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21 Financial Summary ABOUT THE COVER: Rio Vista Farm, Socorro, Texas. Rio Vista Farm’s history reveals a nationally significant, yet overlooked, side of the 23 Recognition American experience—and remains a testament to the stories and contributions of the many skilled Mexican guest-workers who came to the U.S. to aid with farm labor shortages across America during and after World War II. Without a preservation and reuse strategy, this bi-nationally significant site could be lost beyond repair. a series of sparks imagination reinvention creativity WITH THIS YEAR’S ANNUAL REPORT, we celebrate the extraordinary ingenuity power of historic places to connect and inspire—and we honor the visionary determination Americans partnering with us to create a stronger, more united future using the courage best of our nation’s past. hope We shine a spotlight on great leaders, such as the Lilly Endowment Inc., the knowledge Robert W. Wilson Charitable Trust, and the Estate of Paul Mellon, whose trust generosity is transforming our communities and enabling us to take bold action generosity on behalf of our cultural heritage nationwide.

We recognize the friends who stepped forward 20 years ago to help us launch the National Trust Council—many of whom are still members of that group today— and who represent the National Trust’s most generous and ardent ambassadors.

And we thank the millions of everyday Americans who lend their support— including the thousands of Miami residents who joined a Heineken crowd- funding campaign to raise more than $100,000 to bring music and life back to Miami Marine Stadium.

We thank everyone who has joined us in The Campaign for America’s National Treasures, which launched publicly this year and has raised more than $165 million toward our goal of investing $200 million to save the places that shape our American experience.

Through this landmark effort—the largest fundraising campaign in National Trust history—we are revitalizing historic sites, saving National Treasures, and promoting character-rich communities nationwide.

Together, we are creating a future in which more Americans have a chance to live, work, worship, and play in vibrant places enriched by a sense of history. It is an honor to do this hopeful, life-affirming work with you, our neighbors, friends, and fellow citizens. We offer our deepest thanks for your support.

Marita Rivero, Chair + Stephanie Meeks, President Because places are where our lives, memories, and stories begin, connecting us then, now, and into the future.

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HISTORIC SITES

Icons of achievement. Vibrant centers of life and culture. Beautiful landscapes.

Historic sites bring us together to chart a brighter future based on the lessons and inspirations of our past. Your support in 2017 has helped inspire continual reinvention among our 27 National Trust Historic Sites; the hundreds of historic museums, homes, studios, and gardens in our affiliated networks; and thousands of historic houses and museums around the country. With your help, we are ensuring that these sites continue to provide lively, relevant connections to the past and serve as meaningful guides to the future.

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GRILLS FUND SUPPORTS HISTORIC torations at their respective retreats—Northern PREVIOUS SPREAD: GARDENS AND LANDSCAPES California’s Pond Farm and the Berkshires’ More than 600 original works of art have Recognizing the power of historic gardens Chesterwood—set the stage for a new genera- been exhibited at tion of artists. We championed a public/private Chesterwood, a National and landscapes to draw visitors and deepen Trust Historic Site, over our experience of a place, last year we partnership at Pond Farm, which will open the past 40 years. earned national attention by adding 4,000 in 2018 as a first-of-its-kind artist residence ABOVE, LEFT TO RIGHT: program on state parklands. And our National Your support this year acres of natural areas around our National brought new energy and Trust Historic Sites to our collection policy. Trust Historic Site, Chesterwood, where French life to the gardens of conceived the seated Lincoln that graces the Filoli, California’s Pond This year, a new grant fund, made possible Farm, James Madison’s by a generous $1 million gift from longtime national memorial, is returning to its roots Montpelier, North as a place of active creativity, thanks to lead Carolina’s Pauli Murray supporters Marge and Joe Grills, is helping House, and California’s us enliven these places through best-in-class support from the Henry Luce Foundation and Cooper-Molera Adobe. stewardship of their gardens and landscapes. Nancy Woodson Spire Foundation. The first round of Grills Fund grants enabled important enhancements to Filoli, Chester- JAMES MADISON’S MONTPELIER wood, and Oatlands. Thanks to a generous $10 million gift from philanthropist David M. Rubenstein to The Mont- ARTIST RETREATS RETURN TO LIFE pelier Foundation, James Madison’s Montpelier Somewhere Bauhaus potter Marguerite opened The Mere Distinction of Colour in June, Wildenhain and sculptor Daniel Chester an interactive exhibition designed to better illu- French were smiling this year, when major res-

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21 HISTORIC SITES $20 MILLION 133 PROJECTS COUNTLESS DONORS

This year we completed a seven-year, $20 million effort to address critical maintenance needs and improve visitor access across our National Trust Historic Sites. All told, we undertook 133 projects, which ran the gamut from utility service upgrades to careful roof and window restorations to urgent structural repairs. We thank the foundation, governmental, and individual donors who minate the role of slavery at this National Trust provided vital support to restore Murray’s stepped forward to support this crucial work, Historic Site. Through reconstructed structures, family home and secure National Historic which makes possible including several slave dwellings, and thought- Landmark designation. Future plans include lively, relevant, and engaging uses of these ful interpretation, the exhibition encourages an interpretive and social justice center to sites well into the future. visitors to draw connections between the en- inspire a new generation of activists. slaved experience at Montpelier and the human and civil rights issues of our own time. COOPER-MOLERA REIMAGINED More than $6 million in historic rehabilitation, PAULI MURRAY HOUSE, including seismic retrofits and other upgrades, NORTH CAROLINA will enable this National Trust Historic Site in A diverse coalition of grassroots activists, Monterey, California, to welcome guests for high-profile supporters, and funders came events, dining, and retail, while continuing inno- together with national leadership from our vative museum spaces and educational pro- late Field Officer Karen Nickless, to create gramming. Local residents are eagerly awaiting a brighter future for the family home of the transformation, which we undertook in Reverend Dr. Pauli Murray, the brilliant, but collaboration with the for-profit Foothill Part- under-recognized lawyer, activist, and vision- ners. The lessons learned from this shared- ary who helped shape America’s civil rights use model will benefit thousands of house law and cofounded the National Organiza- museums working toward greater relevance tion for Women. Iron Mountain, the Marion and sustainability, while preserving a beloved Stedman Covington Foundation, and others link to California’s early Latino history.

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$165 MILLION Invested to date through the $200 million Campaign for America’s National Treasures. 60,000 objects Curated in our National Trust Historic Sites collections. $1 BILLION+ Surpassed in equity investments by the National Trust Community Investment 250+ sites championed Corporation to encourage rehab and reuse. Through America’s 11 Most Endangered Historic Places over the past 30 years. 4,500 in-person and virtual participants At PastForward preservation conference.

8.7 BILLION MEDIA IMPRESSIONS 41,000+ advocacy actions Creating calls to action Galvanized on behalf of preservation. in hundreds of cities and towns nationwide. 1 million supporters 4,000 acres Taking action nationwide. Stewarded by our National Trust Historic Sites. $14 MILLION In preservation work accomplished in National Parks by more than 600 HOPE Crew trainees over 3 years.

1 million visitors At our 27 National Trust Historic Sites annually. 2.3 million visitors To SavingPlaces.org. $4.5 MILLION+ Awarded in grant funds to more than 200 projects nationwide. 4,000 school children Toured The Shadows in its 56th year giving tours. $425 MILLION+ Public and private funding leveraged by National Treasure campaigns.

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1 million supporters our personal and shared stories Taking action nationwide. and inspire a more vibrant future.

2.3 million visitors To SavingPlaces.org.

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NATIONAL TREASURES

Beloved community icons. Powerful sites of conscience. Architectural masterworks.

National Treasures are places that tell our stories and remind us who we are and who we aspire to be. Over the past year, your support made possible the successes highlighted here, and dozens of other milestones across the irreplaceable sites, landscapes, and historic communities in our Treasures portfolio. To date, our Treasure campaigns have leveraged more than $425 million in public and private funding to save the places that shape our American experience.

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BEARS EARS NATIONAL and reuse the Astrodome. The site will once MONUMENT, UTAH again generate revenue—and bring Houston Our determined, multi-year advocacy residents together as a community—through helped to win national monument desig- nine acres of program and event space. nation for the 12,000-year-old history of National Trust Trustee Phoebe Tudor and this stunning cultural landscape. Leadership Advisor Minnette Boesel, both board mem- support from the David and Lucile Packard bers on the newly formed Astrodome Con- Foundation, Bobbie Sweet, Wyss Founda- servancy, led the way in this campaign, which tion, and others made our work possible on will inform other cities struggling to reinvent this and 14 other ancient and irreplaceable beloved community spaces. National Treasures on public lands nation- wide. We continue advocating to protect BIRMINGHAM CIVIL RIGHTS NATIONAL these remarkable places. MONUMENT, ALABAMA Our efforts to save the A.G. Gaston Motel, HOUSTON ASTRODOME, TEXAS the location of Dr. King’s Birmingham “war A year after more than 90,000 Americans rooms,” propelled creation this year of showed their love for Houston’s most iconic America’s first national monument commem- landmark through our engagement cam- orating the Civil Rights movement. More than paign, city commissioners unanimously approved a $105 million plan to rehabilitate

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10,000 Americans, including Birmingham TAWANI Foundation among others. The inno- PREVIOUS SPREAD: We helped to secure Mayor William Bell and U.S. Congress- vative lease enables Madison-based devel- national monument woman Terri Sewell, declared their sup- oper Alexander Company to create much designation for 12,000 years of history at Utah’s port through our advocacy campaign. The needed housing and support service space Bears Ears this year. monument stands as a testament to heroes for veterans stuggling with homelessness. ABOVE, LEFT TO RIGHT: of every generation, whose courage brings We are working to protect more than 85 our nation closer to its founding ideals. JAMES RIVER, VIRGINIA National Treasures, One of our toughest battles continued this telling a fuller American story from the year on the James River at historic James- MILWAUKEE VA SOLDIERS Houston Astrodome HOME, WISCONSIN town, where we maintained our strong to the civil rights federal, state, and local advocacy to stop national monument in We celebrated alongside America’s Birmingham, Milwaukee wounded warriors this year when the a proposed powerline from degrading this VA Soldiers Home, and irreplaceable American landscape. In addi- the historic landscape Department of Veterans Affairs agreed to around America’s an enhanced use lease for the Milwaukee tion, we funded an influential engineering birthplace at Jamestown. VA Soldiers Home, which will create new study, which prompted robust intra-agency housing for veterans at this oasis of heal- advocacy to echo the federal permit review ing in downtown Milwaukee. In partner- process. Although the Army Corps of Engi- ship with Milwaukee Preservation Alliance, neers granted federal permits, our campaign we championed the lease in a multi-year continues in court, thanks to the support of campaign steadfastly supported by David thousands of Americans nationwide. and Julia Uihlein, Barbara Fuldner, and the

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The National Trust for Historic Preservation protects significant places representing our diverse cultural experience by taking direct action and inspiring broad public support.

NATIONAL TRUST NATIONAL REURBANISM HOPE CREW FIELD HISTORIC SITES TREASURES PROJECTS PROJECTS OFFICES 27 sites encompassing 85+ nationally 50 cities influenced 100 projects 9 field offices providing 4,000 acres of gardens significant buildings, by our Atlas of completed by 600 expertise and national and landscapes, 300 communities, and ReUrbanism and corps members over leadership in major structures, and more cultural landscapes. 5 on-the-ground the past 3 years. American cities. than 60,000 objects. campaigns.

14 2017 ANNUAL REPORT NATIONAL TRUST FOR HISTORIC PRESERVATION GRANT MAIN STREET NATIONAL TRUST COMMUNITY INVESTMENT FUNDS AMERICA NETWORK CORPORATION PROJECTS $4.5+ million in grants More than 1,000 Main $1 billion+ raised in capital for 142 tax credit to more than 200 sites. Street communities transactions with $4 billion+ total development nationwide. costs.

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REURBANISM

Welcoming downtowns. Lively streets. Walkable neighborhoods.

We all want to come home to places we love—healthy, vibrant, beautiful communities. Older and historic places are central to such neighborhoods, and we know from research and experience that our lives are happier, more prosperous, and more environmentally sustainable when we invest in them. Our ReUrbanism initiative, launched this year, encourages this investment with new tools, approaches, and funding sources. Heartfelt thanks to the funders partnering with us on this important work.

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MAKING THE CASE WITH where targeted investments could make a NEW RESEARCH difference. We also tackled the how through This year we launched the Atlas of ReUrban- in-depth research in Jacksonville, Florida to ism, an interactive mapping tool allowing for identify policy solutions and new incentives the exploration and discovery of connections that make reuse easier and more affordable. between older buildings and economic, de- Lead support from the Jessie Ball du Pont mographic, and environmental outcomes in Fund, along with The Kresge Foundation 50 American cities. The Atlas proves the why and the Richard H. Driehaus Foundation, of preservation through sophisticated data enabled this work. analytics that demonstrate strong correla- tions—in cities nationwide—between neigh- SHAPING THE DEBATE borhoods with older, smaller, mixed-age From more than 1,000 thought leaders buildings and economic performance. These gathered in Houston for the PastForward neighborhoods have more jobs, more women conference, to a new partnership with the and minority-owned businesses, more cre- influential CityLab Project operated by ativity, more nightlife, and greater population Atlantic Media, we reached more Americans density and diversity. Detailed maps illustrate than ever before this year with the message that reuse makes our cities stronger and our lives better. A key milestone was the release of National Trust President Stephanie Meeks’

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book The Past and Future City with co-au- opers restore historic buildings. To expand PREVIOUS SPREAD: National Trust research thor Kevin Murphy. The book ran through its this impact, in 2017 we also launched a new this year demonstrated first print run in four months and prompted historic real estate fund, through which the that historic character high-profile speaking engagements, such as National Trust will be directly investing $10 translates into more small businesses, the U.S. Conference of Mayors and the Con- million in rehab projects nationwide. new businesses, and gress for the New Urbanism. creative industries in Jacksonville, Florida. MAIN STREET MARKS RECORD IMPACT ABOVE, LEFT TO RIGHT: NTCIC TOPS $1 BILLION IN FUNDING Our nonprofit subsidiary, the National Main Our newest ReUrbanism National Treasure, the This year, our for-profit subsidiary, the Street Center, announced powerful new Historic Neighborhoods National Trust Community Investment statistics this year, quantifying the eco- of Philadelphia; Stephanie Meeks makes the case in Corporation, topped $1 billion in tax credit nomic benefits for downtowns that invest in Houston; The Gryphon equity invested in rehab and reuse projects a strong sense of place. Among the find- Coffee Co. at Oxford Mills rehabbed with NTCIC nationwide. Over the past 17 years, NTCIC ings: in Washington state, business growth funds; annual Festival of funds have helped to turn neighborhoods attributable to Main Street programs gen- the Arts in downtown Eureka Springs, AR., a around with crucial funding to help devel- erated some $17 million in tax revenues, far Main Street community. exceeding state spending on the program. Nationally, the 1,052 Main Street programs leveraged roughly $32.56 for every dollar invested in 2016, a 10-year high.

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PROTECTING HISTORIC TAX CREDITS

To protect and enhance two of America’s most significant investments in rehab and reuse—federal and state historic tax credits—we intensified our outreach with elected officials at all levels this year. We secured 65 bipartisan co-sponsors for the federal Historic Tax Credit Improvement Act in the House and 11 co-sponsors in the Senate, and this work continues to top our legislative agenda under the new administration. We also provided technical assistance HEINEKEN CITIES CAMPAIGN vation task force in Philadelphia and helped to state officials, An innovative National Trust collaboration Little Havana’s residents create a master state legislators, and plan to preserve their unique architecture advocates in 21 states with Heineken, crowdfunding site Indiegogo, working to protect, and performer Bruno Mars brought funding and culture. In Detroit, we continued our expand, or put in place a state historic tax credit. and visibility to 10 historic sites nationwide, partnership with The Kresge Foundation to including seven National Treasures. From develop an action agenda for new city- the Houston Astrodome to the Waikiki wide policies and programs, such as reuse Natatorium and Miami’s Little Havana, the innovation zones, that spur investment in projects were chosen for their ability to diverse neighborhoods. We also extended foster vibrancy, community, and connection. our flagship project in Louisville, KY., made The partnership raised nearly $400,000 and possible by philanthropist Christina Lee jump-started restoration of these beloved Brown, to launch Vital Sites, a new preserva- historic places. tion organization skilled in rehab and reuse, while continuing work with city leaders on ABOVE, LEFT TO RIGHT: policy reforms. The Heineken Cities INCUBATING IDEAS IN CITIES Campaign benefitted Waikiki Natatorium and This year we added Philadelphia and Miami nine other historic places; to the growing roster of cities where we are The National Trust is helping Philadelphia teaming up with local officials to test new explore preservation tools on the ground through our ReUrban- tools that protect historic character and encourage ism initiative. We joined the mayor’s preser- growth.

20 2017 ANNUAL REPORT NATIONAL TRUST FOR HISTORIC PRESERVATION FINANCIAL SUMMARY

The National Trust’s consolidated operating revenue including its subsidiaries, the National Main Street Center and National Trust Community Investment Corporation, totaled $63 million July 1, 2016 through June 30, 2017. Revenue has consistently increased over the last five years, due in large part to strong donor support though The Campaign for America’s National Treasures. As shown in the charts below, the National Trust achieved 77% programmatic efficiency, with only 14% spent on general and administrative expenses.*

Source of Funds Use of Funds

50% Contributions 77% Preservation Programs 21% Endowment 9% Fundraising 27% Earned Income 14% General & Administrative 2% Miscellaneous

* Information based on unaudited financial data. Audited financials will be available by January 1, 2018 on SavingPlaces.org/financials.

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“From the little spark may

burst a mighty flame.”—DANTE

24 Visionary Champions 26 Our Donors 35 America’s 11 Most Endangered Historic Places

36 National Trust Historic Sites 38 National Treasuress 40 National Trust Advisors 41 Leadership and Support

All information in this section is listed as of June 30, 2017. We strive for accuracy in recognizing all. If your name is listed incorrectly, please contact us at 202-588-6080.

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Philanthropic support is the lifeblood AMERICAN EXPRESS of our work. We are honored to Over the last decade, American Express recognize four extraordinary supporters, has invested more than $22 million to help whose generosity is strengthening the National Trust protect and celebrate our organization now and securing America’s cultural and historic places. Grants and programmatic support have our ability to champion America’s underwritten important work at National cultural heritage well into the future. Parks and brought preservation home to We extend our deepest thanks to people in cities nationwide through the these individuals and institutions—and popular Partners in Preservation program. to all our supporters—for sharing our This fall, a new round of that program, commitment to a stronger, more united funded by a generous $3.2 million America, one where all people see their grant, will help Main Street communities nationwide. stories in the places around them.

ROBERT W. WILSON CHARITABLE TRUST Legendary for his boldness and ambition, the late Bob Wilson’s six challenge grants

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totaling some $21 million to congregations to support restoration, PREVIOUS SPREAD: The Campaign for America’s have sparked transformative and provide them with the expertise and National Treasures change at the National Trust. support they need to breathe new life into launched publicly in 2016 with a reception This year, we completed the their buildings and their communities. at Washington, D.C.’s most ambitious of these beloved Union Station, a National Trust National challenges—$10 million to inspire new and ESTATE OF PAUL MELLON Treasure beautifully increased gifts of $200,000 and above—a From his first gift in 1951 to restored with support from American Express. year early. Bob stands among the greatest help us acquire Woodlawn champions of America’s cultural heritage, ABOVE, LEFT TO to his transformational RIGHT: The Grand and we are humbled and grateful to be a support of James Madison’s Canyon’s Desert View part of his legacy of impact on behalf of Watchtower, a Partners Montpelier, Paul Mellon is a in Preservation grant the places that matter to Americans. true hero to America’s historic places. This winner; National Trust Historic Site year, the Estate of Paul Mellon expanded Woodlawn, acquired LILLY ENDOWMENT INC. his legacy with a generous gift towards with support from Paul Mellon; Lilly Sacred A new $14 million National Fund for Sacred the Paul Mellon Endowment Fund, a fund Places grantee Basilica Places created this year by the Lilly Endow- Mr. Mellon established in 1999 to support of St. Josaphat in Milwaukee; presentation ment is helping to restore historic houses preservation in Virginia and nationwide. of the Robert W. of worship at the center of so many Amer- Wilson Preservation Philanthropist of the ican communities. Administered jointly Year award to the Lilly by the National Trust and Partners for Endowment Inc. Sacred Places, the Fund will make grants

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CAMPAIGN FOR AMERICA’S Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Royce Google Mr. Gilbert Butler, Jr. NATIONAL TREASURES Robert H. Smith Family Foundation Mrs. Beverly S. Harris* The Charles Fund, Inc. We thank the following individuals, Mr.* and Mrs. Cyrus B. Sweet, III Marilynn and John A. Hill Howard Cobry* foundations, and corporations for Mr. John G. Turner and Mr. Jerry G. Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Jeffe Ms. Mildred Colodny stepping forward to help us launch Fischer Ms. Jacqueline B. Mars Colorado Historical Fund the most ambitious fundraising Dr. Margaret C. Winston* Massachusetts Cultural Council Mr. Kenneth A. Cooper effort in our history. Since 2012, they Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Robert Ms. Marcia V. Mayo/The Mayo Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence H. Curtis have contributed more than $165 Woodcock Charitable Foundation million toward our goal of investing Dalio Family Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel M. Mencoff $200 million to make our nation $500,000–$999,999 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Arthur Daniels, Jr. Richard Nicholson Family stronger and more united by saving Barbara Bell* The Courtenay C. & Lucy Patten Oldcastle BuildingEnvelope® Davis Foundation the places that shape our shared Mrs. Christina Lee Brown/Owsley American experience. Brown II Charitable Foundation Mr. John R. Pershing* DC Commission on the Arts Commonwealth of Virginia Mrs. Betty J. Quayle* Mr. Arthur DeMuro* $10,000,000 + Ms. Mary P. DuBois Ms. Elaine Robbins* Miss Dorothy L. Downing American Express Foundation Mr. Lester G. Fant, III and Ms. Susan Ms. Alice Rosenwald Mrs. Ann Elliman Lilly Endowment Inc. Braselton Fant Betty L. Shaver* Mr. Christopher Elliman The Robert W. Wilson Mr. and Mrs. William Gray, Jr. Eleanor and Georges St. Laurent Mr. & Mrs. Emilio Estefan Charitable Trust William T. Kemper Foundation Mr. William S. Swain Elizabeth Taylor Fessenden Foundation $2,500,000–$9,999,999 The Kresge Foundation U.S. Department of Interior Fondren Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Bass/Anne T. The Henry Luce Foundation, Inc. David and Candace Weir Foundation & Robert M. Bass Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Peter L. Malkin/The Samuel Freeman Charitable Trust Mr. James Wesley Kinnear III Malkin Fund $100,000–$249,999 Mr. John T. Geary, Jr.* Louis and Louise Nippert Trust Skaden, Arps, Slate, Meagher Ms. Eileen I. Alessandrini* The J. Paul Getty Trust & Flom LLP Nancy Woodson Spire Foundation Dr. Jean Baderschneider Sheffield Harrold Charitable Trust/ State of New York Sheffield Hale and Ellen Hale Jones David & Julia Uihlein Charitable Ms. Elizabeth Ballantine Foundation/Mr. and Mrs. David U.S. Department of Energy Bank of America Robert D. Hanson* Uihlein, Jr. Wyss Foundation S.D. Bechtel, Jr. Foundation Ms. Constance Eaton and Anonymous Boeing Employees Community Fund Mr. William B. Hart $1,000,000–$2,499,000 Bertha K. Bottiger* Ms. Diana S. Heller* The 1772 Foundation, Inc. $250,000–$499,999 Ms. Carolyn S. Brody Barbara and Amos B. Hostetter John Baxter Black* Alphawood Foundation Mr. Robert S. Browne* The Charles Evans Hughes Memorial Richard H. Driehaus Mr. Charles Butt/H-E-B Foundation Bullitt Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Joe Grills Ms. Gai Carpenter* Nancy Smith Hurd Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Bruckheimer Mrs. A. Niolon Hampton* Colorado State Historic Fund Institute of Museum and Library President George W. Bush and Mrs. Services Estate of Paul Mellon Mr. Kevin Daniels Laura Bush Jane Dale Owen* Jessie Ball duPont Fund Mr. Stephens A. Juhan*

National Trust Council Celebrates 20 Years

The National Trust’s premier donor recognition society marked its 20th anniversary in 2017 with a series of special events culminating with an anniversary trip to the historic gardens and homes of London in May. The National Trust Council brought renewed focus to philanthropy at a critical time in National Trust history, enabling the organization to transition from federal funding to a fully independent nonprofit.

26 2017 ANNUAL REPORT NATIONAL TRUST FOR HISTORIC PRESERVATION “Preservation is a gift we make in our time to generations of the future.” JOHN H. BRYAN, CHAIR EMERITUS, NATIONAL TRUST COUNCIL

Mr. Michael Kahn Rev. and Mrs. C. Frederick Dorothy M. M. Kersten Trust* Buechner Mrs. Virginia B. Ladensohn* Mrs. George H. Bunge Landmarks Illinois Mr. and Mrs. Colin G. Campbell Ms. Marcia G. Langdon* Mr. T Robert Chapman Mr. Fernando Lloveras/Conservation Mr. and Mrs. Christopher A. Cole Trust of Puerto Rico The Colorado Historical Society Mr. James Lynch Deepwater Horizon Claims Center Mr. and Mrs. Scott Malkin Mr. Richard A. Dirks* Edwin Malloy Charitable Lead Trust* Mr. and Mrs. Samuel B. Dixon The Marder Family Efroymson Family Fund Maryland Historical Trust Ms. Barbara Erling* Mr. and Mrs. John McKinnon Ms. Ruth Falkenberg Ms. Marie G. Meredith* First Giving Ms. Ellen Miller* Mr. Ronald A. Fleming Dr. LeRoy Misuraca* Mr. and Mrs. Tony Gelderman Mrs. Lynette Mizell* Mrs. Janet Goldman Mr. Melville Moffitt* Goodfellow Fund Mr. Rick Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Peter W. Grant National Endowment for the Arts Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gray Ms. Martha Nelson Mr. Joseph Paul Gromacki Supporters connect at Cliveden, a National Trust Historic Site Ms. Patricia Osborn* Ms. Alice Handy and in Philadelphia. Overhills Foundation Mr. Peter Stoudt The David and Lucile Packard HTR Foundation Ms. Sue A. Rotharmel* Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Daniels, Jr. Foundation Mr. and Mrs. J. Clifford Hudson Mr. Jeffrey H. Schutz & Ms. Charlotte Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan M. Kemper Mr. and Mrs. Peter Reed The C and A Johnson Family Caldwell Ms. Susan Eckert Lynch Ms. Carol A. Reinhackel* Foundation Robert Silman Associates, Inc. Mr. Richard Ford* The Rice Family Foundation Mr. Noel A. Jordan* Mr. and Mrs. Paul B. Smith Mr. Peter L. Malkin Righteous Persons Foundation Kaiser Permanente Spokane Regional Convention Mr.* and Mrs. Matthew Simmons & Visitors Miss Louise A. Robinson The J. M. Kaplan Fund, Inc. Ms. Priscilla Studholme* Ms. Dorothy Schick* Mr. and Mrs. John W. Keith MEMBERS The Summit Foundation Ms. Lisa See and Mr. Richard Kendall Kinsman Foundation Mr. Erik Arneberg Thompson Family Foundation Mr. David Bruce Smith Mr. R. Kirk Landon* The Honorable and Mrs. Victor H. Ashe Mrs. Sarita Warshawsky* Mr. Tefft Smith Mr. and Mrs. Henry Leander Ms. Elizabeth Ballantine and Mary Burford West* Mr. Paul Leavitt Charles and Lucy Sturges Trust* Mr. Robert Leary* Kent L. Williams Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Bass Mr. G.J. Tankersley, Jr. and Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Lenhardt Jr. Ms. Jennifer Evans MARPAT Foundation Winn Development Company Mrs. Edith S. Bingham Jim Tennies Mr. and Mrs. M. Holt Massey Wyeth Foundation for American Art Mr. and Mrs. Donald T. Bliss Daniel K. Thorne Foundation Eugene McDermott Foundation Zaharakos Ice Cream Mrs. Duncan Boeckman Mr. and Mrs.* Clayton M. Timmons Mrs. J. Maxwell Moran Anonymous Minnette and Peter Boesel Mrs. Bert S. Turner Mr. and Mrs. F. Joseph Moravec Mr. David Bonderman Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Tudor III National Endowment for the 2017 ANNUAL FUND Ms. Jeannene T. Booher Ms. Sara Wetherbee* Humanities SUPPORTERS Suzanne Deal Booth Mr. Timothy P. Whalen National Park Foundation Ms. Carolyn S. Brody The Wortham Foundation, Inc. Ms. Irma Neumann* NATIONAL TRUST COUNCIL Mrs. Christina Lee Brown Mr. Paul B. Wright* Mr. Martin L. J. Newman As the National Trust’s premier donor Ms. Marilyn Brown recognition society, the National Anonymous (2) New York State Thruway Authority Mr. and Mrs.* Jackson D. Brown Oceanic Heritage Foundation Trust Council is the lifeblood of our Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Bruckheimer work. Council members support $50,000–$99,999 Otter Island Foundation Mr. Jay Bryan the organization in a variety of Mrs. Lori Efroymson-Aguilera The Ralph M. Parsons Foundation Mr. and Mrs. John H. Bryan ways, incluidng robust leadership, The Argus Fund Pheasant Hill Foundation longstanding support, and annual Mr. and Mrs. John H. Bryan, III The Honorable and Mrs. Victor H. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Davis Phillips contributions of $10,000 or more. Mr. Joseph M. Bryan, Jr. Ashe/East Tennessee Foundation Ms. Susan D. Phipps Mr. and Mrs. Randy D. Bryant The Susan Bacher Fund Mr. Joseph Potts* CHAIRS Reverend and Mrs. C. Frederick Ms. Esther Hoshall Beaumont Nina Mason Pulliam Charitable Trust Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Dixon Buechner Charitable Unitrust of Elizabeth Mr. and Mrs. Richard Quast Mr. and Mrs. Tony Gelderman Mr. and Mrs. Duane L. Burnham G. Beinecke* Rachlis, Duff, Adler & Peel, LLC President George W. Bush and Mrs. Edith S. Bingham FOUNDING CHAIRMAN Mrs. Laura Bush The Neil and Anna Rasmussen Charles H. Blake Charitable Trust* Foundation Mr. Richard Jenrette Mr. and Mrs. John E. Butler Mr. and Mrs. Donald T. Bliss Rollins Ranches, LLC Mr. Charles C. Butt CHAIRS EMERITI Mr. and Mrs. Shelby W. Bonnie The William Rosenwald Family Mr. and Mrs. Colin G. Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Fred C. Burns Mr. and Mrs. Randy D. Bryant Fund, Inc. Mr. John H. Bryan *deceased

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NATIONAL TRUST COUNCIL, Henry and Louise Leander Mr. G. J. Tankersley, Jr. and Lisa Zenkel Sheldon CONTINUED David S. Leinbach Ms. Jennifer Evans ANONYMOUS (2) The Honorable Martha Fuller Clark Mr. Fernando Lloveras-San Miguel Mr. Daniel K. Thorne and Dr. Geoffrey E. Clark Mr. Henry Johnson Louis Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thornton $1,000–$4,999 Dr. Carolyn Seen and Mr. Jay Clemens Mr. and Mrs. Bruce H. MacLeod Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Tudor III Mr. Gerald W. Adelmann Mr. and Mrs. James L. Coker Tony Maddalena Mr. John G. Turner and Irene and Alan Adler Mr. Jerry G. Fischer Mr. and Mrs. Christopher A. Cole Susan Magrino Dunning Mrs. William Alden, Jr. Mrs. Sue Turner Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Collias Mr. and Mrs. Peter L. Malkin Ms. Lucy B. Alexander Mr. and Mrs. David Vogel Uihlein Ms. Mary McDermott Cook Mr. and Mrs. Scott Malkin Mr. Neal M. Allen Mr. and Mrs. James Vaugha Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence H. Curtis Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Malone Mr. Paul B. Althouse Dr. Albert W. van Fossen Mr. and Mrs. Frank Arthur Daniels, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Marder Ms. Rosanne Ammirati Edwina von Gal Ms. Julie Daniels and Mr. Tom West Ms. Jacqueline B. Mars Mrs. Frank W. Anderson Paula and Glenn Wallace Mr. Kevin Daniels Mr. and Mrs. M. Holt Massey Mrs. William S. Anderson Ms. Virginia A. Weil Beth Rudin DeWoody Mr. and Mrs. John McKinnon Mr. Robert H. Arnow Mrs. David A. Weir Mr. and Mrs. Samuel B. Dixon Estate of Paul Mellon Mrs. Ann Griffith Ash Mr. and Mrs. Gregory A. Werkheiser Ms. Barbi E. Donnelley, II Mr. and Mrs. Samuel M. Mencoff Mr. and Mrs. Anthony W. Atkiss Mr. Timothy P. Whalen Mrs. Louisa C. Duemling Mr. Richard Michaelson Mrs. Nancy Avellar Mr. and Mrs. Frank R. White, Jr. Ms. Lisa Eccles Mr. Marshall V. Miller Mr. Edgar H. Bachrach Ms. Anne Wright Wilson John Edelman Dr. LeRoy Misuraca Ms. Isabel L. Bader Mr. Robert N. Wilson Mrs. Lori Efroymson-Aguilera and Mrs. Cathy Mayo Moore and Charles and Diana Bain Mr. Sergio Aguilero Mr. James D. Moore Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Robert Mr. Jeff Baker Woodcock Mr. Christopher J. Elliman Mr. and Mrs. F. Joseph Moravec Mr. Carl Balis Ms. Sara Zumwalt Ruth Falkenberg Mr. Richard Moseley and Dr. Andrew T. Barfknecht Mr. Lester G. Fant III and Ms. Joanne Gusweiler ANONYMOUS (4) Laura Barker Mrs. Susan Braselton Fant Martha Nelson Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Bartlett, Jr. Mrs. Elinor K. Farquhar $5,000–$9,999 Mr. Martin L. J. Newman Mr. David W. Baum and Lucia Kellar Mr. Wayne L. Feakes Ms. Barbara Bowles Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Nicholson Mrs. Joan L. Baxter Michael Fedele and Douglas Wurth Laurence C. Burns, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. J. Christopher Nielsen Crista Bazoian Mr. Ronald L. Fleming Ms. Susan E. Chapman-Hughes and Dr. and Mrs. Grant V.S. Parr Mr. Christopher Hughes Diane Beck and Douglas Dooley Mrs. Barbara Nitchie Fuldner Jeffrey R. Peltier Mr. Peter Christensen Reinier and Nancy Beeuwkes Mr. Cary C. Fuller Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Davis Phillips Mr. and Mrs. James L. Coker Miss Margaret Bellis Mr. and Mrs. Tony Gelderman Ms. Susan D. Phipps Mr. and Mrs. Ingersoll Cunningham Mr. and Mrs. Stan Ber Mr. Edward Gerber Mr. James Picknor Staffan and Margareta Encrantz Mr. George E. Berg Mr. and Mrs. Leland Getz Mr. and Mrs. Verne R. Read III Marcia Erickson-Boate Mr. Walter B. Bergmann II Mr. and Mrs. Donald Glickman Phyllis and Peter Reed Ms. Jill B. Hartman Lorraine Besch Mrs. Janet Goldman Ms. Cynthia M. Reusche Richard Hay Mr. Donald A. Best Mr. John Goodfellow Mr. Edward H. Rice Ms. Hope H. Jones Dr. Julie A. Sanford Biggerstaff Mr. and Mrs. Peter W. Grant Mrs. Louise C. Riemer Williams and Susan Mahoney Fund Mrs. George P. Bissell, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gray Mr. John F.W. Rogers Stephanie and Rob Meeks Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bladstrom Mr. and Mrs. Joe Grills Ms. Alice Rosenwald Mr. and Mrs. George D. O’Neill Mrs. Katherine L. Blair Mr. Joseph Paul Gromacki Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Royce Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Pearson Mr. Thomas Boccia Ms. Anne K. Groves Margaret Russell Sharon Prince Mr. Karl Bongarten Mr. and Mrs. Graham Gund Halle M. and Rick Sadle Mrs. James A. Rawley Ms. Jackie Borgel Mr. and Mrs. Sheffield Hale Ms. Meg S. Salyer Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel Saltonstall Priscilla J. Brewster Mrs. Penelope Coker Hall Mr. and Mrs. Roger Sant Meg Salyer Kelly and Samuel Bronfman Ms. Alice Handy and Mr. Peter Stoudt Mrs. Linda Schapiro Ms. Patricia P. Sands Ms. Rosalie Bloom Brooks Mr. William B. Hart and Mrs. Eleanor Seaman Ms. Constance Eaton Mrs. Gladys Schutz Mr. C. Richard and Olive J. Brose Ms. Lisa See and Mr. Richard Kendall Edwin B. Hathaway Mr. Eric Spiegel and Mrs. Doreen Candice and David Brown Ms. Nora Hutton Shepard Spiegel Ms. Abbe A. Heller Mrs. Martha Brown Amanda E. Shore Camille Jones Strachan Marilynn and John Hill Shirley Brown Mrs. George A. Shutt Mr. Jack Taylor Barbara and Amos Hostetter Mr. and Mrs. Jacob F. Bryan, IV Ellen C. L. Simmons Mr. Jesse Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Hudson Mary Bunting Mr. and Mrs. Henry T. M. Snee Mr. and Mrs. John Thompson Ms. Nancy Ann Hunt Mrs. Richard I. Burnham William Sofield Ms. Jo Ann Tredennick Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Huss F. Colin and Paula Cabot Ms. Jennifer P. Speers Mr. Robert L. Turner Mrs. Martha R. Ingram Mr. Stephen Callcott and Eleanor and Georges St. Laurent Mr. and Mrs. Antoine W. van Agtmael Mr. Clifford Williams Hopkins Mr. Richard H. Jenrette Robert A.M. Stern Ms. Mary Joan Weatherly Mrs. Olive Camp Johnson Mr. and Mrs. John W. Keith Mimi Reichert Sternlicht Mr. Timothy White Dr. Mark Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan M. Kemper Sabina and Harlan Stone Mr. Henry K. Willard II Dr. Lon Carnes, Jr. Reed Krakoff Mrs. Camille Jones Strachan David Wollenberg Ms. Gai Carpenter Mr. Henry M. Lambert and Mr. Carey Bond, LABO Charitable Fund Mrs. Cyrus B. Sweet III Dr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Wood Ms. Joanna Carpenter Ms. M. Rebecca Carr

28 2017 ANNUAL REPORT NATIONAL TRUST FOR HISTORIC PRESERVATION “Your investment of time and talent helped raise key awareness for Union Terminal.” ELIZABETH PIERCE, CEO, CINCINNATI MUSEUM CENTER

The Caulkins Family Ms. Mary Werner DeNadai, FAIA Mr. Nicholas Fintzelberg, PHD Mr. Jon Kevin Gossett and Micki and Dan Chapin Ms. Frances E. Dependahl Charles and Linda Fish Mr. Alex Urdaneta Mr. Peter Lewis Chapin Mr. Robert L. DeSilets Mrs. Christine Fisher Mrs. Joy and Francis Goudie Mrs. Christine Chickering Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Dever Dr. and Mrs. Oscar P. Fitzgerald Robert Goulart Barbara Clayton Mr. Barry Dexter Ms. Nancy J. Fitzpatrick and Mr. Dr. Jon Graff Ms. Linda Cohen Mr. Charley Dickey and Mrs. Sheila Lincoln Russell Ms. Gene Graham Mrs. Paul B. Cole Wyckoff-Dickey Ms. Susan Fleming Robert Greeley Ms. Donna Colson Mr. and Mrs. James Donnell Mr. Brian Floca Louise B. Griffiths Mrs. Debra J. Condrat Dr. Leo P. Donovan, Jr. Ms. Kristin Flood Dr. Alberto and Linda S. Grignolo Mrs. Gayle Cook Thomas Donovan Ms. Eleanor J. Fox Mr. and Mrs. Grant H. Griswold Mr. David E. Cooper Anne Down Jean-Marc Frailong Mr. Eric Groft Carrie and John Corcoran Mr. Douglas D. Drysdale and Ms. Elizabeth Frank Ruth Ann Groves Elaine M. Hadden Daniel P. Corrigan Mr. and Mrs. Richard Freedman Mr. Michael S. Guarino Mr. and Mrs. Beverly DuBose III Barbara Coughlan Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Fromboluti Jack Guenther Mrs. Susan Kay Dunham Sharon Coughlin Mr. Michael S. Furlow Dr. Sigurd B. Gundersen, Jr. Ms. Michelle Ann Duralia Mr. Christopher Cowie Ms. Mary Isabelle Gallo Mr. Karl Gurcke Mrs. Selma N. Duvick Mr. Eugene L. Cox Miss Ann Galvin Mr. Robert S. Hagge, Jr. Mr. Paul W. Edmondson Ms. Lisa Craig Mr. and Mrs. Harvey B. Gantt Mr. Eric Hagin Mr. Martin Elias Mr. and Mrs. J. Taylor Crandall Mr. W. Gordon Garrett Ms. Beverly L. Hamilton Mr. and Mrs. Christian P. Erdman Benjamin F. Crane Donetta George Tom and Char Hand Mr. Dale J. Ernster Bob and Pat Crossley Mr. Scott S. Gerloff The Honorable Phil and Mr. and Mrs. David Esau Mrs. Linda Hardberger Courtney Crouch Mr. and Mrs. George C. Gibson Dr. and Mrs. Ronald L. Eshleman Ms. Ruth Ann Harnisch Stephen Cuchel Karen Gilhuly Ms. Jeanmarie Etchepare Martin Harper Mr. Brandon Blake Danford Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Gilmartin Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Evans Mr. Jerry M. Harrington Ms. Mary E. Darmstaetter Ms. Sharon W. Gilson ExxonMobil Foundation Ms. Elizabeth Edwards Harris Mrs. Leonore Daschbach Mrs. Gertrude M. Goff Arthur M. Fairley Mrs. Martha Harris Mr. Donald W. Davis Mr. Thomas P. Gohagan Fleur Fairman David Harrison Mr. Phillip O. Davis Mr. Douglas Golann Mr. and Mrs. Ila M. Falvey Mr. Richard K. Harsh Mr. Robert A. Davis and Paul Goldberger and Susan Solomon Ms. Barbara C. Davis Gregory Fancelli Ms. Jessica Goldman Ms. Susan Hartley Mr. and Mrs. Russell De Yong Mrs. H. Mortimer Favrot, Jr. Ms. Rebecca Goodman Kevin and Catherine Harvey Ms. J. Blair Dean and Mrs. Sharon K. Fearey and Mrs. Therese M. Goodwin Gene Hassan Dr. Alan J. Fearey Mr. Robert D. Cooter Randall Gordon Mrs. Serena Hatch Marialice S. Ferguson Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Dean Donna Gorman Mr. Alfred F. Hausser Mrs. Mary B. Demere Mr. Matthew P. Figgie Ms. Louise L. Hayman *deceased

Preservation for People: A Vision for the Future of Preservation

To mark the 50th anniversary of the National Historic Preservation Act and launch the preservation movement forward, this year we released Preservation for People: A Vision for the Future. The crowdsourced report synthesizes more than a year of listening sessions with dozens of preservationists, scholars, and allies nationwide. The report envisions a future rooted in human needs and aspirations, and a preservation movement that is a prevalent, powerful, and practical force to sustain, improve, and enrich the way we live for generations to come.

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$1,000–$4,999 CONTINUED Mrs. E. Bronson Ingram Mr. and Mrs. Keith L. Knowlton Catherine Ludden Mr. and Mrs. Anita and Philip Heller Mary Israel Dr. Susan Koch Dr. Jacqueline M. Lyon Mr. Hanes A. Heller Vijay Iyer and Gabrielle Schonder Mr. and Mrs. Steven H. Koehler Mr. Patrick P. MacKellan Mr. and Mrs. J. Roderick Heller III Mr. Hans U. Jahn Mr. Franklyn A. Kraus Susanne Mackiw Ms. Janet R. Heller Jacque and John Jarve Ms. Elizabeth Krentzman Ms. Marjorie E. MacLachlan Mr. Irvin M. Henderson Mr. Gene Jensen Mr. Frank Kugeler Catherine MacMillan Mr. and Mrs. David Herndon Mr. Alan C. Johnson and Mrs. Wendy Kulberg Mr. David C. MacNamee Ms. Toni Herrick Ms. Elizabeth H. Johnson Anne Kushwaha Mr. and Mrs. John Manley Mr. Thomas Hesselbrock Mrs. Lynne Johnson James Laabs Ms. Marietta A. Marchitelli Mr. Edwin David Hetz Ms. Sara Jane Johnson Ms. Marilyn L. Ladner Marie Claire Marroum-Kardous, MD Mr. Brian F. Hickey Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Johnston, Jr. Mr. Robb Lady and Mr. Douglas H. Marshall Mr. Howard E. Hight Miss Mary Ellen Johnston Mr. Thomas A. Tarnowski and Kevin O’Connor Dr. Barbara P. Hildreth Mr. and Mrs. Larry L. Jones Patrick Laidman Mr. Isaiah Martin Ms. Isabel Hill Ms. Lucy R. Jones Ms. Linda Laine Ms. TerryLynne Marx Fred and Mary Buford Hitz Mr. Timothy R. Juenke Mr. and Mrs. Peter Gerard Land Mr. Byron E. Mason Nancy and Jerre Hitz Ms. Patricia Kahle Ms. Jean Lane Ms. Debby Dale Mason Mr. Gary Hobin Mr. Loren D. Kaiser Mrs. Joan Lane Michael W. Mattingly Mrs. Sally G. Hoffman Dr. Gary Karlowicz and Mrs. Anthony Lapham Dr. and Mrs. Douglas R. Maxwell Dr. Karen Karlowicz Ms. Ruth G. Hofmeister Ms. Nancy Latta Mr. Colin C. McAneny Mr. and Mrs. Ron Kaufman Miss Frances Holladay Mr. James D. Laur Mr. and Mrs. Edwin McCarthy Ms. Holly Kaye Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin D. Holt, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lawrence James and Margaret McClenahan Mr. William R. Keane Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hood Mr. Roy Leatherberry, IV Karen McCulley Ms. Pauline Keinath Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Hopper Mr. Jonathan Lehman and Mr. and Mrs. James R. McDonald, FAIA Mr. and Mrs. Whitmore Kelley Mr. Zachary Huelsing Mr. S. Roger Horchow Mr. Jay G. McDonough Whitmore Kelley Mr. Edward A. Lesser Ms. Louise R. Horn Ms. Julia McGinnis Mr. William J. Kelly Ferris Lewald and Melinda Kayan Mrs. Herbert Houghton Mr. Stevenson McIlvaine Mr. Thomas S. Kenan III Mr. Jeffrey M Lewis-Oakes Mr. William Housum, Jr. Mr. Perry McKay Katherine and Peter Kend Amanda and Barney Loehnis Ms. Kim S. Howard Mrs. Christine McManus Richard Kimball Dirk Lohan Ms. Linda Howard Mr. and Mrs. John McMullan Ms. Elizabeth W. King Ms. Debbie Long Mr. John Howe, Jr. Mr. Arthur F. McMurdie Dr. and Mrs. Howard S. Kirshner Ms. Janice Long Mr. John A. Hoyda Mr. and Mrs. Alvin E. McQuinn Mary Sue Kitchen Mr. Phillip C. Long Mrs. Charles N. Huggins Ms. Melissa McSwigan Ms. Paula K. Knickerbocker Robert and Susan Long Sid and Joan Huguenin Mr. John C. Meditz Ms. Verna Knorr Patricia Loughridge Mr. Richard F. Hull Janice and Steve Meisel Mr. Gregory L. Knott and Ann Lowry and John Perez Derk Hunter and Kingsley Jack Mr. James Stevenson and Ms. Ms. Jean A. Morrison Noto Lucio Josephine Merck

HOPE Crew Program Reaches Milestone 100th Project

On June 13, HOPE Crew announced Fort Monroe National Monument in Hampton, Virginia, as the site of their 100th project since the start of the program in 2014. HOPE Crew (named for “Hands-On Preservation Experience”) has trained more than 600 young people and veterans in preservation trades, and recruited over 2,000 volunteers to protect places that are significant to their communities. In just three years, the program has contributed 80,000 hours and $14.3 million worth of preservation work at historic sites across the country.

30 2017 ANNUAL REPORT NATIONAL TRUST FOR HISTORIC PRESERVATION “National Treasures are introducing Americans to one another.” MARITA RIVERO, CHAIR, BOARD OF TRUSTEES

Ms. Elizabeth Merritt H. Russell Pitman Mr. Elliott R. Sernel Dru Van Steenburg Mr. Martin Messinger Laura and Edward Pla Stacy Shamberger Carol and Hal Varian Elizabeth A. Meyer Mr. Jeffrey Poland Elizabeth Shattuck Antonio Vendome Mr. and Mrs. Neil A. Meyerhoff Ms. Margaret L. Porter Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Shea, Jr. Mrs. Joanne Verde Mr. Jerome M. Mileur Steven and Ellen Pozzi Kajsa and Philip Sheibley Mrs. Ada B. Vincent Mrs. Virginia M. Miller Timothy Price The Honorable Randall T. Shepard Ms. Esther Voorhees Mr. Christian J. Mixter and Mrs. Marjorie N. Principato and Amy W. MacDonell Mr. James Brian Wagner Ms. Linna M. Barnes Mr. William T. Quinn Mr. and Mrs. Michael Shepherd Ms. Lorraine Wahl Mr. and Mrs. Scott and Lynn Molitor Ms. Linda Rahm-Crites Ms. Thea M. Sheridan Dr. and Mrs. Robert W. Wahl Ms. Donna Mollenhauer and Mr. and Mrs. Norman X. Raidl Mr. and Mrs. John Shyer Mr. and Mrs. John W. Walden, Jr. Ms. Victoria Martin Frank Randall Ms. Katherine Ann Slick Irene Warner Guy E. and Elizabeth S. Montgomery Mr. Michael Rankin Mary Smith William Bogar Washburn Ms. Sheri Moody Mr. Richard E. Ratliff Dr. Sharon L. Smith Ms. Carla Washinko and Constance C. Moore Mr. and Mrs. George Records Ms. Virginia H. Smith Mrs. Deb Larkin Mr. and Mrs. Gordon E. Moore Dr. and Mrs. James S. Reibel Ms. Sherril Lee Smith-Scharf Theron Watson and Hank M. Elizabeth Moore Stembridge Mrs. Rebecca S. Richardson Mrs. Katherine Sosa Jane Mosakowski Mr. Walter Watson III Mr. David R. Richert Benjamin Speller Ms. Nancy J. Moser Ms. Sharon M. Wehrle Ms. Cynthia Rigatti Mr. Cyrus W. Spurlino Mr. Erik Murer Gregory J. Werden Ms. Sara M. Ringle Mrs. Allen Stack Ms. Deirdre L. Murphy Mike West Ms. Beverly A. Rivera Olive Stanford Elizabeth Murray Mr. Dave Westrick Ms. Marita Rivero Jennifer Stanley Jonathan Murray Ms. Sarah Whittemore Ms. Ann V. Roberts Michael and Nina Stanton Ms. Myra Musicant and Ms. Kathryn Steckelberg Harry Wilder Mr. Howard Cohen Mr. George O. Roberts Mr. Gary Steffy Ms. Laura Will and Mr. Joseph Ms. Nancy Neal Mr. Laurance Rockefeller Lipscomb Thomas Stegman Mr. Conrad J. Netting, IV Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Rogers Ms. Elizabeth H. Willett and Mr. Peter C. Steingraber Network For Good Mr. Phil Rome Mr. Chris G. Willett Mr. David Stenn Mrs. Carolyn Newbern Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ronus Mr. David Williams Mr. David Stevens Mr. and Mrs. John E. Newman Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan F.P. Rose Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Williams Mrs. Glenna Stewart Mr. Erik Nicolaysen Mr. and Mrs. Peter K. Rosengarten Leslie K. Williams and James A. Ms. Roberta Stohlman Atwood, Jr. Mrs. Dorothy L. Nieweg Mr. Joel Rosenkranz Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Strackbein Gertrude de G. Wilmers Thomas and Sandy Nissley Meryl Rosofsky Dr. Roger Stroud Ms. Teresa G. Wilson Richard and Carol Nitz Mrs. Sarah A. Rowland Mr. Charles M. Sullivan Dr. Barbara C. Wingo Ms. Josephine W. Nixon Dr. and Mrs. Clyde Roy Mr. Kenneth Sumner Mrs. Nancy Wirth Mr. Christopher Nolan Mr. Adam S. Rubinson, Attorney Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Svendson Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph L. Wise Mr. John L. Northrop Ms. Ellen Ruina Mr. Jonathan Swain Mr. James Wohler The Noto Family Foundation Mrs. Allen Rushton Alexis and Andrew Sweet Ms. Dorothy M. Woodcock Marcelle Noyes Ms. Susan M. Ryan Mr. Aso Tavitian Ms. Nancy C. Woodward Ms. Maeve O’Dea Mr. Rimantas Ray Saikus Cecilia Tay and Sam Kellie-Smith Mr. Jerry Worster Mr. and Mrs. Philip Ogden Ms. Carol S. Sakata, FAIA Mr. and Mrs. Erik S. Taylor Alicia and Bob Wyckoff Mr. and Mrs. Jim and Kathy Ohlson Mr. Frank S. Sampson Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tecco Mr. and Mrs. Gregory M. Yates Mr. Jonathan F. Orser Mr. Francisco Sanchez Sharon Teles Mr. and Mrs. Chris Yegen Jon Oscher Mrs. Merry Sanders Ms. Karen Tell Mrs. Joyce Zaitlin Mr. Dennis A. O’Toole Dr. Julie A. Sanford Biggerstaff Eileen and James Thomas Howard A. Zar Mr. Kenneth Otting Barbara Sanford Ms. Elizabeth S. Thompson Amy D. Zoller Mr. John J. Padley, Jr. Mr. John A. Sargent Dick and Mary Thompson ANONYMOUS (8) Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pahl Mrs. Patricia J. Sawvel Mr. and Mrs. John E. Thron Frances Palmer Mr. and Mrs. Waldron Tom Sawyer Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Tilghman, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Passarelli Mr. and Mrs. Gerald A. Sayres LEGACY CIRCLE Mr. Stephen R. Tilly Nixie Nunnelee Peak Mr. Curtis S. Scaife In commitment to the future of Carlotta Tippett Mr. Garrett Peck Mr. L. Landon Scarlett the National Trust for Historic Mrs. Wallace K. Tomlinson Preservation, the following Dr. Patrick Peller Ms. Alice Janet S. Scheevel Mrs. Jill Torbert individuals have included the Ms. Cathy Pepe Mrs. Nancy B. Schlosser Mr. and Mrs. John I. Schlossman Ms. Kathleen Trafton and National Trust in their estate plans by Mrs. Chiswell Perkins Mr. Peter Radin making a planned or deferred gift. Ronald and Lila Schmidt Mr. Michael Perschbacher Ms. Laura Anne Turner Mr. Steven Schmidt Roland Petersen and Robert Uher Mr. Benjamin S. Abramson Caryl R. Petersen Mr. Theodore G. Schmidt, Jr. Ms. Margery Uihlein Ms. Diana C. Abrashkin Kate Petrovich Ms. Jennifer Schneck Mr. Richard D. Urell Mr. and Mrs. Earl and Joan Adam Jane and Michael Pharr Mr. Edward Schroeder Ms. Pegeen Urvek and Ms. Peri Urvek Ms. Cynthia S. Adamson and Ms. Susan Phillips Mr. and Mrs. Russ Schulze Barbara C. Van Dusen Family Fund Mr. Edward Hernandez Mr. and Mrs. Richard Pirner Ms. Eleanor N. Schwartz Mrs. Langdon Van Norden Mr. Gerald W. Adelmann Mr. Holmes A. Semken, Jr.

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LEGACY CIRCLE, CONTINUED Mr. Ronald Centanni Mr. Richard W. Foster Mr. Hansel E. Hernandez Mr. and Mrs. J. David Adler Barbara Chambers Mr. Charles Fountaine III and Mather Living Trust—Richard Herold Mr. Michael L. Ainslie Mr. Robert W. Chambers, Jr. Ms. Natalie Simone-Fountaine & Dale Matlock Mrs. Marion Marable Almy Ms. Adele Chatfield-Taylor and Mr. Tim Francis Mr. Paul W. Hinson and Mr. Daniel E. Hyland Ms. Malina Amand Mr. John Guare Ms. Mary Jane Franklin Mr. G. Stewart Hoagland Mr. Wayne E. Andersen Mr. Warren Fulton Chauncey Mr. and Mrs. H Lewis Garrett Ms. Margaret Hodges Ms. Dianne Andruch Ms. Carol J. Christian Valerie J. Garrett Mrs. Sally G. Hoffman Mr. and Mrs. E. Alan Anstine Mr. Michael Jay Chusmir Diane Gentry Mr. James L. Holland and Ms. Kim Brink Mr. Joel Ashley Mr. Jeffrey A. Clark Mr. Herbert George Mr. Richard L. Holland Dorothea E. de Zafra Atwell Mr. and Mrs. Louis M. Clark Mr. Edward F. Gerber Dr. Ann Hollick Mrs. Amy B. Averill Mr. Greg A. Coble Dr. Peter C. Gerdine Lindsay and Candice Hooper Mr. John Baldwin Ms. Linda Cohen Mrs. Susan Haupt Gerdine Mr. Neal Hornstein Mr. Theodore G. Baldyga and Gerald and Ann Cole Richard Gibbons and Robert Ollis Dr. Carolann W. Baldyga Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Collias Mr. Hugh Gibson Mrs. Marjorie Howard-Jones Susan Ball Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Condon Mr. Dean A. Glenn Mr. Norman Hunt Ms. Maryann Balsamo Ms. Carol E. Cook Mr. Albert J. Goellner Ms. Clarice Hunter Mrs. Tom L. Bantle Mrs. Sam Cooke Ralph H. and Rose Mary Goerke Mr. Carl Huss Ms. Barbara D. Bates Miss Victoria R. Cordova Ms. Mary Goetz Robert Hutchinson, MD and Louise Hutchinson, MD Mr. Raoul G. Baumel Mr. Paul Costo Mr. Robert Gorden Ms. E. Renee Ingram Ms. Elaine Conant Baxter Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth Cummings H. Ben Grace, D.D.S. Mr. Janusz Janas Anne H. Bayless Mr. Gregory H. Curney Mr. and Mrs. Peter W. Grant Mrs. Barbara Worrell Jessup Ms. Lisa E.W. Bayliff Lynne Cutler Ms. Vivien Grant Ms. Thacis Johnson Mr. Chester L. Behnke Mr. D. Ronald Daniel and Ms. Lise Scott Mr. H. Carlyle Gravely, III Ms. Christine Jones Mr. Harvey L. Beyer, III Ms. Kim D. Daugherty Ms. Pria Graves and Phyllis F. Kadle Mrs. Edith S. Bingham Mr. Jud Davidson Mr. George Koerner Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Keith III Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Blacque Deborah Davis Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Gray Mr. Mike Kennedy Ms. Bethany A. Blakey Ms. Mary Werner DeNadai, FAIA Dr. Sheila Hafter Gray, MD Mrs. E. W. Kent Ms. Kathryn Blunt Mr. I.B. Dent Mr. and Mrs. William Gray, Jr. Mrs. Louise Elworth Kent Mr. John W. Bohannon Ms. Marybeth Dermody Mr. Richard D. Green Ms. Eve Kilger Mrs. Martha H. Boice Mr. L. William Derrow Drs. Norman C. and Gilda M. Greenberg William and Gretchen Kimball Fund Ms. Betsy B. Boles Dr. J. Robert Di Fulgo Ms. Phyllis W. Greene Mrs. Mary Kingsbery Ms. Cynthia A. Bond Mr. Joseph M. Di Nallo Ms. Meredith Gregg Mr. James Wesley Kinnear III Ms. Barbara Bosch and Dr. James E. Dice Mr. John P. Griffith Mr. Carl Klaus Mr. Mark Ringer Mrs. Page M. Dickson Louise B. Griffiths Mr. Joseph J. Klein Mr. Alan S. Boyd Mr. and Mrs. James DiLorenzo Ms. Susan Gutchess and Mr. Richard Klimoski Mr. Robert G. Bragg and Mr. George David S. Disend M. Muldrow Ms. Helen Ingalls Mr. Harvey Klinger Mr. and Mrs. Samuel B. Dixon Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bramlett Mr. Frederick Haag Ms. Alice Knight Mrs. Charlotte W. Donaghy Ms. Katherine A. Breen Mr. Allen Hagenbaugh Ms. Lila Knight Mr. and Mrs. Peter Doolittle Mr. Robert Brokl and Mr. Alfred Crofts Mr. P. James Hahn Ms. Verna Knorr Ms. Paula Dotson Ned Brokloff Dr. Joseph Shook Hall and Mr. and Mrs. Karl A. Komatsu, AIA Ms. Joyce Dow Mr. Bob C. Smith Mr. Donald R. Brown Lt. Colonel and Mrs. William K. Konze Ms. Claudia L. Drake Mr. and Mrs. I. A. Hamilton Mr. and Mrs. James E. Brown III Mr. Gary Kozel Mr. Glen D. Drew Ms. Laura L. Hansen Mrs. Martha Brown Edgar Krattli Mrs. Frances M. Dulaney Mr. Alan A. Harders Mr. William J. Bryan Mr. Larry Kruck Ms. Pamela T. Duncan Mrs. Elizabeth T. Hardwick and Mr. Charles Bryant Ms. Catherine Ladnier Susan Guthrie Dunham Mr. Ashley Hardwick Douglas Burch Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Lane Ms. Ann Dupuy Ms. Ruth K. Harms Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Burke Ms. Martha R. Lanigan Mr. Richard Durtz Mr. William B. Hart and Ms. Jean Busboso Dr. Jeffrey Lant Mr. Charles W. Earle Ms. Constance Eaton Mr. Richard C. Butler Mr. Norman Larson David Andrew Eckles Ms. Jill B. Hartman Mr. and Mrs. Colin G. Campbell Mrs. Kathryn G. LeClair Ms. Marie June Eger Mr. Glen W. Harvey, III Mr. Michael Caplin David S. Leinbach Ms. Carolyn A. Eldred Ms. Susan M. Haswell Ms. Katherine Caradori Mr. Michael C. Lennon and Mr. John Elverum Ms. Kathleen Hatch Mr. Craig Carlisle Mrs. M.W. Lennon Ms. Margaret L. Falk Ms. Joanne Rae Hatfield Julia and Curtis J. Carpenter Mrs. Mary-Louise D. Leonard Elinor K. Farquhar Ms. Sue Hatfield-Green Ms. Gene B. Carpenter Ms. Jane Levine Mrs. Janice Farrar-Titus Ms. Deborah Haynes Mr. James J. Carrington and Mr. Ms. Elva Hazlehurst Mr. and Mrs. Thomson Lipscomb Robert E. Brown Mrs. Myrna L. Fawcett Mrs. Thomas T. Lloyd Ms. Evelyn Ferguson Ms. Abbe A. Heller Mrs. J. Otis Carroll Jon Helmrich and Stephen Mottram Nancy B. Loeffler Capt. and Mrs. Tom E. Carroll Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Fishlinger Dr. and Mrs. William A. Long, Jr. Ms. Virginia F. Fletcher Ms. Lorna J. Henderson Deborah Gann Carstens Mary D. Herberich Ms. Kathleen Lordson and Mr. Robert J. Fortino, Sr. Mr. Michael G. Lordson Richard Casteen, DDS Mr. Neal B. Herman

32 2017 ANNUAL REPORT NATIONAL TRUST FOR HISTORIC PRESERVATION Louise Bryant Potter Miss Diana M. Sowinski Mr. George Powers, ASID Mrs. William M. Spencer III Mr. Philip Preston Mr. Steven St. Clair Mrs. L. Edgar Prina Ms. Carole F. St. Mark Dr. Alexandra Radbil Vickie L. Stauffer Mr. John Randall Ms. Meta Stavrand Mrs. Nancy E. Rehman Mr. Bill Steiner Dr. Cheryl Reichert Mr. and Mrs. Carl Stephanus Mr. John Reinert Ms. Martha Roby Stephens William and Barbara Rendahl Mr. David R. Stevens Dr. Wallace P. Ritchie, Jr. Ms. Deidre K. Stowell Helen P. Rogers Camille Jones Strachan Elizabeth Byers Roghair Mr. Malcolm Strachan, Sr. Mr. Alan M. Rohanna Mrs. Delphene C. Strickland Mr. and Mrs. C. Arthur Rolander Lauren Swanson Ms. Carla Rosati Mr. Walter M. Swoope, Jr. Ms. Anne Rosenthal Ms. Edith Sydney Mr. Eric Rousseau Mrs. William C. Tallman Mr. Frank A. Rozzo Ralph Tamper Yayoi Kusama’s Narcissus Garden exhibit playfully celebrated the Ms. Cynthia Rufty Mr. David A. Taylor 110th anniversary of Philip Johnson’s birth. Mr. John Mosby Russell Mr. and Mrs. Erik S. Taylor Meg Salyer Mr. Richard Teitz Dr. Morgan T. Sammons and Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Jeremy Tennenbaum Danilo D. Decena Mrs. Patricia A. Lough Kim S. Mitchell Ms. Beth Lee Terry Mrs. Merry Sanders Mr. and Mrs. Scott F. Lovejoy Mr. Eduardo Mitrani Mr. and Mrs. John Thompson Ms. Cynthia Sanford Miss Judith A. Luttrell Mr. Louis Mittelman, Jr. Dick and Mary Thompson Mr. and Mrs. John T. Santa Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey H. Lynford Ms. Pauline M. Monz Dr. Sue Tolleson-Rinehart Cesar L. Scaff Valerie Lyons Ms. Mary K. Mooney-Myers Mr. and Mrs. Bill L. Tomford Ms. Tom Scatizzi and Mrs. Wallace K. Tomlinson Mr. Norman MacArthur Mr. Charles T. Moore Mr. Thomas A. Scatizzi Ms. Kay A. Tornborg Mrs. C. MacDonald Constance C. Moore Ms. Katherine B. Schenck Mr. Damian T. Macey Jay Whitaker Moore Mr. John G. Turner and Miss Rena W. Schilsky Mr. Jerry G. Fischer Mr. David C. MacNamee Mrs. Frederick Mosher Mr. Roger M. L. Schmitt Mrs. Sue Turner Ms. Margaret A. Malarkey Dr. and Mrs. H. Nicholas Muller III Ms. Judith Scholer Mrs. Martha Richards Valciukas Ms. Lynne Manring Alden and Jane Munson Mr. Edward Schroeder Ms. Janet Vaughan Mr. Joseph R. Marlin Mr. G. Davis Musser, II Dr. Loretta D. Schuman Ms. Darlene Velicki Mr. Ross Paul Marshall Ms. Nancy Neal Ms. Ethel Schwam Mr. James Villaume Ms. Susan E. Marshall Mrs. Sarah Newbold Jones Marie D. Schwartz Mr. Richard Vogt Mr. T. A. Mashburn, Jr. Wendy Nicholas-Dorsey Mr. Donald J. Seifert Mr. Donald Voorhies Mr. Byron E. Mason Cheri and Mark Nichols Mr. Thomas W. Seiler and Dr. Mr. Bruce Wachsmuth Mr. Daniel W. Mattausch Mr. and Mrs. Frank N. Norris, Jr. Jonathan G. Tubman Ms. Page Laubach Warden Ms. Marcia V. Mayo Mr. Edward M. Norton Mr. Richard A. Selack Mrs. Janet R. Waterman Ms. Linda McCaig Mrs. Virginia S. Norton Ms. Yvonne Shafer Chamberlain Ms. Mary Joan Weatherly John M. McCoin Mr. Marty Ocinga The Honorable Randall T. Shepard Mr. George K. Weaver McConnell-Hall Trust Mr. and Mrs. Donald A. Ocker and Amy W. MacDonell Herbert and Lorraine Weier Ms. Jennifer McCoy Ms. Charlotte R. Odell Mr. and Mrs. Martin E. Shepherd Ms. Ann K. Weigand Ms. Dolores McDonagh and Mr. Maureen B. Ogden Mr. John M. Sherman Mr. Donald Weinbaum Jamie Karn John and Susan Omohundro Mr. Harry Sholk Mr. Adam J. Weisler Ms. Carol R. McGee Mr. Jonathan F. Orser Ms. Barbara G. Sidway Ms. Angela C Weisskopf Dr. Terrance McGinnis Ms. Alesta Pacelli and Mr. Philip A. Siebert Mr. and Mrs. Andrew McGuire Mr. Joseph G. Pacelli Bernhard H. Singsen, MD Mr. Richard Walsh and Ms. Barbara J. Welsch Mrs. Jan McIntire Von Doenhoff Mr. Warren Padla Ms. Rebecca Skaggs Mrs. Carolyn May West Mrs. Hal McKinney, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Donovan Parker Scott and Tammy Skinner Mrs. Edward Wheeler Mrs. Allan McTaggart Luther Peacock Ms. Mary C. Slemp Mrs. Diane White Ms. Sara McVicker Mr. James Pelphrey Mr. A. Roy Smith Mr. and Mrs. Frank White Mr. John W. Meiling Dr. Jane Perr Ms. Beverly A. Smith Ms. Linda J. Whitehead Ms. Brenda Melstein Carolyn R. Pflug Diana Ellis Smith and Paul B. Smith Mr. David Whitescarver Mr. and Mrs. Cy G. Merkezas Benjamin M. Plotkin Mr. Tyler J. Smith Mr. Frederick A. Wilson, Jr. Mr. William E. Meuse and Ms. Susan E. Porter and Mr. and Mrs. George W. Smyth, Jr. Mrs. Lee Winston-Wright Ms. Connie C. Witt Mr. Howard Snyder Mrs. Joanne T. Snell John D. Meyer Mr. Christopher A. Potter and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Robert Mr. Steven W. Sommers Woodcock Mr. Charles A. Miller III Dr. Kathleen O. Potter Mr. and Mrs. Geoffrey L. Sowers Ms. Catherine S. Woods Mr. and Mrs. Howard E. Miller

NATIONAL TRUST FOR HISTORIC PRESERVATION 2017 ANNUAL REPORT 33 OUR DONORS

LEGACY CIRCLE, CONTINUED FOUNDATION AND CORPORATE Overhills Foundation Benevity Social Ventures, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. David L. Woods DONORS Pheasant Hill Foundation Community Foundation for the National Capital Region Mrs. Teresa Wren $1,000,000 AND ABOVE Janice Parker Landscape Architects Robert R. and Gay C. Cull Family Mr. John R. Wright American Express Foundation The James & Elizabeth Pickman Foundation Foundation Mr. Robert L. Wright The Robert W. Wilson Charitable The Ford Foundation Trust Princeton Area Community Mr. Jerry Wunderlich Foundation Jane Henson Foundation Mr. Dennis E. Young 500,000 TO $999,999 The Neil and Anna Rasmussen Johnson & Johnson Matching Gifts Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Zbailey Foundation Program The Henry Luce Foundation, Inc. ANONYMOUS (25) Sotheby’s Leo Burnett Company Nancy Woodson Spire Foundation Tankersley Family Foundation MasterCard Matching Gift Program BEQUESTS AND GIFTS $100,000 TO $499,999 TAWANI Foundation The Mays Foundation OF PROPERTY Jessie Ball duPont Fund Daniel K. Thorne Foundation, Inc. Merck Partnership for Giving Eileen I. Alessandrini Nancy Smith Hurd Foundation Westchester Community Foundation Napa Valley Community Foundation Arnold E. and Olga C. Feldman Fund Elizabeth G. Beinecke Charitable The Kresge Foundation The Dr. M. Lee Pearce Foundation, Inc. Unitrust The Malkin Fund Yahoo Employee Foundation, Perkins Charitable Foundation advised fund of Silicon Valley John B. Black David and Candace Weir Foundation Community Foundation Henry B. Plant Memorial Fund, Inc. Charles H. Blake Charitable Trust The Rosenthal Family Foundation Kenly Brei $50,000 TO $99,999 $5,000 TO $9,999 The Corwith Fund Robert S. Browne The 1772 Foundation, Inc. Bankwell Financial Group Inc. The Villagers, Inc. The Charles Evans Hughes Memorial Chicago Bauhaus and Beyond The Winston-Salem Foundation Gai Carpenter Foundation Inc. Carolands Foundation Cornelia Carrier Indiana Landmarks GE Foundation IN-KIND DONATIONS Howard Cobry New York State Thruway Authority Mildred Colodny Gilbane Building Company Benjamin Moore & Co. Mary Michael Connelly Trust $25,000 TO $49,999 Dudley and Constance Godfrey Google Foundation, Inc. Sabine Drury Unitrust Bank of America Foundation Robert Silman Associates Structural Heller Foundation, Inc. Engineers, D.P.C. Barbara Erling Joseph J. Famularo and Bernard H. Kinzer Foundation Albert and Ethel Herzstein Charitable Morris Glaser Elizabeth Taylor Fessenden IBM Corporation Matching Grants CORPORATE PARTNERS Mr. and Mrs. William Gray, Jr. Program Foundation American Express Company James and Sandy 1993 Hall The Nathan P. Jacobs Foundation Samuel Freeman Charitable Trust Antique Archaeology Family Trust Kinder Foundation Houston Endowment Inc. Bank of America Robert D. Hanson The Leon Levy Foundation William T. Kemper Foundation Charles Tyrwhitt Diana S. Heller Abby and George O’Neill Trust Oceanic Heritage Foundation Evertrue Vieva L. Kells Trust Renaissance Foundation The Rice Family Foundation Heineken, USA Dorothy M. M. Kersten Trust Rolander Family Foundation Vanguard Charitable Endowment Maury, Donnelly and Parr Martha Faull Lane Trust Program The JEC Foundation Preferred Hotel Group, Inc. Marcia G. Langdon ANONYMOUS (1) Wolff Family Foundation Unico, Inc. Frank Lindauer The Valspar Corporation Edwin Malloy, Jr. Charitable $10,000 TO $24,999 $2,500 TO $4,999 Lead Trust America’s Charities Alexander Company, Inc. Anchorage Foundation of Texas American Endowment Foundation PRO BONO DONATIONS Colin C. McAneny OF LEGAL SERVICES Robert E. Middleton ArtsWestchester Bank of America Matching Gifts Program Aramburu & Eustis, LLP LeRoy Misuraca Bobolink Foundation Crail-Johnson Foundation Seattle, WA Patricia Osborn Fred J. Brotherton Charitable Foundation Dillon Foundation Arnold & Porter Kaye Scholer John R. Pershing Butler Family Foundation Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Washington, DC Carol A. Reinhackel Marion Stedman Covington Louise M. Flicker and Perry G. Flicker Earthjustice Elaine Robbins Foundation Foundation Denver, CO Sue A. Rotharmel Crozier Fine Arts Landmarks Illinois Andrea C. Ferster, Esq. Edwards F. Rullman Denver Foundation Metropolitan Club Preservation Washington, DC Foundation Donor Senear Joseph W. Showalter The Fine and Greenwald Foundation Michael S. Gruen, Esq. The M.L.E. Foundation, Inc. Hortense B. Sladek French Heritage Society, Inc. New York, NY The J.K. Mullen Foundation Ginger Winters Stallings The J. Paul Getty Trust Institute for Public Representation, Charles and Lucy Sturges Trust Goodfellow Fund Robert W. Baird & Co. Inc. Georgetown University Law School Kent L. Williams Ibis Foundation of Arizona The Adler Family Foundation Washington, DC The Dickson Foundation, Inc. Margaret C. Winston Kinsman Foundation Miller Nash Graham & Dunn LLP The Melville Foundation Dr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Wood The Tammy and Jay Levine Seattle, WA Foundation, Inc. Upper Housatonic Valley National Sidley Austin LLP Paul B. Wright Heritage Area M. N. W. Perpetual Giving Fund Washington, DC Melissa Yowell Watling Foundation, Inc. Eugene McDermott Foundation Sierra Club Environmental Law James D. & Cathryn M. Moore Program $1,000 TO $2,499 Foundation San Francisco, CA and Boulder, CO Arcdiocese of Galveston-Houston New York State Council on the Arts Western Environmental Law Center Otter Island Foundation The Benevity Community Impact Fund Helena, MT and Eugene, OR

34 2017 ANNUAL REPORT NATIONAL TRUST FOR HISTORIC PRESERVATION AMERICA’S 11 MOST ENDANGERED HISTORIC PLACES 30 Years of Igniting Action!

A retrospective guide to mark the 30th anniversary of our America’s 11 Most Endangered Historic Places list highlighted 11 once-endangered sites that are now thriving and contributing to their communities. The diverse range of places on this list over the past three decades reflects not only their rich history and compelling stories, but also the tireless dedication of the people who brought each place back from the brink.

1. Antietam National Battlefield Park 2. Penn School 3. Historic Boston Theaters 4. Little Rock Central High School 5. Cathedral of St. Vibiana 6. Governors Island National Monument 7. Angel Island Immigration Station 8. Travelers’ Rest 9. President Lincoln’s Cottage 10. Nine Mile Canyon 11. The Statler Hilton Hotel

Tthe James River at Jamestown is one of more than 250 historic places to benefit from national attention sparked by America’s 11 Most Endangered Historic Places listing over the past 30 years.

NATIONAL TRUST HISTORIC SITES

ACOMA SKY CITY COOPER-MOLERA ADOBE PHILIP JOHNSON’S GLASS HOUSE PRESIDENT LINCOLN’S COTTAGE Owned and operated by the Pueblo Owned by the National Trust Owned and operated by the Owned by the United States Armed of Acoma Monterey, CA National Trust Forces and operated by President Lincoln’s Cottage at the Soldiers’ Acoma, NM www.parks.ca.gov New Canaan, CT Home www.acomaskycity.org www.theglasshouse.org Washington, DC DAVID M. RUBENSTEIN NATIONAL AFRICAN MEETING HOUSE CENTER FOR WHITE HOUSE HOTEL DE PARIS MUSEUM www.lincolncottage.org BOSTON AND ABIEL SMITH HISTORY AT DECATUR HOUSE Owned and operated by the THE SHADOWS SCHOOL Owned by the National Trust and National Society of the Colonial Owned and operated by the Museum operated by the White House Dames of America in the State of Owned and operated of African American History Historical Association Colorado by the National Trust Boston, MA Washington, DC Georgetown, CO New Iberia, LA www.maah.org www.decaturhouse.org www.hoteldeparismuseum.org www.shadowsontheteche.org

AFRICAN MEETING HOUSE DRAYTON HALL JAMES MADISON’S MONTPELIER TOURO SYNAGOGUE NANTUCKET AND BOSTON— Owned by the National Trust Owned by the National Trust Owned by the Congregation Jeshuat HIGGINBOTHAM HOUSE and operated by Drayton Hall and operated by the Montpelier Israel and Shearith Israel and Foundation operated by the Touro Synagogue Owned and operated by the Museum Preservation Trust Foundation of African American History Charleston, SC Montpelier Station, VA Newport, RI Nantucket, MA www.draytonhall.org www.montpelier.org www.tourosynagogue.org www.maah.org FARNSWORTH HOUSE KYKUIT VILLA FINALE BELLE GROVE Owned and operated Owned by the National Trust and operated by the Rockefeller Brothers Owned and operated Owned by the National Trust and by the National Trust Fund by the National Trust operated by Belle Grove, Inc. Plano, IL The Pocantico Center San Antonio, TX Middletown, VA www.farnsworthhouse.org Tarrytown, NY www.villafinale.org www.bellegrove.org FILOLI www.hudsonvalley.org WOODLAWN BRUCEMORE Owned by the National Trust and LOWER EAST SIDE TENEMENT Owned and operated Owned by the National Trust and operated by the Filoli Center by the National Trust operated by Brucemore, Inc. Woodside, CA MUSEUM Alexandria, VA Cedar Rapids, IA www.filoli.org Owned and operated by the Lower East Side Tenement Museum, Inc. www.woodlawnpopeleighey.org www.brucemore.org FRANK LLOYD WRIGHT’S POPE- New York, NY WOODROW WILSON HOUSE CHESTERWOOD LEIGHEY HOUSE www.tenement.org Owned and operated Owned and operated by the Owned and operated by the by the National Trust National Trust National Trust LYNDHURST Washington, DC Stockbridge, MA Alexandria, VA Owned and operated by the National Trust www.woodrowwilsonhouse.org www.chesterwood.org www.woodlawnpopeleighey.org Tarrytown, NY CLIVEDEN THE GAYLORD BUILDING www.lyndhurst.org Owned by the National Trust and Owned and operated by the operated by Cliveden, Inc. National Trust OATLANDS Philadelphia, PA Lockport, IL Owned by the National Trust and operated by Oatlands, Inc. www.cliveden.org www.gaylordbuilding.org Leesburg, VA www.oatlands.org

LEFT: Leadership support from public and private funders is preserving the spectacular elegance of New York’s Lyndhurst.

NATIONAL TRUST FOR HISTORIC PRESERVATION 2017 ANNUAL REPORT 37 NATIONAL TREASURES

WEST Waikiki Natatorium War Memorial Delta Queen NORTHEAST Honolulu, Hawaii Chattanooga, Tennessee Bears Ears Chautauqua Amphitheater Colorado Plateau, Utah White Grass Fort Monroe Chautauqua, New York Jackson Hole, Wyoming Hampton, Virginia Bridges of Yosemite Valley Federal Hall National Memorial Yosemite National Park, California Willamette Falls Navigation Canal Happy Retreat New York, New York and Locks Charles Town, West Virginia Boggsville West Linn, Oregon First Baptist Church Las Animas, Colorado Heart of Louisville New Bedford, Massachusetts Louisville, Kentucky Cape Flattery Lighthouse MIDWEST Hinchliffe Stadium Tatoosh Island, Washington Howard University’s Founders Paterson, New Jersey Battle Mountain Sanitarium Library Chimney Rock Hot Springs, South Dakota Washington, DC Historic Neighborhoods Archuleta County, Colorado of Philadelphia Bdote Fort Snelling James River Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Cooper-Molera Adobe Fort Snelling, Minnesota Jamestown, Virginia Monterey, California Joe Frazier’s Gym Farnsworth House Little Havana Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Mountain View Officers’ Club Plano, Illinois Miami, Florida at Fort Huachuca Lyndhurst Sierra Vista, Arizona House of Tomorrow Miami Marine Stadium Tarrytown, New York Indiana Dunes National Park, Indiana Miami, Florida Far View Visitors Center Malcolm X—Ella Little-Collins House Mesa Verde National Park, Colorado Jefferson-Chalmers District Mississippi Delta National Boston, Massachusetts Detroit, Michigan Heritage Area Grand Canyon Mississippi Nantucket Lightship Grand Canyon, Arizona Milwaukee VA Soldiers Home Boston, Massachusetts Milwaukee, Wisconsin Morgan State University Great Bend of the Gila Baltimore, Maryland The New York State Pavilion Maricopa And Yuma Mitchell Park Domes Queens, New York, New York Counties, Arizona Milwaukee, Wisconsin Nashville’s Music Row Nashville, Tennessee The Palisades Haas-Lilienthal House Prentice Women’s Hospital Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey San Francisco, California Chicago, Illinois Ocmulgee National Monument Macon Georgia Pawtucket Dam Historic Communities of the 710 Pullman National Historic District Lowell, Massachusetts Los Angeles, California Chicago, Illinois Pauli Murray House Durham, North Carolina Princeton Battlefield Historic Wintersburg Theodore Roosevelt’s Elkhorn Ranch Princeton, New Jersey Huntington Beach, California Medora, North Dakota Rio Vista Farm Socorro, Texas Scenic Landscapes of New Mount Taylor Hampshire Cibola County, New Mexico SOUTH Rosenwald Schools Statewide, New Hampshire South And Southwest Painted Desert Community Complex A.G. Gaston Motel Villa Lewaro Petrified Forest National Park, Birmingham, Alabama Shenandoah National Park (Madam C. J. Walker Estate) Arizona Virginia Irvington, New York African House at Melrose Plantation Palace of The Governors Melrose, Louisiana Shockoe Bottom Whitney Studio Santa Fe, New Mexico Richmond, Virginia New York, New York Annapolis Panama Hotel Annapolis, Maryland Sweet Auburn Historic District Seattle, Washington Atlanta, Georgia NATIONWIDE Antiguo Acueducto Del Rio Piedras Pond Farm (San Juan Waterworks) Texas Courthouses Historic Post Office Buildings Guerneville, California San Juan, Puerto Rico Statewide Texas Historic Houses of Worship Southwest Museum Site The Astrodome Union Station Los Angeles, California Houston, Texas Washington, DC Manhattan Project Historic Sites New Mexico, Tennessee, Washington Tabor Opera House Charleston Waterfront Village of Zoar Leadville, Colorado Charleston, South Carolina Zoar, Ohio

Terminal Island Cincinnati’s Icons: Union Terminal Washington National Cathedral Port of Los Angeles, California and Music Hall Washington, DC Cincinnati, Ohio Veterans Memorial Coliseum Woodlawn Portland, Oregon Clayborn Temple Alexandria, Virginia Memphis, Tennessee RIGHT: Milwaukee’s Mitchell Park Domes.

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NATIONAL TRUST ADVISORS

ALABAMA ILLINOIS MISSOURI RHODE ISLAND Mr. Samuel Frazier Ms. Susan Barnes Ms. Joan Adam Ms. Karen Jessup Mr. Douglas Purcell Mr. Matt Cole Mr. Greg Allen Ms. Martha Werenfels Mr. David Cordes Mr. Michael Allen Mr. Richard Youngken ARIZONA Ms. Jean Follett, Ph.D. Mr. David Richardson Mr. James Babbitt Ms. Corlis Moody Mr. Eric Youngberg, AICP SOUTH CAROLINA Mr. Demion Clinco Ms. Paula Robinson Mr. Howard Duvall Ms. Alison King Mr. Edward Torrez MONTANA Mr. Glenn Keyes Ms. Linda Mayro Mr. James McDonald Mr. David Yubeta INDIANA Ms. Mary Oliver SOUTH DAKOTA Mr. James A. Glass, Ph.D. Ms. Ellen Sievert Mr. Albert LeBeau ARKANSAS Mr. Marsh Davis Mr. Stephen McCarthy Ms. Ruth Hawkins, Ph.D. Mr. Kevin Krulewitch NEBRASKA Mr. William Wyatt Ms. Cheryl Nichols Mr. Timothy S. Shelly Mr. Douglas Duey Ms. Debbie Shea Mr. George Haecker TENNESSEE IOWA Ms. Nancy Hoch Mr. Phil Thomason CALIFORNIA Mr. Curt Heidt Mr. Carroll Van West Ms. Linda Dishman Mr. Dan Tindall NEVADA Ms. Donna Graves Ms. Melinda Gustin TEXAS Mr. Luis G. Hoyos KANSAS Mr. Greg Seymour Ms. Margarita Araiza Ms. Christy McAvoy Mr. William L. Bruning Ms. Cara Bertron Mr. K. Vance Kelley NEW HAMPSHIRE Ms. Minnette Boesel COLORADO Mr. Daniel Serda Ms. Martha Fuller-Clark Mr. Samuel Collins, III Mr. David Cohen Ms. Anna Mod Ms. Ann Alexander Pritzlaff KENTUCKY NEW JERSEY Ms. Marcel Quimby Ms. Anne Arensberg Senator Diane Allen CONNECTICUT Ms. Helen Dedman Mr. Ronald Magill UTAH Mr. Charles Janson Ms. Barbara Hulette Mr. Robert White NEW MEXICO Mr. Charles Lyle Ms. Ann Early Sutherland Mr. Ernest Ortega VERMONT DELAWARE LOUISIANA Ms. Theresa Pasqual Mr. Paul Bruhn Mr. E. Michael DiPaolo Ms. Winifred Byrd Ms. Elizabeth Humstone NEW YORK Ms. Kim Burdick Mr. James R. Logan, IV Mr. Robert McBride Ms. Lisa Ackerman Ms. Jean Sayres DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA Ms. Dana Saylor VIRGINIA Mr. Charles Cassell MAINE Ms. Catherine Schweitzer Ms. Nancy Campbell Ms. Kim Hoagland Mr. James Day Ms. Sharr Steele-Prohaska Ms. Kathleen Kilpatrick Mr. Bruce D. Judd Mr. Edward Hobler Ms. Gretchen Sullivan Sorin Mr. Robert Lambeth, Jr. Mr. David Morgan Ms. Kathryn Smith Mr. Harry Warthen Mr. Eric D. Shaw NORTH CAROLINA Ms. Katherine Ann Slick MARYLAND Mr. Steven Schuster VIRGIN ISLANDS Mr. Dreck Wilson Mr. H. Grant Dehart Mr. Benjamin Speller, Ph.D. Mr. Gerville Larsen Ms. Louise Lake-Hayman Mr. Lacy Ward, Jr. WASHINGTON FLORIDA Mr. Edward McMahon Ms. Marion Almy NORTH DAKOTA Mr. Horace Foxall, Jr. Mr. Ralph Johnson MASSACHUSETTS Mr. Donald Haugen Ms. Karen Gordon Ms. Lynn Lewis Mr. Philip Herr Ms. Barbara S. Lang Mr. Paul Mann Ms. Janet Matthews Mr. Drew Leff Ms. Amy Sakariassen Ms. Jennifer Meisner Mr. George Neary Mr. Barnes Riznik Mr. Art Todd Mr. Michael Sullivan Ms. Arleen Pabón, Ph.D. OHIO WEST VIRGINIA Ms. Arva Parks McCabe MICHIGAN Mr. Frank Ettawageshik Ms. Kathleen Crowther Ms. Laura Kurtz Kuhns GEORGIA Ms. Emilie Evans Ms. Sandra Hull Ms. Monica Miller Mr. Rico Chapman, Ph.D. Ms. Pamela O’Connor OKLAHOMA WISCONSIN Ms. Jeanne Cyriaque Mr. James Turner Mr. John Mabrey Mr. Matt Jarosz Mr. Mark McDonald MINNESOTA Mr. Martin Newman Ms. Jodi Sweeney GUAM Mr. Roger Brooks Mr. Barrett Williamson WYOMING Mr. Joseph Quinata Mr. Douglas Gasek OREGON Mr. James Davis Mr. Franky Jackson Mr. George Kramer Mr. Kurt Dubbe HAWAII Ms. Charlene Roise Ms. Denyse McGriff Ms. Lani Lapilio Mr. William Stark Mr. Richard Michaelson Mr. Benjamin Vander Kooi, Jr. IDAHO Ms. Marilyn Sabella PENNSYLVANIA MISSISSIPPI Ms. Caroline Boyce Ms. Terri Schorzman Mr. Alex Thomas Mr. August Carlino Ms. Mary Werner DeNadai

40 2017 ANNUAL REPORT NATIONAL TRUST FOR HISTORIC PRESERVATION LEADERSHIP

BOARD OF TRUSTEES Lisa See Mary Werner DeNadai, FAIA Gay Ratliff Victor H. Ashe Los Angeles, CA Katharine Horn Dickenson John F. W. Rogers Knoxville, TN G. Jackson Tankersley, Jr. Charles H.P. Duell Jeffrey H. Schutz Christine Lee Brown* Denver, CO Susan G. Dunham Vincent Scully Louisville, KY Phoebe Tudor George M. Elsey* Randall T. Shepard Houston, TX Linda Bruckheimer* Jennifer L. Emerson Barbara G. Sidway Los Angeles, CA Timothy P. Whalen, Vice Chair Elinor K. Farquhar Katherine Ann Slick Los Angeles, CA Laura W. Bush, Honorary Chair, Richard W. Freeman, Jr. Joan Smith Campaign for America’s National Kenneth R. Woodcock Harvey B. Gantt, FAIA Camille J. Strachan Treasures Washington, DC Dallas, TX Terry Goddard Alfred H. Taylor, Jr. Susan E. Chapman-Hughes EX-OFFICIO TRUSTEES Paul J. Goldberger Mary M. Thompson New York, NY Daniel G. Carey William W. Grant, III Daniel K. Thorne Jay C. Clemens Chair, National Trust Partners Graham Gund, FAIA Suzanne W. Turner Hillsborough, CA Network William B. Hart Jacob B. Underhill III* Lawrence H. Curtis K. Vance Kelley, AIA Ralph E. Heim John H. Welborne Chair, National Trust Advisors Boston, MA J. Roderick Heller, III W. Richard West, Jr. Ed Passarelli Kevin D. Daniels Irvin M. Henderson Carl B. Westmorland Seattle, WA Representative, Attorney General of the United States Dealey Dercherd Herndon Robert White Lester G. Fant III, Chair, Campaign Earl A. Powell, III Lily Rice Hsia Phyllis Wyeth for America’s National Treasures and Director, National Gallery of Art J. Clifford Hudson Mtamanika Youngblood Chair, National Trust Historic Sites Council and Board Stephanie Toothman, Ph.D., Joan W. Jennewein Arthur P. Ziegler, Jr. Washington, DC Representative, Secretary of Daniel P. Jordan, Ph.D. *deceased the Interior Kevin Gover Bruce D. Judd, FAIA Washington, DC Jonathan M. Kemper EXECUTIVE TEAM TRUSTEES EMERITI Joe Grills Elizabeth T. Kennan, Ph.D. Stephanie K. Meeks Aida M. Alvarez President and Chief Executive Officer Rapidan, VA Nancy Killefer Michael A. Andrews David J. Brown Sheffield Hale Richard D. Baron Karl A. Komatsu, AIA Executive Vice President and Atlanta, GA Robert M. Bass Charles R. Longsworth Chief Preservation Officer Marilynn Wood Hill Leslie Greene Bowman Jeffrey H. Lynford Tabitha R. Almquist Bronxville, NY Chief of Staff Alan S. Boyd Peter L. Malkin Luis G. Hoyos Marcia V. Mayo Paul W. Edmondson San Dimas, CA Carolyn Schwenker Brody Ralph McCalmont Chief Legal Officer and Fernando Lloveras-San Miguel, Nancy N. Campbell General Counsel David McCullough Vice Chair J. Revell Carr Jon Kevin Gossett San Juan, PR Adele Chatfield-Taylor Joseph H. McGee Chief Advancement Officer F. Joseph Moravec, Lovida H. Coleman Vincent L. Michael, Ph.D. Carla Washinko Washington, DC Mary Moragne Cooke Dr. H. Nicholas Muller III Chief Financial and Administrative Officer Martha Nelson Dana H. Crawford Nancy B. Negley New York, NY Spencer R. Crew, Ph.D. Martin L. J. Newman Marita Rivero, Chair Julia Jones Daniels Judith A. O’Bannon Brookline, MA Joan K. Davidson Charles Hall Page Charles Royce Jack Davis Louise B. Potter New York, NY Wayne Ratkovich *Appointed June 2017

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