1920 1 Annual Report

A Publication of The Preservation Society of Newport County 2019-2020 Annual Report Editor: Barbara Shea Contributors: Gary Ruff Bill Tavares Design: Roskelly Inc. Printing: Meridian Printing

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OUR MISSION Preservation Society VIPs (Volunteers In Preservation) assisting with Stone Wall Project at Glen Farm. Great Houses connect people to a nation’s heritage and open windows to another age. The Preservation Society of Newport County is a non-profit organization whose mission is to protect, preserve, and present an exceptional collection of house museums and landscapes in one of the most historically intact cities in America. We hold in public trust the Newport Mansions which are an integral part of the living fabric of Newport, Rhode Island. These 2 sites exemplify three centuries of the finest achievements in American architecture, decorative arts, and landscape design spanning the Colonial era to the Gilded Age. Through our historic properties, educational programs, Newport Mansions Wine & Food Festival, Rosecliff and related activities we engage the public in the story of America’s vibrant cultural heritage. We seek to inspire and promote an appreciation of the value of preservation to enrich the lives of people everywhere.

PRESERVATION SOCIETY PROPERTIES Arnold Burying Ground (1675) Hunter House (circa 1748) Kingscote (1839-1841) Chateau-sur-Mer (1851-1852) Green Animals Topiary Garden (circa 1860) Chepstow (1860-1861) Green Animals Topiary Garden Visitors to The Breakers Isaac Bell House (1881-1883) 424 Bellevue Avenue (1887-1888) Marble House (1888-1892) The Breakers (1893-1895) The Breakers Stable & Carriage House (1895) The Elms (1899-1901) Rosecliff (1899-1902) Rovensky Park (1959)

Photography Credits: Jamie Asciolla, Gavin Ashworth, Andrea Carneiro, Dan Christina, Corbettphotography.net John R. Corbett, Andrea Hansen, Dave Hansen, Eloise Heath, Natalie Manning, Nick Mele, Patti Miller, Roskelly.com, Gary Ruff, Mike Taber, Bill Tavares

Cover Clockwise: The Breakers; Photo montage, unknown artist, Portrait Bust of Madame du Barry, white marble, c. 1900, Foyer, The Elms and Conservatory, The Elms; The Breakers; Visitor Experience employee Dena Pemental, Becoming Vanderbilt Exhibition at Rosecliff The Breakers; Sparkling Lights, The Breakers; Visitors to The Breakers; The Breakers, Caretaker Harold Mathews, The Elms Annual Report 2019-2020 3

But our many accomplishments of the past year are now in stark contrast to our present circumstances. As you know, our lovely houses have all been closed, due to the COVID pandemic, since March 15, and we have only just been able to open The Breakers and The Elms again, on June 4, last week.

Truthfully it was quite an achievement to get to this point, and a very costly one, both financially and emotionally. We have had to downsize in every possible way, and many of our staff, our friends and colleagues are no longer by our sides.

I very much want you to know that the effort expended by Trudy Coxe, Jim Burress, John Rodman, and Terry Dickinson to get us to the point of being able to reopen these houses and safely present them to our visitors is nothing short of miraculous. Each day, even each hour, brought changes which had to be considered and incorporated into multiple plans. Each day absorbed energy that I cannot even begin to fathom. All of this incredibly hard work resulted in a remarkably 3 well-organized plan for the future, known as Project Relaunch. Chairman’s Report

By Monty Burnham From the Virtual Annual Meeting June 11, 2020

Billiard Room, The Breakers Good evening, ladies and gentlemen, this is Monty Burnham, Trudy, Jim, John and Terry deserve our very highest regard, as do Chairman of the Board of Trustees. Welcome to the 75th Annual Leslie Jones, our Chief Curator and Mike Taber, head of the Properties Meeting of the Preservation Society, albeit a virtual meeting, which Dept., who together worked out all the details of the COVID-19 Plan, makes it two unique events in one. I must tell you, I could not and Maria Corey, Human Resources, who singlehandedly coped with have imagined an annual meeting like this one in my wildest every aspect of the unhappy necessity of laying off employees. dreams (or perhaps I should say my wildest nightmares). There is no doubt in my mind, nor in the opinion of our Board of The world around us has changed. If this were an annual Trustees, that we will be able to initiate a new process for directing the meeting held under normal circumstances, we would be at Rosecliff mission of the Preservation Society. We will get back to level ground, this evening with me standing at the podium and you sitting in those and along the way will become more resilient and nimble. And hope- wonderfully comfortable ballroom chairs that we all love. Instead fully we may be able to rehire a number of the employees whom we we are in the Music Room at The Breakers, or at least some of us have had to lay off. are, with the others, like me, on Zoom. I would like to cite two of our most noteworthy accomplishments After my welcoming remarks I would then begin by filling you finished prior to the pandemic closing. Both projects were at The in on all the accomplishments of the past year. Breakers. The first project was the beautifully restored exit from the original laundry drying yard up to the carriageway. The curving 4 The Preservation Society of Newport County

design of the exit is one of the loveliest driveways you will ever see; it required nearly 10,000 pavers, many of them hand cut, and even melts its own snow. This restoration was supported by a generous gift from the William H. Donner Foundation.

The second accomplishment is the completion of Phase One of The Breakers Landscape Master Plan, made possible by the generosity of the van Beuren Charitable Foundation. This part of the project includes that section of the Serpentine Path which winds from The Breakers side gates past the Welcome Center to the Donor Garden. We are deeply grateful for the transformational gift which made this completion possible.

These major projects are certainly not the only achievements of last year, but are among the many of which we can all be proud. They also serve as an example of the kinds of successes that may lie ahead.

In the meantime, be aware that even during the period when we have been closed, we have been able to accomplish a number of tasks that otherwise would have interfered with our visitors had we been open, so the time was definitely not wasted.

I will conclude by thanking each of you for your significant contributions to the Preservation Society. It is you who share your professional skills and expertise, your wealth of experience, vast amounts of your precious time, and your financial treasure, making this organization the premier collection of historical houses in America, and I think, the world.

Thank you and cheers to all of you!

Laundry Drying Yard and Exitway Restoration, The Breakers; The Elms

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A second thing, and I am really proud of this, after a lot of planning and working with the state Department of Commerce, the Department of Health and others, we were the first museum in the state of Rhode Island to get the green light to open. And, in fact, last Thursday, we did open. We opened The Breakers and The Elms on a limited basis.

How would I portray the last week? I would say that American travelers have yet to get their sea legs. We have done all right, but we are certainly not at the level of attendance we were at last year. Nevertheless, I think we will come back.

Many of you have asked what keeps us moving forward. I want to share a very personal moment with you. I think the thing that has kept me moving forward is the fact that many of you, hundreds of you, have written personal notes, you have written personal emails, and I have learned a lot about why you are members of the Preservation Society. I learned that you really, really love Newport. It’s unbelievable. And I have learned from your notes and your emails that you really love the Newport Mansions, way beyond anything that 6 I’ve ever thought before. And thirdly, I learned that you really want us to succeed and you’re willing to help us any way you can and that is such a motivator. That is so energizing. There are moments in time CEO & Executive when I go back to your letters and I am so grateful for your having Director’s Report sent them because they really mean a lot. By Trudy Coxe From the Virtual Annual Meeting June 11, 2020

If any of you have ever taken a public speaking course, you are advised to never start with a negative. I’m going to start with two. I’m breaking all the rules.

The first negative is – and I think all of you would agree – the last one hundred-plus days have really been hard. They’ve been hard on the Preservation Society, they’ve been hard on each one of us, individually, and they’ve been hard on our families.

The second negative is that nobody quite knows what is going to happen in the future. We are really, really in a very interesting world right now and it is anyone’s guess. So what do you do? Well, the thing that you do is you have to keep going, right? We have no choice. We have to just keep going, moving forward, and moving positively. We have to get through this. We have to somehow break the curse of the coronavirus and get back to normalcy, and that is exactly what we have been doing at the Preservation Society.

We have been working virtually, and we were one of the first institutions in the state of Rhode Island to get a PPP grant. That was incredibly important in order to pay staff at their full rate for eight weeks. It was a stay of execution, but at least it got us through eight weeks of an important time. Virtual Annual Meeting zoomed from The Breakers, June 11, 2020. Annual Report 2019-2020 7

People also ask what they can do to help. There are a lot of things you can do to help. You can get your friends to come and visit. We are eager to welcome people at The Breakers and The Elms, and hope to open the other houses later this season. You can give your friends a membership in the Preservation Society. You can buy all your presents from the Newport Mansions Stores, either online or at Bannister’s Wharf.

And then, most importantly each can invest in Project Relaunch. And I want to take just a moment to talk about Project Relaunch. When we were looking at opening The Breakers and The Elms, we figured out that it takes 25 front-line staff to keep the house open. It costs 2,000 dollars a day to keep The Breakers open. It costs 2,000 dollars a day to pay the salaries of those 25 people. So we figured, well, what if we asked our members and donors to support that? Buy a day for $2,000, buy a week for $15,000, buy a weekend for $5,000, or a month for $65,000. And if you do, you get your name on a banner in the front hall of one or the other of the houses. You get your name on a plaque that 100 years from now, people will say, “that person really helped this organization,” and most of all, you get to help keep people in their jobs at a time when unemployment is really high. More 7 importantly, you help relaunch Newport. One of the things I think people forget about the PS is that our success helps to drive the success of every other business on this island. If we don’t make it, nobody else is probably going to make it. So we have to. That’s the mission. That’s what is important.

If you are still at home and looking for things to do, a lot is going on on our website. Almost every house has been turned virtual, so you can take tours any time of the day or night. They’re fascinating. Several weeks ago, we had a virtual exhibition opening of “Becoming Vanderbilt,” which is at Rosecliff. It’s a phenomenal exhibit of four incredibly interesting women, all Vanderbilt women. I am going to end with a story about Alva Vanderbilt, who built Marble House and who was a very important suffragist. One hundred years later, we women are voting because of much of the work Alva Vanderbilt did back in the 19-teens.

When Alva died, a banner was carried above her casket in her funeral march. The banner said, “Failure is impossible.” And I think we can learn something from that motto 100 years later. That has to be in your head. We cannot fail. I am really, really pleased with the fact that – as you can see from the members of the Board participating in tonight’s meeting – we have a phenomenally strong board. They have been hard at work over the last few months. We have an incredible staff. We have all of you as members and donors. So I think together we can be successful. Failure is impossible. We learned that 100 years ago from Alva Vanderbilt.

Thank you all very much for being with us and please support us if you can. And come and visit as soon as you can.

Thank you.

Stewardship employee Tara Phelan cleaning in the Gothic Room, Marble House. 8 The Preservation Society of Newport County Accomplishments Challenges

• The 28th Annual Newport Symposium, • In early June, the Preservation Society & reluctantly laid off 231 full- and part-time “Movers, Shakers, and Makers: Women in the Arts,” was postponed. employees. This represented 69 percent of our staff. • The Breakers and The Elms opened on June 4, Green Animals Topiary Garden opened in July, and the “Becoming Vanderbilt: An Exhibition at Rosecliff,” was open for 12 weeks. All other properties remained closed. • The Preservation Society hosted for the • While all our houses were closed from first time in its 75-year history a virtual mid-March to early June, we took the Annual Meeting on June 11, 2020. opportunity to complete several projects, • The 25th Newport Flower Show was including improvements to the parking lots postponed until June 18-20, 2021. It will at The Elms and Green Animals Topiary retain the same theme and all competitive Garden; resetting marble floor slabs in the classes will remain the same. • Marble House hosted an installation of Great Hall of The Breakers and repairs sculptures by contemporary artist Nicolas to mosaic tiles in the Billiard Room; Party from July 7 to September 22, 2019. completion of the exterior restoration The installation was curated by Dodie of third-floor windows and doors at The Kazanjian and jointly presented by The Breakers; plaster work and painting in Preservation Society of Newport County Alice Vanderbilt’s bedroom; and others. and Art&Newport. • The exhibition “Tiffany Glass: Painting with Color and Light” at Rosecliff opened December 8, 2019 and closed February 29, 2020. It was composed of 19 lamps, five stained-glass windows and more than 100 pieces of opalescent glass. • Phase II of the ongoing Breakers Landscape Revival, addressing the south portion of the • In January, we announced hosting more Serpentine Path to the Cliff Walk, is well than 1 million tours – 1,006,190 – in 2019. underway. It was our fourth straight year of giving 1 million tours.

• From April through November, we hosted 17 virtual lectures via Zoom video conference, offering our entire Spring and Fall programs for free to the public. This included our first lecture presentation from overseas, a tour of the Zorn Museum in Sweden by its Executive Director and International Council member Dr. Johan Cederlund. Videos of all lectures are • Our Conservation Department directed a available on the Newport Mansions comprehensive, six-week deep cleaning YouTube channel. • On July 22, we introduced “Stroll the of Marble House early in 2020, including • We have posted virtual tours of seven of Gardens and Grounds,” an outdoor-only all surfaces, objects, furnishings and our properties on our website. We also ticket that allowed visitors to picnic on the fabrics. Some pieces that needed created virtual tours of our previous historic landscapes of The Breakers, The conservation work were treated by three exhibitions and our Servant Life Elms and Green Animals Topiary Garden our professional staff. Tour at The Elms. for the first time. Annual Report 2019-2020 9

• The Marble House roof restoration • The Preservation Society hosted its 11th continues. Funds, including a $500,000 annual International Council meeting Save America’s Treasures grant by the virtually on October 20, with members Historic Preservation Fund, were attending from England, France, raised prior to the pandemic. Sweden, Austria and the United States. • “Becoming Vanderbilt: An Exhibition at Rosecliff,” celebrating four remarkable Vanderbilt women, opened September 10 after a pandemic-related delay of five months. It can be visited virtually on our website.

• In August, during our Centennial Commemoration of the 19th Amendment, Marble House was added to the National Votes for Women Trail and Alva Vanderbilt Belmont was inducted into the R.I. Heritage Hall of Fame. The event included a presentation from Blenheim Palace by Lady Henrietta Spencer- Churchill, great-granddaughter of Consuelo Vanderbilt Balsan. • We hosted a Halloween Trick-or-Treat • A smaller Newport Mansions Wine & Scavenger Hunt for families at The Food Festival was held September 17-20. Breakers on October 30. All 540 tickets Attendance was limited at each seminar for this first-time event were sold in less and at the Vintner Dinner and the Sunday than 24 hours. Brunch & Bubbly. The Grand Tastings • “Sparkling Lights at The Breakers: An were eliminated. Every event was sold out. Outdoor Magical Wonderland” was At a time when so many other scheduled introduced on November 21, filling the events in Newport were canceled, it was historic landscape and Serpentine Path a huge success. with holiday lights.

• Two virtual auctions were held, raising • Scenic Aquidneck, a collaboration of the • A 162-page hardcover book, “The $226,850. We learned that our members Preservation Society, Preserve Rhode Island Newport Experience: Sustaining Historic like exclusive opportunities. and the Aquidneck Land Trust, provided Preservation into the 21st Century,” was technical support for a privately funded recently released. Commissioned by the • The Preservation Society Annual Golf project to eliminate 76 utility poles and Preservation Society with funds donated Outing at Newport National Golf Club on overhead lines along 1.2 miles of road in by Richard H. Driehaus, this is an overview August 31 sold out quickly and every player the Third Beach and Indian Avenue area of the history of the organization since its enjoyed a leisurely day on the greens. of Middletown, R.I. inception in 1945. 10 The Preservation Society of Newport County

provided over $1.9 million in funds to the operating budget.

Several important projects were completed this year. A new visitor exit from The Breakers, years in the planning, replaced the deteriorated service drive. The laundry circle, courtyard and service drive were leveled and resurfaced with over 10,000 hand-cut pavers, over a radiant heating system to ensure visitor safety in snow and ice.

We began a $4-million multi-year project to rehabilitate the entire 13-acre Breakers landscape. Phase I revitalized the northwest quadrant of the Serpentine Path, an extensive, meandering path that was a critical landscape feature of the original Breakers owned by Pierre Lorillard. Phase II will be completed in 2021.

A strategic revenue study generated several 10 Treasurer’s new and exciting ideas which have been deferred, Report but stay tuned for some exciting new programs. Roof replacements continue to be a major concern. Both Marble House and Rosecliff roofs Presented by William F. Lucey III are in need of multi-million-dollar restoration From the Virtual Annual Meeting work. Most of the funds for the Marble House June 11, 2020 roof have been raised and the work will be performed in this fiscal year, but we have not yet begun fundraising for the Rosecliff roof. FY20, the fiscal year which ended on March 31, 2020, seems like a lifetime ago, before COVID-19, Our staff is a huge part of the success that the working from home, zooming, social distancing and Preservation Society has achieved, so it was a bitter masking. Who could have imagined our entire day in June 2020 when we were forced to lay off world would be turned so upside down? Last year 231 employees. We obtained a Paycheck Protection seems like a dream now, and it will doubtlessly be Program (PPP) loan to maintain employment for years before we achieve the lofty heights we reached eight weeks, but then we had to reduce staffing to so very recently. a level which reflects the new normal. Revenues in FY20 were $24.5 million, led by So the pandemic continues to challenge us, strong results in admissions, membership sales and but we’re survivors. The Preservation Society special events. Expenses were $23.7 million, of and the Newport County community will which $13.7 million was payroll. By comparison, eventually emerge from this pandemic. When our visitation is down almost 80% in FY21, and our we do, the Preservation Society, along with the revenues will be about half of what they were in rest of our community’s businesses, will need FY20. It would be millions lower if not for all of our support. government assistance, which will probably not be repeated. I look forward to seeing you at the iconic Newport Mansions soon. The stock market tumble at the end of March 2020 led to our endowment declining from $42 million to $38.7. Ideally, we would have an To request a copy of the complete FY2019-2020 endowment of $200 million to help care for the audited financial statements for houses, which are valued for insurance purposes The Preservation Society of Newport County, at over $1 billion. Nevertheless, the endowment please contact James M. Burress, Director of Finance, at [email protected] The Breakers Annual Report 2019-2020 11 12 The Preservation Society of Newport County

12 Antiquarian Award Awarded to David W. Ray

David Ray’s investment in Newport is a great deal deeper than one might think. He is the person who envisioned a colonial house on a dilapidated wharf and made it into a restaurant mecca. David somehow knew that the Clarke Cooke House, not then on Bannister’s Wharf, could be moved, meticulously restored and become a magnet for gourmet eating.

David bought the Clarke House for one dollar and had it moved to the wharf. The purchase price has a role to play here, not in monetary value, but in the fact that the image of George Washington on the bill was painted by Gilbert Stuart, the famed portraitist, who lived with his family as a child on Bannister’s Wharf. Who else but David would have known that as a part of Newport’s history?

Over the years, David would do much more, quietly and behind the scenes, to support Newport’s sense of place. He was a founder of Harbour Court, the New York Yacht Club's Newport clubhouse. He purchased Katherine Warren’s early Federal style home on Mill Street, meticulously restoring both it and its garden. Originally designed by landscape architect Christopher Tunnard, the garden is itself a nationally acclaimed treasure.

What we do today is tomorrow’s history. David knows this now, and must have subconsciously known this many years ago, when he began to make his dreams our reality. For his visionary efforts in making Newport both a contemporary destination and a place with layers and layers of history, we are honored to confer on David W. Ray the Antiquarian Award for Distinguished Service and Untiring Devotion to Making Newport a Special Place to Visit and Live. Annual Report 2019-2020 13 Laurel Awards Presented in recognition of outstanding service, artisanship or leadership.

Newport Garden Club for Horticulture In recognition of its dedication to Newport’s horticultural legacy through its enhancement of the Newport Public Library’s landscape, support for the Newport Flower Show, and involvement in many other civic and environmental endeavors. Accepted by Caroline Slee, Newport Garden Club President. 13

Allison Dufty for Artisanship In recognition of your superb artisanship and magical touch in creating audio tours that tell the stories of the Preservation Society’s Gilded Age properties and the families who created such architectural treasures.

Lew Keen for Volunteerism In recognition of your substantial volunteer efforts to help preserve for generations to come historic cemeteries in Newport, Rhode Island including the Common Burying Ground and God’s Little Acre, along with Braman and Old City Cemeteries. 14 The Preservation Society of Newport County Project Relaunch The Breakers & The Elms are Open Thanks to Our Generous Sponsors

Anonymous (13) The Robert and Lisbeth A4 Architecture Gett Giving Fund Janet and David Aldrich Rita and Jonathan Gewirz Amica Companies Cleo and Michael Gewirz Foundation Katie and Steven Gewirz AR Global Go Together Media Investments, LLC Goelet, LLC Kathryn Arent Mr. and Mrs. William H. 14 Andrew J. Arkin Goldfarb Alicia and Michael Diana and Peter Gonzalez van Arsdall Dee and Richard Gordon Nancy and Alexander Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. von Auersperg Grace Gloria Austin Sherri and Jack Grace The JMB Charitable Fund Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Ballard Christopher R. Greenman Lockett Ford Ballard, Jr. Richard Griswold The Bank of America Sharon and Peter Grossman Charitable Foundation Paul Haigney BankNewport Mr. and Mrs. S. Dr. Holly M. Bannister and Matthews V. Hamilton, Jr Douglas L. Newhouse The Hamilton Family Carol and David Bazarsky Foundation Christina and Joseph A. Hammer Christopher Begy Emmy and Franklin Haney Candace and Rick Beinecke Kathleen Campbell and Sister Patricia Combies Joanna and Angus Davis Peter C. Erichsen and Michael Harvey David Palumb Rosemary and Marie Bennett Peggy and Lyn Comfort Karen and Alan S. Dawes Torrence Harder Leah and Ross Cann Nancy and Bob Evans Mr. and Mrs. Mortimer Mr. and Mrs. Eugene P. Kenneth D. DeCan Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Berkowitz III Richard Carey Conese, Jr. Deborah Del Nero The Felicia Fund Harper III James D. Berwind Carnegie Corporation of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew B. Patricia and Michael Harriet and Peter Harris New York Constantine Barbara Delutis Fernandez Karen and J. Stuart Bevan Wendy and Edward Harvey Andrea Carneiro Bill and Karen Corcoran Dorothy B. Denault Dr. and Mrs. Edwin G. Mil Bodron The Harweb Foundation Lauren and Gary Casalveri Trudy Coxe and James P. Rachel and Chauncey Fischer Dotsie and Richard Bohan Gaffney Dewey Heather and Mark Flaherty Mr. and Mrs. William F. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene C. Hatfield Nancy K. Bond Cavanaugh Dr. and Mrs. Jonathan H. Erica and Vin Di Bona Anne and Mark Mrs. Constance T. Haydock The Brauchler-Collins The Champlin Foundation Cronin Michelle and David Flegenheimer Charitable Foundation Donatelli Elizabeth Hayes Barbara and Duncan Kim and Dick Cummins Lynn Egan Flynn Meg and Doug Braff Chapman Michael Cuttitta Mr. and Mrs. John R. Pamela and David B. Ford * Mr. and Mrs. George G. Drexel Herrick Sherry and Mark Brice Robert A. Chase Jennifer Dalrymple and Gwendolyn and Austin Duniry Foundation Hess Corporation Mr. and Mrs. John W. Mrs. E. Taylor Chewning, Jr. Luis Roth Fragomen Brooks, Jr. Maria D'Amario Jeannine Dunlap Lisa and George Francisco Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Maureen and Richard Hickox Eleanor and James Burgess Chilton Mr. and Mrs. John M. Debbie and Jim Eagan Robert T. Galkin Damgard Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Early Kelly Conway and Heather and Bill Burgess Nancy Christy The Hon. and James Hixon Monty and Dick Burnham Anne * and Peter Damon Mr. and Mrs. Paul B. Mrs. Aram G. Garabedian The Greater Cincinnati Edgerley The Hope Foundation Sally Burns Foundation Cheryl and John Danieli Jane Garnett and Jackie and Bill Egan David Booth Leslie and Mark Hull James C. Buttrick Elisabeth and George Clark Jennifer and Dryw Danielson Kate Enroth and Dana General Mills Foundation Mr.and Mrs. James F. Barbara and Warren The Coca-Cola Company Kim and Glenn Darden Schmaltz Gift Matching Program Hunnewell, Jr. Caldwell Holly and John Collins Wendy and George David Carol J. Epstein Melinda and Peter Gerard Mary Hutchinson Employee Jamie Asciolla at The Breakers Annual Report 2019-2020 15

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen B. Mr. and Mrs. Bertram Charles A. Miller and Prince Charitable Trusts Amy K. Rowland Heather Tyrer Huttler Lippincott III Birch Coffey Mrs. Frederick H. Prince Deborah and Chuck United Healthcare Group Kathy and Pierre Beverly and David Little Lois H. and Charles A. Mary Katherine and Royce van Beuren Charitable duPont Irving Richard C. Loebs Miller Foundation Octavius Prince The Hon. Deborah Foundation Geer Isdale The Misdee Wrigley and Ruggiero Loebs Family Foundation James Mather Miller The Prospect Hill Mary and Guy Van Pelt The Ishiyama Foundation The Loti Falk Charitable Charitable Foundation, Inc. Foundation Carol and Ted Sanderson Tony Venetucci and Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey R. Jay Foundation Chris Moss Kenneth Proudfoot Trina and Art Santry Brian Routhier Petra Jenkins Carol and Albert G. Cheryl and Harry Mr. and Mrs. John M. Purdy Diana Pearson Scheetz Dale Venturini and Richard Jenny Lowenthal Mrozowski Thomas H. Quinn, Esq. Shell Chemical Company Anthony DeFusco Kathryn and William F. Kathleen Vieweg and Felicity and Andrew Jones Lucey Karen and John Molly and Guillaume Adrienne and Charles Barry Berger Elizabeth, Harry and Muggeridge de Ramel Schiffner Bill Kahane Henry S. Lynn, Jr. Pamelee Murphy de Ramel Foundation The Scott Family Betsy and Mike Vitton Edward W. Kane and Kati and Ronald K. Machtley Naomi L. Neville The GWR Foundation Benjamin M. Scott Judy and Angelo Volta Martha J. Wallace Dr. and Mrs. Robert B. Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Fund at the North Texas Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Wallace Family Kane Wallace Foundation MacKay Nichols Community Foundation DeForest Scott Foundation Trudy and Lewis Keen Paula Madden Laurie Nicoletti Gail Williamson Rawl Kari and Craig Shapero Kathleen and Maigi Purru and David Warren Ray Bill Wallace Susan Kenny Peter E. Madden Rita and Bogdan Nowak Mr. and Mrs. James P. Richard C. Wallace Mr. and Mrs. William M. The OLB Foundation Rita and Norton Reamer Shay Keogh Anne and John Manice Cynthia Stewart Reed Jocelyn and Buck The Wapping Road Heidi and Robert Manice Chyleene and Jack Sherman Foundation Belinda Buck Kielland and O'Connor Kristin and Tyson Reed The Edwin S. Webster Walter Glennon Marion and Michael Mariner Joanne O’Dwyer and Walter G. D. Reed, Esq. Merrill W. Sherman Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Peter D. Linda Marks and Donald Tofias RI Council for the Talia Shoshany and Susan and Bob Webster Kiernan III Rafael Lopez Amanda Orr Humanities Josh Schoenbart Joyce A. Kirby, Esq. and Charlotte and Paul Marshall Mr. and Mrs. Dwight D. Jennifer Walsh and Michael J. Greene Judith Oscay The Rhode Island Sipprelle Bernard Wharton Sandra and Holt Massey The Hon. Joseph R. Foundation Charles W. Wharton III Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Julia and Charles Matheson Paolino, Jr. Lynn Rhomberg Tania and Earl E.T. 15 Kirkpatrick Smith, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John P. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bettie and Jonathan Pardee Sarah and John Rivard White Susan L. Klau Matthews Mr. and Mrs. Manning J. Mr. and Mrs. Keith L. Linda Pedro Emily and Clay Rives Smith III Sarah A. Whittemore Knowlton Jean and Will Matthews John M. Peixinho Anne C. B. Roberts Janice and John Smyth Deborah E. Wiley Michael Kosiver Edith S. McBean Anthony Pennacchi & Lynn Springer Roberts Lynette and Trey Snider Diane B. Wilsey Anne M. de La Haye Brookie and John McColloch Sons, Inc. Tracey E. Roberts Susan S. Stautberg Brenda and Jay Wilson Jousselin Annette and Michal McColm Mr. and Mrs. Paul G. Pennacchi Janet L. Robinson The Paul and Carole Mr. and Mrs. William F. Mary Ann H. Lamont Elizabeth and Earl McMillen Charles Roessler Steinbrenner Foundation Wilson Jacqualine Langas Casey McNabb Lisa and Paul Perrault Meg and Donald Steiner Lisa and Chuck Wise Trish and Torre Peterson Paul G. Roiff Suzanna and John Medtronic Foundation Wendy and Stuart Ross David Robert Stevens Meredith and Patrick Laramee Volunteer Grant Program Susan and George Petrovas Sullivan Family Wood-Prince Elizabeth and Bill Victoria Mee and Steve Cox Karen Piacentini, Lauren Alice and Jim Ross Charitable Foundation Mr. and Mrs. William N. Leatherman Piacentini and David Mirkin Susan and Donald O. Wood Prince Patricia and David Melrose Ross Eddy and John Taylor Allie Leber Ann and Sam Mencoff Teri Piancone The Taylor Family Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth R. Denise LeClair-Robbins Heather and John Picerne Frank Rossi Foundation Woodcock Pauline C. Metcalf Louise Rossi Doris A. Zografos and Pamela Lenehan and Susan and Peter Metzger Nancy and Rusty Powell Ruth Barge Thumbtzen Dr. Howard M. Eisenberg Dr. Lawrence Geuss Lowell G. Powers, Jr. Nancy and Ernst Rothe Kim and Dan Tutcher * We remember.

To support the reopening of The Breakers and The Elms in early June 2020 amid the COVID-19 pandemic, the Preservation Society began a major fundraising campaign called Project Relaunch. The goal was to cover the cost of staffing the two houses every day for several months, giving us the ability to rebuild our revenues through ticket sales. Potential donors were asked to contribute funds to operate one house for a month ($65,000), a week ($15,000), a weekend ($5,000) or a day ($2,000). This campaign has been supported by numerous smaller donations, including from visitors who have given something extra after enjoying their tour. At a time when admissions have been down nearly 80 percent, donations to Project Relaunch have saved more than 50 jobs every day at The Breakers and The Elms. Project Relaunch will go down in the Preservation Society’s history as one of its crucial success stories, on par with the Society’s founding in 1945 to save Hunter House and the effort to save The Elms from demolition in 1962. It has truly helped to keep us afloat in 2020, and we are extremely grateful. 16 The Preservation Society of Newport County

The Preservation Society of Newport County commemorated its 75th anniversary in 2020. The Preservation Society was born August 2, 1945, when Articles of Association were filed with Rhode Island Secretary of State Armand H. Cote. The original purpose was to preserve Hunter House, a significant 18th-century Georgian Colonial. Over the decades, the Society’s mission and holdings expanded to include Gilded Age mansions and other architecturally and historically important properties.

In 2004, the Preservation Society was awarded the highest honor for a museum: accreditation by the American Association of Museums.

Today, the Preservation Society is internationally renowned for its preservation work and its historically informed presentation of these properties. It has long been a major driver of Newport’s tourist economy, reaching a peak of more than 1 million tours per year from 2016-2019.

Much has changed since 1945 but the organization’s purpose remains the same, including “the acquisition, collection, development and preservation of houses, places and objects of historical, artistic and architectural interest.”

Hunter House doorway detail; Newport Gazette Number1, October, 1947; Newport Mansions brochures c. early 1960s; Katherine Warren receiving a certificate at the dedication of Hunter House as a National Historic Landmark, 1964

“If you will undertake this adventure together - each doing that part which he is best fitted to do - there is no question in my mind as to the outcome of your endeavors. Newport's history belongs to all of you. All of you share the responsibility for your city's future. Together you can bring lasting prosperity to this area. Together you can make Newport one of the most interesting tourist centers in the United States. Together you can help to preserve America's history in bricks and mortar and do a tremendously important service for the generations which will come after you.”

"Only Tomorrow" Kenneth Chorley, President of Colonial Williamsburg As read to an assembly of Newport Citizens under the auspices of The Preservation of Society of Newport County March 25, 1947 Annual Report 2019-2020 17 Centennial Commemoration of the 19th Amendment The long-planned Centennial Commemoration of the 19th Amendment, which gave women nationally the right to vote, took place August 26 in the Gold Room at Marble House. The event was hosted by CEO & Executive Director Trudy Coxe with a virtual audience looking on via Zoom video conference, as necessitated by the pandemic.

The keynote speech was delivered virtually from Blenheim Palace in the UK by Lady Henrietta Spencer-Churchill, great-granddaughter of Consuelo Vanderbilt Balsan, who was a noted suffragist along with her mother, Alva Vanderbilt Belmont. Governor Gina Raimondo, the first woman elected to the office in Rhode Island, and R.I. Poet Laureate Tina Cane provided recorded messages while poet, activist and educator Amber Rose Johnson spoke virtually.

Also participating were Jane Koster, President of the League of Women Voters of Rhode Island; Russell DeSimone, Director of the Rhode Island Heritage Hall of Fame; and Theresa Guzman Stokes, Executive Director of the Rhode Island Black Heritage Society.

During the event, a plaque was unveiled designating Marble House part of the new National Votes for Women Trail. Alva Vanderbilt Belmont, who hosted national suffrage conferences at her Newport estate in 1909 and 1914, was also inducted into the R.I. Heritage Hall of Fame.

Trudy Coxe, Theresa Guzman Stokes, Russell DeSimone and Jane Koster;

Alva Vanderbilt Belmont 18 The Preservation Society of Newport County

In Memoriam

Dayton T. Carr January 7, 1942 – April 7, 2020

Dayton T. Carr’s contributions to the Preservation Society were much more than that of an individual expressing personal philanthropic support for the organization. Dayton played a critical leadership role in the six year comprehensive campaign that concluded in 2016 having raised $39 million. As co-chair of the campaign, Dayton was an untiring cheerleader promoting the goals and mission of the Preservation Society. He also gave much of his time and energy to serve on the Holiday Dinner Dance Committee, Coaching Weekend Dinner Committee, Concours d’Elegance Men’s Committee and the Preservation Society’s 60th Anniversary Ball and Auction Committee. Dayton was a gentleman in the truest sense of the word and he will be deeply missed.

William W. Corcoran, Esq. October 18, 1929 – January 19, 2021

William W. “Bill” Corcoran, Esq. began his service in 1959. Over the years, he would serve as a Trustee, member of the Finance Committee and the institution’s principal legal advisor. Bill’s involvement covered the gamut from assisting his father in handling the purchase of The Breakers from the Vanderbilt heirs to working with the City of Newport to establish the Historic District Commission. Through it all, he would leave his indelible fingerprints on the tremendous expansion of the Preservation Society from a struggling organization with only Hunter House to today’s internationally recognized institution with 11 historic properties. Always equipped with a mirthful chuckle, Bill took all his tasks very seriously, but never himself. Bill was a kind and thoughtful man who expressed a genuine love for the Preservation Society, his native Newport, and, above all, his family. He will be sorely missed. Annual Report 2019-2020 19 David B. Ford January 4, 1946 – September 20, 2020

David B. Ford was an active and ardent supporter of the Preservation Society. He served eight years on the Board of Trustees, including several as Vice President, and he was a co-chair of our landmark comprehensive campaign, which raised $39 million from April 2010-August 2016. He served on the Investment, Collections and Breakers Stable Committees. With his 33 years of experience working on Wall Street, his financial expertise was invaluable to the Preservation Society. David was a consummate gentleman and reliable friend with a passion for preservation in all forms – cultural, architectural and natural. He will be greatly missed.

Sarah M. Gewirz October 19, 1940 – October 29, 2019

Sarah M. Gewirz served as a Trustee of the Preservation Society for 12 years during which time she provided wise counsel on a host of important issues affecting the health and vitality of the organization. Sarah was an active member of the Comprehensive Campaign Committee that raised $39 million for the institution. It was her commitment to this endeavor that helped make it such a success. Sarah’s leadership extended to her involvement in the House Advisory Committees for both Rosecliff and The Breakers. Sarah was also a sponsor of the Annual Preservation Society Golf Outing along with her husband Bernie. Sarah was an exceptional lady and she will be dearly missed.

Eugene B. Roberts, Jr. October 16, 1939 – April 18, 2020

Eugene Roberts was an avid supporter of the Preservation Society for many years, serving in leadership roles as a member of the Board of Trustees, Finance Committee and Collections Committee which he chaired. Gene’s extensive knowledge and passion for art and cultural artifacts served the Collections Committee well as he led the effort on many occasions to successfully acquire and return objects to their original home at one of the Preservation Society properties. A direct descendant of the Vanderbilt family (his parents were Eugene Bowie Roberts and Cornelia Széchény), Gene worked hard to faithfully represent the legacy of the Vanderbilt family during his decades-long association with the Preservation Society. Gene’s invaluable leadership also included service on the Chateau-sur-Mer House Advisory Committee. Gene was a gentleman who will be truly missed. 20 The Preservation Society of Newport County

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Sparkling Lights at The Breakers: An Outdoor Magical Wonderland Annual Report 2019-2020 21 Donors April 1, 2019 – December 31, 2020 Ceiling detail, Billiard Room, The Breakers; Cosmo Alexander, Portrait of Deborah Malbone Hunter and her daughter Eliza , oil on canvas, 1769, House; Donor Garden, Serpentine Path, Breakers The Preservation Society of Newport County thanks our many members, individual, foundation and corporate contributors and matching gift programs for their ongoing generosity. Your support makes it possible for us to protect, preserve and present the exceptional collection of house museums and landscapes entrusted to our perpetual care.

$100,000 and above $25,000 - $49,999 Anonymous Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. John R. Danieli The Estate of Helen Andrews Carol J. Epstein Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Ballard Mr.* and Mrs. David B. Ford Candace and Rick Beinecke Bernard S. Gewirz Mr. and Mrs. Mortimer Berkowitz III Mr. and Mrs. Ralph H. Isham James D. Berwind Mr. and Mrs. Samuel M. Mencoff Mr. and Mrs. Douglas P. Braff Kari and Craig Shapero Dayton T. Carr * Diane B. Wilsey Mr. and Mrs. Duncan A. Chapman Mr. and Mrs. Eugene P. Conese, Jr. Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. John M. Damgard The HDB Bequest Charitable Fund Mr. and Mrs. Alan S. Dawes The Champlin Foundation Kate Enroth and Dana Schmaltz The Bernard S. and Sarah M. Giles Eyre Gewirz Foundation, Inc. Steven B. and Katrina Hamilton Gewirz Prince Charitable Trusts Mr. and Mrs. John Rovensky Grace van Beuren Charitable Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Grace Mr. and Mrs. James B. Gubelmann F. A. Bartlett Tree Expert Company Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Huttler $10,000 - $24,999 $10,000 - $24,999 continued Spring Point Partners, LLC Belinda Buck Kielland and Walter Glennon Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Manice Richard C. Loebs, Jr. Janet and David J. Aldrich Mr. and Mrs. Michael H. Mariner Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Perrault Janine M. Atamian Edith S. McBean Karen Piacentini and Dr. David P. Mirkin Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Bartlett, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. McDonough Lauren Piacentini Mrs. Thomas W. Blake Mr. and Mrs. Earl McMillen III Mr. and Mrs. F. Octavius Prince Nancy K. Bond Birch Coffey and Charles A. Miller III Mr. and Mrs. John M. Purdy Jane M. Garnett and David G. Booth Mr. and Mrs. James M. Miller Mr. and Mrs. John W. Brooks, Jr. Christopher G. Muenchinger * Mr. and Mrs. James M. Burress Pamelee Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Chilton, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Peter B. de Neufville Mr. and Mrs. Andrew B. Constantine Mrs. Frederick H. Prince $50,000 - $99,999 Trudy Coxe and James P. Gaffney Molly and Guillaume de Ramel Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. George David Gail Williamson Rawl Holly M. Bannister, MD and Mr. and Mrs. Angus Davis Cynthia Stewart Reed Douglas L. Newhouse Debra and Claudio Del Vecchio Kristin and Tyson Reed Marilyn E. and Steven J. Casper Erica and Vin DiBona Paul G. Roiff Mr. and Mrs. Glenn M. Darden Mr. and Mrs. James Eagan Mr. and Mrs. Donald O. Ross Jackie and Bill Egan Mr. and Mrs. Paul B. Edgerley Jennifer Dalrymple and Luis M. Roth Edward W. Kane and Martha C. Wallace David Palumb and Peter C. Erichsen Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Royce Mr. and Mrs. Peter D. Kiernan III David Warren Ray Dr. and Mrs. Edwin G. Fischer Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Santry III Anne M. de La Haye Jousselin Mr. and Mrs. Dwight D. Sipprelle Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Flaherty Shelley and Nicholas Schorsch Maigi Purru and Peter E. Madden Mr. and Mrs. John J. Taylor Robert T. Galkin Christine and Stephen A. Schwarzman Mr. and Mrs. Peter Metzger Mrs. John A. van Beuren Mr. and Mrs. William H. Goldfarb Benjamin M. Scott Mr. and Mrs. George Petrovas Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Webster Elizabeth and Peter Goltra Jocelyn and Buck Sherman Mr. and Mrs. John G. Picerne Mr. and Mrs. William N. Wood Prince Mr. and Mrs. Peter W. Gonzalez Merrill W. Sherman Janet L. Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Peter T. Grauer Michael H. Sherman Mr. and Mrs. Archbold D. van Beuren The Ayco Charitable Foundation Mr. and Mrs. S. Matthews V. Hamilton, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Earl E. T. Smith, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Mark E. Watson III The Alan S. and Karen T. Dawes Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Harper III Mr. and Mrs. Manning J. Smith III Charitable Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Peter W. Harris Lynette and Trey Snider Anonymous The Loebs Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Hickox Susan S. Stautberg Duniry Foundation The OLB Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Hull Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Steiner The Ford Family Foundation The William H. Pitt Foundation, Inc. Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey R. Jay David Robert Stevens Gerry Charitable Trust Winifred M. Purdy Foundation Felicity and Andrew Jones The Estate of A. Michael Sullivan, Jr. The Hartfield Foundation Sullivan Family Charitable Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Roger E. Kass Evelina and Mark Taber Kane Wallace Foundation The Taylor Family Foundation Trudy and Lewis Keen Mr. and Mrs. Dan C. Tutcher The Rhode Island Foundation Patricia and Michael Kidder Mr. and Mrs. Guy F. C. Van Pelt Edwin S. Webster Foundation Carnegie Corporation of New York M.A. Hamilton Lamont Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Vitton Goelet, LLC Mr. and Mrs. William L. Leatherman Dr. Shirley Madhere-Weil and BankNewport National Trust Insurance Services, LLC Mrs. Edmund Calvert Lynch Edward M. Weil, Jr. Monogram Newport Music Festival Mr. and Mrs. John H. Manice Mr. and Mrs. Patrick B. Wood-Prince Santa Margherita * We remember. 22 The Preservation Society of Newport County

$10,000 - $24,999 continued $5,000 - $9,999 continued $5,000 - $9,999 continued $2,500 - $4,999 continued $1,000 - $2,499 The 1772 Foundation G. Carleton Hepting * Mr. and Mrs. William F. Wilson Robert A. Chase Anonymous - 3 Aldrich Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. George G. Herrick Doris A. Zografos and Mr. and Mrs. John P. Collins Melissa Adams and Robert Delrossi The Chilton Foundation Kelly Conway and James A. Hixon Dr. Howard M. Eisenberg Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Cummins Jeff and Susan Allen Del Vecchio Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. David P. Kingeter Elizabeth Zuppone Susan Cyr William Allman The Firestone Foundation Susan L. Klau Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Dacy Patricia Antonelli Gonzalez Family Foundation Denise LeClair-Robbins Anonymous Kenneth D. DeCan Faith Arter and Jonathan Bell The Hamilton Family Foundation Isabella Porter and Ned Levine The Boston Foundation Deborah Del Nero Gloria Austin Hope Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Bertram Lippincott III The Campbell Family Foundation, Inc. Ryan Elsman Danita Babalas and N. Nichols The William and Elizabeth Kahane Mr. and Mrs. David J. Little The Felicia Fund, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Evans, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bakish Family Foundation The Honorable and FNZ Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Fernandez Mauro Baldanza M. R. Kidder Charitable Fund Mrs. Ronald K. Machtley Hamilton Family Foundation Cherie and Jim Flores John R. Barden and William Melendez Lois H. & Charles A. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Paul Marshall Harweb Foundation Susan Barnes and Claudia Helt Foundation, Inc. Lisa and George Francisco Mr. and Mrs. M. Holt Massey The Loti Falk Family Fund Evelyn I. Barrack The Misdee Wrigley and Anne W. Garnett Mr. and Mrs. William M. Matthews The Frederick & Mr. and Mrs. Murray Beard James Mather Miller Charitable Diana Prince Foundation Cleo and Michael Gewirz Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. McAndrew Jonathan Bell Rhode Island Council Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Gordon The Vivian J. Palmieri Charitable Trust Mr. and Mrs. David Lucas McDonough for the Humanities Mr. and Mrs. Mark Groenstein Hunter Kissan and Leslie Berghahn The Picerne Family Foundation Pauline C. Metcalf Sharon and Peter Grossman Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Berk de Ramel Foundation Dr. and Mrs. Randolph H. Guthrie Gerald and Theresa Bernaz GWR Foundation Fund at the Paul J. Haigney Rebecca Bertrand North Texas Community Foundation Wendy and Edward Harvey Mr. and Mrs. Marc Bilodeau Stautberg Family Fund Mr. and Mrs. William F. Hatfield Sukie Bolton and Thomas B. Blake Mrs. Constance T. Haydock Kelly Ann Bogdonoff AR Global Investments, LLC Mr. and Mrs. David Hilliard Mr. and Mrs. Richard N. Bohan The Bank of America Charitable Mr. and Mrs. Richard N. Bohan, Jr. Foundation Mark Hoffmann Detail of Louis XVI Style carved giltwood screen, Music Room, The Breakers "Jeux d’Enfants Statuary Grouping,” from the workshops of Jules Allard et ses Fils, after originals by Jean-Joseph Vinache, white marble, 19th century, The Elms; Alan Bolton Bellevue Capital Partners, LLC Brittany Holdren Mr. and Mrs. Carl Boyd Boar's Head-Horizon Media Hayward Howard Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Brickley, Jr. Brooks Brothers Frederick H. Humphreys Mr. and Mrs. Bruce D. Broussard Chateau D'Esclans Mr. and Mrs. Pierre duPont Irving Mr. and Mrs. James Brown Coca-Cola Beverages Northeast Diane Jadoonauth Mr. and Mr. Jonathan Browning Diageo Dr. and Mrs. David L. Keefe Brent Bruun Flood-Lincoln Joyce A. Kirby, Esq. and Michael J. Greene Mr. and Mrs. Wiley T. Buchanan III Kobrand Suzanna and John Laramee Brian Buckley Mount Gay Steven Lerangis Jay Buckley Tito's Vodka Brooks Lobkowicz Mr. and Mrs. James M. Burgess United Healthcare Group Carol and Albert G. Lowenthal James C. Buttrick The Vanguard Group Foundation Henry S. Lynn, Jr. Andrew Cabot David Webb Global LLC Linda Marks and Rafael V. Lopez Mr. and Mrs. Michael Caisse Wines of Israel Terry H. Morgenthaler and The Paul and Carole Dr. Mary Ann Millar Mr. and Mrs. William Camp Patrick J. Kerins Steinbrenner Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Mrozowski Dr. Kristin Campbell Laurie Nicoletti The Wallace Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. John D. Muggeridge Gene Campfield Smith Melissa O'Connor The Weintz Family Mr. and Mrs. William J. Murphy Harbor Lights Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Carcieri The Hon. and Mrs. Joseph R. Mr. and Mrs. Bogdan Nowak Paolino, Jr . Andrea Carneiro Cynthia O'Malley John M. Peixinho Amica Companies Foundation Dr. Jami Carroll Mr. and Mrs. Torre A. Peterson Mr. and Mrs. Christopher T. H. Pell Champagne Palmer Captain and Mrs. Thomas E. Mr. and Mrs. Frank N. Ray Carroll USCGR Ret Mr. and Mrs. Paul G. Pennacchi Cullinan Real Estate Mr. and Mrs. John M. Rivard Concettina Caruso Louis G. Piancone * Filippo Berio Mr. and Mrs. Stuart C. Ross Mr. and Mrs. Eugene C. Cavanaugh Teri Piancone Gurney's Newport Resort & Marina Amy Rowland Mrs. E. Taylor Chewning, Jr. Rob Rizzo Knob Creek Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Schiffner Mr. and Mrs. Peter C. Chick Anne Carter Bowie Roberts R.P. Marzilli & Company Mr. and Mrs. Jeremiah Shafir Nancy Christy Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Roberts Russell Morin Catering & Events Mary A. Shepard Donna Civitello and Robert Carter Lynn Springer Roberts Peak Event Services Lawrence Slocum Mr. and Mrs. George E. Clark, Jr. Tracey E. Roberts Shamrock Electric, Inc. $5,000 - $9,999 Mr. and Mrs. John S. Smyth Samuel Clifford and Rebecca Grogan Alice and James Ross Sipsmith Gin Thomas W. Thaler Elizabeth Godoy and Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Ernst Rothe Mrs. Susan Closter Godoy Joseph Tortorelli Mrs. Russell B. Aitken The Estate of James Cockinos Mr. and Mrs. Michael Van Arsdall Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Anton Dr. Charles A. Ryerson III Donna M. Paolino Coia and Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Begy Diana Pearson Scheetz $2,500 - $4,999 Dr. Barry Berger and Kathleen Vieweg Arthur A. Coia Mr. and Mrs. William Burgess Kelly Schmidt Anonymous - 2 Judy & Angelo Volta Mary O. Coleman Capt. and Mrs. W. L. Caldwell, Jr. Talia Shoshany and Joshua Schoenbart Riley Arter J. Timothy Walsh Mr. and Mrs. William Colgan Elizabeth Avery and Walker Christie Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth F. Scigulinsky Mr. and Mrs. Stephen H. Bacon, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Mapes Wharton Ellen Collins Mr. and Mrs. James O. Coleman Mr. and Mrs. Stanley DeForest Scott Lockett Ford Ballard, Jr. Sarah A. Whittemore Heather Spence Costa and Carlos Costa Karen Connell Mr. and Mrs. James P. Shay Andi Barton Deborah E. Wiley John M. Alogna and Beth C. Cotner Adrienne Currin Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey M. Siegal Carol and David Bazarsky Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wise Mark Cotter John S. Dalsheim Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Steinbrenner Marie Bennett Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth R. Woodcock Dr. and Mrs. Jonathan Cronin Mr. and Mrs. David A. Donatelli Barbara van Beuren and Mr. and Mrs. J. Stuart Bevan Amanda Cunningham Jennifer Fite Stephen Glascock Mil Bodron Brauchler - Collins Mr. and Mrs. Dryw Danielson Charitable Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Mark S. Flegenheimer Richard C. Wallace Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. Brice Mr. and Mrs. James M. Dehoney Helen R. Buck Trust Mr. and Mrs. Austin T. Fragomen Mr. and Mrs. William L. Wallace Tammy and Mark Brown Mrs. Natalie Grace Dejoux Ishiyama Foundation The Honorable and Lydia Kenton Walsh and Captain and Mrs. Nicholas Brown Charmane Delisle Mrs. Aram G. Garabedian Dr. Robert B. Walsh Mae Cadwell Rovensky Foundation John Watson Kathleen Campbell and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Denault Peter and Melinda Gerard Michael Harvey Dorothy B. Denault Mr. and Mrs. Karl F. Weintz Building Hope Holdings Rita and Jonathan Gewirz Richard Campbell and Alexis, Keiko and Terry L. Dickinson Mr. and Mrs. John P. White Alejandro Collada Corning Incorporated Foundation Romaine C. B. Orthwein and Ulysses Grant Dietz David Gutterman Brenda and Jay Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Ross S. Cann, Jr. Hess Corporation Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. DiFilippo Rosemary and Torrence Harder Kathleen Charbonneau Urbani Truffles * We remember. Annual Report 2019-2020 23

$1,000 - $2,499 continued $1,000 - $2,499 continued $1,000 - $2,499 continued $1,000 - $2,499 continued $1,000 - $2,499 continued Patrick Dolat Mr. and Mrs. Ian Huschle Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Matheson Grace Smith Crocker Architectural Mr. and Mrs. Kurt A. Dolnier Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Jablansky Mr. and Mrs. J. Murdoch B. Matheson Heather Smith Sheet Metal Co., Inc. Dr. Leo P. Donovan, Jr. Peter Jannotta Mr. and Mrs. Michal McColm Jane W. Smith Donovan & Sons, Inc. Tatiana Doyle Lt. Colonel and Mrs. Stephen Johnson Heather McLeod Dr. Samantha Spencer and Eric Wu Epstein Joslin Architects Mr. and Mrs. John R. Drexel IV Leslie B. Jones and Ben Flatgard George H. McNeely IV Mr. and Mrs. Gary J. Stack Exquisite Events Mr. and Mrs. Sean Driscoll Alan Joslin and Deborah Epstein William P. McQuillan Domenico Staniscia GiveGab Mr. and Mrs. Chip Emery Mr. and Mrs. Paul De Juliis Sara Meirowitz Mr. and Mrs. James P. Stirling LongAde LLC Jennifer Estabrook Dodie Kazanjian and Calvin Tomkins Mr. and Mrs. David Melrose Terri Stone and Anthony Tavolaro Petro Home Services Melissa Fairgrieve Padraic Kelly Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mento Mr. and Mrs. E. James Streator SHS Pest Control Corporation Dr. Reza Farhangfar Charles E. Kenahan Florence Micarelli Mr. and Mrs. Todd Stuart Tawani Enterprises Julia Featherston Sarah Carrigan Kent and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mirsepahi Elliot Stultz Viking Tours of Newport Jeffrey Kent, Esq. Stayce Mooney Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Sullivan Corinne Mulvaney William Sutton Dr. and Mrs. Michael S. Murphy Joan Sweeney and James Godbout $500 - $999 Lee Ann Murray Stanley Swierzewski III Anonymous - 7 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Myers Ruth Barge Thumbtzen Amy Acampora and Dr. Tom Pagonis Dr. and Mrs. Timothy Myers Joanne O’Dwyer and Donald Tofias Leith Adams Ernest Nascimento Captain Michael Tollefson USN (Ret.) Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Agnew Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nathaniel Betsy and Wallace Turner Monique Alcantara Captain Maureen R. Neville and Brian Routhier and Santiago Neville Anthony Venetucci Kelly Allyn and Donald Parmenter Naomi L. Neville Maria Villalba Jeanne Almeida Elaine Nigro Patricia S. Walker-Welk Jose L. Alpizar Mr. and Mrs. Greg Norden Annie Warren Jennifer Amaral The Breakers; Martha Cahoon, Untitled , oil on Swedish masonite panel, c. 1965, Chepstow Amy Oakley Mr. and Mrs. Frederick J. Warren Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Amaral Mr. and Mrs. John J. O'Connor Jacqueline Washburn Dr. and Mrs. Michael Ames Rochelle R. Ohrstrom Mr. and Mrs. Julian Wassenaar Mr. and Mrs. Scott A. Andersen Ruth R. Orthwein Mr. and Mrs. George Watt Maria Andresino Donald Osborne and Frank Garofolo Charles W. Wharton III Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Arkin Mr. and Mrs. John S. Palmer, Jr. Jane Williams Dr. and Mrs. John Arnold Mr. and Mrs. Stephen W. Parker Mr. and Mrs. Richard Williams Jennifer Ayala Connie and Samuel Pate Leighton C. Wood, Jr. Joslyn Babich Philip F. Pelletier Mrs. Ryan Yalanis Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Bahno Ryan Peterson Mr. and Mrs. Roland Young Marianna J. Baker David Piccoli Janet Barillari Mr. and Mrs. Jon M. Barrett Mrs. G. David Fenderson Mr. and Mrs. William M. Keogh Mr. and Mrs. John D. Picotte, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John Ficaro Melanie Mitchell and Lisa Pisaturo Mr. and Mrs. Larry Finnell Stephen L. Key Mr. and Mrs. Lee J. Potter, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin G. Fischer, Jr. Ellen Kiley Lowell G. Powers, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Fischer Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas C. Kingsland Michael Powers Mr. and Mrs. Chris Fletcher Stephen Kirby Mr. and Mrs. James Purviance Lynn Egan Flynn Melissa A. Kirdzik Mr. and Mrs. Francis J. Quinn Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey J. Fortin Lee G. Kirstein Thomas H. Quinn, Esq. Elena T. Kissel and Dina and Kevin Quirk Anne Foxley R. Beverley Corbin III Mr. and Mrs. W. Clinton Rasberry jae and John H. French II David Klineberg Shannon Razsadin Ashley Fry Noel Hewitt and Christine Kloner Mr. and Mrs. Norton Reamer Elizabeth Fuerbacher Mr. and Mrs. Keith L. Knowlton Walter G. D. Reed, Esq. Dr. Mark N. Galligan and Krista Dobbie and Jeremy Komasz Stephen Spohn, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Simon Reid-Kay Michele Konrath Charles Glen Ged Rebecca Reo Michael Kosiver Mr. and Mrs. Peter Geisler, Jr. Virginia R. Richard Carolyn and Gerald Kostelny Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Gett Jim Richardson Maureen Krupa Mr. and Mrs. L. Martin Gibbs Tracy Ridgway Barbara Kummel Leslie A. Gillette and James Pallis Mr. and Mrs. Fred Riley Joann C. Kuss Dr. Clifford Gluck and Mr. and Mrs. Clay Rives Despina Gerasoudi Mr. and Mrs. Stephen S. Lash Pamela and Brian Rodrigues Jean and David Golden Patsy Lawrence Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Rohrer Deborah Gries and Sarah Gries James Lebeau Mrs. Karen Roosen Lauren Grotell Pablo Legorreta Gianni Ropolo Tantivy Gubelmann Pamela Lenehan and Patrick Barry-Nolan Dr. Lawrence Geuss Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Rose Foundation Fund of Central Carolina Joseph W. Hammer Community Foundation Juliann Bartl Mr. and Mrs. Richard Leonard Mr. and Mrs. Louis Rose Emmy and Franklin Haney Cavanaugh Family Foundation Dr. Thomas Bat and Rod Rusyniak William H. Leys Mr. and Mrs. Gregg Rosen Mr. and Mrs. Eric Hart The Greater Cincinnati Foundation Denae Bayer and Stephen Ovren Rebecca Lightbourne Mr. and Mrs. Bayard Russell Elizabeth Hayes John D. Picotte Family Foundation Michael J. Beddard Mr. and Mrs. John Lindberg Anne Prosser and Hollis F. Russell, Esq. Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Hayes The Reamer Family Foundation Theresa E. Behrendt Jennifer Little Mr. and Mrs. Donald T. Sanders Mr. and Mrs. Andrew P. Heaney The Sand Foundation Aron Bellorado Margaret Lobkowicz Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Sanderson Fernanda M. Kellogg and Kirk Wapping Road Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Phil Bender Henckels Jonathan Lonske Kevin C. Santos Jane Berriman Mr. and Mrs. Gerald P. Hendrick Mr. and Mrs. John Lozon Michael Schelzi Behan Brothers, Inc. Kristin Bertsch Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Hennessey Mr. and Mrs. William F. Lucey III Gregg Schenker The Bellevue Gardens Mr. and Mrs. Miles O. Bidwell Mr. and Mrs. Bill Herbert Dr. and Mrs. Mark Lyles Dr. and Mrs. Larry J. Schoenfeld Shopping Center Associates Robert Bielen Mrs. Kimberly G. Herrlinger Dr. and Mrs. Robert B. MacKay Cary Schwartz Blackstone Caterers, LLC Cdr. Susan L. Blackburn Mr. and Mrs. Richard Higgerson Sharon and James Maida Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Self Bliss Properties Corey D. Bobba Dr. Judith G. Holcomb and Cristine Marion Mel Senesi The Catered Affair David E. Boenning Richard Pope Mr. and Mrs. Timothy A. Shippee CBIZ, Inc. Robert Bogan Susan and James Hunnewell Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Shomberg The Computer Merchant, Ltd Mr. and Mrs. Raymond J. Bolster II * We remember. 24 The Preservation Society of Newport County

$500 - $999 continued $500 - $999 continued $500 - $999 continued $500 - $999 continued $500 - $999 continued Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Bonanno Marylou Buyse and Carl N. Edwards Susan Hannon Steven Kendall Cheryl and Scott McVetty Julie and Tom Borden Edith B. Eglin Jennifer Harris Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Kennedy Victoria Mee and Steve Cox Jennifer Botelho Angela Eickelmann Katie Harrison Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Kirkpatrick Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Mele Steven Botwick Alexandra Erickson Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hatton Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Kissam Pauline and John Mendez Anita Bourke Suzanne Esmay Donna Hawker Mr. and Mrs. Robert Klugman Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Merrill Mr. and Mrs. Michael Branch Jennifer Falzone Paul Heinsohn Richard Knowles Jonas Merrill Joshua Brandt John Farley Ann Louise Heise Alison Kohlmeyer Jacqui Michel and David Weisman John Bratcher Mr. and Mrs. John Kooistra Amy Miller Robyn Briatico Joseph Kornicki Captain and Mrs. Edward Miller Mr. and Mrs. David Briggs Kristin Uscinski and Joseph Kroetsch Stacie E. Mills and Pat Reed Lauretta J. Bruno Kathren Krohn David Montecalvo General and Mrs. Josiah Bunting II Mr. and Mrs. Salem R. LaHood Mr. and Mrs. Clarke Moody Mr. and Mrs. Richard Burbank Michelle Lamoureux Diane Morel Bonnie Burnham Gail Landry Geraldine Morgan James Cabral Jacqualine Langas Mr. and Mrs. Keith Morgan Maura Lindsay and Dr. Thomas Cahill Dr. Leena K. Langeland Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Morgenstern Hansi Calisto Mrs. William B. Leatherbee Stephen Moynahan III Mr. and Mrs. Barry Canavan Margaret Lehtonen Anne Marie Mulligan Stacy Canepari Edward Leinbach Arthur W. Murphy, Esq. Debra Cardenas Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Leslie Laura Murphy Justin Carron Mr. and Mrs. Derek L. Limbocker Ann M. Murray David Carter Mrs. David E.P. Lindh Lindsay Naporano Mr. and Mrs. Ron Castellanos Rodney L'Italien Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Nardone

Ron Catudal Mandy Loeffler Kristen Nargi Kingscote; Moongate, Chateau-sur-Mer Dr. Michael Cave Marguerite Wood Lofton and Cynthia Naughton Martha and James Chadwick Nesbit Lofton Kimberly Nelson Beverly C. Chell Alexa Luna Mr. and Mrs. David Niemic John Christy Lauren Lusty Paul Norbury Ingrid Chung and Michael Ashley Lyons Raymond Noreau Obuchowski Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Macha Mr. and Mrs. Robert Obolewicz Rebecca Cianci and Bruce Donovan Andrew C. MacKeith and Mr. and Mrs. James Faro Mr. and Ms. Peter Herrschaft Alison and A.J. O'Donald Chris Cobb Shawen Williams Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey M. Farrar Cathy Hiep Mr. and Mrs. F. Christopher Marsha Cohen Nicholas Macrina Ohrstrom Mr. and Mrs. Paul Fattibene Mr. and Mrs. Darryl Hinthorn Mr. and Mrs. John Cohn Mr. and Mrs. Robert Maddock Mr. and Mrs. Jerry J. Oliver Mr. and Mrs. Everett Federici John Hodnett Sarah Collins Nancy and James Madson Carol O'Malley and Nicholas Harry Wendy Smith and Steven Stephannie Homa Peggy and Lyn Comfort Megan Mainardy Patricia M. and Feinschreiber Julie Humble Sierra Connolly Laura Maldjian Captain Leo N. Orsi, Jr. Laura Ferraro Elinor Ives Michael R. Corcoran Hermes Mallea Elke Bowman and Yvonne Otley Mr. and Mrs. Geoffrey Fiszel Delores Jablonski Mr. and Mrs. William J. Corcoran Donna Mancini Arlette Deluise and James Ovady Lauren Flaherty and William Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. Jackson, Jr. William W. Corcoran, Esq.* Hallowell Liza Mandeville Charles H. Page Penny Janosick Maria P. Corey Tara Flynn Mr. and Mrs. Peter Manning Diane Paggioli Kali Jelen Melinda Charles and Arlene Creeden Lt. Colonel and Mrs. Dean Fraioli Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Marra Mr. and Mrs. F. Michael Palmer Martha F. Fitzgerald Jensen Phoebe Cutler and Desmond Smith Becky Francis Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Marvelle James L. Paradise Albert Johnson Mr. and Mrs. William Dailey Adele Frutkin Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mauran IV Bettie Bearden Pardee Elizabeth B. Johnson Michelle Dalrymple Francis J. Furtado Heather Mayo Rosemarie Parker Glinda Louise Johnson Mr. and Mrs.* Peter S. Damon Mr. and Mrs. Scott Gallo Ashley McCarthy Clare Paronich Toby Johnston James D'Andrea Constance Gardner and Leo Flotron Brookie and John McColloch Danielle Pasquariello Dorothy Joyce Tina D'Andrea Linda Gates Marianne McDermott Mr. and Mrs. David Paul Dr. and Mrs. Jay Kaplan Mr. and Mrs. Lewis D. Dana Mr. and Mrs. Dana Gelb Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Peter Pennoyer Mr. and Mrs. Don Kass McDonough, Jr. David W. Dangremond Christine Gendron Mr. and Mrs. Brian Percy Mr. and Mrs. John Kazanjian Sheila McEntee and Darryl B. Hazel Amy Dark Mr. and Mrs. Vatche Ghazarian Amanda Phillip Mr. and Mrs. J. Colin Keith Wanda McGarry and Kathryn J. and Peter Davey Mr. and Mrs. Keith Giambruno Samantha McGarry Susan Townsend Phinney Mr. and Mrs. Edward Davis Gail Ginnetty Karena Piedmont Mr. and Mrs. Harry De Waart Mr. and Mrs. Jim Girard Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Pieroni Mike Dedicke Dr. Turkiz Gokgol and Dr. and Mrs. John V. Pilitsis Dr. David Kline Joseph Defeo Elizabeth Pimentel Lt. Colonel and Mrs. John Goltman Davd Dial and Linda Brotkin Lieutenant Briana Platukis and Mary Goodwin Balys Platukis Stephen Dickinson Mr. and Mrs. Mark Gossner France Poesner Mr. and Mrs. David Diefenbach Lauren Granzow Peter Portney Ronald F. DiMauro Mr. and Mrs. James Grasfield Anne and François Poulet Sue Dion Mr. and Mrs. Robert Grasing Mr. and Mrs. David Powell Robert Diorio Mr. and Mrs. Christopher R. Mr. and Mrs. Earl A. Powell III Denita Ditchkoff and Marek Felis Greenman Katherine Powers and Doug Nelson David Noble Dittman, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Patrick P. Greeven Mr. and Mrs. Paul Prenoveau Tiffani Djiounas Mr. and Mrs. John Grey Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Prest Dr. Maria L. Gaiso and Robert W. John Grills Dolan Mr. and Mrs. Craig Primis Jennifer Gronning John Donohue Richard Priolo and Deborah Ware Cheryl Hackett and John K. Mr. and Mrs. John Prodoehl Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Dorwaldt Grosvenor Mary Quackenbush and Angela Downey Leslie R. Grosvenor Bertha Moffitt Charles Doyle Mimi Grotto and Carlo Meneghin Anthony Rainka Michele Draxler John Grove Dr. Sheila A. Connery and Mr. and Mrs. Neil Dubois Kathleen Silvestri and Arthur Grover Anthony J. Raitano Mr. and Mrs. Dennis M. Durkin Jennifer Guerrera Luis Raposo Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Early Amy and Leif Gustavson Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Rauschenbach Anne Edward Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hamilton * We remember. Annual Report 2019-2020 25

$500 - $999 continued $500 - $999 continued Mr. and Mrs. William Reap Carol Swift Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Rebeiro Gladys Szápáry Mr. and Mrs. David Reed Emilie Tack Amanda Renkiewicz Mr. and Mrs. Paul Talbert David Lewis and Francisco Ribas Valerie Talmage Ralph Riccio Andrea Tangredi Joan W. Rich Mr. and Mrs. Henry Tarlian Jeffrey Richards and Marianne Magill Artin Taskin Nicole Cashman and Nigel Richards Logan Taylor III Cole Richardson Mr. and Ms. Dean Telego James Richardson Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Teller, Jr. Brooke and Steven Richter Mr. and Mrs. Emile Tetu Mr. and Mrs. James V. Righter Brittany Thurlow Mr. and Mrs. Nicolas Rioux Joan F. Tobin Cynthia Rizzo Asheton C. Toland Denise L. Roberts and David Barnes James Toppa Peter A. and Becky M. Robichaud Maureen Toshner Cooper Robinson Lydia Tower Catherine Rogers Mr. and Mrs. Steven Towle Nicole Rojas Mr. and Mrs. Ken Towne Todd Alexander Romano Sandra Traibman Laura L. Rose and William Hall Mr. and Mrs. Todd B. Traina Kate Rosenberg Elisabeth Travers

Jacques Vigoureux Duplessis, carved & gilt folding screen, oil painted panels and bronze frame, c. 1730, Dining Room, Marble House Dr. and Mrs. Dwayne Rosenburgh Daniel A. DeBerardinis and Wendy Ruggiero Randy J. Tryon Jean Russell Mr. and Mrs. Andrew S. Tsimortos Neale Grasham and Kent Russell Richard D. Tuck Lisa Russell Mr. and Mrs. Scott Tuxbury Carol Russomanno Heather Tyrer Edwige Sacco Barbara J. Underwood Yoly Sardinas and Roger Saint Pierre Carolyn Sporn and Jeffrey Urdan Carol Salamone Casey Van Vliet Dr. and Mrs. Eduardo Salvati Dale Venturini and Mr. and Mrs. Scott Samson Anthony DeFusco Jeffrey Sant Jean Venturini Dr. Michael Santoni and Darren Vigen Alexis Pappas Anne Waisanen Caroline Sarnoff Mr. and Mrs. Norman J. Walsh, Sr. Valerie Sarron Carol J. Ward Leigh Ann Schlegel Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Ward Rachel Schmitt Leslie Ware The Preservation Society Count Denis de Kergorlay Herradura Tequila Natasha Eslami and Jossi Schwebel Elizabeth W. Leatherman J.A.M. Construction Company Nancy Webre is grateful to these Mr. and Mrs. Lou Schweighardt Robert Weintraub Dr. Marian Anthon Bruen Martin Kerrygold Mr. and Mrs. William R. Scott Mr. and Mrs. David Wheeler individuals and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. McAndrew Kobrand Lorraine and Richard Sebastiao Mr. and Mrs. Dennis K. Williams companies for their Elizabeth and Earl McMillen Lilo / Lisa T. Stubbs Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Seewoester Holly Williams in-kind gifts to enhance Mr. and Mrs. Samuel M. Mencoff Sandra Liotus Lighting Design, LLC Lynn Serpico Elizabeth Misener Kate Whitney Lucey Photography Keith L. Williams our collections, gardens William Shaw and Thomas Brace Mary Williams Bronte Moon McMillen Yachts, Inc. Kathleen Sheehy Thomas J. Kubik and and landscapes, special Naomi L. Neville Monogram Mr. and Mrs. Todd Sheinkopf Michael D. Wiseman events and major Katherine and Gary Parr Montaup Country Club Carol Simjian Dr. Susan Wood and Joseph Phillips John M. Peixinho Mount Gay Barbados Rum Mr. and Mrs. Paul S. Skates Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Woodard capital projects. Susan C. Petrovas Mountain Valley Water Mari Mosberg and Paul Sklarew Bill and Bardee Wyer Earl A. Powell III The Newport Daily News Mr. and Mrs. John Slawenski Mr. and Mrs. Brett Yacoviello I n -K in d D onations Linda Purdy Newport Helicopter Tours Mr. and Mrs. Bruce F. Smith Barclay Rives Judge Marjorie Yashar Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Brickley, Jr. Newport International Boat Show Elizabeth F. Smith Thomas C. Roskelly Jason Yoon Captain and Mrs. Nicholas Brown Newport Lamp & Shade Company Margaret Pitts and Jacob Smith Gladys Szápáry Cassidy Youngberg Dayton T. Carr* Newport National Golf Club Dr. Lynnae Smith and Pat Smith Mr. and Mrs. Steven Younis Mrs. Bernadette Colborn Newport Polo Victor Soli Alexian Paté and Specialty Meats Thomas Zielinski Sara Campbell and Sally Wellman Newport Restaurant Group David Sommers F.A. Bartlett Tree Expert Co. Trudy Coxe and James P. Gaffney New York Historical Society Nell Soper Bent & Bree Lyn & Margaret Comfort Michael Cutler Oceans 97 Mike Sorrentino Charitable Foundation Boar's Head Brittain and John Damgard Proven Winners Renee Sorrentino The Philadelphia Foundation Ca’del Bosco Clare Hare Darien Rhoback Activewear Ann C. Souder Treetops Foundation CK Bradley Mr. and Mrs. Angus M. Davis Rias Baixas Marjorie P. Spencer Brahmin Leather Works Karen and Alan Dawes Santa Margherita Mary K. Spengler Aardvark Antiques Calvisius Caviar Christoff Debusschère Pascal Schildt Selections Myrna Speranza East Bay Newspapers Coca-Cola - Dasani Debra and Claudio Del Vecchio Sightsailing of Newport Mr. and Mrs. Jerry F. Squillante Horan Building Co. Inc. Coldbrooke Pottery Carol J. Epstein Soap and Water Newport William St. George J.A.M. Construction Company Crimson Wine Group Dr. and Mrs. Edwin G. Fischer Kent Stetson Handbags Cary St. Onge Sandra Liotus Lighting Design, LLC Dockside Scoops, LLC – Ben & Jerry’s Matthew Gonder Tito's Handmade Vodka Dr. Bobbi Stanley MasterCard Dole & Bailey Emmy and Franklin Haney Two’s Company Nina A. Straight Morgan Stanley Cybergrants Epstein Joslin Architects Mr. and Mrs. William F. Hatfield United Airlines Johanna L. Walters and Morgan Stanley Smith Barney Chateau d'Esclans John Hays Wanumetonomy Golf & Country Club Brian E. Sweeney Newport Hospitality Food & Wine Magazine Elizabeth and Bill Kahane West Broadway Associates Leeza Swierzewski Profit For You Tours Forty 1 North Woodford Reserve

* We remember. 26 The Preservation Society of Newport County

T r i b u t e G i f t s T r i b u t e G i f t s T r i b u t e G i f t s T r i b u t e G i f t s T r i b u t e G i f t s In Memory Of In Memory Of continued In Memory Of continued In Memory Of continued In Memory Of continued

George A. Aldrich Mary G. Corcoran Tulsa Furtado Burtsell J. Kearns Lila Stanley Murphy Jean S. Aldrich and William W. Corcoran, Esq.* Mr. and Mrs. Robert Parente Mr. and Mrs. Timothy M. Donahue Mr. and Mrs. Harry De Waart Anthony R. Trifone, Jr. Jeanne Christine Cottrell Wini Galkin Pamela and Edward Cameron Rodney O'Connor The Aube / Laliberte Family Joann C. Kuss Robert T. Galkin Keegan Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Arkin Lynn Faria and Christelle Aube Kirsten and Francisco Vasquez Michael R. Cottrell Alicia Lamberton Doris and John O'Connor Jean L. Babcock Marry Gormally Garnett James D. Klau Dr. and Mrs. Walter E. Bundy III Anonymous Elizabeth F. Smith Sarah D. Kay Trudy Coxe and James P. Gaffney J. Lorraine Babcock and Susan L. Klau Kelsey Flynn O'Connor Ronald A. Moore Ruth Scofield DeCan James Geer Chyleene and Jack O'Connor Kenneth D. DeCan Dr. Debra A. Grosskurth and Jane D. Kline Holly Baldari Contessa Deleo Joan K. Petrus Ronald Pearl Deborah Hobson and Estelle DiBello Alice E. Pearl Steven R. Baldari Jean Venturini Louis G. Piancone Mida Stokes Ballard Trudy Coxe and James P. Gaffney Lockett Ford Ballard, Jr. Teri Piancone

Lee Berard Michael P. Pinto Mrs. Teresa E. Berard Marie P. Smith

Betty Blake Harriet Dyer Reed Walter G. D. Reed, Esq.

Joseph J. Minton and J. Kevin Peavy Unknown maker, detail of a Neoclassical candelabra centerpiece, c. 1830, Foyer, The Elms

Leonard Bower Eugene Bowie Roberts, Jr. Santa Norman Ward Bryn Mawr Trust Company Paul F. Miller and Charles J. Burns Rosalie Sellar Brainard Trudy Coxe and James P. Gaffney Peter B. Brainard Mr. and Mrs. Glenn M. Darden Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Ledwig Ruth Hale Buchanan Mr. and Mrs. Forbes Maner Henry S. Lynn, Jr. Anne Carter Bowie Roberts Bonnie B. Matheson Lynn Springer Roberts Mr. and Mrs. Paul S. Skates Mary Lou Calene Jane Johnston Nicholas B. Scheetz Diana Pearson Scheetz Mary Ann Campfield Smith Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Scheetz Gene Campfield Smith Emily Scheuer Lorraine Capobianca James H. Scheuer, Jr. Lauri Thomas Capt. Knute M. Schmidt Ralph C. Carpenter Marianne M. Schmidt Mr. and Mrs. Torre A. Peterson Roberta L. Carpenter Trust Frances J. Sherman Mr. and Mrs. Stanley D. Scott Jocelyn and Buck Sherman

Dayton T. Carr Paula Stout Anonymous Janet and David J. Aldrich Mr. and Mrs. Davies Bisset Trudy Coxe and James P. Gaffney Heidi Ann Sutter Mr. and Mrs. Glenn M. Darden Paula and Leo Donovan Jean Geesey Diane R. Lajoie Heidi and George Wright Marry Gormally Dr. Leo P. Donovan, Jr. Elizabeth Holmes Lynn Briggs and Craig Lajoie Mr. and Mrs. Stanley D. Scott Gladys Vanderbilt Széchenyi Doris Duke Sarah M. Gewirz David P. Leys Anne Carter Bowie Roberts Paul Carrington Lisa Latravato Mr. and Mrs. Richard I. Burnham Trudy Coxe and James P. Gaffney Lynn Springer Roberts Virginia Carrington Mr. and Mrs. Glenn M. Darden William H. Leys William C. Egerton Lee G. Kirstein Grace Ashwell Yeomans B.C. Cerverizzo Amy Dark Barbara Kummel Idys Lynch Thaler Michelle Caggiano William Lynch Thomas W. Thaler Jon Epstein Walter M. Gray Julia S. Chase Jennifer Estabrook Bill Loeseke Maria McAtee Robert Theisen Robert A. Chase Mr. and Mrs. Danny Lieberman Anonymous William Theisen G. Carleton Hepting E. Taylor Chewning, Jr. Ethel and Frank Faulkner Denise LaPlace Brin Stephen P. McDermott Katherine Urquhart Warren Mrs. E. Taylor Chewning, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John P. Nugent Elizabeth Crawford Marianne McDermott Mr. and Mrs. Wallace DesChamps Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Deisler Shirley Chumchal Anne Fenney Helen McLeish John Wilkoski Jenny Green The Alan S. and Karen T. Dawes Mr. and Mrs. Eric Flegenheimer Dr. John J. Wilkinson Mr. and Mrs. Chet Jennings Charitable Foundation Ernest Flegenheimer Alice McManus Catherine V. Cingari Mr. and Mrs. Richard T. Barbara and Leighton C. Salvatore Cingari Lt. General William Gerstenberger Dr. John J. Wilkinson Wood, Sr. Sheridan Flynn Leighton C. Wood, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. James Jesko Beatrice Commette William P. and Jacalyn C. Egan Francine and Elizabeth Francis Julie Perry Charles Mohn David B. Ford Mr. and Mrs. Matthew F. Pumford Dr. and Mrs. Michael Stout Marie Commette Mary B. Kozik Mr. and Mrs. Frank Riggle Elizabeth Francis Barbara Carr Furtado Sarah Riggle Francis J. Furtado Pamela Ruth * We remember. Annual Report 2019-2020 27

T r i b u t e G i f t s T r i b u t e G i f t s In Honor Of In Honor Of continued

Jamie Asciolla Rodger Marciniak Jessica Asciolla Mr. and Mrs. Rodger Marciniak

Nancy Bean Marsha and Walter Gregg Schenker Melnik W. David Melnik Karen Buckley Brian Buckley Todd Mozingo Mr. and Mrs. D. Jan Cella Mr. and Mrs. William urgess B Philip Pelletier Jacqualine Langas Lynn Springer Roberts and Anne Carter Bowie Roberts Mr. and Mrs. Duncan A. Mark L. Stenning Chapman Mr. and Mrs. Stephen W. Parker The Staff and Volunteers of Anna Claar The Preservation Society Betsy A. Claar of Newport County Ana Santos Restivo Trudy Coxe Bonnie Burnham Preserve Rhode Island Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Harper III Valerie Talmage

Green Animals Topiary Garden Constance T. Haydock Polly P. Hutcheson and George Rice Lynn Rhomberg Marty Linsky and Lynn Staley Mr. and Mrs. Bertram Lippincott III Mrs. Lynn Rhomberg Gail W. Rawl Mr.* and Mrs. Eugene Roberts, Jr. Nancy Cunningham Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore Ferranto

Brittain Bardes Damgard Mr. and Mrs. John G. Mr. and Mrs. Peter T. Grauer Rodman Kate Gubelmann Schneider Electric The William H. Pitt Foundation, Inc. William A. Tavares

Kim and Glenn Darden Catherine Rossi Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bailey Catherine Rossi Mr. and Mrs. Michal McColm Talia Shosany and Joshua Andrew Davis Schoenbart Anonymous Go Together Media

Terry L. Dickinson David Robert Stevens Constance T. Haydock David R. Stevens

Peter C. Erichsen, Trustee Beverly A. Ware Mr. and Mrs. James V. Righter Lynn Springer Roberts and Anne Carter Bowie Roberts Nancy W. Evans Anna D. Warren Mr. and Mrs. William N. Wood Prince Pat Fernadez Patrick J. Kerins and Anna Wasden Terry H. Morgenthaler Anne W. Garnett Sarah D. Kay

Gerald P. Hendrick Mr. and Mrs. Gerald P. Hendrick Every effort has been made to ensure the proper recognition of our generous Laura Jacobs donors and volunteers. We regret Charles Kinslow III that space prohibits listing all donors. If your name has been omitted or Hugh Rice Kelly incorrectly listed, please accept our Susan Barnes and Claudia Helt sincere apologies and notify Anne Garnett at 401-847-1000, ext. 156 Eaddo Hayes Kiernan or Ishiyama Foundation [email protected].

The Lawrence Family Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lawrence Thank you. Kathleen Leonard Dr. and Mrs. Alex Gaudio

Mrs. Edmund C. Lynch, Jr. Mrs. Thomas W. Blake

* We remember. 28 The Preservation Society of Newport County International Council

The International Council is a group of internationally recognized leaders in the fields of arts, culture, horticulture and historic preservation. They provide insight and guidance on global issues that affect cultural heritage institutions and help the Preservation Society identify the best practices in preservation, conservation, education, development and museum management. Debra Del Vecchio, Co-Chair Count Denis de Kergorlay, Co-Chair

John Winthrop Aldrich William Allman Theresa Elmore Behrendt Frederick W. Beinecke Jean Berthoud Bonnie Burnham Dr. Johan Cederlund Maureen K. Chilton Claudio Del Vecchio Marble House roof restoration Peter Eltz Baron Roland de l'Espée The Conservators Circle Constance T. Haydock 28 Morrison H. Heckscher We gratefully acknowledge those who have thoughtfully included Robin A.E. Herbert, CBE the Preservation Society in their estate plans. Stephen S. Lash Brooks Lobkowicz Anonymous (6) Joya Granberry Hoyt Margaret Lobkowicz Irene Roosevelt Aitken Mr. and Mrs. Pierre duPont Irving Robert B. MacKay, Ph.D Mr. and Mrs. Armin B. Allen Katherine Blaisdell Linz* Hermes Mallea Helen Andrews* Mr. and Mrs. Pierre L. Lorillard Pauline C. Metcalf Lisa Grimmelmann Bidwell* Alletta Morris McBean* Anne L. Poulet Miles O. Bidwell Mr. and Mrs. Gary L. Moore Sir Hugh Roberts, GCVO Frederick J. Bonner* Christopher G. Muenchinger* Charles M. Royce Alice Brayton* Mark A. Orlando Deborah G. Royce Edith Hutchinson Brewster George H. Parker, Jr.* Tracie Rozhon Helen Danforth Buchanan* Victor L. Persbacker* El Marques de Santa Cruz Ruth Hale Buchanan* Janina S. Pomaski Henrietta Spencer-Churchill, BIID, FIIDA Elizabeth A. Burton* Octavia P. Randolph Diane B. Wilsey Roberta G. Carpenter* Benjamin C. Reed* Richard Guy Wilson Dayton T. Carr* Walter G.D. Reed, Esq. Edward Lee Cave Mrs. Anthony B. Rives* Beth C. Cotner Lloyd M. Rives* Anne S. Damon* Becky M. and Peter A. Robichaud Peter S. Damon James A. Roehm Linda M. Brotkin and M. D. Dial, Jr. Mrs. Karen R. Roosen Linda A. Eppich Mr. and Mrs. Donald O. Ross Nancy W. Evans John E. Rovensky* Arthur W. Fagan* Dr. Charles A. Ryerson III* Dr. and Mrs. Edwin G. Fischer Harold W. Sands* Florence L. Fischer* Sandra E. Smith, Esq. Kevin Flanagan* Dennis E. Stark jae French Susan S. Stautberg Susan K. Gardner* David Robert Stevens Mr. & Mrs. Robert M. Grace Mr. and Mrs. and James P. Stirling Jay C. Grutman A. Michael Sullivan, Jr.* Dorrance Hill Hamilton* Countess Anthony Szápáry* Joseph W. Hammer Captain Brown Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hill Peter M. Walter Carol A. Hodges* Harold B. Werner* Allan A. Hodges Mr. and Mrs. William N. Wood Prince Daniel J. Hoon Eleanor Wood Prince* Karl Theodore Francis Bitter, marble roundel of Richard Morris Hunt, 1891, Grand Staircase, Marble House * We remember. Annual Report 2019-2020 29

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Board of Trustees Library, Marble House The following individuals were elected to the Preservation Society's Board of Trustees for the 2020-2021 fiscal year at the Virtual Annual Meeting held on June 11, 2020.

OFFICERS TRUSTEES TRUSTEES EMERITI & EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Holly M. Bannister, MD Carol C. Ballard Meg W. Braff Jerome R. Kirby Chairman William J. Corcoran, Jr. Donald O. Ross Monty Burnham Angus M. Davis Richard N. Sayer, Esq. Vice Chairman Carol J. Epstein George H. Warren William N. Wood Prince Peter C. Erichsen Beverly Y. Little Treasurer Elizabeth Wright McMillen William F. Lucey III Ann S. Mencoff John D. Muggeridge Assistant Treasurer Naomi L. Neville We gratefully acknowledge Janet L. Robinson John M. Peixinho David B. Ford*, Secretary Susan C. Petrovas, RPh Peter W. Harris John G. Picerne William F. Hatfield, Earl A. Powell III Eaddo Hayes Kiernan and Assistant Secretary Edward F. Sanderson Cynthia Stewart Reed Dale J. Venturini Jocelyn C. Sherman for Melvin D. Wesley, AIA Mortimer Berkowitz III William F. Wilson, FAIA their outstanding service William P. Egan II to the Board of Trustees. Steven B. Gewirz

* We remember. 30 The Preservation Society of Newport County Volunteers & Committee Members April 1, 2019 – December 31, 2020

Charles Aboyoun Barbara Chapman Pam Fleming Kathy Irving Melissa Martin Maureen Aboyoun Duncan Chapman Ron Fleming Pierre D. Irving Charles T. Matheson Irene Aitken Cindy Cimo Jane Fontaine Ala Isham Robin Maxcy Pamela Akgun Sue Cinner David B. Ford* Alan Jarret Edith McBean Gail Alofsin Lisa Cinquegrana jae French Pia Jarret Joan McCarthy Judy Anderson Edna Clifford Caroleen Frey Mary Ann Jencks Stacey Bouthillier McCloud Tyler Anderson Sheila Conway Michele Gallagher-Glesinger David Jennings Brookie McColloch Marilyn Archibald David Coon Jane Gamber Maureen Johnson Cameron McCormick Lauren Armstrong Alletta M. Cooper Liz Garofalo S. Tucker Johnson Jill McCutchan Jack Arruda William J. Corcoran Anne German Hugh Jones Michael McDonough Hana Augustinova William W. Corcoran, Esq.* Katie Gewirz Elizabeth Kahane Cheryl Mclarney Zara Abubakar Karen Corinha Sarah M. Gewirz* Judith Kalfon George H. McNeely IV Laura Babcock Daniel Cormier Steven B. Gewirz Edward Kane Mary Elizabeth McNiece John Bagwill Nancy Crandall Martha Giarratano Colleen Brady Kearney Elizabeth Wright McMillen Ashley Bankas Susan Crockett Michael Giarratano Lewis Keen Ann S. Mencoff Holly M. Bannister, MD Betty Czech Martha Ginty Mary Kelleher Pauline C. Metcalf Beverly Barrows Delaney Daly Lee Glazer Paul Kelly Kathy Michie Carol Bartok Brittain B. Damgard David Gleason Michelle Kernodle Annegret Miller George Bartok Peter S. Damon Lisa Goddard Barbara Ketchel Charles Miller Taya Battelle David W. Dangremond Lydia Goldman Eaddo Hayes Kiernan Allan Millora Barbara Baum Ana Dapaixao Rosalie Goldman Lydia Kimball Sue Mitchell Denae Bayer Christopher Darden Emily Good June Kingston Tess Mize David G. Bazarsky, Esq. Kim Williamson Darden Debbie Grant John Klippel Diane Montenegro Edward Beauchemin Angus M. Davis Deborah Greenleaf Maryann Kossak Theresa Moon Susan Behan Monica DeAngelis Kate Greenman Mara Kozelsky Angela L. Moore Janice Bell Barbara Delutis Patricia Greichen Anne Kuklinski Libby Moore Lisa Bender Emmett DeMuzio Sharon Griffin Robert Kuklinski Jackie Morrissette Amanda Bentz Linda DeSimone John K. Grosvenor Anna Kulagin Cheryl Mrozowski Amy Berkowitz Chauncey F. Dewey Diane Guidone Lee Kuruma John D. Muggeridge Tim Berkowitz Susan Dewey Marian Gund Ellie Kydd Louise Murray Carole Berube Jean Dias Alice Hand Theresa Lacerda Debora Nahajian James D. Berwind David P. Diefenbach Kathryn Hannabury Deirdre Lafferty Naomi L. Neville Raymond Bliss Ulysses Grant Dietz Mary Hanrahan Shirley Lally Francine Newth Jennifer Boarder Michael Donohue Lee Hardgrove Sheila Lang Ellen Nichols Kate Bolton Sharon Doyon Linda Hardgrove Linda Larson Michelle Noonan Tom Borden Liz Drayton Lorna Harmuth-Linder Elizabeth Leatherman Rose Northup Elaine Botelho Katy Duckworth-Schacter Peter W. Harris Ned Levine Anthony Nowicki John Boucher Judith Dugan David M. Hart Janet Liljedahl Jean Nowicki Nora Boucher Jane Dyer Elaine Hart Kenneth Lindh Lauren Nowicki Vera Bowen Kimberly Earlywine Peter Harty Beverly Y. Little Kelly O'Connell Meg Braff Ted Eayrs William F. Hatfield Richard C. Loebs, Jr. Layne O'Connell Kate Brandeis William P. Egan II Mary Heath Robert LoRe Quinn O'Connell Jeremy Breakstone Dianne Elliott Patricia Helgesen Kate Lucey Rosemary O'Dwyer Jackie Breitenbach Karen Ephraim Anna Hendrix-Semenova Monica Lucey Roderick O'Hanley Sue Britt Nahla Ephraim Nannette Herrick William F. Lucey III Paul O'Reilly Elizabeth Q. Brooks Carol J. Epstein Kimberly Herrlinger Marcy Lundy Elizabeth O'Shea John W. Brooks Jr. Peter C. Erichsen Aldwyn Hewitt Bruce Luscombe Susan Olson Heather Burgess Nancy Evans Thomas Hockaday Alice Lynch Audrey Oswald Helen Burke-DelGiudice Ryan Evans Anne Hogg Nancy Lyon Pamela Owens Erin Burlinson Ann Fagan Barbara Holland Debra Mack Jay Page Monty Burnham Kathryn Farrington Nancy Holt Andrew MacKeith Susan Paglia Ross Cann Everett Federici Deborah Horton Robert Manice Bonnie Paige Jane Cary Robin Federici Jan Hubley Bernice Mannion John Palmer Jean Casale Patricia Fernandez Debra Hunt-Casey Marie Marabello Janice Panoff Loretta Casey Karen Field Emily Hutchinson Chryso Maranda Sabra Park Richard G. Casey Angela B. Fischer Steven Huttler Mary Mark John M. Peixinho Stephen Casey Kimberlee Fisher Vicki Iannucillo Isabel Marsh Hinda Perdreaux Michaela Cermakova Sharon Flatgard Kathy Impagliazzo Ronald Marsh Mary Lucy Pereira

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