Frank & Maureen Santoni, Sammamish Thomas Pagano, Tacoma Seattle Tacoma Bob Hall, Bellingham Gary Ferguson, Shoreline Madilane Perry, Republic Carolyn Cox, Seattle Thomas Hitzroth, Kirkland Everett Spokane Preservation Advocates, Hollis Palmer & Robert Perlman, Seattle Sarah Weyer, Seattle Toni Owen, Seattle Jeffrey Murdock & Mathew Albores, Kate & Chapin Krafft,Seattle Lynn Ferguson, Seattle David Peterson, Bainbridge Island Bruce Cross & Karen P. Kruse, Seattle Joan Rose Hodgson, Seattle Spokane Mariko & Eugene Park, Renton J. Russell Whalen, Seattle David Page, Vashon Seattle Tim & Nancy Lau, Burien Michael Flannery & Dean Lynch, Becca & Scott Reis, Seattle Lois Crow, Seattle Jack Holland, Seattle Spry Preservation Carpentry, Bainbridge PBY Memorial Foundation, Oak Harbor Brian White, Portland, OR Shin Yu Pai, Seattle Pioneer Masonry Restoration, Seattle Thomas & Rhoda Lawrence, Seattle Spokane Andrew Phillips, Seattle Bob Culp, Wenatchee Sue Holland, University Place Island Peninsular Railway and Lumbermen’s White Pass Country Historical Society, Pooja Prabhakar, Katy, TX Rafn Company, Bellevue Bill & Colleen McAleer, Seattle Patricia Flynn, Tacoma Jim & Ann Price, Spokane Mary Anne Dane, Carnation David Thompson & Ingrid Holmlund, StudioTJP LLC, Seattle Museum, Shelton Packwood Daniel Quinn, Seattle Steve Stroming, Issaquah Friends of Mukai, Vashon Quilcene Historical Museum, Quilcene Elizabeth Darlington, Seattle Seattle Patrick McCutcheon, Ellensburg Susan Tillack, Seattle Tiffany Picotte,Spokane Whitman County Historical Society, Eugene Rietzke, Olympia Mary & Dick Thompson, Anacortes Cara McDermott & Scott Gardner, David Gaddis, Poulsbo Tim Quinn, Seattle Dayton Historical Depot Society, Dayton Russell Holter, Tacoma Carol Tobin & David Aynardi, Seattle Tom & Leila Hufty, Liberty Lake Teresa Pliskowski, Kirkland Colfax Cheri Sayer, Kent Seattle Edwin Garretson Jr., Uniontown R2KA, Seattle Dominion Historical Workboat Wenatchee Downtown Association, George & Sharon Huntingford, Points Northeast Historical Society, Ann Wick, Mead Tia Scarce, Edmonds $1,000-$2,499 McDonald Zaring Insurance, Gregg & Linda George, Shoreline Shawn & Amy Reiersgaard, Snoqualmie Association, Bremerton Wenatchee Gig Harbor Downtown Waterfront Francesca Renouard, Seattle Nancy Doolittle, Burien Chimacum Tacoma Kathryn Wigner, Camano Island Hellen Schmid, Lynnwood Walla Walla Jon Beveridge, Snohomish Eugenia Woo & Alex Baker, Seattle Alliance, Gig Harbor Crilly Ritz, Kenmore Downtown Walla Walla Foundation, The Hutton Settlement, Spokane Nancy Powell, Sequim Teresa Willard, Monroe Adrienne Seiarra, Seattle Reuben McKnight, Vashon Dan & Jo Anna Birmingham, Redmond Kathleen Green, Kirkland Ritzville Downtown Development Walla Walla Information Systems Security Puyallup Historical Society at Meeker Meredith Wirsching, Seattle Derek Sellers, Seattle Chris & Jennie Moore, Mercer Island BOLA Architecture & Planning, Seattle $100-$249 Paige Green, Yarrow Point Association, Ritzville Dr. Frank R. Burroughs Museum, Association, Bonney Lake Mansion, Puyallup Woodinville Heritage Society, Barbara Snoey, Mercer Island Clayton Aldern & Anneka Olson, William G. Burnett, Jr., & Ruth C. A. Colby Parks, Attorney at Law, P.S., Otto Greule, Seattle Roslyn Downtown Association, Roslyn Ritzville Isle Royale Families and Friends Quincy Valley Historical Society & Woodinville Sarah Sodt & Stefan Coe, Seattle Burnett, Medina Tacoma Tacoma Kristen Griffin,Coupeville Lillian & Douglas Ryan, Olympia Ferris & Lorraine Dracobly, Seattle Association, Madison, WI Museum, Quincy Linda Yeomans, Spokane Peter Stanley, Vaughn Ginny Butler, Spokane Donald Peting, Eugene, OR Allegiance Wealth Management, Matthew Hamel, Seattle Garry Schalliol & Debra Otterby, Michael Dryfoos & Ilga Jansons, Robin Jacobson, Friday Harbor Mike Reichert, Seattle JoAnn Yost, Elma Fiona Starr, Bellingham Jon & Mary Campbell, Walla Walla Clare Petrich, Tacoma Bellevue Tim & Addy Hanley, Spokane Valley Bremerton Edgewood Jefferson County Historical Society,Port Roberta Robinson, Spokane Kathrin Young, Seattle Brenda Stott, Redmond Jennifer & Phil Carter, Seattle Pierce County Landmarks & Adam Alsobrook, Seattle Patrick Hanley, Vancouver J. Todd Scott, Seattle S. Wayne Duncan, Seattle Townsend Marissa Rosati, Tacoma Anne Terhar, Menlo Park, CA Holly Chamberlain & Charles Mitchell, Preservation, Tacoma Patti Amundson, Seattle Debra Hansen, Federal Way Virginia Senear, Seattle DuPont Historical Society, DuPont Sara Jane Johnson, Orcas Stephen Rose, Seattle $1-$49 Elizabeth Thompson, Spokane Vancouver Raven Foundation, Seattle Brian Anderson, Tacoma Jenny Hartley, University Place Scott Shapiro & Jena Thornton, Seattle Edmonds Historical Museum, Edmonds Jayme Jonas, Sammamish Roslyn Riders, Roslyn Joy Adolphsen, Snohomish Gayle Tinker, Bothell Bruce & Sarah Chapman, Seattle Joan Simpson & Dan Wright, Chelan Architectural Resources Group, Hartline Betterment Organization, David Shockley, Spokane Ellensburg Masonic Temple Brian Kamens, Tacoma Janice Rutherford, Eugene, OR Nancy Anderson, Gearhart, OR Nicholas Vann, Olympia Degenkolb Engineers, Seattle Stephanie Toothman, Seattle Portland, OR Hartline Barbara Spaeth, Seattle Association, Ellensburg Sandy Kardonsky, Suquamish Sammamish Heritage Society, Lauren Anderson-Smith, Seattle Mark Walesby, Redmond Hank & Lisa Florence, Walla Walla Virginia Voorhees, Seattle Bainbridge Island Downtown Larry Hatch, Spokane Sandra Spurlock, Seattle Trent Elwing, Port Orchard KEEP (Kilworth Education Sammamish Mattias Bailey, Seattle Saundra Walker, Tacoma Karen Gordon, Seattle Ron Wright, Seattle Association, Bainbridge Island Jenny Hayes, Quincy Lynn Stokesbary & Marcie Klobucher, Diane Evans, Chewelah Environment Preservation), Federal San Juan Historical Museum, Talon Bigelow, Pocatello, ID Rose Westwood, Seattle Bert Gregory, Seattle Bryan Zagers, Seattle Kendall & Sonia Baker, Seattle Mrs. Russell Helgeson (Punky), Spokane Seattle Mike Ewanciw, Seattle Way Friday Harbor Mark Blitzer, Seattle Janet Zielasko, Bellevue Board Staff

President: Holly Chamberlain, Vancouver Chris Moore, Executive Director Vice President: Alanna Peterson, Seattle Kristy Conrad, Development Director Secretary: Ginny Butler, Spokane Breanne Durham, Main Street Director Treasurer: Paul Parker, Olympia Alex Gradwohl, Events Coordinator Hannah Allender, Seattle Jennifer Mortensen, Outreach Director Kalpa Baghasingh, Bellevue Cathy Wickwire, Operations Manager Logan Camporeale, Spokane Gideon Cauffman, Oak Harbor Tanner Dotzauer, Wenatchee Megan Duvall, Spokane Betsy Godlewski, Spokane Patrick Hanley, Walla Walla Ryan Hester, Seattle John Lantz, Gig Harbor Patrick McCutcheon, Ellensburg Joe McDermott, Seattle Jeff Murdock, Seattle Anneka Olson, Tacoma Nancy Ousley, Seattle Clare Petrich, Tacoma Steve Stroming, Issaquah Marie Strong, Seattle Mary Thompson, Olympia

Ex-officio (voting): Horace Foxall, Seattle Paul Mann, Spokane

Michael Sullivan, Tacoma 1204 Minor Avenue Seattle, WA 98101 Ex-officio (non-voting): 206-624-9449 Allyson Brooks, Olympia preservewa.org Kevin Daniels, Seattle