Partnerships across the state

2012 annual report Top Left: Board members (standing left to right) William K. Beard, Jr., Patricia Schooley, Thomas S. Spencer, (seated) Jeffrey A. Penza leadership and Theresa T. Michel Top right: Staff members (left to a message to our members and donors right) Louise Hayman, Marilyn Benaderet, Tyler Gearhart, Amelia This annual report is designed to make it quick and easy for readers Rambissoon, Jana Carey, Elizabeth to see the breadth and depth of what we’ve been up to over the past Beckley and Margaret De Arcangelis year. At a glance, you can see the historic sites we have touched this year through one of our many services – advocacy, funding, technical assistance or outreach as well as through our Endangered list. We’ve also included a list of the organizations, academic institutions and government agencies—more than 100—that we have worked with to protect our architectural and scenic heritage.

Of course, Preservation Maryland connects daily with individuals who are the foundation of our organization. Our staff responds to a variety of inquiries and requests for assistance from members and non-members alike. We have plans to offer more programs and activities for our bottom left: Board members (left to right) John J. Petro, Samuel J. Parker, members in the coming months as we begin a series of architectural Jr., Marsha Barnes, Priscilla Carroll field trips and produce a directory of professionals providing a wide and Edwin S. Crawford range of preservation services in Maryland.

bottom right: Board members (left Perhaps the most important list in this report is of the members and to right) Audrey E. Scott, Matthew contributors who are the lifeblood of this organization and have been J. Daw, David W. Benn, Mary C. for our 82-year existence. We can never say thank you enough for Gregory and Anthony Azola your longstanding commitment to our mission which, simply stated, is captured in our slogan Protecting the Irreplaceable. Thank you for Board members not pictured: your confidence in Preservation Maryland’s ability to affect the future Talmadge Branch, David R. Brinkley, of our state. Diane L. Caslow, Donna A. Cypress, Russell C. Dashiell, Jr., Samuel Sincerely, K.Himmelrich, Jr., Henry R. Lord, Sylvia Cooke Martin, Nicholas G. Penniman IV and Kathryn Washburn Jeffrey A. Penza, AIA Tyler Gearhart President Executive Director Welcome new Board Members

Edwin S. Crawford is a senior advisor with Evergreen Advisors of Columbia. His extensive experience in the financial services industry includes business and public sector consulting and investment banking. Dr. Crawford has additional experience in government finance including with the Federal Office of Management and Budget, the Maryland Department of Transportation and the University of Maryland. He was the first chairman of the State of Maryland College Tuition Trust. A Baltimore resident, he currently serves as treasurer and finance chair for the Modell Lyric Foundation.

Matthew J. Daw of Chevy Chase is founder, principal and director of Keast & Hood Company, a structural engineering firm with offices in Philadelphia preservation maryland is dedicated and Washington, D. C. He has worked on more than to preserving maryland’s historic buildings, 20 historic structures and landmarks including the neighborhoods, landscapes and archaeological and the Statue of Liberty. His sites through outreach, funding and advocacy. memberships and affiliations include the Association for Preservation Technology, the Baltimore Neighborhood Design Center, the Downtown Partnership of Baltimore, the DC Preservation League, the U.S. Lighthouse Society, the Urban Land Institute and the National Trust for Historic Preservation.

Mary C. Gregory of Towson is employed by Brown Advisory as an institutional relationship manager. Her previous professional experience includes employment with T. Rowe Price Associates, Inc., and Bankers Trust Company, Inc. Her recent volunteer efforts have supported Duke University, Calvert and Roland Park Country schools, Towson Families United and the Church of the Good Shepherd.

preservation maryland n annual report 2012 1 advocacy

Preservation Maryland works at all levels of government to create public policy, legislation and regulation that encourages the protection and preservation of historic resources. Involvement ranges from advising and providing 5 training to municipal historic district commissions to supporting federal legislation that authorizes funding for historic preservation programs throughout the Women and the Making of U.S. History, Statewide United States. Advocacy efforts were undertaken on behalf of the following properties and initiatives in 2012.

n Asbury United Methodist Church, Kent County n Howard County Historic Preservation Plan, Howard County n Queen Anne’s County Historical Society, Queen Anne’s County 1 Belward Farm, Montgomery County n Maryland Department of Planning Council, Statewide n Queen Anne’s County Historic Sites Consortium, Queen Anne’s County n Bloomingdale, Queen Anne’s County n Maryland Heritage Council, Statewide 3 507 Race Street, Cambridge, Dorchester County n Cambridge Historic Preservation Commission, Dorchester County n Maryland Historical Trust, Statewide 4 Silver Spring Baptist Church, Montgomery County n Caroline County Economic Development Corporation, Caroline County n Mid-Atlantic Power Pathway, Dorchester County n Sotterley, St. Mary’s County n Covington Store, Kent County n Miller’s House, Talbot County n St. Peter the Apostle Roman Catholic Church, Baltimore City n Creeger House, Frederick County n Morris Mechanic Theatre, Baltimore City n St. Peter the Apostle Church, Queen Anne’s County n Dielman Inn, Carroll County n Mount Aventine, Charles County n Town of Church Hill, Queen Anne’s County n Emmanuel Christian Community Church, Baltimore City n Mount Gregory United Methodist Church, Howard County n Town of Federalsburg, Caroline County n Fort Frederick, Washington County n MTA Red Line, Baltimore City n Town of Washington Grove, Montgomery County n Fort Howard, Baltimore County n Phillips Packing Plant, Dorchester County n Transform Baltimore, Baltimore City n Friendship Hall, Dorchester County n 105 Poplar Hill Avenue, Salisbury, Wicomico County n Waverly Main Street, Baltimore City n Handsell, Dorchester County n Potomac House, Washington County. n West Side, Baltimore City n Harriet Tubman National Monument, Dorchester County n Preservation Howard County n Wilton, Queen Anne’s County n The Hill, Talbot County n Preservation Society of Federal Hill & Fells Point, Baltimore City 5 Women and the Making of U.S. History, Statewide 2 Hebrew Orphan Asylum, Baltimore City n Prospect Hall, Frederick County n Hosier Memorial United Methodist Church, Dorchester County n Providence Farm, Queen Anne’s County

2 preservation maryland n annual report 2012 Preservation Maryland Federal and State Historic advocated limiting development Tax Credits Top Priorities 1 on historic Belward Farm in Among the most important advocacy work Montgomery County. of Preservation Maryland this year was 1 ensuring U. S. Senator Benjamin Cardin’s Joining other advocates, lead sponsorship on the Creating American Preservation Maryland helped Prosperity through Preservation Act which secure the future of Baltimore 2 City’s former Hebrew Orphan Belward Farm, Montgomery County would expand and enhance the federal Asylum as a community historic tax credit. At the Maryland State healthcare facility. House, Preservation Maryland supported continued state funding for the state’s Involvement by Preservation historic preservation tax credit, heritage Maryland prevented demolition areas and African American historic sites. of a fire-damaged building in 3 the Cambridge Historic District and could lead to its restoration 2 and reuse. n Queen Anne’s County Historical Society, Queen Anne’s County n Queen Anne’s County Historic Sites Consortium, Queen Anne’s County Preservation Maryland opposed 3 507 Race Street, Cambridge, Dorchester County Hebrew Orphan Asylum, Baltimore City the demolition of the Silver 4 Silver Spring Baptist Church, Montgomery County 4 Spring Baptist Church by its n Sotterley, St. Mary’s County owners who wish to rebuild a n St. Peter the Apostle Roman Catholic Church, Baltimore City replacement church on the site. n St. Peter the Apostle Church, Queen Anne’s County n Town of Church Hill, Queen Anne’s County 3 Secretary of the Interior Ken n Town of Federalsburg, Caroline County Salazar led a discussion in n Town of Washington Grove, Montgomery County Baltimore on the role of women n in American history, part of Transform Baltimore, Baltimore City 507 Race Street, Cambridge, Dorchester County n Waverly Main Street, Baltimore City 5 a campaign supported by n West Side, Baltimore City 4 Preservation Maryland to n Wilton, Queen Anne’s County increase the prominence of 5 Women and the Making of U.S. History, Statewide historic sites associated Silver Spring Baptist Church, Montgomery County with women.

funding

Preservation Maryland’s Heritage Fund makes grants to nonprofit organizations engaged in a variety of preservation projects and programs. The maximum grant awarded is $5000. Since the program’s inception in 3 1996, 284 grants have been awarded totaling more than $700,000. The recipients of grants awarded during 2012 are listed here. A complete and more detailed list of grants Main Street Middletown, Frederick County may be found at www.preservtionmaryland.org.

n Asbury United Methodist Church, Kent County n Hosier Memorial United Methodist Church, Dorchester County n St. Peter the Apostle Church, Queen Anne’s County n Bostwick, Prince George’s County n Kennard High School Alumni Association, Queen Anne’s County n Sweet Prospect Baptist Church, Baltimore City n Captain Salem Avery Museum, Anne Arundel County 3 Main Street Middletown, Frederick County n Thomas Point Shoal Lighthouse, Anne Arundel County n Clagett Farm Cottage, Prince George’s County n Miller’s House, Talbot County n Thurmont First Main Street Headquarters, Frederick County 1 Drum Point Lighthouse, Calvert County n Mount Airy Mansion Tack House, Prince George’s County n Warren United Methodist Church, Montgomery County 2 Falling Green, Montgomery County n Mt. Aventine, Charles County n Washington - Rochambeau Revolutionary Route National Historic Trail, n Greenbelt Homes, Prince George’s County n 105 Poplar Hill Avenue, Salisbury, Wicomico County Multiple Counties n Hard Bargain Farmhouse and Log Cabin, Prince George’s County n Ridgely Railroad Station, Caroline County 5 1512 West Mount Royal Avenue, Baltimore City n Harlem Park Community Baptist Church, Baltimore City 4 Skipjack Kathryn, Somerset County

4 preservation maryland n annual report 2012 The Calvert Marine Museum

Grant Applications Exceed benefitted from a Heritage Fund grant to restore exterior railings Previous Years This year, 1 on the Drum Point Lighthouse, Preservation Maryland saw increased a popular attraction on the demand for its Heritage Fund, receiving museum’s grounds. 45 applications for the grants, totaling $210,265 in funds requested. The 25 The Olney Boys & Girls projects received a total of $59,400 in Community Sports Association 5 funding and are expected to leverage a will use Falling Green for $2.8 million investment in restoration, 2 its administrative offices renovation, research and documentation. after restoration. 1512 West Mount Royal Avenue, Baltimore City Preservation Maryland has become one of the state’s most important sources of Design guidelines for funds for historic preservation. Middletown’s Main Street, part of an historic district, 3 were produced as a result of a grant from Preservation Maryland.

Heritage funds assisted the 2 Coastal Heritage Alliance 4 in restoring the skipjack, Kathryn, shown under Falling Green, Montgomery County repair in Somerset County. Photo courtesy of ©www.hawxhurst.com

Financial assistance from the Heritage Fund enabled the 4 replacement of wrought iron 5 hand rails on this circa 1890 Bolton Hill house in Baltimore City, now retrofitted for disabled Skipjack Kathryn, Somerset County residents. 1

Drum Point Lighthouse, Calvert County technical assistance 3 One of Preservation Maryland’s most widely used services is advising organizations, agencies and individuals on a breadth of preservation issues. We help to locate resources Historic Hampton, Baltimore County to accomplish a project or conduct a program; evaluate the condition or needs of historic structures; advise organizations on operations; or help to develop strategy to reach a preservation conclusion. Providing technical assistance to the following was a major part of Preservation Maryland’s work during 2012.

n Aberdeen B&O Railroad Station, Harford County 3 Historic Hampton, Baltimore County n Old St. Paul’s Rectory, Baltimore City n Alms House, Kent County 4 Historic St. Martin’s Church, Worcester County n Old Town Friends Meeting House, Baltimore City 1 Anchors of Hope Graveyard, Dorchester County n Hosier Memorial United Methodist Church, Dorchester County n Phillips Packing Plant, Dorchester County n Arcadia, Kent County n Leeds Creek, Talbot County n Preservation Howard County n Asbury United Methodist Church, Kent County n Lillie Carroll Jackson Museum, Baltimore City n Providence Farm, Queen Anne’s County n Baltimore City Housing Authority n Linwood Village, Carroll County 5 Sellers Mansion, Baltimore City n Belmont, Talbot County n Lloyd’s Landing, Talbot County n Snow Hill Town Hall, Worcester County n Cambridge Historic Preservation Commission, Dorchester County n Long Hill, Wicomico County n Southern Maryland Tobacco Barns, Multiple Counties n Yacht Club, Talbot County n Maryland Association of Historic District Commissions n St. Peter the Apostle Church, Queen Anne’s County n Christ Institution Church, Baltimore City n Maryland Club, Baltimore City n Tawes Library and Ward Brothers Workshop, Somerset County n Covington Store, Kent County n McKim Center, Baltimore City n , Somerset County n Finn Castle, Queen Anne’s County n Miller’s House, Talbot County n Town of Church Hill, Queen Anne’s County n Friendship Hall, Dorchester County n Monumental Elks Lodge #3, Baltimore City n Town of Federalsburg, Caroline County n Ft. Carroll, Baltimore County n Morgan State University, Baltimore City n Town of Millington C&P Telephone Company Building, Cecil County n Ft. Howard, Baltimore County n Mount Auburn Cemetery, Baltimore City n Warren Historic Site, Montgomery County n Godlington Manor, Kent County n Plantation, Cecil County n Washington County Historical Trust 2 Hard Bargain Farm Environmental Center, Prince George’s County n Mount Vernon Club, Baltimore City n The Wilderness, Talbot County n Harlem Park Community Baptist Church, Baltimore City n Mount Zion United Methodist Church, Queen Anne’s County n Worsell Manor, Cecil County n The Hill, Talbot County n Nelson Homestead, Somerset County n Wye House Orangery, Talbot County

6 preservation maryland n annual report 2012 The Chesapeake Bay is a growing threat — which Preservation Providence Farm Received Maryland and waterfront Variety of Technical Assistance property owners seek to curtail Providence Farm in Queen Anne’s 1 —to the historic Anchors of Hope County received a full menu of technical Cemetery on Hoopers Island in assistance from Preservation Maryland. A Dorchester County. community event celebrated the final step of its decades-long preservation journey The Alice Ferguson Foundation, 5 which involved fundraising, rezoning and which operates Hard Bargain identifying an owner and use for the Farm, an environmental center property. Most of these services were 2 in Prince George’s County, Sellers Mansion, Baltimore City coordinated by Preservation Maryland’s sought restoration advice from Eastern Shore field director. Preservation Maryland.

For more than 60 years, Hampton, now a National Historic Site in Baltimore County owned and n Old St. Paul’s Rectory, Baltimore City 3 operated by the National Park n Old Town Friends Meeting House, Baltimore City Service, has received technical n Phillips Packing Plant, Dorchester County and funding assistance from n Preservation Howard County Preservation Maryland. n Providence Farm, Queen Anne’s County 1 5 Sellers Mansion, Baltimore City Largely unaltered since the n Snow Hill Town Hall, Worcester County mid-18th century, St. Martin’s n Southern Maryland Tobacco Barns, Multiple Counties Anchors of Hope Graveyard, Dorchester County Church in Worcester County n St. Peter the Apostle Church, Queen Anne’s County is the object of local restoration n Tawes Library and Ward Brothers Workshop, Somerset County 2 4 efforts, assisted by Preservation n Teackle Mansion, Somerset County Maryland, designed to maintain n Town of Church Hill, Queen Anne’s County the building as it was when last n Town of Federalsburg, Caroline County Hard Bargain Farm Environmental Center, Prince George’s County used for regular worship services n Town of Millington C&P Telephone Company Building, Cecil County in 1824. n Warren Historic Site, Montgomery County n Washington County Historical Trust Working with owners the St. James n The Wilderness, Talbot County Development Corporation and n Worsell Manor, Cecil County 4 Baltimore Heritage, Preservation n Wye House Orangery, Talbot County 5 Maryland continues efforts to undertake a structural assessment and stabilization plan for Historic St. Martin’s Church, Worcester County Baltimore City’s Sellers Mansion. outreach

This year’s outreach efforts included a variety of 4 educational programs such as workshops to inform potential applicants of Preservation Maryland’s Heritage Fund and a Restoration & Renovation Fair targeting Preservation Maryland Board of Directors Tour of Antietam old house owners and prospective buyers. Friend- and National Battlefield, Washington County fund-raiser events increased Preservation Maryland’s reach around the state. Communications vehicles included expanded social media, Advocacy Alerts and The Phoenix monthly electronic newsletter. n Emmanuel Christian Community Church,, Baltimore City 4 Preservation Maryland Board of Directors Tour of Antietam n Everyman Theatre, Baltimore City National Battlefield, Washington County n The Adventure, Kent County n Grants Workshop, Baltimore County 5 Preservation Maryland Board of Directors Tour of Princess Anne, n AIA Baltimore Chapter Spring Lecture Series, Baltimore City n Heritage Fund Workshop, Carroll County Somerset County “An Evening at Whitehall for the Heritage Society,” 1 n Heritage Fund Workshop, Prince George’s County n Preservation Maryland Historic Preservation Awards: Anne Arundel County n Heritage Fund Workshop, Talbot County Baltimore City, Baltimore County, Caroline County, Frederick County n “ An Evening of Entertainment at Wheatlands,” Talbot County n The Hill, Talbot County n Prince Hall Masonic Temple, Baltimore City n Asbury UM Church, Baltimore County n Long Hill, Wicomico County n Restoration & Renovation Fair, Baltimore City n Baltimore County Historical Trust, Baltimore County n Maryland Commission on African American Heritage and Culture, Statewide n Sellers Mansion, Baltimore City n Bethel A.M.E. Church, Baltimore City n Maryland Department of Natural Resources Resident Curatorship Program, n St. James Episcopal Church, Baltimore City n “BMore Historic Unconference,” Baltimore City Multiple Counties n St. John A.M.E. Church, Baltimore City n Caerlavarock Farm, Worcester County n McKim Center, Baltimore City n St. Matthews UM Church, Baltimore County n Catalpa Farm, Somerset County n Metropolitan United Methodist Church, Baltimore City n St. Peter the Apostle Church, Baltimore City n “Celebrate Our Eastern Shore Heritage,” Talbot County n Miller’s House, Talbot County n Swan Harbor Farm, Kent County n “Celebrate Preservation in Progress at Providence Farm,” n Monumental Elks Lodge #3, Baltimore City n Swan View Farm, Cecil County Queen Anne’s County n Morgan State University, Baltimore City n Sweet Prospect Baptist Church, Baltimore City n Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum, Talbot County n Mount Auburn Cemetery, Baltimore City n Tawes Library and Ward Brothers Workshop, Somerset County n Chesapeake Bay Yacht Club, Talbot County n Mount Harmon Plantation, Cecil County n University of Maryland School of Architecture Field Trip, n Christ Rock Church, Dorchester County n National Council on Public History, Baltimore City Queen Anne’s County n Clay’s Hope, Somerset County n National Main Streets Conference, Baltimore City n University of Maryland School of Architecture Field Trip, Talbot County n “Designing for Eco-Dollars in Annapolis,” Anne Arrundel County n National Trust for Historic Preservation Council Maryland Tour, n War of 1812 Community History Day, Harford County Douglas Memorial Community Church, Baltimore City 2 Baltimore City and Multiple Counties n Washington County Historical Trust Endangered Sites Tour, Howard County 3 n Preservation Maryland Annual Meeting, Baltimore City n The Wilderness, Talbot County

8 preservation maryland n annual report 2012 Members of Preservation Maryland’s Heritage Society Restoration & Renovation Fair gathered at Whitehall, a Preservation Maryland’s first Restoration & National Historic Landmark Renovation Fair, held in Baltimore on April 1 in Anne Arundel County, for a 28, drew an audience of old house buyers party honoring their leadership 3 and those considering ownership. Vendors gifts to the organization. and artisans specializing in preservation Photo courtesy of Rare Bird Photo. products and techniques exhibited their Endangered Sites Tour, Howard County offerings while presentations were given The leadership of Douglas on topics of wide interest to do-it-your Memorial Community Church selfers and those more likely to employ in Baltimore City invited staff contractors. 2 from Preservation Maryland to visit the historic structure and to discuss preservation opportunities available for its future needs. 4 Preservation Maryland Board of Directors Tour of Antietam National Battlefield, Washington County Ellicott City’s B&O Railroad 5 Preservation Maryland Board of Directors Tour of Princess Anne, Station, the oldest surviving Somerset County 2 railroad station in America, was n Preservation Maryland Historic Preservation Awards: 3 a highlight of the 2012 National Baltimore City, Baltimore County, Caroline County, Frederick County Main Streets tour, organized by n Prince Hall Masonic Temple, Baltimore City Douglas Memorial Community Church, Baltimore City 5 Preservation Maryland. n Restoration & Renovation Fair, Baltimore City n Sellers Mansion, Baltimore City The n St. James Episcopal Church, Baltimore City hosted Preservation Maryland Preservation Maryland Board of Directors Tour of Princess Anne, n St. John A.M.E. Church, Baltimore City Somerset County on a tour of preservation n St. Matthews UM Church, Baltimore County 4 projects underway at the n St. Peter the Apostle Church, Baltimore City Antietam National Battlefield n Swan Harbor Farm, Kent County in Washington County. n Swan View Farm, Cecil County n Sweet Prospect Baptist Church, Baltimore City Preservation Maryland board n Tawes Library and Ward Brothers Workshop, Somerset County members enjoyed a walking tour n University of Maryland School of Architecture Field Trip, of Princess Anne, organized Queen Anne’s County 1 5 by the Lower Eastern Shore n University of Maryland School of Architecture Field Trip, Talbot County Heritage Area, when the n War of 1812 Community History Day, Harford County board held its June meeting n Washington County Historical Trust in Somerset County. “An Evening at Whitehall for the Heritage Society,” n The Wilderness, Talbot County Anne Arundel County endangered maryland

Since 2007 when Preservation Maryland first issued 4 an annual list of the state’s most threatened historic resources, 64 sites have been identified. Inclusion on the list assures greater visibility for the property in Potomac House, Washington County (2012) jeopardy and justifies the concern of local preservation groups striving to protect the properties. Of those named to the Endangered Maryland list, only 2 Dameron House, St. Mary’s County (2012) n Millbrook Grist Mill, Charles County one property has been lost. The 2012 Endangered n David’s Friendship, Washington County n Miller’s House, Talbot County Maryland sites are noted below. For a complete n The Dee of St. Mary’s, St. Mary’s County n Mount Nebo AME Church, Prince George’s County listing, see www.preservationmaryland.org. 3 Dielman Inn, Carroll County (2012) n National Park Seminary Gymnasium, Montgomery County n Double Mills, Wicomico County n Newtowne Manor, St. Mary’s County n Doughoregan Manor, Howard County n Peale Municipal Museum Building, Baltimore City n Ellicott City Historic District, Howard County n Perpetual Building Association Building, Montgomery County n Aberdeen B&O Train Station, Harford County n Falkland Apartments, Montgomery County n Pest House, Baltimore County (2012) n The Almshouse, Washington County n Fell’s Point Recreation Pier, Baltimore City 4 Potomac House, Washington County (2012) n The Arabber Community of Baltimore, Baltimore City n Fox’s Tavern, Frederick County n Providence Farm, Queen Anne’s County n Barnes Road Bridge at Keedy House, Washington County n Friendship Hall, Dorchester County n Ridgeley Rosenwald School, Prince George’s County n Bean Tobacco Barn, St. Mary’s County n Gardener’s Cottage, Baltimore City n Roland Water Tower, Baltimore City n Bel Air Academy and Graded School, Harford County n Handsell, Dorchester County n Sellers Mansion, Baltimore City n Big and Little Shade Run Bridges, Garrett County n Harmony Hall, Prince George’s County n Silver Spring Baptist Church, Montgomery County (2012) n The Bond-Simms Tobacco Barn, St. Mary’s County n Harriet Tubman/Underground Railroad Cultural Landscape, n Sinclair Gas Station, Prince George’s County n Bostwick House, Prince George’s County (2012) Caroline and Dorchester Counties n Skipjack Flora A. Price, Dorchester County n Brumbaugh-Kendle-Grove Farmstead, Washington County n High Winds Gun Club, Worcester County n St. Patrick’s Catholic Church, Cecil County n Bucktown Village Store, Dorchester County n Lakefront Promenade, Howard County n St. Peter the Apostle Catholic Cemetery, Baltimore City n Camp Ritchie Historic District, Washington County n Linwood, Carroll County n Travers (Anchor of Hope) Cemetery, Dorchester County n Carver Heights Community USO Center, St. Mary’s County n Lonaconing Silk Mill, Allegany County n Trimper’s Rides and Amusement Park, Worcester County n Charles Sumner Post #25, GAR, Kent County (2012) n Loving Charity Hall at the Warren Historic Site, Montgomery County n Upton Mansion, Baltimore City n The Cider Barrel, Montgomery County (2012) n Maryland Watermen, Multiple Counties (2012) n Wallace Office Building, Dorchester County n COMSAT Laboratories, Montgomery County n McKim Free School, Baltimore City 5 West Side Superblock, Baltimore City (2012) 1 Covington Store, Kent County (2012) n Mechanic Theatre, Baltimore City n Wetipquin Chapel, Wicomico County

10 preservation maryland n annual report 2012 Once the center of a tiny rural Raising Awareness and Hope community, the Covington Store for Disappearing Culture 1 in Kent County has been saved Adding the Maryland Watermen to the by local efforts, but funding is Endangered Maryland list boosted efforts needed to secure its future. 3 by the Chesapeake Conservancy, the Maryland Watermen’s Association, the Dameron House, a late 18th Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum and century house featuring rare Dielman Inn, Carroll County (2012) construction techniques, is sadly the Coastal Heritage Alliance to expand 2 deteriorating in St. Mary’s the Watermen Heritage Tourism Training County. Program. Together, the groups developed the program which introduces commercial A preservation-minded buyer watermen to the emerging field of heritage is sought to save the Dielman n Millbrook Grist Mill, Charles County tourism. More than 100 watermen from 10 Inn, an important part of New n Miller’s House, Talbot County counties have enrolled. 3 Windsor’s heritage, and continue n Mount Nebo AME Church, Prince George’s County its economic and cultural role in n National Park Seminary Gymnasium, Montgomery County Carroll County. n Newtowne Manor, St. Mary’s County n Peale Municipal Museum Building, Baltimore City 5 The construction of a gas station n Perpetual Building Association Building, Montgomery County and convenience store at the n Pest House, Baltimore County (2012) location of Williamsport’s 4 Potomac House, Washington County (2012) West Side Superblock, Baltimore City (2012) 4 Potomac House threatens the n Providence Farm, Queen Anne’s County structure which was built in n Ridgeley Rosenwald School, Prince George’s County 1 1820 as a tavern. n Roland Water Tower, Baltimore City n Sellers Mansion, Baltimore City Four square blocks of Baltimore n Silver Spring Baptist Church, Montgomery County (2012) Covington Store, Kent County (2012) City’s historic commercial district n Sinclair Gas Station, Prince George’s County are also on the list of America’s n Skipjack Flora A. Price, Dorchester County 5 most endangered sites due to n St. Patrick’s Catholic Church, Cecil County continuing failure to implement n St. Peter the Apostle Catholic Cemetery, Baltimore City a longstanding preservation plan n Travers (Anchor of Hope) Cemetery, Dorchester County for the West Side. n Trimper’s Rides and Amusement Park, Worcester County n Upton Mansion, Baltimore City n Wallace Office Building, Dorchester County 2 5 West Side Superblock, Baltimore City (2012) Photos courtesy of Edwin Remsberg, n Wetipquin Chapel, Wicomico County from “Endangered Maryland,” Maryland Dameron House, St. Mary’s County (2012) Life magazine, April 2012. Statewide Partners Preservation Maryland was pleased to work in collaboration with the following orgainzations and agencies.

Alice Ferguson Foundation, Inc. Coastal Heritage Alliance, Inc. Maryland Commission on African American History and Culture St. Mary’s County Office of Planning Aman Memorial Trust Coppin State University Community Development Corporation Maryland Department of Natural Resources St. Matthew’s United Methodist Church Anacostia Trails Heritage Area, Inc. Crisfield Heritage Foundation Maryland Department of Planning St. Peter the Apostle Church Arch Social Club Delaware State University Maryland Heritage Council Still Pond Preservation Asbury United Methodist Church Douglas Memorial Community Church Maryland Historical Society Sweet Prospect Baptist Church Baltimore Chapter American Institute of Architects Eastern Shore Land Conservancy Maryland Historical Trust Town of Church Hill Baltimore City Commission for Historical and Emmanuel Christian Community Church Maryland House and Garden Pilgrimage Town of Easton Architectural Preservation Empire Homes of Maryland, Inc. Metropolitan United Methodist Church Town of Federalsburg Everyman Theatre Mid-Shore Community Foundation Town of Millington Frederick County Landmarks Foundation Montgomery Preservation, Inc. Town of Ridgely Friends of Chapman State Park, Inc. Monumental Elks Lodge #3 Town of Snow Hill Friends of Mount Harmon Plantation Morgan State University Town of Washington Grove Friends of Teackle Mansion, Inc. Mount Auburn Cemetery Thurmont First, Inc. Germantown Historical Society Mount Gregory United Methodist Church Transform Baltimore Greenbelt Homes, Inc. Mount Vernon Club Foundation United States Lighthouse Society, Inc. Hard Bargain Farm Environmental Center Mount Zion United Methodist Church U. S. Veterans Administration Harlem Park Community Baptist Church Nanticoke Historic Preservation Alliance University of Maryland, School of Architecture, Heritage Montgomery, Inc. National Council on Public History Planning and Preservation Historical Society of Baltimore County National Park Service Warren United Methodist Church Historical Society of Harford County National Trust for Historic Preservation Washington College Baltimore City Housing Authority Historical Society of Talbot County New Windsor Heritage Committee Washington County Historical Society Baltimore County Historical Trust Historic Easton, Inc. Old St. Paul’s Episcopal Church Washington County Historical Trust Baltimore Heritage, Inc. Historic Hampton, Inc. Old Town Friends Meeting House Waverly Main Street Bethel A.M. E. Church Historic London Town and Gardens Olney Boys & Girls Community Sports WestSide Renaissance, Inc. Brown’s Memorial Park Avenue Church Historic St. Martin’s Church Association, Inc. Wicomico Historic Properties, Inc. Calvert Marine Museum Society, Inc. Hosier Memorial United Methodist Church Preservation Howard County Cambridge Historic Preservation Commission Howard County Planning Department The Preservation Society , Inc. Kennard Alumni Association Prince Hall Masonic Temple Caroline County Economic Development Corporation Kent County Arts Council Queen Anne’s County Historical Society Chesapeake Bay Foundation, Inc. Linwood Village Queen Anne’s County Historic Sites Consortium Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum Louis S. Diggs Research Center for African American History The Rosaryville Conservancy Chesapeake Bay Yacht Club Lower Eastern Shore Heritage Council Scale-It-Back Chesapeake Conservancy Main Street Middletown Silver Spring Historical Society Christ Institute Church Main Street Princess Anne Somerset County Historical Trust Christ Rock Church Maryland Association of Historic District Commissions St. James Episcopal Church City of Cambridge Maryland Club St. John A.M.E. Church

12 preservation maryland n annual report 2012 Financial Statement Annual Historic for the fiscal year ended September 30, 2012

Preservation Awards Photos courtesy of Rare Bird Photo ASSETS Cash and Cash Equivalents $ 59,889 Investments at Fair Value 8,550,027 Grants Receivable 13,764 Accrued Investment Income 23,689 Prepaid Expenses 7,557 Equipment and Historic Collections, Net 175,155 Total Assets $ 8,830,081

LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS liabilities and net assets Accounts Payable and Accrued Expenses $ 18,182 Grants Payable 102,709 Due to Maryland Historical Trust 1,119,558 Deferred Revenue 17,500 Total Liabilities $ 1,257,949

net assets stewardship Award: Presented to individuals, president’s Award: Presented to recognize exceptional Unrestricted $ 6,374,839 organizations, or projects to recognize exemplary leadership and commitment to preserving Maryland’s Unrestricted, Board Designated 443,351 Orlando Ridout IV and Temporarily Restricted 373,471 stewardship of Maryland’s historic buildings, rich and diverse heritage. (center) Permanently Restricted 380,471 collections,landscapes and archeological sites. Orlando Ridout V (near left) are congratulated for receiving Total Net Assets $ 7,572,132 William F. Grovermann of Annapolis receives the award by executive director Tyler Gearhart (far left), Total Liabilities and Net Assets $ 8,830,081 the award from board member Audrey E. Scott. board member Audrey Scott and State Historic Preservation Statement of Activities Officer J. Rodney Little. revenues Contributions and Grants $ 178,389 Dues 26,453 Conference Income 20,654 Other Income 1,773 Investment Income Used for Operations 405,911 Total for Operations $ 633,180 Other Investment Income $ 1,188,057 Total Revenues $ 1,821,237

expenses Program Services Funding $ 64,085 Education and Outreach 276,039 Advocacy 103,006 Properties and Collections 24,748 Total Program Support $ $467,878 Support Services Phoenix Award: Presented to recognize an Volunteer Award: Presented to an individual or Fundraising $ 86,123 outstanding historic preservation or community organization to recognize outstanding volunteer contributions General and Administrative 79,179 Total Support Services $ 165,302 revitalization project. Board member Anthony to historic preservation in Maryland. Henry Gonzalez Total Expenses $ 633,180 Azola (left) congratulates Evan Morville of Seawall and the U.S. Lighthouse Society Preservation (far left) NET ASSETS - Begining of Year $ 6,384,075 Development Corporation for its award-winning Volunteers were honored for their work on the Thomas NET ASSETS - End of Year $ 7,572,132 renovation of Union Mill in Baltimore City. Point Shoal Lighthouse. CHANGE IN NET ASSETS $ 1,188,057 Preservation Maryland Members and Contributors Contributions received January 1, 2012, through December 31, 2012 Every attempt was made to ensure the accuracy of this list. Please contact us at [email protected] or call 410.685.2886 if there is an error or omission.

Legacy Society Mr. and Mrs. William Boyd supporter Mr. Ned Aull Dr. Ralph E. Eshelman Mr. and Mrs. Tyler Gearhart Campbell Foundation $250-499 Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Baxter Ms. Elinor K. Farquhar Mr. and Mrs. Matthew L. Kimball Ms. Diane Caslow The Captain Avery Museum Mr. Guy B. Beltz Mr. Carl Fleischhauer and Mr. William D. Waxter III Chaney Enterprises The Hon.and Mrs. Walter E. Black, Jr. Mr. Howard Berger Ms. Paula J. Johnson The Hon. and Mrs. Robert W. Duemling Mr. and Mrs. John Compton Mr. and Mrs. Paul L. Berry Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth Fligsten heritage Society Mr. and Mrs. Edmund B. Cronin, Jr. $2500 or above Mr. and Ms. Bruce W. Fleming Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Biggs Mr. W. Thomas Fountain Mr. H. Furlong Baldwin Gant Brunnett Architects Mrs. Mary Gregory Betty Bird & Associates LLC Ms. Florence Bryan Fowlkes The Hon. Marsha E. Barnes Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. McCracken Mr. Jack S. Griswold Black & Decker Carrie M. Freeman, Esquire Mr. William K. Beard Ms. Theresa T. Michel Mr. Edward Hord, FAIA Mr. Bruce I. Blum Ms. Ruth L. Frey Brown Advisory Mrs. Audrey Scott Ms. Susan Jackson-Stein Mr. and Mrs. John K. Boitnott Friends of Hancock’s Resolution CANUSA Corporation Mr. and Mrs. Ronald M. Kreitner Mr. and Mrs. Perry J. Bolton Friends of Teackle Mansion benefactor Priscilla K. Carroll, Esquire Ms. Dorothy B. Krug Mr. Robert Booher and Ms. Doreen Getsinger $500-999 Mr. and Mrs. Richard F. Colburn Mr. and Mrs. William M. Levy Ms. Peggy Koniz-Booher Mr. Alan C. Gill Mr. and Mrs. Tyler Gearhart Mr. and Mrs. Raymond L. Bank Mr. Bradley S. McDearman The Honorable Talmadge Branch Mr. Robert R. Gisriel, AIA Mr. Samuel Himmelrich, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William K. Beard, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Moser Mr. M. J. ‘Jay’ Brodie Mr. and Mrs. Kirk G. Godwin Hord Coplan Macht Mr. Robert C. Bishop Mr. George A. Murnaghan Ms. Catherine Thomas Burnett Mr. Henry Gonzalez Lewis Contractors, LLC Mr. Bruce Boswell Mr. and Mrs. Richard Parsons Mr. Benjamin R. Cadwalader R. Christopher Goodwin & Associates, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Henry R. Lord Ms. Mary Catherine Bunting Mr. and Mrs. W. Peter Pearre, AIA Ms. Cindy L. Candelori Mr. and Mrs. John Graham Maryland Historical Trust Russell C. Dashiell, Jr., Esquire Ms. Lorraine Pearsall Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Cheston, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hall National Trust for Historic Preservation Mr. Robert S. Gray The Pennyghael Foundation, Inc City of Frederick Planning Department Ms. Jean Rambo Hankey Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas G. Penniman IV Mr. Christian Havemeyer Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey A. Penza Mr. George K. Reynolds Ms. Brooke Clagett Mr. John F. Harper III and Ms. Patricia G. Littlefield Penza + Bailey Architects, Inc. Miss Claire A. Richardson Clear Spring District Historical Association Ms. Karen L. Roth Ms. Linda B. Lyons PNC Bank Mr. Orlando Ridout V and Ms. Anne-Marie Codori Mr. and Mrs. R. Dixon H. Harvey, Jr. Ms. Amy Macht and Mr. George Grose Elisabeth and Orlando Ridout IV Ms. Barbara Cooper Ms. Margaret H. Cooke Mr. Douglas M. Hayes Ms. Carol Macht Charitable Fund Mr. and Mrs. Harry K. Schwartz Mr. and Mrs. Caesar P. Cora Ms. Katherine A. Hearn Mr. Thomas S. Spencer Morton and Sophia Macht Foundation Ms. Jennifer Stanley Ms. Lisa M. Craig Mr. Robert W. Hershey The Estate of Mary Donnell Tilghman Ms. Sylvia Cooke Martin Ms. Alexandra C. Totten Mr. Edwin Crawford Mr. Phil Hildebrandt and Mrs. R. Carmichael Tilghman The Maryland Club Mr. J. W. Thompson Webb and The Honorable and Mrs. Thomas Curtis Ms. Sarah Littlepage Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Tilghman Masonry Solutions International, Inc. Ms. Ellen Remsen Dr. Helen R. Dawson Hill-Kimmel Ms. Kathryn Washburn Mr. Davy H. McCall Mr. and Mrs. Phil Diamond Mr. Gregory W. Hinchcliffe and Mr. William D. Waxter III Mr. and Mrs. D.W. Wells Obrecht sponsor Dr. Rhoda M. Dorsey Ms. Karen D. Schiebel Mr. Samuel J. Parker $100-249 president’s circle Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Downs Dr. and Mrs. R. Gary Hollenbeck Mrs. Aubrey Pearre III Ms. Kimberly Abe $1,000-2,499 Dr. and Mrs. James G. Ebeling Mrs. Anne H. Stick Hopkins Albert & Lillian Small Foundation, Inc. The Allemall Foundation Mr. Charles L. Edson Ms. Nancy W. Horst The Honorable and Mrs. Mahlon Apgar IV Mr. Anthony Azola Ms. Emily Hotaling Eig Mr. and Mrs. William B. Hunsberger Allied Contractors, Inc. Mr. David W. Benn, AIA Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Emery Mr. Richard Hynson, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Iredell W. Iglehart III Mr. and Mrs. Norman H. Plummer Mrs. Gale Yerges Dr. and Mrs. Nicholas B. Fessenden Ms. Eileen McGuckian Mr. Derek A. Jackson and George S. Rich Family Foundation, Inc. Ms. Patricia L. Zeno Dr. Gunnar Fisher Ms. Wendy McIver Mrs. Nadene L. Neel Mr. Robert N. Riley Ziger/Snead Architects, LLP Mr. and Ms. Nelson Fishman Mr. Kevin John McKenna Drs. Robert and Bayly Janson-La Palme Mrs. Gail Rothrock Ms. Mary N. Ford Mr. and Mrs. Ira Miller Mr. Michael Karas and Ms. Linda Prucino Ruff Roofers, Inc patron Mr. and Mrs. Barrett Freedlander Ms. Judith P. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Roger Katzenberg Mr. and Mrs. Mortimer Ryon $50-99 Dr. and Mrs. Earl P. Galleher, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Norvell E. Miller III Mr. and Mrs. Tom Kelly Mr. George H. Sack Jr. Ms. Elizabeth Claire Albert Mr. Robert Garner Mr. Craig E. Moloney, AIA The Hon. Robert B. Kershaw Mr. and Mrs. Ricks E. Savage Mr. Wililam G. Allman Mr. and Mrs. John B. Gillett Ms. Priscilla Morris Dr. Julia A. King and Mr. Ray Cannetti Ms. Nancy Schamu Mr. George Amyx Ms. Heidi L. Glatfelter Dr. and Mrs. Douglas Nelson Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kotarba Mr. W. Brad Schlegel Dr. and Mrs. William A. Andersen Mr. Ron Hamlen and Ms. Sue Fuhrmann Mr. Travers Nelson Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey E. Kremen Ms. Donna Schneider Mr. Robert R. Bair Mr. and Mrs. Montagu Hankin, Jr. Mr. John W. O’Rourke Dr. and Mrs. William A. Kreul Mr. Thomas G. Scuderi Mr. William M. Barry Mrs. William T. Harper, Jr. Mrs. Rebecca T. Orrick Mr. Ralph Kurtz Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Sharp Mr. Morton J. Baum Dr. Kenneth W. Heger Mr. Lawrence Packard Mr. Paul T. Lauria and Mr. Raymond R. Simmons Ms. Paulina Beeche, LEED AP Mr. and Mrs. David C. Heinmuller Mr. Carl R. Pedersen Ms. Ellen M. Boulle-Lauria Ms. Valerie Skinkus and Mr. Bob Bennett Mr. Charles B. Hessler Mr. James S. Poles Mr. and Mrs. John Leith-Tetrault Ms. Michelle LeBleu Ms. Brenda J. Bodian Mr. Thomas Hicks Ms. Faye Councell Polillo Mr. and Mrs. Pete Lesher Mr. Albert Small Mr. Michael Bourne Professor John W. Hill, FAIA, and Mr. Walter D. Ramberg Ms. Melissa Liszewski St. Mary’s County Ms. Jane Bowie Mrs. Catherine Mahan, FASLA Ms. Anath Ranon Dr. Richard W. Longstreth Mr. Edward Steinhouse Mr. Andrew J. Burger, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Hobbs Ms. Mary V. Reardon Mr. John Lysinger Mr. and Mrs. Lee E. Stine, Jr. Mr. Robert A. Burke Mr. Steven J. Hoffman Mr. Robert A. Reed Mr. and Mrs. John B. Maclay, Jr. Mrs. Ann Carter Stonesifer Ms. Susan R. Buswell Ms. Jeanette Honsa Ms. Alyson W. Reed Dr. Frank C. Marino Foundation, Inc. Mr. G. Byron Stover Mrs. Agnes K. Callum Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Hoyt Ms. Rita A. Reimer Marks, Thomas Architects Ms. Stephanie Stullich Mr. James Campbell IBM International Foundation Mrs. William B. Rever, Jr. Mrs. Mary W. Marr Sykes Restorations Ms. Karen Carroll-Marshall Mr. Richard Isreal The Honorable Barry D. Richmond Maryland Historical Society Mr. Ron Tanner Mr. Robert J. Carson Ms. Ann H. Jones Mrs. Eleanor N. Richwine Mr. and Mrs. James B. McCeney Mr. and Mrs. J. Richard Thomas Mr. George Ciscle Ms. Doris L. Kagle Dr. and Mrs. William F. Rienhoff III Mr. Doug McElrath Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Tice Citi Foundation Mr. James A. Kandlbinder Ms. Edna Roop Mr. Edward T. McMahon Ms. Katharine Tipper Mr. Craig Close Mr. and Mrs. James E. Kelly, Jr. Mr and Mrs Kenneth L. Schwartz Mrs. Pamela Aall McPhearson Mr. and Mrs. Craig A. Townsend Mr. and Mrs. Neil Cohen Kennard High School Alumni Association Ms. Deborah M. Scott Mr. and Mrs. Brendan A. Meagher Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Tress Mr. and Mrs. Mark S. Comegys Dr. David E. Kern Mr. and Mrs. Chris Scovill Mr. and Ms. William C. Moody Mr. and Mrs. G. Robert Tyson Mr. Ronald E. Council Leatherman Design Mr. and Mrs. Jack Shaw Mr. Joseph E. Moore Mr. Thomas Vitanza Mr. Michael Coxe Mr. Jeffrey A. Lees, AIA Mr. and Mrs. William M. Shettle II Mr. and Mrs. James Morrison Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Wagandt Mr. Joseph M. Cronyn Mr. and Mrs. William L. Lermond Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Solem Museum House Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Wagner Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Dale Mr. George W. Liebmann Somerset County Historical Trust, Inc. Murphy & Dittenhafer Architects Mr. and Mrs. Richard T. Walter Mr. Kees de Mooy Dr. Frances Litrenta Mr. and Mrs. Damie Stillman Oak Grove Restoration Company Ms. Bunny Waltersdorf Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Devlin Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Maddux Mr. Kenneth Stockbridge Mr. and Mrs. Lee Ogburn Mr. and Mrs. Eric Wenger Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Downs Mr. and Mrs. James C. Malaro, Jr. Ms. Emilia A. Styles Ms. Judith S. Olmer Western Maryland Builders, LLC Mr. Glen D. Drew Mrs. Ruth B. Mascari Mr. and Mrs. John A. Talbott Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Patterson Mr. and Mrs. John Wharton Mr. and Mrs. Crawford Easterling Mr. and Mrs. E. Trail Mathias Mr. and Mrs. Stephen H. Topping Mr. Edward Phillips, Jr. Ms. Patricia E. Williams Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Eddins Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Matthai Mr. and Mrs. Barclay H. Trippe, Jr. Ms. Margaret Phipps Ms. Ann L. B. Yellott Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Evans Mr. John W. McGrain, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Homer L. Twigg Ms. Mary Fenton patron (cont.) Mr. and Mrs. Frank D. Correl Drs. Thomas and Mary Mumford Mr. Karen Lubieniecki and in-kind $50-99 Ms. Anna Danz Mrs. Edward Murray Ms. Kenneth Skrivseth ADP Ms. Mildred L. Tyssowski Ms. Marion P. DeGroff Mr. Kenneth H. Noble Mr. and Mrs. John P. Magee The Baltimore Sun Media Group Ms. Marie U’Ren Mr. Philip J. Deters Mr. and Mrs. Gregory J. North Mr. Kenneth J. Marsalek David W. Benn, AIA Mr. Michael J. Walkey, P.A. Mr. and Mrs. M. Howard Devilbiss Ms. Sarah W. Pearre Mr. and Mrs. Eugene S. Mason Brown Advisory Mr. David H. Wallace Dr. and Mrs. David F. Dianich Mr. Walter R. Price Mrs. Ann F. McCarthy Ellin & Tucker, Chartered The Hon. Thomas Ward Mr. Donald Dobson Mr. Jason Randle Ms. Dawn M. Muir Ms. Sidney Daphne Hayman Mr. and Mrs. David Wasmund Mr. A. Adgate Duer Re-New-It Service Systems Mr. and Mrs. Chirantan Mukhopadhyay Rob Ross Hendrickson, Esquire Mr. and Mrs. John K. Waters, Jr. Ms. Carol Ebright Ms. MaryRuth Reis The Oella Historical Society Historic London Town and Gardens Dr. Stuart H. Weinstein Mr. Lawrence Eldridge Mr. Philip M. Reitzel Mr. John G. Rolker Matthew L. Kimball, Esquire Mr. Richard S. Weiss and Ms. April Fehr Mr. Stanley H. Roe Mr. Gary Schroder Maryland Historical Society Ms. Natalie Angier Ms. Kim Finch Ms. Patricia A. Russell Ms. Sara J. Shaw Henry R. Lord, Esquire Mr. and Mrs. L. Thomas Wellons III Mrs. C. Peyton Calvert Fowler Ms. Julie S. Saylor-Sandhaus Mr. Scott Waldman Thomas P. McCracken, AIA Mr. Gene M. Wentz Frederick County Landmarks Mr. Wayne Schaumburg Ms. Edith Wallace National Park Service Mr. and Mrs. Harrison B. Wetherill, Jr. Foundation, Inc. Ms. Amy E. Seitz The Hon. Kenneth Wilcox Mrs. Steven Pennington Mr. Scott D. Whipple Ms. Sheila Geisert Mr. Mortimer Sellers Larry Wilder, DDS Rare Bird Photo Ms. Elisabeth Williamson Mr. John R. Gregg, AIA Mr. Ted Sheils Mr. John Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Rogers Mr. Jay Wright, Jr. GWWO, Inc./Architects Mr. and Mrs. Davis Streaker Mr. and Mrs. James F. Wortman Mr. and Mrs. Ricks E. Savage Mr. Bruce Yarnall Ms. Judy Hannon Mr. Thomas J. Taltavull Mr. Thomas Wright Ms. Patricia E. Williams Mrs. Olivia S. Yeager Mr. and Mrs. Austin H. Henry Mr. and Mrs. Robert Thiebolt Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wilson Miss Hyatt Hood Young and Mr. John Highby Ms. Marissa Walker colleagues Miss Elizabeth Welsh Young Ms. Elizabeth Hyleck Mr. David C. Weber Baltimore County Historical Trust annual meeting sponsors Ms. Carol A. Ingald Mr. Ronald Wiggins Ocean City Development Corporation Azola Companies advocate Mr. and Mrs. Gregory K. Ingram Dr. Barbara A. Wolanin United States Lighthouse Society Bowie & Jensen, LLC $35-49 Mr. Stephen S. Israel Ms. Jacqueline Womack The Women’s Industrial Exchange Cho Benn Holback + Associates, Inc. Ms. Melanie D. Anson Ms. Stephanie D. Jackel Shady Side Rural Heritage Society Delbert Adams Construction Group, LLC Ms. Sally S. Anthony Mr. and Ms. Darryl Jurkiewicz friend Germantown Historical Society Lewis Contractors, LLC Ms. Rebecca Ballo Mr. Melvin Knight Up to $34 Prince George’s Heritage, Inc. McCracken Consulting Mr. and Mrs. James H. Barton III Mr. Calvin Kern Kobsa Ms. Judith A. Armold City of Hagerstown Penza + Bailey Architects, Inc. Mrs. Mary-Ann L. Bevard Ms Kristy Lupejkis Mr. Douglas G. Bast Coastal Heritage Alliance Quinn Evans Architects Mr. and Mrs. Roger A. Bollman Ms. Marie H. Lurquin Mr. and Mrs. John Bruns Downtown Frederick Partnership Terra Nova Ventures, LLC Ms. Sylvia Bradley Mrs. Louise B. McCarthy Ms. Joan H. Burroughs Historic Easton, Inc. Ms. Kathleen Bromelow Mr. and Mrs. Steven F. McKay The Hon. John Carroll Byrnes Historical Society of Kent County Restoration & Renovation fair Sponsors and Advertisers Mr. David G. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Paul F. McKean The Rev. Anne McCorkle Garrett Maryland Humanities Council AGW Old Style Window Glass Mrs. Rebecca Cecil Brown Ms. Elizabeth S. Merritt Mr. and Mrs. Peter Z. Garver Save Our Seminary at Forest Glen Bath Fitter Bucher/Borges Group Ms. Aileen Minor Mrs. Anne B. Gray St. Mary’s County Government Land Use Brennan + Company Architects Mr. and Mrs. James P. Burger Mr. Thomas A. Moore and Mr. Chip K. Heartfield & Growth Management CHAP - Baltimore City Department Ms. Trish Byrnes Ms. Katherine A. Hayes Mr. Daniel W. Ingersoll, Jr. The B&O Railroad Museum, Inc. of Planning Mr. G. Bernard Callan, Jr. Ms. Marcia Moore Mr. Stephen V. Levee Town of Bel Air HPC Chesapeake Home + Living Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Clemens Mrs. Mary S. Morgan Dr. and Mrs. Dale A. Lowry Town of Bladensburg Mr. Melvin W. Collins United States Lighthouse Society Clayton Baker Trust Expert House Movers of MD., Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Tress Ms. Louise L. Hayman board of directors eastern shore G. Krug & Son, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Walls Historic Easton, Inc. Jeffrey A. Penza, AIA advisory council Kevin McKenna Architects Ms. Kathryn Washburn Ms. Dorothy B. Krug President Audrey Scott Michael Patrick Murphy Decorative Arts Mr. and Mrs. Arthur S. Waxter Ms. Catherine Liebl Henry R. Lord, Esquire Chair Mozer Works Dr. and Mrs. Daryl B. Witt Ms. Louise D. Lolakowski Audrey E. Scott William Boyd Mr. David W. Benn, AIA Mrs. Olivia S. Yeager Mr. Michael J. Miller Kathryn Washburn Ward C. Bucher, Jr. Mr. Kevin John McKenna Mr. and Mrs. Ladson Mills III Vice Presidents Russell C. Dashiell, Jr., Esquire Mr. Robert R. Gisriel, AIA Endangered Maryland Mr. and Mrs. Ron Mitchell The Hon. Marsha E. Barnes Dale Glenwood Green Sponsor Pella Windows Ms. Priscilla Morris Secretary Robert Hammond Coakley Williams Construction Penza + Bailey Architects, Inc. Mudd, Harrison & Birch, LLP Theresa T. Michel Gay Carter Lees Second Chance, Inc National Society of Colonial Dames Assistant Secretary Henry R. Lord, Esquire The Wye Graveyard and Stop Leak Mr. and Mrs. Mark Scallion Nicholas G. Penniman IV orangery Fund Gale Owings TerraLogos Energy Group Mr. Wayne Shaner Treasurer The Estate of Mrs. Mary Donnell Tilghman Diane Savage The Abell Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. James E. Smith Thomas S. Spencer Ms. Nancy Schamu John L. Seidel The Burch Company Mr. Michael Tooke and Ms. Susan Piggott Assistant Treasurer Richard C. Tilghman, Esquire The Christman Company In Memory of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur S. Waxter Anthony Azola J. O. K. Walsh The Loading Dock, Inc. W. Boulton Kelly Mr. and Mrs. Charles Webb William K. Beard, Jr. Kathryn Washburn Vacants to Value Black Oak Associates, Inc. Miss Hyatt Hood Young and David W. Benn, AIA Mr. and Mrs. Clinton R. Daly Miss Elizabeth Welsh Young The Hon. Talmadge Branch staff Eastern Shore Field Office Environmental Banc & Exchange, LLC The Hon. David R. Brinkley Tyler Gearhart Mr. H. Furlong Baldwin Mr. and Mrs. Tyler Gearhart Priscilla Carroll, Esquire Executive Director Mr. Michael Bourne Mr. and Mrs. James Gray Diane L. Caslow Marilyn Benaderet Canusa Corporation Mrs. Ellen Kelly Edwin S. Crawford Preservation Services Director Choptank Electric Company Mr. and Mrs. Norvell E. Miller III Donna A. Cypress Margaret De Arcangelis Mr. and Mrs. Warren J. Cox Russell C. 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Ewing Mrs. Patricia Schooley Dr. and Mrs. Earl P. Galleher, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William M. Shettle II Mr. Paul Garrett Mr. Thomas Stanley Mr. and Mrs. Robert Garrett Recipient of the National Trust for Historic Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Tilghman Mr. and Mrs. Tyler Gearhart Preservation Trustees’ Award FPO fPO The Estate of Mrs. Mary Donnell Tilghman Ms. Dorothy Goldsborough for Organizational Excellence Non-profit Org. U.S. Postage PAID Baltimore, MD Permit No. 7630

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