a year of innovation 2014 ANNUAL REPORT 1 message 2 shift : audience HOPE Crew; Miami Marine Stadium; Houston Astrodome; New York State Pavilion; Union Station; Donor Profiles

12 shift : thinking Visual Arts; Music; Theater

20 shift : direction Innovation Grant Program; National Main Street Center; Preservation Green Lab; Livable Cities; 1772 Foundation

26 milestones 28 by the numbers 30 financial summary 32 donors 38 leadership 42 America’s 11 Most Endangered Places and National Treasures 44 historic sites

COVER AND INSIDE COVER: New York State Pavilion event drew thousands to line up for an exclusive hard hat tour. With this year’s annual report, we celebrate the National Trust’s value of innovation—and we honor the man who, in many ways, supported our efforts in this regard, the late Robert W. Wilson.

Bob provided well over $25 million in challenge grants to the National Trust—and millions more to other preservation and conservation groups—over the past two decades. He saved countless remarkable places, and, through his thoughtfully structured matching grants, pushed us to become the bolder, more ambitious organization you see in this report.

From social media engagement campaigns to creative strategies for building reuse, we have pioneered fresh approaches and scaled up our efforts to develop solutions commensurate with the challenges we face.

We lead an increasingly nimble, responsive, and relevant preservation movement, one that looks more like America and is proudly creating a cultural heritage that reflects the vibrant, multi-cultural nation we have become.

Every day, we are demonstrating that preservation matters. It speaks to the things we care about, solves intractable problems, and brings communities back to life.

It is a remarkable legacy, not only for Bob, but for all of the National Trust’s supporters. Heartfelt thanks for all you do to support this important work.

Marita Rivero, Chair Elect Stephanie K. Meeks, President

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HOPE Crew Hands-On Preservation Experience

In April, the National Trust launched HOPE Crew, a new program designed to train thousands of young people in useful, hands-on skills at historic preservation projects throughout the country. This “Hands-On Preservation Experience” (HOPE Crew) program is already making a positive difference in the lives of future preservationists and in the communities where they worked. Completion of the first HOPE Crew project at Skyland Stables in Shenandoah National Park inspired the Delaware North company to commit $3 million toward youth corps historic preservation work inside national parks. In addition to Skyland Stables, three other HOPE Crew projects were completed this year: graffiti removal and painting at Hinchliffe Stadium; a log cabin rehabilitation at Lyndon B. Johnson National Historical Park; and repointing brick and stone walls at the Old Santa Fe Trail Building in Santa Fe, New Mexico.

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6 NATIONAL TRUST FOR HISTORIC PRESERVATION : PreservationNation.org Miami Marine Stadium Events raise awareness

A concerted and sustained effort to raise awareness for the Miami Marine Stadium this past year has included a variety of innovative events that provided access to the otherwise off-limits Modernist structure. An exhibition at Coral Gables Museum highlighted the story of the past, present, and future of the Stadium. Gloria Estefan and Jimmy Buffet hosted an exclusive event at the museum, which included a performance by Buffet and raised more than $50,000 in a single evening. A mural project drew more than a dozen internationally renowned street artists who painted murals at the stadium. Fine art photos of these murals are being sold in support of the stadium and its restoration. Though our work is not yet over, a highlight of our campaign so far has been the Gloria Estefan Foundation gift of $500,000, which will be applied directly to the stadium’s restoration.

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Houston Astrodome Taking it to the streets

The effort to save what some have called “The Eighth Wonder of the World” involved a 26-foot cargo truck. In October 2013, National Trust staff wrapped the cargo box with images of the Houston Astrodome and carpeted the interior with Astroturf, transforming the vehicle into a Mobile Dome Experience, which brought the Astrodome to the community and built support among Harris County voters for revitalizing the Astrodome as the world’s largest special events venue. Over the course of 16 days the “Domemobile” made more than 30 stops around Harris County, meeting more than 10,000 Houstonians and driving nationwide awareness of the plight of this National Treasure. At locations ranging from church parking lots and Texans’ football games to craft breweries and Halloween street parties, the Domemobile became a focal point for Houston voters who shared their memories of the Astrodome and pledged support for the future of this first-of-its-kind stadium.

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10 NATIONAL TRUST FOR HISTORIC PRESERVATION : PreservationNation.org Union Station Sneak peeks

Selected from more than 450 applicants, 48 Washington, D.C. photography enthusiasts were treated to a behind- the-scenes photo tour of Union Station’s hidden spaces. During the event they photographed FDR’s specially designed Pullman car (which Norfolk Southern keeps at the station); the statues that look down over the main hall; and current restoration work, which is being funded with support of American Express. The participants shared their photos on Instagram using the hashtag #unionstationtour, and their photos were seen, liked, and commented on by more than 20,000 people.

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Reimagining Sites

Since the National Trust acquired Woodlawn as its first historic site in 1957, the organization has been a leader in innovative programming and the interpretation of stories for historic sites nationwide. Today at Woodlawn, for example, an expanded partnership with Arcadia and the Neighborhood Restaurant Group is exploring how to make the site not only a historic house museum, but also a thriving community agricultural operation, much the same as it was in the early 19th century when Martha Washington’s granddaughter Eleanor “Nelly” Parke Custis occupied the residence. Historic Sites of the National Trust for Historic Preservation now number 27, and site staffs continue to lead the transformation of historic places pushing boundaries so that they remain relevant, often as venues for the visual arts, theater, and music.

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The visual arts have long complimented the fine architecture of house museums and other historic sites. Among Historic Sites of the National Trust, Brucemore, Chesterwood, Glass House, Kykuit, Lyndhurst, and Villa Finale are known almost as much for their art collections as for their history. Indeed, the National Trust itself was born of the visual arts—in 1946 leaders in American historic preservation met at the National Gallery of Art to discuss the formation of a national organization to support local preservation efforts. When the National Trust was charted in 1949, David Finley, former director of the National Gallery of Art, was selected as the chairman of the board. Today, historic sites not only continue in this tradition but also are breaking new ground, developing innovative new arts programs and using historic places as venues for contemporary exhibitions. Just this past year, National Trust historic sites in Connecticut, Illinois, Louisiana, and Massachusetts initiated innovative new partnerships leveraging the visual arts. Glass House, already well known for the Johnson and Whitney contemporary art collections, recently debuted Veil, an environmental installation by world-famous artist Fujiko Nakaya. Generously supported by the National Endowment for the Arts, the Robert Rauschenberg Foundation, The Japan Foundation, Oldcastle BuildingEnvelope, and Mee Industries, Inc., Veil enveloped the Modernist residence and surrounding landscape in

CLOCKWISE FROM TOP LEFT: Contemporary sculptures by Albert Paley displayed at Chesterwood; Veil installation at Glass House; Lynda Frese, visiting artist at The Shadows.

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a dense fog that radically changed the experience of visiting the property. Also with support from the National Endowment for the Arts, an artist residency program at The Shadows’ has brought two nationally known artists (visual artist, Lynda Frese, and musician David Greely, founding fiddler of the Mamou Playboys) to the site for a year-long residency. Located on the banks of Bayou Teche in New Iberia, Louisiana, the site will use the residency program not only as an opportunity for these artists to create new work but also to engage the public through master classes, concerts, and open studio hours. Operating as an artist’s residence is nothing new for Chesterwood, one-time home of Daniel Chester French. One of one of the most prolific late 19th and early 20th century sculptors, perhaps best known for the statue of Abraham Lincoln in the Lincoln Memorial, Washington, D.C., French lived and worked at Chesterwood from 1897 until his death in 1931. In keeping with the tradition of the site, Chesterwood today is hosting an installation of large scale works by sculptor Albert Paley and supports working artists through its artists-in-residence program. Last summer and fall Osvaldo Romberg’s Translocations: Mies and Melnikov used white painted brick to recreate the iconic circular floor plan of Moscow’s Konstantin Melnikov House on location at Farnsworth House. The installation, which received funding the Graham Foundation, created a dialogue between two architectural masterpieces and contrasted how the West and Russia viewed avant-garde utopianism.

TOP LEFT: Visiting artist Amy Podmore works with clay at Chesterwood. BOTTOM LEFT: Osvaldo Romberg exhibit at Farnsworth House. OPPOSITE, FROM TOP: Musicians perform at Chesterfest; Sunset Jazz series at Lyndhurst.

16 NATIONAL TRUST FOR HISTORIC PRESERVATION : PreservationNation.org Music was designed for entertaining and, over the years, has welcomed numerous dignitaries, The visual arts are not the only way of bringing politicians, and Washington celebrities. An to life the stories and histories of National evening of jazz music, hors d’oeuvres, and Trust Historic Sites. Music provides another refreshments still captures that spirit today. powerful connection with our past, and a number of our historic sites host concerts and Joining the rich musical tradition of National musical events that engage visitors with the site Trust Historic Sites this year was the African as well as the history that surrounds them. Meeting House with its a new concert series, MAAH Music. The series reflects the area’s In 1915, when Mr. and Mrs. William Bowers rich history of music and featured a variety Bourn built Filoli, their goal was an estate that of locally renowned musicians, as well as would still be interesting in hundreds of years. the New England Conservatory of Music Since 1991, summer Sunday afternoons at and the Handel + Hayden Society. In the Filoli have been filled with the sounds of jazz, 19th century, the free African-American and now nearly 100 years later, the beautifully community of Boston came together to build maintained gardens, exhibits, and special events a meeting space that would serve as a place still capture the attention and imagination of for community members to learn, worship, guests, just as the Bourns had hoped. Similarly, and meet one another. Events were regularly Lyndhurst—a romantic, Gothic mansion built accompanied by music. Today, the Meeting and expanded by several wealthy owners in House is once again filled with harmony. the 19th century—hosts Sunset Jazz, a concert series on the lawn. The historic site also joined with Copeland House for a Music in the Theater Mansion series, bringing 20th century music to the halls of the grand estate. What better way to bring a historic site to life than by staging live theater on its grounds, in Last spring, Chesterwood reopened the its halls, and even—in the case of at least one restored studio of sculptor Daniel Chester National Trust Historic Site—through its very French, closed since late 2012 for extensive rooms? Here are some examples of innovative repairs. The celebratory event featured a theater programs in the past year that Garden Fountain Dance, which was inspired exemplify how creative thinking and creative by famed early American dancer Isadora programming can animate historic places. Duncan, a frequent guest of the Frenches. Chesterwood is known for its musical Cliveden partnered with creative teenagers performances. Every Friday night in July and from Philadelphia Young Playwrights to write August, the site hosts Chesterfest, featuring an original play based on the site’s archival live folk, bluegrass, rock ‘n’ roll, country music, documents and actual historical events. The and more, bringing visitors of all ages and backgrounds to the country retreat of one of America’s most acclaimed sculptors. For eight years running, Decatur House has hosted Jazz on Jackson Place. In 1818, the house

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New Freedom Theater, Philadelphia’s oldest African-American theater company, produced and performed the play, while a grant from the Interpretation and Education Fund of the National Trust for Historic Preservation enabled creative professionals to work with Cliveden staff on revising the script, developing pre-performance activities, and casting and costuming the show. The resulting work, Liberty to Go to See, was performed throughout the 1767 mansion in four intimate public performances over Juneteenth weekend. In honor of longtime executive director Peggy Boyle Whitworth, who passed away last fall, Brucemore began a campaign to update, improve, and rename its outdoor amphitheater. With programs such as the Classics at Brucemore, Brucemore Outdoor Children’s Theater, and more, the historic 26-acre estate uses its stage and performance area for cultural events that redefine the museum experience for visitors while also enriching the community. Lyndhurst’s resident theater company, M&M Productions, performs in the site’s carriage house during the summer and in the mansion for both Halloween and Christmas. Summer productions are light comedies, while the Christmas season reenacts Charles Dickens reading from his classic work, “A Christmas Carol.”

TOP AND BOTTOM: A Midsummer Night’s Dream and The Tempest performed at Brucemore.

18 NATIONAL TRUST FOR HISTORIC PRESERVATION : PreservationNation.org Securing the Future Excellence in historic sites leadership means not only innovative interpretation, but also responsible stewardship of the extraordinary buildings and landscapes entrusted to our care. With that in mind, three years ago the organization launched an initiative to make more than $22 million in capital improvements across the 21 historic sites that it owns. To date, we have completed nearly two-thirds of the 133 projects, including the most pressing projects at Belle Grove, Brucemore, Filoli, Villa Finale, Decatur House, President Lincoln’s Cottage, and The Shadows.

Leadership support for this work has come from a variety of sources, including important gifts from the Malkin Fund, Ken and Dottie Woodcock, the Smith Family Foundation, the Nancy Woodson Spire Foundation, the American Express Foundation, and The Courtenay C. and Lucy Patton Davis Foundation.

Pictured is National Trust Historic Site Drayton Hall located in Charleston, SC.

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FIRST YEAR: The National Main Street Center (NMSC) marked its first year as an independent subsidiary of the National Trust. Building on more than 30 years of success, NMSC is committed to becoming the premier network that serves placemakers throughout the country, supporting their economic Creative Strategies revitalization needs and extending their reach through partnerships, research, and tools. In year one, NMSC developed a new strategic Successfully preserving our plan, moved its headquarters to nation’s diverse heritage relies Chicago, enhanced its staff, and recorded its most highly attended on reaching a new and bigger conference in five years. audience, but supporting the existing historic preservation community is perhaps even more critical, as this group helps to sustain new constituents of the cause. In 2014 the National Trust transformed some of its most longstanding work and introduced several key initiatives designed to better align some of the core principles of historic preservation. By developing innovative, new strategic plans, the National Trust is advancing its people, its programs, and its influence to build on past successes and strengthen the movement.

22 NATIONAL TRUST FOR HISTORIC PRESERVATION : PreservationNation.org NEW INNOVATION GRANT PROGRAM: In March, the National Trust awarded $23,000 in funding from the David and Julia Uihlein Special Initiatives Fund to support five staff-led projects that demonstrate breakthrough thinking and fresh problem- solving approaches. The enthusiastic response to the program inspired Trust supporters Ken and Dottie Woodcock to step forward with a generous five-year, $125,000 pledge to continue the grants. It also prompted the National Trust to launch a similar grant program for external organizations, which ultimately awarded $72,500 to eight projects in select states.

AMERICA SAVES! PROGRAM: Preservation Green Lab received a $2 million grant from the U.S. Department of Energy to launch America Saves!, a national energy retrofit program that will help historic Main Streets go green and save money. The program will demonstrate the value older buildings bring to their communities, and also make it easier and more cost-effective to reuse these structures.

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1772 BUILDS REAL ESTATE SKILLS: A suite of programs supported by the 1772 Foundation is building real estate skills and expertise within the preservation community. The foundation provides scholarships to enable preservationists to attend special real estate trainings developed by the Trust and the National Development Council, and also funded a new National Trust program devoted to expanding the use of revolving funds to rehab historic buildings across the country. Ultimately, the Foundation’s support aims to provide preservationists with the tools they need to scale up their efforts, bringing dramatically more historic properties back to life.

24 NATIONAL TRUST FOR HISTORIC PRESERVATION : PreservationNation.org SUSTAINABLE CITIES: The groundbreaking study “Older, Smaller, Better,” also from Preservation Green Lab, measured how the character of blocks and buildings influences urban vitality and helps develop sustainable cities. Building on statistical analysis of the built fabric of three major American cities, the research showed that established neighborhoods with a mix of older, smaller buildings perform better than districts with larger, newer structures when measured against a range of economic, social, and environmental outcomes.

URBAN CPR: National Trust President Stephanie Meeks spoke at the Detroit Economic Club in May 2014 on the topic of livable cities, or the concept that smaller historic buildings play a vital role in the revitalization of underpopulated urban areas. Her speech, titled “Urban CPR: Community, Preservation, Resurgence,” quantified the elements that create the kind of thriving, dynamic urban areas that attract new businesses and new residents, and explored ways that Detroit could achieve the same in its downtown.

Shift: A Year of Innovation : NATIONAL TRUST FOR HISTORIC PRESERVATION 25 AUGUST NOVEMBER DECEMBER FEBRUARY MARCH 2013 2013 2013 2014 2014 LA Board Removal of the Virginia’s governor Mount Taylor’s The National of Harbor essential levee that approved a plan traditional Trust’s HOPE Commissioners protects Ohio’s to restore and cultural property milestonesCrew (Hands- unanimously historic Village of revitalize the Civil designation is On Preservation approves a plan Zoar is no longer War-era Fort upheld by the Experience) that provides being considered Monroe. New Mexico program is a path for by the Army Corps Supreme Court, a launched with preservation of of Engineers. distinction critical the first project Terminal Island’s for the site’s at Shenandoah vacant, historic protection. National Park. buildings.

26 NATIONAL TRUST FOR HISTORIC PRESERVATION : PreservationNation.org CLOCKWISE FROM TOP APRIL JUNE JUNE JULY LEFT: Fort Monroe; Boggsville; HOPE Crew 2014 2014 2014 2014 at Shenandoah National Park; Frank Lloyd Wright’s Spring House, Nine National The 26th annual Five National The National one of America’s 11 Most Endangered Historic Treasures that list of America’s 11 Treasures are Treasures Places; Village of Zoar; help to illustrate Most Endangered added that portfolio reaches Mount Taylor; Terminal milestonesIsland the full range of Historic Places is continue to 50 places, halfway the American announced. expand the to the goal of 100. experience are range of stories, added to the geographies, National Trust and experiences portfolio. represented within the portfolio.

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40,000 $109 billion 2.4 M SEVEN 4,749 Buildings Local, well-paying Amount that Accolades for the People who became preserved by jobs created by the the historic tax National Trust, its new National the historic historic tax credit credit program sites, and its staff. Trust allies last rehabilitation tax over the life of the has leveraged in Of note: Deputy year by writing an credit over the program. private community General Counsel email advocating past 35 years. investment between Tom Mayes received for historic 1978 and 2013. a Rome Prize to preservation. study “Why Old Places Matter.” The National Building Museum also recognized the National Trust and former First Lady Laura Bush with its 2014 Honor Award.

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CLOCKWISE FROM TOP LEFT: $1 : $1.26 National Trust Deputy 4,100 22,082 104% General Counsel Tom Mayes, recipient of a Rome Prize; W.P. Fuller Paint For every $1 spent Actions taken over Advocacy actions In year two of the Building in Salt Lake City, Utah, supported by HTC; of the historic tax 72 hours in support that National popular toolkit Majestic Theatre in San Antonio, Texas, supported credit, the U.S. of the threatened Trust allies took series on the by HTC; New York’s Statue of Liberty symbolic of the Treasury receives Antiquities Act. in support of PreservationNation threatened Antiquities Act; more than $1.26 in More than 3,000 preservation issues blog, the amount Mrs. Laura Bush and the National Trust for Historic direct federal tax were taken on the this past year. of views more Preservation receive the National Building revenue. first day alone. than doubled over Museum Honor Award; National Park Seminary in the previous year Silver Spring, Maryland, supported by HTC (from ~99,000 to ~202,000).

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The National Trust for Historic Preservation had a strong overall performance in FY14, with unaudited operating sources of funding eclipsing $58.7 million. Total support and revenue closely tracked historical trends in all categories, and grew by almost 11% over the FY13 base of $52.9 million. Program and Member Services remained strong with an overall programmatic efficiency of almost 79%. Also, depicted in the chart below, management continued its hallmark of prudently controlling general and administrative expenses with these costs rounding to 7% of total expenditures.

6.5% 10.3% 7.0%

14.6% 7.8%

DUES AND CONTRIBUTIONS TOTAL PROGRAMMATIC BY DONOR TYPE EFFICIENCY

57.2%

21.5%

75.1%

n Individuals n Historic Preservation Programs n Foundations n Fundraising & Membership n Bequests n General & Administrative n Corporations n Membership Dues

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Shift: A Year of Innovation : NATIONAL TRUST FOR HISTORIC PRESERVATION 31 donors The National Trust is fortunate to benefit from the generous support of individuals, foundations, corporations, and other donors listed on the pages that follow. Each shares our commitment to saving America’s historic places, and together, their contributions make our success possible. If you have any questions about how your gift is recognized, please feel free to contact us directly. We are grateful to have dedicated friends and supporters at all levels of giving—a community of philanthropy that is helping to transform the places we live into places we love.

INDIVIDUAL DONORS Mr. and Mrs. Paul Manning Mrs. Barbara Nitchie Fuldner Christian J. Mixter and Linna M. Barnes $500,000 and above Mr. Gregory May Mr. and Mrs. Tony Gelderman Mrs. Edith S. Bingham Estate of Paul Mellon Mr. Andrew Potts and Mr. Steve Clark Mr. and Mrs. H. Leland Getz Suzanne Deal Booth and David G. Booth Mrs. Clarice R. Smith Phyllis and Peter Reed David Gibson Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Brewster Mr. John G. Turner and Mrs. Ellen Simmons Mrs. Eileen D. Gillespie Mr. Jerry G. Fischer Mr. Tefft Smith Mr. and Mrs. Peter W. Grant III Ms. Rebecca L. Casagrande Eleanor and Georges St. Laurent Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gray Ms. Susan E. Chapman-Hughes and Mr. Christopher Hughes $100,000 and above Mr. Timothy P. Whalen Mr. Joseph Paul Gromacki Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Collias Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Ader Martha and Howard Zaritsky Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Gupton Mr. and Mrs. Walter Craigie Ms. Carolyn Schwenker Brody Anonymous Mrs. Penelope Coker Hall Mr. and Mrs. J. Taylor Crandall Mr. Charles Butt Stephen and Barbara Heyman Mr. and Mrs. John S. Darrell Mr. and Mrs. Christopher J. Elliman $15,000 and above Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence P. Hughes Mr. Martin Elias Mr. and Mrs. Emilio Estefan Ms. Rise Johnson Ms. Esther Hoshall Beaumont Ms. Anne Livingston Emmet Mr. Joe Grills Mr. and Mrs. Dennis M. Kass Mr. and Mrs. Donald T. Bliss Mr. Grenville T. Emmet, III Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Jeffe Mr. and Mrs. Peter R. Kellogg Reverend and Mrs. C. Frederick Mr. and Mrs. Gregory L. Fisher Mr. and Mrs. Peter L. Malkin Buechner Mr. Thomas S. Kenan III Ms. Jean Follett, PHD Louise Bryant Potter Mr. and Mrs. Colin G. Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Henry Leander Mr. Cary C. Fuller Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Royce Elinor K. Farquhar David S. Leinbach Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Gibbens Ms. S. Sonjia Smith Mrs. Janet Goldman Mr. and Mrs. William H. Lewis, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Goland Mr. and Mrs. David Uihlein, Jr. Sheffield Harrold Charitable Trust, Ms. Susan Eckert Lynch Sheffield Hale and Ellen Hale Jones Mr. Hurst Groves Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Robert Mr. and Mrs. M. Holt Massey Mr. Dennis Kernahan and Mr. and Mrs. Graham Gund Woodcock Mr. and Mrs. William H. Moore III Mr. Jeff Price Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey S. Hall Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Gordon E. Moore Ms. Nancy Killefer Mrs. John W. Handy Mr. F. Joseph Moravec Mr. and Mrs. John McKinnon Ms. Jill B. Hartman $50,000 and above Mr. Richard Moseley and Mr. Martin Messinger James Hayes and Catherine Keig Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Bruckheimer Ms. Joanne Gusweiler Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Davis Phillips Mr. Eugene Welch Hickok Mr. and Mrs. Frank Arthur Daniels, Jr. Martha Nelson Ms. Susan D. Phipps Mr. and Mrs. Michael Huber Mr. and Mrs. Lester Fant Mr. Martin L. J. Newman Ms. Anna Rasmussen Ms. Nancy Ann Hunt Mr. and Mrs. Brian Hall Mr. and Mrs. J. Christopher Nielsen Mrs. Sarita Warshawsky Mr. and Mrs. Edgar A. Imhoff Mr. William B. Hart and Mr. Frank Qiu and Ms. Ting Xu Mr. Paul F. Wenker Ms. Constance Eaton Mrs. Louise C. Riemer Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Q. Johnson Marilynn and John Hill Halle M. and Rick Sadle Mr. and Mrs. Michael and Susan Kahn $10,000 and above Ms. Jacqueline B. Mars Ms. Meg Salyer Ms. Carol Kalwaitis Dr. Carol Angle Ms. Marcia V. Mayo Mr. Jeffrey H. Schutz & Ms. Charlotte Mr. and Mrs. Peter R. Kellogg Ms. Jane Dale Owen The Honorable and Mrs. Victor H. Ashe Caldwell Dr. Ralph Ketcham Mrs. Cynthia M. Reusche Mr. and Mrs. Lowell E. Baier Ms. Charlynn E. Settlage-Duecy Donald A. and Janemarie D. King, Jr. Ms. Alice Rosenwald Ms. Elizabeth Ballantine The Honorable Randall T. Shepard & Mr. and Mrs. Stephen E. Kitchen Amy W. MacDonell Mr. Daniel K. Thorne Mrs. Duncan Boeckman Diane Marie Kotras Mr. and Mrs. Jackson D. Brown Mrs. George A. Shutt Mr. and Mrs. Rohn Laudenschlager Mr. and Mrs. Theodore J. Stelter $25,000 and above Mr. and Mrs. John H. Bryan Mr. and Mrs. Gerald M. Lowrie Dr. Albert W. van Fossen Dr. Jean Baderschneider Mr. Joseph M. Bryan, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John Luke Sara Zumwalt President George W. Bush and Mr. Randy Bryant and Mrs. Cecelia Mr. John F. Macon Gore-Bryant Mrs. Laura Bush Anonymous (5) Mrs. J. Madison Macon IV Mr. and Mrs. Christopher A. Cole Mr. Kevin Daniels Mr. B. Thomas Mansbach Ms. Mary Laub Cowan Ms. Connie Dulaney $5,000 and above Mr. and Mrs. William C. Marlatt Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Bobbitt Dixon Mr. and Mrs. Robert L.V. French Ms. Lucy B. Alexander Ms. Susan McConnell Mrs. Robert W. Duemling Mr. Charles B. Johnson and Dr. and Mrs. James C. Allen Mr. and Mrs. Francis McGovern Dr. Ann L. Johnson Mrs. Lori Efroymson-Aguilera and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Almeida Ms. Sarah H. McWilliams Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Lenhardt Jr. Mr. Sergio Aguilera Mr. and Mrs. Frederick S. Andreae Dr. Alice P. Meador Mr. Fernando Lloveras Mr. Wayne L. Feakes Ms. Sue Anschutz-Rodgers Stephanie and Rob Meeks Mr. James Lynch Mr. Ronald Lee Fleming Mr. and Mrs. Anthony W. Atkiss Mr. Rick Michaelson Mr. and Mrs. Scott Malkin Mrs. Florence Bryan Fowlkes Ms. Gail Babnew and Mr. Joel Silverman Leigh and Betty Lou B. Middleditch

32 NATIONAL TRUST FOR HISTORIC PRESERVATION : PreservationNation.org Rick and Karen Murphy Ms. Anne H. Bayless Dr. J. Robert Di Fulgo Ms. Deborah I. Haynes Mr. Gilman O. Ordway Ms. Lisa E.W. Bayliff Dr. James E. Dice Ms. Diana S. Heller Mrs. Jackie M. Pamenter Mr. John J. Bevan Mrs. Page M. Dickson Abbe A. Heller Mrs. Diane Williams Parker Mr. Harvey L. Beyer III Mrs. Carol R. DiLorenzo Mr. Jon Helmrich and Mr. and Mrs. J. Ridgely Porter III Mrs. Edith S. Bingham Mrs. Charlotte W. Donaghy Mr. Stephen Mottram Ms. Barbara Plummer Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Blacque Mr. and Mrs. Peter Doolittle Ms. Lorna J. Henderson Ms. Jane M. Quinette Ms. Bethany A. Blakey Ms. Joyce Dow Mrs. E. Alfred Herberich Mrs. James A. Rawley Ms. Kathryn Blunt Mrs. William G. Dreisbach Mr. Neal Herman Dr. Diana A. Rhoads Mr. John W. Bohannon Mr. Glen D. Drew Mr. Hansel E. Hernandez Mr. David Rockefeller Mrs. Martha H. Boice Mrs. F. M. Dulaney Mr. Richard Herold and Mr. Dale Matlock Mr. and Mrs. C. Arthur Rolander, Ms. Betsy B. Boles Ms. Pamela T. Duncan Mr. G. Stewart Hoagland The Rolander Family Mr. and Mrs. Edward E. Bolle Mrs. Susan Kay Dunham Ms. Margaret Hodges Pamela Russ and Nancy Stutsman Ms. Cynthia A. Bond Ms. Ann Dupuy Mrs. Sally G. Hoffman Mr. and Mrs. James Rutrough Ms. Joyce Bough Mr. Richard Durtz Mr. Richard L. Holland Mr. and Mrs. John I. Schlossman Mr. Alan S. Boyd Mr. Charles W. Earle Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Seilheimer, Jr. Dr. Ann Hollick and Peggy Boyle Whitworth Marie June Eger and Miss Amanda Hollick Ms. Barbara B. Sieg Mary Jane Osborne Mr. Robert G. Bragg Ms. Candice Hooper Cora and Murray Simpson Family Mrs. Arthur M. Faggart Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bramlett Mr. Neal Hornstein Fund, Inc. Mrs. Janice M. Farrar-Titus Ms. Katherine A. Breen Mrs. Marjorie Howard-Jones Ms. Virginia H. Smith Mrs. Myrna Fawcett Mr. Ned A. Brokloff Mr. Norman Hunt Mr. A. Roy Smith Ms. Barbara G. Fell Mr. and Mrs. James E. Brown III Ms. Elinor Green Hunter Mr. and Mrs. John H. Snyder Ms. Evelyn Ferguson Mr. William J. Bryan Ms. Clarice Hunter Eric and Doreen Spiegel Dr. Marjorie D. Ferrigno Mrs. Ruth H. Buchanan Louise A. Hutchinson, MD Mr. James Stevenson and Ms. Mrs. Norman Fisher Josephine Merck Mr. Douglas T. Burch, Jr. Ms. E. Renee Ingram Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Fishlinger Mr. Peter Stoudt and Ms. Alice Handy Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Burke Mr. Janusz Janas Mr. Robert J. Fortino, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Strubel Ms. Jean D. Busboso Mrs. Barbara Worrell Jessup Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Fountaine III Mr. and Mrs. Henry L. Sweatt Mr. Richard C. Butler, Jr. Mr. Robert L. Johnson Ms. Mary Jane Franklin Mr. Jim Tennies Mr. and Mrs. Colin G. Campbell Ms. Christine Jones Mr. Herbert George Mr. and Mrs. R. James Thornton Mr. Michael Caplin Ms. Martha W. Jordan Mr. Edward F. Gerber Mr. and Mrs. Donald Thorson Mr. Craig S. Carlisle Ms. Jacqueline M. Jung Dr. Peter C. Gerdine Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Tieken Mr. Curtis J. Carpenter Mrs. Phyllis Kadle Mrs. Susan Haupt Gerdine Mr. John Rhett and Ms. Terry Whittier Ms. Gene B. Carpenter Mr. Mike Kennedy Richard Gibbons and Robert Ollis Mr. and Mrs. David F. Williams James J. Carrington Mrs. E. W. Kent Mr. Hugh Gibson Mr. L. Lee Wouters Mrs. Ruth O. Carroll Mrs. Louise Elworth Kent Dean A. Glenn Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Carroll Mrs. Gretchen B. Kimball Mr. Albert J. Goellner Mrs. Deborah Carstens Mrs. Mary Kingsbery Mr. Ralph Goerke LEGACY CIRCLE Ms. Barbara Chambers Mr. James Wesley Kinnear III Mrs. Mary Goetz In commitment to the future of the Mr. Robert W. Chambers, Jr. Mr. Carl H. Klaus Mr. Robert Gorden National Trust for Historic Preservation, Mr. Garnet C. Chapin Mr. Joseph J. Klein the following individuals have made a Ms. Adele Chatfield-Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Goss planned or deferred gift. Dr. and Mrs. Richard Klimoski Mr. and Mrs. Peter W. Grant III Mr. Warren F. Chauncey Mr. Harvey Klinger Ms. Carol J. Christian Mr. H. Carlyle Gravely III Mr. and Mrs. Earl and Joan Adam Ms. Alice Knight Mr. Jeffrey A. Clark Sheila Hafter Gray, MD Cynthia S. Adamson and Ms. Lila Knight Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Gray Edward Hernandez Mr. Greg A. Coble Ms. Verna Knorr Dr. Norman Greenberg and Mr. Gerald W. Adelmann Ms. Linda Cohen Dr. Gilda Greenberg Lt. Col. and Mrs. William K. Konze Mr. and Mrs. J. David Adler Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Cole Ms. Phyllis W. Greene Mr. Gary Kozel Mr. Michael L. Ainslie Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Collias Ms. Meredith Gregg Mr. Edgar A. Krattli Mrs. Marion Marable Almy Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Condon Mr. John P. Griffith Mr. Larry Kruck Ms. Marta Andersen Ms. Carol E. Cook Louise B. Griffiths Mr. Renaldo G. Kuhler Ms. Dianne Andruch Mr. and Mrs. Sam Cooke Ms. Susan Gutchess Ms. Catherine Ladnier Mr. and Mrs. E. Alan Anstine Mrs. Susan W. Cooper Mr. Frederick Haag Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Lane Mr. Joel Ashley Mr. and Mrs. Paul Costo, Jr. Mr. Allen Hagenbaugh John Lane Mrs. Dorothea E. Atwell Mr. and Mrs. Jerome J. Cunningham P. James Hahn Ms. Marcia G. Langdon Mrs. Damon R. Averill Mr. Gregory H. Curney Dr. Joseph S. Hall Ms. Martha R. Lanigan Mr. John Baldwin Ms. Lynne Cutler Ms. Laura L. Hansen Mrs. Kathryn G. LeClair Mr. Theodore G. Baldyga and Mr. D. Ronald Daniel Mr. Alan A. Harders Mr. David S Leinbach Ms. Carolann W. Baldyga Ms. Kim D. Daugherty Mrs. Elizabeth T. Hardwick Mr. Michael C. Lennon Ms. Susan C Ball Mr. Jud Davidson Mr. William B. Hart and Mrs. Mary-Louise D. Leonard Ms. Maryann Balsamo Ms. Deborah Davis Ms. Constance Eaton Ms. Jane Levine Mr. and Mrs. Robert Barendsen Ms. Mary W. DeNadai, FAIA Ms. Susan M. Haswell Ms. Brenda Lew Ms. Barbara D. Bates Mr. I.B. Dent Kathleen Hatch Mr. Frank Lindauer Mr. Raoul G. Baumel Ms. Marybeth Dermody Ms. Joanne Rae Hatfield Mr. and Mrs. Thomson Lipscomb Ms. Elaine Baxter Mr. L. William Derrow Ms. Sue Hatfield-Green Ms. Nancy B. Loeffler

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Mrs. Patricia A. Lough Mrs. Louise Potter Mrs. William C. Tallman BEQUEST AND GIFTS Mr. and Mrs. Scott F. Lovejoy Mr. Christopher A. Potter Mr. Ralph Tamper OF PROPERTY Miss Judith A. Luttrell Mr. Philip Preston Mr. David A. Taylor, Cmt. Charitable Unitrust of Elizabeth G. Beinecke Ms. Valerie Lyons Mrs. L. Edgar Prina Mr. and Mrs. Erik S. Taylor Charles H. Blake Charitable Trust Mr. Norman MacArthur Dr. Alexandra Radbil Mr. Richard Teitz Mildred Colodny Mrs. C. MacDonald Mrs. Nancy E. Rehman Ms. Beth Lee Terry Millicent H. Cooper Mr. Damian T. Macey Dr. Cheryl Reichert Ms. Mary M. Thompson Arthur DeMuro David and Susanne MacNamee Mr. and Mrs. William B. Rendahl Mr. and Mrs. John Thompson Hortense F. Feldblum Mr. Anthony J. Magliero Dr. Wallace P Ritchie Dr. Sue Tolleson-Rinehart La Verne Grenz Ms. Margaret A. Malarkey Mrs. Helen P. Rogers Mrs. Wallace K. Tomlinson A. Niolon Hampton Mr. Robert E. Mann Mrs. Elizabeth B. Roghair Ms. Kay A. Tornborg Robert D. Hanson Ms. Lynne Manring Mr. Alan M. Rohanna Mrs. Bert S. Turner Noel A. Jordan Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Marder Mr. and Mrs. C. Arthur Rolander Mr. John G. Turner and Mr. Jerry Fischer Keller Family Trust Mr. Ross Paul Marshall Ms. Carla Rosati Ms. Janet Vaughan Dorothy M. M. Kersten Trust Ms. Susan E. Marshall Ms. Anne Rosenthal Ms. Darlene Velicki Virginia B. Ladensohn Mr. Michael D. Martz Mr. Eric Rousseau Mr. James Villaume Sally D. Liff Mr. Byron E. Mason Mr. William Rozier Mr. Richard Vogt Albert C. Lynn, Jr. Ms. Marcia V. Mayo Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rozzo Dr. Donald J. Voorhies Kathryn A. MacPherson Ms. Linda McCaig Ms. Cynthia Rufty Mr. Bruce Wachsmuth Edwin Malloy Charitable Lead Tr, Jr. John M. McCoin Mr. John Mosby Russell Mrs. Janet R. Waterman Mary Elizabeth Owen Mrs. Dolores M. McDonagh Mr. Paul L. Saari Ms. Mary Joan Weatherly Marie G. Meredith Ms. Carol R. McGee Ms. Meg S. Salyer Mr. George K. Weaver Ellen Miller Mrs. Jan McIntire Von Doenhoff Mrs. Merry Sanders Ms. Ann K. Weigand Elizabeth Lynette Mizell Mrs. Hal McKinney, Jr. Ms. Cynthia Sanford Mr. Donald Weinbaum Louis and Louise Nippert Trust Mrs. Allan McTaggart Mr. Harry E Saxton Mrs. Angela C. Weisskopf James Russell O’Neil Ms. Sara McVicker Cesar L. Scaff Ms. Barbara J. Welsch Mary Alice A. O’Reilly Mr. John W. Meiling Katherine B. Schenck Frank T. Wheby Joseph Potts Brenda Melstein Miss Rena W. Schilsky Mr. Francis C. Whitaker Robert N. Riley Mr. William E. Meuse Ms. Judith Scholer Mrs. Diane White Michael Rowe Mr. John D. Meyer Dr. Loretta D. Schuman Mr. and Mrs. David Whitescarver Ruth P. Russell Mr. Robert E. Middleton Ms. Ethel Schwam Mr. Frederick A. Wilson, Jr. Betty L. Shaver Mr. and Mrs. Howard E. Miller Mr. Richard A Selack Mrs. Lee Winston-Wright Ms. Priscilla Studholme Ms. Kim S. Mitchell Ms. Yvonne Shafer Chamberlain Dr. Michael Wolf Charles and Lucy Sturges Trust Mr. Eduardo Mitrani The Honorable Randall T. Shepard Dr. Thomas P. Wood and Bette L. Woodward Mr. Louis Mittelman, Jr. and Ms. Amy W. MacDonnell Mrs. Nancy Wood Enid Wilson Ms. Pauline M. Monz Mr. and Mrs. Martin E. Shepherd Mr. John M. Woodbridge Ms. Mary K. Mooney-Myers Mr. John M. Sherman Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Robert Woodcock Mr. Jay W. Moore Mr. Harry Sholk FOUNDATION AND Mr. David L. Woods CORPORATE DONORS Ms. Constance C. Moore Ms. Barbara G. Sidway Ms. Catherine S. Woods $1,000,000 and above Ms. Lucile M. Moore Mr. Philip A. Siebert Mrs. Teresa Wren American Express Foundation Mr. Charles T. Moore Bernhard H. Singsen, MD Mr. John R. Wright The Robert W. Wilson Charitable Trust Mr. Edwin Moot Mr. and Mrs. Scott Skinner Mr. Robert L. Wright Mrs. Frederick Mosher Diana Ellis Smith and Paul B. Smith Mrs. Patricia P. Wright $250,000 and above Dr. and Mrs. Nicholas Muller III Mr. Tyler J. Smith Mr. Jerry Wunderlich The 1772 Foundation, Inc. Mrs. Jane Munson Mr. A. Roy Smith Mr. and Mrs. George W. Smyth, Jr. Mr. Dennis E. Young The Joseph and Robert Cornell Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth L. Nathanson Memorial Foundation Mrs. Joanne Snell Anonymous (41) Ms. Nancy Neal William R. Kenan, Jr. Charitable Trust Mr. Steven W. Sommers Mrs. Sarah Newbold Jones Robert H. Smith Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Geoffrey L. Sowers Ms. Wendy Nicholas Nancy Woodson Spire Foundation, Inc. Ms. Cheryl G. Nichols Miss Diana Sowinski Mr. and Mrs. Frank N. Norris Mrs. William M. Spencer III Mrs. Virginia S. Norton Ms. Carole F. St. Mark Mr. Edward M. Norton Mr. Clayton Stadler Mr. Marty Ocinga Ms. Meta Stavrand Ms. Charlotte R. Odell Mr. and Mrs. Carl Stephanus Miss Eileen L Oehler Mr. David R. Stevens Mr. Jonathan F. Orser Ms. Deidre K. Stowell Mr. Warren Padla Mr. Malcolm Strachan Mr. and Mrs. Donovan Parker Mrs. Camille J. Strachan Mr. Luther A. Peacock Mr. Steven Strauss Dr. Jane Perr Mrs. Delphene C. Strickland Mr. John R. Pershing Mr. Walter M. Swoope, Jr. Ms. Susan E. Porter Ms. Edith Sydney

34 NATIONAL TRUST FOR HISTORIC PRESERVATION : PreservationNation.org $100,000 and above Richmond & Central Virginia Abby and George O’Neill Trust PRO BONO DONATIONS S.D. Bechtel, Jr. Foundation David Bruce Smith Family Foundation Optimist Club of the Blue Ridge OF LEGAL SERVICES Richard H. Driehaus Foundation Kirkland & Ellis Foundation The James & Elizabeth Pickman Appalachian Mountain Advocates, Foundation Lewisburg, WV The Richard H. Driehaus Charitable National Geographic Society Arnold & Porter, Washington, DC Lead Trust Newburger-Schwartz Family The William and Lia G. Poorvu Family Foundation Jessie Ball duPont Fund Foundation Columbia Law School Environmental Renaissance Foundation Law Clinic, New York, NY H-E-B Owsley Brown Charitable Foundation Sibley-Saltonstall Charitable Cowles & Thompson, Dallas, TX The Kresge Foundation Pulvermann Charitable Trust Foundation Dentons U.S., LLP, San Francisco, CA Lilly Endowment, Inc. Sheffield Harrold Charitable Trust Robert Silman Associates, Inc. Earthjustice, Denver, CO The Malkin Fund The Fine and Greenwald Foundation Sidney Stern Memorial Trust Andrea C. Ferster, Esq., The Wortham Foundation, Inc. The David and Lucile Packard Thompson Family Foundation Washington, DC Foundation Vanguard Charitable Endowment Harvard Law School, Emmett Perry Foundation, Incorporated $10,000 and above Program Environmental Law & Policy Clinic, Cambridge, MA David & Julia Uihlein Charitable Bobolink Foundation Anonymous (2) Foundation McGuire Woods, LLP, McLean, VA Butler Family Foundation Wyss Foundation Nixon Peabody, LLP, Washington, DC Marion Stedman Covington Foundation Olson, Bzdok & Howard, Traverse IN-KIND DONATIONS City, MI $75,000 and above George S. & Dolores Dore Eccles Alliance of Artists Communities Boeing Employees Community Fund Foundation Rossmann and Moore, LLP, Alpine Creative Group Berkeley, CA Bullitt Foundation Spencer F. & Cleone P. Eccles Family Foundation Amy Rudnick Event Planner Rothstein Donatelli Hughes Dahlstrom Samuel Freeman Charitable Trust Schoenberg & Bienvenu, LLP, Francis Family Foundation Capitol Services, Inc. Zaharakos Ice Cream Santa Fe, NM Christopher Radko The Richard and Leslie Gilliam Schiff Hardin, LLP, Chicago, IL Foundation Compass Group $50,000 and above Daniel P. Selmi, Esq., Los Angeles, CA Heyman Evergreen Foundation Crowley and Company Bank of America Sierra Club Environmental Law Kinsman Foundation Design Cuisine Program, San Francisco, CA and The Charles Fund, Inc. Mandel Family Foundation Design Within Reach Boulder, CO Dominion Foundation Marvin Windows & Doors Edward Crawford Southern Environmental Law Center, The Favrot Fund Charlottesville, VA Nicholson Family Foundation Eli Wilner & Company HTR Foundation Nixon Peabody, LLP Western Environmental Law Center, Espresso Neat Helena, MT and Eugene, OR The Mayo Charitable Foundation Pheasant Hill Foundation Geoff Howell Studio Winston & Strawn, LLP, Chicago, IL Montpelier Steeplechase and Richard Schwartz Family Foundation Equestrian Foundation Google Wyche, P.A., Columbia, SC The Seth Sprague Educational and Govino, LLC Rollins Ranches, LLC Charitable Foundation Ivkosic Painting Daniel K. Thorne Foundation, Inc. R. B. Terry Charitable Foundation, Inc. Jodi Sweeney Mrs. David A. Weir, Candace King Sutherland, Asbill & Brennan, LLP Weir Foundation L’OBJET M. N. W. Perpetual Giving Fund, William Family Foundation of Georgia MarkerBot $25,000 and above MEE Industries, Inc. The Susan Bacher Fund $5,000 and above Monument Mountain Management Conservation Trust of Puerto Rico Accenture Nixon Peabody, LLP Elizabeth Taylor Fessenden American Conservation Association Inc. Patrick McMullan Co. Foundation Bairds U.S. LLC Ralph Lauren Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Boston Foundation, Inc. Sperry Tent Greenwich, LLC The J. Paul Getty Trust Charlottesville Area Community Spice of Life Catering Guilford Foundation Foundation Stephen Tilley The Charles Evans Hughes Memorial The Chisholm Foundation Sutherland Asbill and Brennan, LLP Foundation, Inc. Ducommun and Gross Family Swarovski Indiana University Foundation The Monacelli Press Indianapolis Foundation Efroymson Fund Voss Water William T. Kemper Foundation Eli Lily Foundation X-Quisite Flowers & Events, Inc. MARPAT Foundation Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Eugene McDermott Foundation GDS Legacy Foundation, Inc. CORPORATE PARTNERS Claude Moore Charitable Foundation The Gilder Foundation, Inc. American Express Company Otter Island Foundation Grace Elizabeth Groner American Queen Steamboat Scholarship Found Overhills Foundation Company Hillsdale Fund, Inc. Plow & Hearth Bank of America Abraham Lincoln Bicentennial The Rice Family Foundation Boeing Foundation Muriel F. Siebert Foundation The Empire Company The Leon Levy Foundation Tawani Foundation Fireman’s Fund Insurance Company Ethel Cox Marden Charitable Foundation LEGO $15,000 and above The McCrickard Family Fund Lowe’s Avon Foundation for Charitable Preferred Hotels BMO Harris James D. & Cathryn M. Moore Unico, Inc Foundation Butler Conservation Fund, Inc. The Valspar Corporation Community Foundation Serving The New York Community Trust Community Funds, Inc.

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National Treasure New York State Pavilion save the past. enrich the future. leadership

BOARD OF TRUSTEES Marita Rivero William W. Grant, III EXECUTIVE TEAM Chair Elect Graham Gund, FAIA Carolyn Brody Brookline, MA Stephanie K. Meeks Chair William B. Hart President & Chief Executive Officer New York Charles Royce Ralph E. Heim New York, NY David J. Brown Jorge L. Hernandez, AIA J. Roderick Heller III Executive Vice President & Chief Vice Chair Jeffrey H. Schutz Preservation Officer Dealy Dercherd Herndon Coral Gables, FL Clyde Park, MT J. Clifford Hudson Tabitha R. Almquist Kenneth R. Woodcock Barbara G. Sidway Chief of Staff Lily Rice Hsia Vice Chair Baker City, OR Washington, DC Joan W. Jennewein Robert Lee Bull, Jr. Mary M. Thompson Chief Development Officer Daniel P. Jordan, Ph.D. Victor H. Ashe Olympia, WA Knoxville, TN Bruce D. Judd, FAIA Paul W. Edmondson Timothy P. Whalen Chief Legal Officer & General Counsel Jonathan M. Kemper Leslie Greene Bowman Los Angeles, CA Charlottesville, VA Elizabeth T. Kennan, Ph.D. Michael Forster Chief Financial & Adminstrative Laura W. Bush Karl A. Komatsu, AIA Officer Dallas, TX EX-OFFICIO TRUSTEES Charles R. Longsworth Estevan Rael-Galvez Susan E. Chapman-Hughes Lester G. Fant, III, Chair, National Trust Jeffrey H. Lynford Sr. Vice President of Historic Sites Historic Site Councils and Boards New York, NY Peter L. Malkin Terry R. Richey Lawrence H. Curtis K. Vance Kelley, AIA, Chair, National Ralph McCalmont Chief Marketing Officer Trust Board of Advisors Boston, MA David McCullough Mark McDonald, Chair, Statewide & Joseph H. McGee Kevin D. Daniels *Deceased Local Partners Seattle, WA H. Nicholas Muller III

Jack Davis Ed Passarelli, Representative, Nancy B. Negley Attorney General of the New Orleans, LA Martin L. J. Newman

Christopher J. Elliman Earl A. Powell, III, Director, National Judith A. O’Bannon Gallery of Art New York, NY Charles Hall Page

Gloria Estefan Stephanie Toothman, Ph.D., Louise B. Potter Representative, Secretary of the Miami Beach, FL Gay Ratliff Interior Paul J. Goldberger Wayne Ratkovich New York, NY John F. W. Rogers

Joe Grills TRUSTEES EMERITI Vincent Scully Rapidan, VA Aida M.Alvarez Randall T. Shepard Sheffield Hale Michael A. Andrews Katherine Ann Slick Atlanta, GA Richard D. Baron Joan Smith Irvin M. Henderson Robert M. Bass Camille J. Strachan Henderson, NC Alan S. Boyd Alfred H. Taylor, Jr. Marilynn Wood Hill Linda Bruckheimer Daniel K. Thorne Bronxville, NY Nancy N. Campbell Suzanne W. Turner Luis G. Hoyos J. Revell Carr Jacob B. Underhill III San Dimas, CA Adele Chatfield-Taylor John H. Welborne Diane Keaton Lovida H. Coleman W. Richard West, Jr. Beverly Hills, CA Mary Moragne Cooke Carl B. Westmorland Nancy Killefer Dana H. Crawford Robert White Washington, DC Spencer R. Crew, Ph.D. Phyllis Wyeth Fernando Lloveras San Miguel Julia Jones Daniels Mtamanika Youngblood San Juan, PR Joan K. Davidson Arthur P. Ziegler, Jr. Marcia V. Mayo Mary Werner DeNadai, FAIA Washington, DC Katharine Horn Dickenson HONORARY TRUSTEE Vincent L. Michael, Ph.D. Charles H.P. Duell David McCullough Palo Alto, CA Susan G. Dunham F. Joseph Moravec George M. Esley Washington, DC Jennifer L. Emerson Martha Nelson Elinor K. Farquhar New York, NY Richard W. Freeman, Jr. Dr. Clement A. Price* Harvey B. Gantt Newark, NJ Terry Goddard

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Chair Mr. Robert N. Alfandre* Mr. and Mrs. Tony Gelderman Mr. and Mrs. Richard Sadle Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Kemper The Honorable and Mrs. Victor H. Ashe Ms. Gloria G. Getty Mrs. Meg Salyer Mr. and Mrs. Lowell E. Baier Mr. and Mrs. H. Leland Getz Mr. and Mrs. Roger Sant Founding Chairman Ms. Elizabeth Ballantine and Mr. Paul Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Gibbens Mrs. Douglas Seaman Richard Jenrette Leavitt Mr. and Mrs. S. Parker Gilbert Mrs. George A. Shutt Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Bass Mr. and Mrs. Donald Glickman Mrs. Matthew Simmons Chairmen Emeriti Mrs. Duncan Boeckman Mrs. Janet Goldman Mr. and Mrs. Robert Skerker Mr. Peter L. Malkin Mr. and Mrs. Shelby W. Bonnie Ms. Susan Eckert Lynch Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gray Mrs. Camille Strachan Mr. and Mrs. David Booth Mr. and Mrs. Frank Arthur Daniels, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Grills Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus B. Sweet III Mr. Alan S. Boyd Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Simmons Mr. Joseph P. Gromacki Mr. Daniel K. Thorne Ms. Carolyn Schwenker Brody Mr. Richard Ford* Mr. and Mrs. Graham Gund Mrs. Bert S. Turner Mr. and Mrs. Jackson D. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Fred C. Burns Mr. and Mrs. Sheffield Hale Mr. John Grover Turner and Mrs. Owsley Brown Mr. Jerry Fisher Mr. John H. Bryan Mrs. Penelope Coker Hall Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Bruckheimer Mr. and Mrs. David Uihlein, Jr. Mr. William B. Hart and President, National Trust Mr. Joseph M. Bryan, Jr. Mrs. Constance Eaton Dr. Albert W. van Fossen for Historic Preservation Mr. and Mrs. John H. Bryan Mr. and Mrs. J. Roderick Heller III Mr. and Mrs. Hugh B. Vanderbilt Jr. Stephanie K. Meeks Mr. and Mrs. John H. Bryan III Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Henderson Ms. Virginia A. Weil Mr. Randy Bryant and Mrs. Cecelia Mr. and Mrs. David Herndon Ms. Anne Wright Wilson Gore-Bryant Mrs. Albert John Hettinger III Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Winston Mr. and Mrs. Henry M. Buchbinder Mr. and Mrs. John Hill Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth R. Woodcock Mr. and Mrs. Duane L. Burnham Mr. and Mrs. J. Clifford Hudson Ms. Sara Zumwalt Mr. and Mrs. Fred C. Burns Mrs. Martha R. Ingram Mr. and Mrs. John E. Butler Mr. Richard H. Jenrette *Deceased Mr. Charles Butt Mr. Charles B. Johnson and Dr. Ann L. Mr. and Mrs. Colin G. Campbell Johnson Dr. and Mrs. Martha and Mr. John W. Keith and Geoffrey E. Clark Ms. Shelley Hoon Mr. and Mrs. James L. Coker Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Kemper Mr. and Mrs. Christopher A. Cole Mrs. William R. Kimball Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Collias Mr. George R. Kravis II Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence H. Curtis Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Krehbiel Mr. and Mrs. Frank Arthur Daniels, Jr. Irene D. Kress Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Daniels Mr. David S. Leinbach Mr. and Mrs. Samuel B. Dixon Mr. Henry J. Louis Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Donnelley II Ms. Susan Eckert Lynch Mr. Richard H. Driehaus Mr. and Mrs. Peter L. Malkin Mrs. Robert W. Duemling Mr. and Mrs. Scott P. Malkin Mr. and Mrs. James B. Earthman III Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Malone Ms. Lisa Eccles Mr. and Mrs. M. Holt Massey Mrs. Lori Efroymson-Aguilera and Mr. and Mrs. John McKinnon Mr. Sergio Aguilera Mr. and Mrs. Richard Moran Mrs. Edward Elliman Mr. Doug Morton and Mr. and Mrs. Richard P. Emerson Ms. Marilyn Brown Mr. Joseph J. Famularo Mr. Richard Moseley and Ms. Joanne Gusweiler Mr. Lester Fant III and Mrs. Susan Braselton Fant Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Nicholson Mrs. Elinor K. Farquhar Mr. and Mrs. J. Christopher Nielsen Mr. Ronald Lee Fleming, FAICP Mr. and Mrs. John Notz, Jr. Mr. Richard Ford* Mr. Michael J. Novogradec Mrs. Barbara Nitchie Fuldner Mr. and Mrs. George G. Phillips, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Davis Phillips Mr. and Mrs. Shannon Ratliff Mr. and Mrs. Peter Reed Mr. David Rockefeller Mr. John F.W. Rogers and Ms. Deborah Lehr Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Royce

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Alabama Illinois Missouri Pennsylvania Ms. Alice Bowsher Ms. Susan Barnes Ms. Joan Adam Ms. Caroline Boyce Mr. Samuel Frazier Mr. Matt Cole Mr. David Richardson Mr. August Carlino Mr. Douglas Purcell Mr. David Cordes Mr. Eric Youngberg Ms. Mary Werner DeNadai Ms. Jean Follett Mr. A. Roy Smith Arizona Ms. Corlis Moody Montana Representative Demion Clinco Ms. Paula Robinson Senator Robert Hawks Rhode Island Ms. Linda Mayro Mr. Edward Torrez Mr. James McDonald Ms. Karen Jessup Ms. Mary Oliver Ms. Martha Werenfels Arkansas Indiana Mr. Richard Youngken Dr. Ruth Hawkins Dr. James Glass Nebraska Ms. Cheryl Nichols Mr. Kevin Krulewitch Mr. Douglas Duey Ms. Debbie Shea Mr. Timothy Shelly Ms. Nancy Hoch Mr. Howard Duvall Mr. Glenn Keyes California Iowa Nevada Ms. Linda Dishman Mr. Dan Tindall Ms. Melinda Gustin South Dakota Ms. Donna Graves Mr. Greg Seymour Mr. Albert LeBeau Mr. Luis Hoyos Kansas Mr. Stephen McCarthy Ms. Christy McAvoy Mr. William L. Bruning New Hampshire Mr. William Wyatt Mr. K. Vance Kelley Ms. Martha Fuller-Clark Tennessee Colorado Mr. Daniel Serda Mr. Carroll Van West Mr. David Cohen New Jersey Ms. Ellen Fisher Kentucky Senator Diane Allen Texas Ms. Ann Alexander Pritzlaff Ms. Anne Arensberg Mr. Ronald Magill Ms. Margarita Araiza Mrs. Helen Dedman Mr. Samuel Collins Connecticut Ms. Barbara Hulette New Mexico Ms. Virginia McAlester Mr. Charles Janson Ms. Ann Early Sutherland Mr. Ernest Ortega Mr. Charles Lyle Ms. Theresa Pasqual Utah Louisiana Mr. Robert White Delaware Ms. Winifred Byrd New York Mr. Scott Wyatt Mr. E. Michael DiPaolo Ms. Jean Sayres Ms. Lisa Ackerman Mr. C. Roderick Maroney Ms. Dana Saylor-Furman Vermont Maine Ms. Catherine Schweitzer Mr. Paul Bruhn District of Columbia Mr. James Day Ms. Sharr Steele-Prohaska Ms. Elizabeth Humstone Mr. Charles Cassell Mr. Edward Hobler Ms. Gretchen Sullivan Sorin Mr. Robert McBride Mr. David Morgan Ms. Kathryn Smith Ms. Katherine Ann Slick Virginia Mr. Dreck Wilson Maryland Mr. Steven Schuster Ms. Nancy Campbell Mr. H. Grant Dehart Dr. Benjamin Speller Mr. William Hart Florida Ms. Louise Lake-Hayman Mr. Lacy Ward, Jr. Mr. Robert Lambeth, Jr. Ms. Marion Almy Mr. Edward McMahon Mr. Harry Warthen Mr. Ralph Johnson North Dakota Mr. Bruce Judd Massachusetts Mr. Donald Haugen Virgin Islands Ms. Janet Matthews Mr. Philip Herr Ms. Barbara Lang Mr. Gerville Larsen Mr. George Neary Mr. Drew Leff Ms. Amy Sakariassen Dr. Arleen Pabón Mr. Barnes Riznik Washington Ohio Mr. Horace Foxall, Jr. Georgia Michigan Ms. Kathleen Crowther Ms. Karen Gordon Ms. Jeanne Cyriaque Mr. Ted Ligibel Ms. Sandra Hull Mr. Paul Mann Mr. Mark McDonald Ms. Pamela O’Connor Mr. John Moore Mr. Michael Sullivan Mr. James Turner Hawaii Oklahoma West Virginia Ms. Lani Lapilio Minnesota Ms. Susan Dunham Ms. Laura Kurtz Kuhns Ms. Spencer Leineweber Mr. Douglas Gasek Mr. John Mabrey Ms. Monica Miller Mr. Franky Jackson Mr. Martin Newman Idaho Ms. Charlene Roise Mr. Barrett Williamson Wisconsin Ms. Marilyn Sabella Mr. William Stark Mr. Matt Jarosz Ms. Terri Schorzman Mr. Benjamin Vander Kooi Oregon Ms. Jodi Sweeney Mr. George Kramer Mississippi Ms. Denyse McGriff Wyoming Mr. Alex Thomas Mr. Richard Michaelson Mr. James Davis Mr. Kurt Dubbe Mr. Alvin Wiederspahn*

*Deceased

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Arizona Louisiana North Carolina Utah Archeology Southwest Foundation for Historical Louisiana Alliance for Historic Hillsborough Utah Heritage Foundation Louisiana Landmarks society Cashiers Historical Society Arkansas Louisiana Trust for Historic Historic Salisbury Foundation, Inc. Vermont Historic Preservation Alliance Preservation Preservation Durham Preservation Trust of Vermont of Arkansas Preservation Resource Center of New Preservation Greensboro Orleans Quapaw Quarter Association Incorporated Virginia Preservation North Carolina Preservation Virginia California Maine Preservation Society of Asheville & Greater Portland Landmarks Buncombe County California Preservation Foundation Washington Maine Preservation Preservation Chapel Hill Los Angeles Conservancy Historic Seattle Preservation Action Council Spokane Preservation Advocates of San Jose Maryland Ohio Washington Trust for Historic San Francisco Heritage Baltimore Heritage, Inc. Cincinnati Preservation Association Preservation Preservation Maryland Cleveland Restoration Society Colorado Columbus Landmarks Foundation West Virginia Colorado Preservation, Inc. Massachusetts Heritage Ohio Preservation Alliance of West Virginia Historic Denver, Inc. Preservation Massachusetts Oberlin Heritage Center/O.H.I.O. Vandalia Heritage Foundation Boston Preservation Alliance Connecticut Historic Boston Incorporated Oklahoma Wisconsin Connecticut Trust for Historic Waterfront Historic Area League Preservation Oklahoma, Inc. Madison Trust for Historic Preservation (WHALE) Preservation Oregon Milwaukee Preservation Alliance Florida Michigan Architectural Heritage Center/Bosco- Dade Heritage Trust Michigan Historic Preservation Milligan Foundation Florida Trust for Historic Preservation Network Restore Oregon John Gilmore Riley Center/ Preservation Detroit Museum for African American Pennsylvania History & Culture Minnesota Pittsburgh History and Landmarks Preservation Alliance of Minnesota Foundation Georgia Preservation Alliance for Greater Cherokee County Historical Society Mississippi Philadelphia The Georgia Trust Mississippi Heritage Trust Preservation Pennsylvania Historic Augusta, Inc. Historic Columbus Foundation Missouri Puerto Rico Historic Macon Foundation Historic Kansas City Foundation Conservation Trust of Puerto Rico Historic Savannah Foundation Missouri Preservation Newtown Macon Rhode Island Thomasville Landmarks, Inc. Montana Preserve Rhode Island Montana Preservation Alliance Providence Preservation Society Hawaii Historic Hawaii Foundation Nevada South Carolina Preserve Nevada Historic Beaufort Foundation Illinois Historic Charleston Foundation Landmarks Illinois New Hampshire Palmetto Trust for Historic Preservation Historic Chicago Bungalow New Hampshire Preservation Alliance Association Preservation Society of Charleston

New Mexico Indiana Tennessee Los Alamos Historical Society Historic Madison, Inc. Tennessee Preservation Trust Historic New Carlisle, Inc. CornerStones, Inc. New York Indiana Landmarks Heritage Alliance of Northeast Preservation League Tennessee Wabash Valley Trust of New York State & Southwest Virginia Landmark Society of Western New Kansas York Knox Heritage Kansas Preservation Alliance Saratoga Springs Preservation Foundation Texas Kentucky Abilene Preservation League Blue Grass Trust for Historic Historic Fort Worth, Inc. Preservation Historic Mesquite, Inc. Preservation Kentucky, Inc. Historic Tyler, Inc. Preservation Louisville Preservation Dallas Preservation Houston Preservation Texas, Inc. San Antonio Conservation Society

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1. Battle Mountain Sanitarium, Hot Springs, SD 2. Bay Harbor East Island, FL 3. Chattanooga State Office Building, Chattanooga, TN 4. Cincinnati Music Hall, Cincinnati, OH 5. Frank Lloyd Wright’s Spring House, Tallahassee, FL 6. Historic Wintersburg, Huntington Beach, CA 7. Mokuaikaua Church, Kailua-Kona, HI 8. Shockoe Bottom, Richmond, VA 9. The Palisades, Englewood Cliffs, NJ 10. The Palladium, St. Louis, MO 11. Union Terminal, Cincinnati, OH

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WEST SOUTH Antiguo Acueducto del Rio Piedras (San Juan Waterworks) Ancestral Places of Southeast Utah Charleston Waterfront SAN JUAN, PUERTO RICO SAN JUAN COUNTY, UTAH CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA Historic Post Office Buildings Boggsville Delta Queen NATIONWIDE LAS ANIMAS, COLORADO CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE Cooper-Molera Adobe Fort Monroe MONTEREY, CALIFORNIA HAMPTON, VIRGINIA Fort Huachuca—Mountain View James River COMPLETED CAMPAIGNS Officers’ Club (MVOC) VIRGINIA ARIZONA Bridges of Yosemite Valley Miami Marine Stadium YOSEMITE NATIONAL PARK, CALIFORNIA Great Bend of the Gila MIAMI, FLORIDA ARIZONA Chimney Rock Mississippi Delta National Heritage ARCHULETA CO., COLORADO Houston Astrodome Area HOUSTON, TEXAS MISSISSIPPI Haas-Lilienthal House SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA Manhattan Project Historic Sites Rosenwald Schools NEW MEXICO, TENNESSEE, WASHINGTON SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST Joe Frazier’s Gym PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA Mount Taylor Shenandoah National Park CIBOLA COUNTY, NEW MEXICO VIRGINIA Nantucket Lightship BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS Painted Desert Community Complex Shockoe Bottom PETRIFIED FOREST NATIONAL PARK, ARIZONA RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Prentice Women’s Hospital CHICAGO, ILLINOIS Pond Farm Sweet Auburn Historic District GUERNEVILLE, CALIFORNIA ATLANTA, GEORGIA Princeton Battlefield PRINCETON, NEW JERSEY Waikiki Natatorium Texas Courthouses WAIKIKI, HAWAII STATEWIDE TEXAS Terminal Island PORT OF LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA Willamette Falls Navigation Canal and Union Station Washington National Cathedral Locks WASHINGTON, DC WASHINGTON, DC WEST LINN, OREGON Woodlawn ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA White Grass JACKSON HOLE, WYOMING

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Battle Mountain Sanitarium NORTHEAST HOT SPRINGS, SOUTH DAKOTA Ellis Island Hospital Complex Cincinnati Icons: Union Terminal— NEW YORK HARBOR Music Hall CINCINNATI, OHIO Hinchliffe Stadium PATERSON, NEW JERSEY Farnsworth House PLANO, ILLINOIS Lyndhurst TARRYTOWN, NEW YORK Milwaukee VA Soldiers Home MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN Malcolm X—Ella Little-Collins House BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS Pullman National Historic District CHICAGO, ILLINOIS New York State Pavilion QUEENS, NEW YORK Theodore Roosevelt’s Elkhorn Ranch NEAR MEDORA, NORTH DAKOTA The Palisades NEW JERSEY Village of Zoar ZOAR, OHIO Pawtucket Dam LOWELL, MASSACHUSETTS Villa Lewaro/Madam C.J. Walker Estate IRVINGTON, NEW YORK Whitney Studio NEW YORK, NEW YORK

National Treasure Pullman National Historic District in Chicago, IL

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Acoma Sky City Drayton Hall Philip Johnson’s Glass House Owned and operated by the Pueblo Owned and operated by the Owned and operated by the of Acoma National Trust National Trust Acoma, NM Charleston, SC New Canaan, CT www.acomaskycity.org www.draytonhall.org www.philipjohnsonglasshouse.org

African Meeting House Boston Farnsworth House Frank Lloyd Wright’s Pope-Leighey & Abiel Smith School Owned and operated by the House Owned and operated by the Museum National Trust Owned and operated by the of African American History Plano, IL National Trust Boston, MA www.farnsworthhouse.org Alexandria, VA www.maah.org www.popeleighey1940.org Filoli African Meeting House Nantucket Owned by the National Trust President Lincoln’s Cottage & Boston—Higginbotham House and operated by the Filoli Center Owned by the United States Owned and operated by the Museum Woodside, CA Armed Forces and operated of African American History by the National Trust www.filoli.org Nantucket, MA Washington, DC www.afroammuseum.org www.lincolncottage.org The Gaylord Building Owned and operated by the National Belle Grove Trust The Shadows Owned by the National Trust and Lockport, IL Owned and operated by the operated by Belle Grove, Inc. National Trust www.gaylordbuilding.org Middletown, VA New Iberia, LA www.bellegrove.org www.shadowsontheteche.org Hotel de Paris Museum Owned and operated by the National Brucemore Society of the Colonial Dames of Touro Synagogue Owned by the National Trust and America in the State of Colorado Owned by the Congregation operated by Brucemore, Inc Georgetown, CO Jeshuat Israel and Shearith Israel Cedar Rapids, IA and operated by the Touro www.hoteldeparismuseum.org Synagogue Foundation www.brucemore.org Newport, RI James Madison’s Montpelier www.tourosynagogue.org Chesterwood Owned by the National Trust Owned and operated by the and operated by the Montpelier National Trust Foundation Villa Finale Stockbridge, MA Montpelier Station, VA Owned and operated by the National Trust www.chesterwood.org www.montpelier.org San Antonio, TX www.villafinale.org Clivden Kykuit Owned by the National Trust and Owned by the National Trust and operated by Cliveden, Inc operated by the Rockefeller Woodlawn Philadelphia, PA Brothers Fund Owned and operated by the National Trust www.cliveden.org The Pocantico Center Tarrytown, NY Alexandria, VA www.woodlawn1805.org Cooper-Molera Adobe www.hudsonvalley.org Owned by the National Trust and operated by California State Parks Lower East Side Tenement Museum Woodrow Wilson House Monterey District, California State Owned and operated by the Lower Owned and operated by the Parks East Side Tenement Museum, Inc National Trust Monterey, CA New York, NY Washington, DC www.parks.ca.gov www.tenement.org www.woodrowwilsonhouse.org

David M. Rubenstein National Lyndhurst Center for White House History Owned and operated by the at Decatur House National Trust Owned by the National Trust and Tarrytown, NY operated by the White House Historical Association www.lyndhurst.org Washington, DC www.decaturhouse.org Oatlands Owned by the National Trust and operated by Oatlands, Inc Leesburg, VA www.oatlands.org

44 NATIONAL TRUST FOR HISTORIC PRESERVATION : PreservationNation.org COUNCIL AND BOARD Cliveden Drayton Hall Hotel de Paris Museum MEMBERS Philadelphia, PA Charleston, SC Georgetown, CO John. L.Asher Richard Almeida Mary Lee Anderson, Treasurer Brenda Beiser Catherine Brown Braxton Debra DeForest Acoma Sky City Glenn Bergman Lonnie Bunch Mary Riddle Clark, Chairman Acoma, NM Jennifer Celata, Chair Matthew Cochrane-Logan Mary Lanius David F. Garcia, 1st Lt. Governor John T. Chew, Co-Secretary Edward E. Crawford, Co-Vice Chair Connie Primus, Secretary Brian Hepting, 3rd Sheriff Mary Werner DeNadai Stephen P. Dopp Mary Anne Sehorn Morris Lowden, 2nd Sheriff Erica Armstrong Dunbar Charles H. Drayton, Jr. Peggy Speckman, Assistant Treasurer Daniel Lucario, Tribal Secretary Darryl J. Ford Frank B. Drayton, Jr. Charles Riley, Head Councilman Ellen Gilberti Eric W. Emerson Jody Vallo, 2nd Lt. Governor Ann N. Greene Carl I. Gable Kykuit BarneyVallo, Tribal Interpreter Garth Herrick Stephen F. Gates, Chairman Tarrytown, NY David Vallo, Head Sheriff Damian Jackson Marilynn Hill Anne Bartley Randall Vicente, Governor Alan Keiser Kristopher King Nicholas Burns Robert A. MacDonnell Douglas B. Lee Wendy Gordon Janice Manzi Benjamin F. Lendhardt, Jr. Stephen Heintz Belle Grove Mary Minehan McKenzie Fulton D. Lewis, Jr. Miranda Kaiser Middletown, VA Randall Miller Hampton Morris, Co-Vice Chair Vali Nasr John Adamson, Chair Theodore Reed,Vice Chair H.M. Osteen, Jr., Treasurer Timothy O’Neill Douglas Bartley Susan Roberts Duane Parrish Wendy O’Neill James Beamer Elisabeth Shellenberger, Co-Secretary Suzanne Pollak Joseph Pierson Suzanne Conrad, Vice Chair Michael Prevost Kavita Ramdas Nancy Comer Justin Rockefeller Debbie Donehey Cooper-Molera Adobe Emeritus Richard Rockefeller Sandy Dunkle Monterey, CA Jane deButts Steven Rockefeller James Gable, Treasurer Toy Bryant, Treasurer Charles Drayton Valerie Rockefeller Wayne Lyne Leith Betty Crowder, Co-President Joseph H. McGee Arlene Shuler Suzanne Porter Jane Garrettson, Secretary Connie H. Wyrick Marsha Simms Deborah Ritenour, Secretary Jan Houser, Co-President Honorary Beverly Bowman Shoemaker Bende Kelly, Membership Chair Joseph McGill Dorothy Page Sullenberger Susan Miller, Newsletter Editor Lower East Side Tenement Museum Kris Tierney Suzanne Siegelman, Website Chair New York, NY WilliamTruban Gayle Paul, Co-Membership Chair Filoli Sen. Jill Holtzman Vogel Maryanne Martin, Social Media Chair Woodside, CA Zach D. Aarons Toni Barrack, President Andrew S. Berkman Emeritus Denise Bates Perry A. Cacace Scot Butler David M. Rubenstein National Bill Bocook Mark Costello Lawrence Goldschmidt Center for White House History David Buergler Marie Devlin Betty Edwards at Decatur House Donna Colson Susan Gray Suzanne McKown Washington, DC Carol Croce, Vice President Gary E. Handel, AIA Lawrence J. Lasser Jane Yerkes John T. Behrendt, Treasurer Carolyn Daley Nyna Dolby Paul J. Massey, Jr. Michael R. Beschloss Judith Messina The Honorable John H. Dalton Judy Gaffney Brucemore Mark Gathmann Scott Metzner Henry A. Dudley, Jr. Eleanor Pelta Cedar Rapids, IA Alice Carrington Foultz Lennie Gotcher Jacque Jarve Mary Schuette Kathleen Aller Cathy Gorn Virginia Sermier Tom Amosson Janet A. Howard Peggy Bort Jones Ron Kovas, Treasurer Stephen B. Siegel Echo Batson, Vice President Knight Kiplinger Jill Totenberg Arvind Dandekar Professor Martha Joynt Kumar Cinnie Magowan Tony Meier Alan G. Weiler Craig DeWulf, Treasurer Mike McCurry John P. Wolf Brenda Duello, President James I. McDaniel, Secretary Terry Negendank Ron Peyton Alice F. Yurke Christian Fong Robert M. McGee Merryl SnowZegar Tim Hill Professor Roger B. Porter Ann Ritter Darice Keating Harry G. Robinson III Vic Rosasco Lawrence Schwab Honorary Tim Kintner John F.W. Rogers, Vice Chair Gale A. Brewer Todd McNall Frederick J. Ryan, Jr. Chair CharlotSingleton Christian Smith Margaret S. Chin Paul Morf Gary J. Walters Kirsten E. Gillibrand Sarah Olson Gail Berry West Pam Smith Carol Spieker Gigi Li Tom Peffer, Secretary Carolyn B. Maloney Phil Peterson Ex-Officio Sanjay Subhedar Bob Walker Charles E. Schumer James H. Billington Nydia M. Velazquez G. Wayne Clough Mary White, Secretary David Wollenberg Chesterwood David Ferriero Emeritus Stockbridge, MA Earl Powell III Ruth Abram Beth Henriques Anita Jacobson Emeritus Gaylord Building Holga S. Orthofer Lockport, IL Maureen A. Raab Nash Castro Karin Watkins Jeannine Smith Clark Gerald Adelmann Peter D. Lord GeorgeElsey Bonnie Covelli Christopher Burke Nancy Folger Dr. Dennis H. Cremin Sheila Thunfors Clayton Frye, Jr. Barbara C. Donnelley David Granger Thomas Drake Honorary Elise K. Kirk Thomas C. Iskalis, Chair Ingersoll Cunningham Floretta Dukes Mckenzie Lucas Janchecko Leonard L. Silverstein Andrea Moore Emeritus Honorary Dev Trivedi Lila W. Berle Bernard R. Meyer Rosemary Winters Jeannene T. Booher Terry Bryant Wise Nancy J. Fitzpatrick Michael P. Hale Anita Heller Deborah H. Kelley Sarah laCour James D. Tobin John E. Toole Peter van S. Rice

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COUNCIL AND BOARD Museum of African American History President Lincoln’s Cottage Villa Finale MEMBERS Boston, MA Washington, DC San Antonio, TX Muhammad Ali-Salaam Candace Shy Hooper George Ames, Finance Reginald A. Champagne David Bruce Smith Committee Chair Lyndhurst Cathleen Douglas Stone, Vice Chair Edna Greene Medford, Ph.D. Sally Buchanan Tarrytown, NY for Development Eric Speigel Professor Charles E. Cantú Jan Blaire Carmen Fields, Chair Jean Baderschneider Bill Dupont, AIA Judy Clark David Garrison James Lynch, Ph. D. Linda Hardberger Barbara Deisroth Jacqueline Glenn John Goodloe Claire Gillespie Inglish Andrea Glanz James S. Hoyte, First Vice Chair Michael Kahn Jessie Kardys, Governance Catherine Ladnier for Strategic Planning and Board Lester Fant III Committee Chair Guy Leeser Development Richard Murphy Jane Karotkin, Collections Bill Miller Paul Karoff Sharon Patrick Committee Chair Chris Nolan Robert P. Mitchell Tefft Smith Anna Peavy, Buildings and Grounds David Parker M. Lee Pelton Chair Peter Shepard Bur II Marita Rivero Emeritus Pamela Rosser Steve Tilly, Chair Clayton D. Samuels, Treasurer RichardMoe Pat Semmes Ken Woodcock Monalisa Smith Edward Schroeder Chris Nolan Richard Soden Tobin Wells Smith Sylvia Stevens-Edouard Shadows-on-the-Teche Katherine Sosa Ex-Officio Rebecca Miller Sykes New Iberia, LA Edward Galt Steves Nora Galland Louis Wilson Taylor Barras, Chair Katie Hite Heather Wishik John Betar Gray Williams Hubert Dumesnil Woodlawn & Frank Lloyd Wright’s Jim Foret Pope-Leighey House Oatlands Ernest Freyou Alexandria, VA James Madison’s Montpelier Leesburg, VA Carolyn Groner, Event Chair Peter Christensen, Chair Orange, VA Mimi Abel Smith Robert Jordan James Finn, AIA, Finance Officer Arthur H. Bryant, Jr. Robert Allen Patrick Little Emily McNaughton Nancy N. Campbell Jill P. Beach Charles Sanders II Osborne Phinizy Mackie PatriciaCrowe Cheryle Beebe Beverly Shea Florence Bryan Fowlkes Elizabeth Ellers Ex-Officio Eugene W. Hickok Grenville Emmet F. Joseph Moravec Dennis A. Kernahan George Grayson Touro Synagogue Robert Leath Hurst Groves Newport, RI John F. Macon, II Eugene Gulland, Esq. Sally Abbey, Secretary Woodrow Wilson House Gregory May, Chair Michael Huber James Ackerman Washington, DC Stephen T. McLean Pamela Jones M. Bernard Aidinoff, Vice Chair Ambassador Victor Ashe Stephanie Meeks Mary Sue Kitchen Beverly Bavly Anthony W. Atkiss Leigh B. Middleditch, Jr. Douglas R. Miller Morris Bergman Linna Barnes, Chair Roger H. Mudd Michael O’Connor, Chair Elliott Brodsky Nancy A. Bliss Dr. Sean T. O’Brien Victoria Redgrave David Brodsky, First Vice Chair Elizabeth Cooper Doyle Frank Qui Rob Spicer Jerrold Dorfman Edward Gerber Professor Jack Rakove Vicki Van Mater Alan Edelstein Frank Gilbert Cynthia M. Reusché Steven Wear Barbara Epstein Dr. Dianne McRae Gail Serfaty Nan Shaver Whalen Bernard Gewirz, Vice Chair Garrett Peck John J. Sponski David F. Williams, Esq. Susan Goldberg Ella Strubel William B. Wolf Benjamin Gordon Ex-Officio Professor G. Edward White Diane Hurley Alex A. Beehler Honorary Stephen Kaplan Cary Clark Fuller Emeritus Childs F. Burden Bethany Kendall The Honorable Christopher W. Keller Arthur J. Collias Ann F. Hunt Rachel Koenig Harriet Sayre McCord Walter W. Craigie W. Brown Morton James Leach Honorary David Gibson Herbert Meister Letitia Baldrige Joe Grills, Chair Jonathan deSola Mendes Sterling R. Bolling, Jr. Professor A.E. Dick Howard Philip Johnson’s Glass House Zalman D. Newman Stuart J. Brahs Dr. Ralph Ketcham New Canaan, CT Laura Pedrick Constance Carter William H. Lewis, Chair Barry Bergdoll Michael Pimental Elinor K. Farquhar Richard Moe Peter Brant Donna Podrat Allan D. McKelvie Louise B. Potter Beth DeWoody Melvin Prostkoff Set Charles Momjian Hunter Rawlings III Carla Emil Shirley Saunders Ellen H. Proxmire William Remington Mark Fletcher Martin Schatzoff Peggy Rhodes Margaret Rhoads Paul Goldberger SamuelShamoon The Honorable Jane Sloat Ritchie Peter G. Rice Edwin Hathaway Lawrence E. Sheftel Dorothy M. Woodcock H.B. Sedwick III Hilary Lewis Alfred Slifka Dr. Fitz W.M. Woodrow, Jr. Elizabeth Waters Martha Nelson Elliott Slom Margaret Russell Rita D. Slom, Treasurer Ex-Officio Robert Stern Andrew M. Teitz, Chair Henry E. I. DuPont Nadja Swarovski Louise E. Teitz H. E. Irénée DuPont II Zach Vella Harvey Wolinetz Anthony Vidler Roy Zuckerberg

Ex-Officio Meryle Cawley Rabbi Marc Mandel Bea S. Ross Keith W. Stokes Saul Woythaler

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Boise Field Office Houston Field Office San Francisco Field Office Boise, ID Houston, TX San Francisco, CA 208.891.4121 870.816.0774 415.947.0692

Boston Field Office Los Angeles Field Office Seattle Field Office Boston, MA Los Angeles, CA (Preservation Green Lab) 617.523.0885 213.232.1123 Seattle, WA 206.324.0397 Charleston Field Office Nashville Field Office Charleston, SC Nashville, TN Washington, DC Field Office 843.722.8552 615.226.4078 Washington, DC 202.588.6040 Chicago Field Office New York City Field Office Chicago, IL New York, NY 312.939.5547 212.522.1208

Denver Field Office Portland Field Office Denver, CO Canby, OR 303.623.1504 503.333.3900

PHOTO CREDITS All photos except as noted below are owned by the National Trust for Historic Preservation. Credits indicated are from left to right unless otherwise noted. Cover 1: Duncan Kendall Pages 4–5: (bottom three) Susana Raab; (all others) Duncan Kendall Pages 6–7: (top left) Kenneth Hayden; (all others) Robert Gibson; Page 12: Richard Barnes Pages 14-15: (top left and top right) Paul Rocheleau; (bottom right) Richard Barnes Page 19: Carol Highsmith Pages 20–21: Kevin Chang Pages 22–23: (top) Ted Eytan; (bottom right) iStock.com Page 24: iStock.com Page 25: (bottom) Jeff Kowalsky Pages 26–27: (clockwise from top left) Patrick McKay; Beau Blackburn; Susan Raab; Alan C. Spector; Andy Donaldson Pages 28-29: (clockwise from top left) Rod Glover; GSBS Architects; John Dyer; iStock.com; Grant Miller; The Alexander Company Page 31: Audrey Hall Pages 36–37: Duncan Kendall Pages 42–43: Cynthia Lynn Page 48: Robert Gibson

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