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VERMONT HISTORICAL SOCIETY 2020 Annual Report July 1, 2019 - June 30, 2020 www.vermonthistory.org | (802) 479-8500 | [email protected] OFFICERS VERMONT HISTORICAL SOCIETY STAFF PRESIDENT LISA ANGELL VICTORIA HUGHES Barbara Mieder, Williston Guest Services Coordinator Museum & Education Manager (Until Mar 2020) (802) 828-1413 VICE PRESIDENTS [email protected] S. Crocker Bennett II, Hinesburg DIANE CAMPBELL Donald Miller, Bennington Office Manager MATTHEW JOHNSON (Retired Oct 2019) Print Media & PR Coordinator TREASURER (Until Mar 2020) Dawn Schneiderman, Williston PAUL CARNAHAN Librarian (802) 479-8508 DAN LORD BOARD OF TRUSTEES [email protected] Facilities Manager Jan Albers, Weybridge (Until Sept 2019) Roger Allbee, Townshend EILEEN CORCORAN Janet Ancel, Calais Community Outreach Manager KATE OLNEY David Austin, South Burlington (802) 479-8522 Director of Development & Brian Campion, Bennington [email protected] Community Relations John Conlon, Manchester (Until Mar 2020) Gary Farrell, South Burlington JESSIE DALL (Began Sept 2019) James C. Gallagher, Lyndon Operations & Membership Associate STEPHEN PERKINS (802) 479-8503 Executive Director Penrose Jackson, Hinesburg [email protected] Stephen Kidder, Swanton (802) 479-8515 [email protected] William Lippert, Jr., Hinesburg CLAIRE GILBERTSON Carl Lisman, Burlington Library Assistant Michael McRaith, South Burlington MARY LABATE ROGSTAD (802) 479-8509 Registrar Jim Reardon, Essex Junction [email protected] Gary Shattuck, Shrewsbury (Retired Sept 2019) Richard Smith, Manchester SHANA GOLDBERGER Roger Stone, Burlington (Began Mar 2020) LAURA ROONEY Nicholas Ward, Calais PR & Sales Coordinator Program Assistant William Wilson, Underhill (802) 828-1414 (802) 479-8524 [email protected] [email protected] PAST PRESIDENT TERESA TEIXEIRA GREENE JODI SHIPPEE Richard J. Marek, Newfane (Began Dec 2019) Library Assistant Collections Manager EX OFFICIO TRUSTEES (802) 479-8517 MARJORIE STRONG Jason Broughton, State Librarian [email protected] Assistant Librarian James Condos, Secretary of State (802) 479-8507 JOHN GROSVENOR [email protected] Director of Finance & Operations HONORARY TRUSTEES (802) 479-8513 GAIL WIESE Sarah L. Dopp, South Burlington [email protected] Library Assistant H. Nicholas Muller III, Essex, NY AMANDA GUSTIN PATTY WILEY Public Program Manager SECRETARY (802) 479-4264 Library Assistant [email protected] (802) 479-8509 Stephen Perkins, Williston [email protected] TORI HART Director of Development The Vermont Historical Society was (802) 479-8516 chartered in 1838 by an act of the [email protected] Vermont Legislature. It is an independent 501(c)(3) nonprofit membership organization, governed by a board of trustees. 1 THANKS to all our volunteers, who generously donated amazing amounts of time, talent, and energy on behalf of the Vermont Historical Society. Because of you, we have the impact and outreach of an organization twice our size. Jan Albers Wendy Dale Eve Jacobs-Carnahan Jesse Scarlato Roger Allbee Barbara Dall William Jenney Inge Schaefer Janet Ancel Susan D'Amico Stephen Kidder Kay Schlueter David Austin Fleet Davis Ronald Krauth Dawn Schneiderman Blair Austin-Bradley Lee Davis Alex Lehning Gary Shattuck Nancie Austin-Bradley Martha Deiss Timothy Leno Jodi Shippee Barbara Baraw Paul Deslandes William Lippert Douglas Slaybaugh Judeen Barwood Bridget Devlin Carl Lisman Richard Smith Jane Belcher Mariessa Dobrick Richard M arek Roger Stone Crocker Bennett Sarah Dopp Jon Mathewson Grace Sweet S. Crocker Bennett II Jamie Duggan Mike McRaith Margaret Tamulonis Yvonne Benney Basque Kathryn Dungy Barbara Mieder Amanda Thibault Caitlin Blake Anita Ellero Don Miller Roberta Tracy Sally Blanchard-O'Brien Lisa Evans Lori Morse Sophia Trigg Marianne Book Gary Farrell Jill Mudgett Ann Wade Alice Boone Ruth Finn H. Nicholas Muller III Marilyn Wallace David Braun Aiyana Fortin Robert Murphy Ben Ward Jason Broughton James Gallagher Eily Murray Nicholas Ward Lisa Brucken Ronald Gallas Josh Muse Gail Wiese Rowland Brucken Marjorie Garfield Rachel Muse Carl Williams Joseph Byrne Elizabeth Gilligan Rachel Onuf William Wilson Alexandre Caillot Robin Goeman Susan Ouellette Chris Winters Hollis Caillot Naomi Graham Michele Pagan Jacqueline Calder Allison Gregory Emily Parkany Brian Campion Bobbie Grothe-Penney Brenda Perkins Edda Cardenas Linda Gustafson Steve Perkins John Carnahan Peter Gustafson Nicole Phelps Mary Carnahan Elise Guyette Rudolph Polli Maria Carriere Alyssa Hamel Fred Pond Jody Chamberlin Edith Harding Bonnie Potter David Chambers Dwight "Harry" Harrington Robert Rachlin Sarah Chute John Hart Nancy Remsen Heather Cipolla Ben Heintz Grant Reynolds Claudia Clark Paul Heller Newton Rose James Condos Makayla Hough Andrea Rosen John Conlon Penrose Jackson Christine Scales 2 1 The arrival of the pandemic in March made this a very unusual year for the Vermont Historical Society. However, the staff of the VHS under the leadership of our excellent Executive Director, Steve Perkins, adapted smoothly, and the Society continued to fulfill its mission of engaging both Vermonters and "Vermonters-at-heart" in the exploration of our state's rich heritage, albeit in a vitual manner for the past six months. Before the arrival of the pandemic there were many exciting Victoria Hughes, our Museum & Education Manager, were things happening. Here are just a few: The VHS published on track to set record numbers until schools closed in March. Paul Searls's book Repeopling Vermont , and in conjunction At that point, she focused her energies on online resources for with the Department of Libraries we organized community students. The ever-popular Vermont History Day was discussions around the state. We restored the Bacon banjo and scheduled to take place in April with a record number of sponsored a Banjo Afternoon program in Montpelier where participants signed up. We transitioned to a virtual Vermont banjo players entertained the audience on their own competition with a smaller number of students, but everyone banjos before giving the Bacon banjo a try. The Snelling - students and judges alike - were appreciative that they could Room at the Pavilion underwent restoration. It now has on still take part. exhibit many of the portraits from our extensive collection along with a written guide for visitors to learn about both the The closure of the library meant that fewer patrons came in artists and the Vermonters portrayed. The Snelling Room also person, but the library staff, under the leadership of Librarian houses an exhibit on the multiple statues of Ceres, which have Paul Carnahan, transitioned smoothly to helping patrons long adorned the top of the capitol building. Other new online. Fewer patrons meant that library staff were able to exhibits this year have focused on Myths & Legends of the work on a backlog of cataloging and other projects. Likewise, Connecticut River, the Long Trail, new Icons and Oddities our Collections Manager, Teresa Greene, made good use of chosen by staff members, Norman Rockwell's Arlington: the quiet days at the History Center, working diligently in the America's Home Town (sponsored by The Canfield Gallery basement of the building cataloging and weeding the and The Russell Collection of Vermontiana, of the Martha collection of duplicates and unrelated materials. Canfield Memorial Free Library in Arlington), and The Dames and The Sheldon Relic Chair (sponsored by the All our activities require monetary support, and for that we Vermont Folklife Center, National Society of Colonial Dames are grateful to the State of Vermont. We are also lucky to of America in the State of Vermont, and Middlebury College). have a gifted Director of Development in Tori Hart. Under Tori's leadership we sponsored our second Freedom and Our rich exhibits have all been accompanied by rich Unity Luncheon last September, and later in the fall we programming organized by our Program Manager, Amanda unveiled a new Donor Panel at the Pavilion to honor our Gustin. She is also responsible for our other successful many generous members. programs such as Third Thursday lectures and Vermont trivia, and she has been the driving force behind efforts to document This has definitely been an unusual year for the VHS, but the COVID-19 pandemic for future historians. despite the obstacles the pandemic has presented, we have We continue to work with local historical societies throughout continued with our mission of preserving the past, informing Vermont. Last year we sponsored "listening sessions" around the present, and promoting Vermont's shared legacy for the the state to get feedback on how we can best help those future. societies fulfill their own missions. These have resulted in several virtual roundtables which have proven to be very It is my pleasure to report that all is well at the Vermont popular. Local societies have come to rely on the excellent Historical Society. For that I would like to thank the donors, guidance provided by Eileen Corcoran, our Community the staff, the Board of Trustees, the State of Vermont, and Outreach Manager. our many volunteers who make it all possible. Sincerely, Education is a key part of our mission. School visits to the Freedom and Unity exhibit in Montpelier, as well as homeschool classes at the Pavilion, under the leadership of Barbara
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