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istorical S THE STORY OF VIRGINIA EXHIBITION irginia H The new Story of Virginia exhibition will offer visitors new ways V to explore the connections between their favorite era in Virginia history and other points in time. The new exhibition will consist almost entirely of original objects and manuscripts, numbering approximately 500, supplemented with audiovisuals, short films, and graphics. We will also use technology to add even greater depth to the experience, linking the exhibition to our website and to mobile devices. This is especially important for those unable to visit 2013 Special Edition Annual Report the Story of Virginia in person — be they scholars conducting History leaves its imprint on every facet of our lives. research from afar or school children learning about history in their classrooms around the world. Set to open in 2015, the It runs ceaselessly in the background — gathering new Story of Virginia exhibition will be a rich, to it people and events that in the moment may engaging experience for seem insignificant, but in the future, they become the all of our visitors. essential common threads of our lives.

Virginia is that essential thread. It binds our nation’s historical narrative together in ways that may not always be obvious but are critical to giving that story both meaning and purpose.

Our new campaign is called “The Story of Virginia” for a simple reason: our history is America’s history. Telling Virginia’s story tells the story of us all. And we intend to tell it to the world.

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istorical S Changing Galleries irginia H Our long-term exhibition, The Our re-imagined museum space will give us greater opportunities to mount An exhibition of Virginia V Story of Virginia will occupy more specialized, traveling exhibitions, in addition to giving us the needed space landscape paintings in the than 10,000 sq. ft. and will offer and added security to host a much wider and more exciting variety of Olsson Family Gallery will the most comprehensive look changing exhibitions. show the great diversity to be at Virginia’s rich history than can found in Virginia’s land. Perhaps most important, the changing exhibition space will allow us to put be found anywhere. But, it can’t Exceptional beauty can be history in the current moment — linking the past to current events to show tell every story of Virginia, found in our beaches, our the extent to which history informs our daily experience. nor can it include all the great Piedmont, the Shenandoah treasures in our collection. The new space also will give the VHS far more opportunities to host exhibitions Valley, our mountains and our

from other museums, private galleries, and collectors that otherwise would rugged Appalachian corridor. 2013 Special Edition Annual Report Our reorganization of space not appear in central Virginia. These changing exhibits will include national The landscape of Virginia will create larger galleries for topics and collections not normally associated with history museums. determined how the original changing exhibitions, which can colony would be settled, how highlight particular stories, the Revolutionary and Civil either as a more in-depth look at Wars would be fought, and something covered briefly in how industry would develop in The Story of Virginia or as a way the twentieth century. to tell a completely different tale.

4 5 The Story of Virginia Campaign The Story of Virginia Campaign What’s Your Story? Inspiring the Next Generation

Virginia Voices Learning Center

History is a collection of stories. Some of them are sweeping and grand and Learning is at the heart of the VHS mission. It always has been. From our provide the fodder for textbooks and Hollywood films. founding in 1831, the society has opened its doors to scholars and researchers looking for historical evidence in our collections. We still actively engage But most stories are personal — and just as important. researchers from across the globe. But when we talk of learning today, it Collecting the stories of real Virginians is the aim of our documentary film means teachers, students and adult learners — citizens, current and future, project “Virginia Voices.” Through a special website, Virginians will be able to who access our resources to learn more about where Virginia has come submit videos telling their stories to the larger world. Some may be simple — from, and where it may go. a catalog of their daily routine. Others may be stories from their own history Our new Learning Center will reflect our commitment to this growing — recollections of events, people, and places special to them. community. Its design and programming will complement and build upon No matter the subject, we will offer Virginians the opportunity to put their both our long-term and changing exhibitions. And it will be a real center stories on film, and we will weave them together into a single narrative that of learning that will make extensive use of our collections through learning gives viewers a panoramic view of Virginia life as seen by the people who live it. galleries, our on-site experts and the latest historical research. Virginians can submit their HistoryConnects, our interactive video conferencing initiative, brings the short videos to a special website, VHS into classrooms, civic meetings and just about any place where In 2013, the VHS became one of the first major www.virginiavoices.org. broadband access is available. HistoryConnects is such an important part museums to allow access to its full catalog Uploading is simple and quick, of our educational efforts, it will have a permanent studio in the new of programs anywhere in the world using Skype. and every submission will be Learning Center and become an integral visual and interpretive resource Now, schools and organizations can experience www.virginiavoices.org promptly acknowledged. for the new Story of Virginia exhibition. And with an expanded broadband live, interactive learning on their computers in network inside the VHS headquarters, our staff will be able to broadcast their classrooms. HistoryConnects programming from our galleries, as well.

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events and other informal gatherings. all with the aim of making 2013 Special Edition Annual Report the space more prominent, open and welcoming for all our visitors.

The Virginia Historical Society faces Richmond’s Boulevard, one of the city’s grandest streets. We seek to embrace it, creating a vibrant public space along the Boulevard that welcomes our visitors and neighbors and engages them in our mission.

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13 2013 Special Edition Annual Report Virginia Historical Society 14 3 2 ( pag ( pag e 29) e 29) 43 ( pag e 21) 21 21 ( pag e 19) 7 9 ( pag ( pag e 29) e 29) 2 ( pag e 18) Collections 3. Ga. Society, Historical County the Thomas of Ephraim of Rotter J. through the courtesy D Robert 15 1/2handwritten; x11 1/2 Gov. in. Signed Lt. by 1. plate negatives, and photographs. Below is arecap items of acquired in 2013. genealogical materials, maps, paintings, prints, postcards, weapons, militaria, glass newspapers, family and personal papers, business and organizational records, including and bound books serials, Confederate imprints, sheet music, broadsides, At nearly 9million items, the VHS collections consist awide of range objects, of 4. Halsey, S. Brenton president. F Riverfront Historic the Richmond by to gift converted deposit Previous canal-building efforts. its Company the River James for in stockholders company by financialConcerns support signed;2 p. 91/4 1: holograph on x71/2 in. 2. M Randolph Landonia M Dabney great-grandson Robert of F M by to gift converted deposit Previous 813 items. navies. States Confederate M Dabney Robert primarily of consisting records of M by to gift converted deposit Previous items. Carter, Virginia. and families Randolph 4,305 of County, as well as Ball, materials the related of manager the D of and navies postwar States Confederate and M Dabney Robert Ordnance and Hydrographyof and his brother, M Buckner George primarily of consisting records of abney M Dabney F Oliver unsten in memory of Herbert Oliver F Oliver Herbert of inunsten memory

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15 5 2013 Special Edition Annual Report Virginia Historical Society Henry County, with her future husband, 15. Papers, 1870–1930, of Franklina Gray 20. Papers, 1930–33, of Joseph F. Drummond Preston L. Yarborough, employed by the Central Bartlett (of California) consisting primarily (of Norfolk) concerning his invention of Virginia Railroad. 16 items. Gift of Forbes Maner. of correspondence with Virginia author a vending machine to sell accident insurance. Marie Gordon Pryor Rice and members of the 6 items. Purchased through the Douglas Huntly 9. Letter, 1860 March 19, of William Sayre Pryor family. 109 items. Purchased through Gordon Fund. (of “Marlbourne,” Hanover County) to the Margaret C. Schweidler Fund. Edmund Ruffin, Jr., concerning the proceeds 21. Papers, c. 1930–88 of the Hopkins and from a sale of the corn crop at that plantation, 16. Recipe book, 1909–37, of Annie Lee Hepburn families (of Gloucester and which was divided among the owners, all (Carrington) Campbell (of Richmond) that Hanover counties) including an excerpt from children of Edmund Ruffin, Sr. 4 p. on 2 l.: also contains notes for the study of the the autobiography of the Rev. Sewell S. holograph signed; 8 1/2 x 9 3/4 in. Gift of Mrs. English language. [176] p.: holograph; 6 x 7 1/2 in. Hepburn (rector of Immanuel Church, Hanover Jean C. Harbury. Bound volume. Gift of Paxton Campbell. County, and grandfather of actress Katherine Hepburn), notes on the history of Immanuel 10. Letters, 1861, of Carter McKim Louthan 17. Records, 1913–90, of Arvonia-Buckingham Church, and “Memoir of N. Snowden Hopkins (of Company I, 2d Virginia Infantry, C.S.A.), Slate Company, Inc., which conducted (1877–1937),” concerning farming activities and including descriptions of the first battle of slate quarrying and production operations in life at “Waverly,” Gloucester County. 10 items. Manassas. 2 items. Gift of Thomas C. and Paige Buckingham County. Include minute books, Gift of Marion R. Jones. Gillette Louthan. loose papers of the president and secretary/ treasurer, and materials concerning dissolution 22. Architectural drawings, c. 1934, of 11. Letters, 1861 and 1865, concerning the of the company, sale of its assets, and “Ballyshallon,” Henrico County, by family of Robert Conway Stanard (of distribution of pension plan funds to qualified Baskervill & Son of Richmond for George Cole Richmond), including an announcement of the employees. 71 folders. Gift of Charles E. Wingo III. Scott. Include preliminary sketch of the first wartime birth of Robert Conway Stanard, Jr. floor and sketches of the first and second 2 items. Gift of Forbes Maner. 18. Records, 1922–60, of the Ashland Garden floors. 3 items. Gift of the estate of George Club, Ashland, including minutes, 12. Letters, 1861–62, of Edwin T. Mattison Thomas Glenn through the courtesy of membership and financial records, and related (of Venango County, Pa.) written while Ronald C. Clark, trustee. materials. c. 100 items. Converted from serving in Company A of the 83rd Pennsylvania long-term deposit to gift of the Ashland 23. The Point, 1935 [Volume 7], Yearbook Infantry Regiment, U.S.A., particularly while Garden Club through the courtesy of Elizabeth of West Point High School, West Point. encamped at Hall’s Hill, Arlington County; and S. Shamburger, historian. This volume was hand-made by the students related materials. 15 items. Gift of Dr. Theodore and contains original photographs. The volume Kornweibel, Jr. 19. Papers, 1926–82, of the Hon. Colgate W. was owned by Ernest Chilton Edwards, one darden (of Norfolk) primarily consisting 13. Papers, 1862–63 and 1918, concerning of the graduates. Gift of Bibb Chilton Edwards of scrapbooks regarding his political career, the family of Robert Dabney Minor (of and Sue E. Terminella. especially as governor of Virginia, and his family, Richmond and Fauquier County) including a and also including some correspondence and 24. Account books, 1939–64, kept by Elizabeth telegram of Minor to his wife, Landonia loose clippings. 499 items. Gift of Irene Dupont matthews (Sherrard) Rice (of Richmond) (Randolph) Minor, announcing the victory of Darden Field. and related loose material concerning, in the CSS Virginia over the US frigate Congress part, the operation of the Garden Tea Room at on March 8, 1862, and his own wounding in 19 “Spring Grange,” Ginter Park, Richmond. 20 the engagement; a February 1863 letter of George County, a reminiscence of Richard Teller 6 items. Gift of Elizabeth R. Rice. Minor to his wife describing Fredericksburg and Crane (of “Westover,” Charles City County), and the surrounding area after the battle there in 25. Papers, 1941–94 (bulk 1942–45) of James information on “Evelynton,” Charles City December 1862; and a letter, 1918, concerning Edwin Floyd and Frances Maxine County, and “Beechwood,” Prince George the honorable discharge of 2d Lt. Landon (Bauserman) Floyd (of Staunton and County. 14 folders. Gift of Mrs. Jean C. Harbury. Randolph Minor from the U.S. Army. 4 items. Shenandoah County) primarily consisting of 27. materials, 1974–77, relating to the Virginia Gift of Edythe Reed Funsten in memory correspondence before their marriage while Electronics Association collected by the of Herbert Oliver Funsten, great-grandson Floyd served in the U.S. Army in Europe, and Goldberg Company, Inc., Richmond, a home of Robert Dabney Minor and Landonia including photographs, military service furnishings firm established in 1911 that Randolph Minor. records, a scrapbook compiled by Mrs. moved into the sale of consumer electronics Floyd, and letters of Floyd’s brother, Lewis 14. Papers, 1864–1980, relating to John W. and appliances. 5 items. Gift of the Radio & Fielding Floyd (d. 1944). 1,209 items. Gift Burch (of Lynchburg and Abingdon) Television Museum, Bowie, Md. of James E. Floyd, Jr., and Ann Floyd Vereen. including a letter written as a member of 28. Proclamation, 1979 July 13, by the mayor Company A of the 11th Virginia Infantry, C.S.A., 26. materials, c. 1971–95, collected by of Culpeper, Richard M. Rosenberg, describing camp life and other materials mrs. Jean C. Harbury (of Portsmouth) establishing Bruce Smyth Day in the town to relative to Burch’s family and his postwar concerning Edmund Ruffin, the Ruffin family, honor Smyth’s role in bringing the U.S. Federal employment by the Norfolk & Western and the related Boisseau, Harrison, and Reserve Communications Center to the town. Railroad. 12 items. Gift of Charles Dick Burch III. Skipwith families, including research materials 1 p.: printed form signed; 18 1/2 x 15 in. Gift of of James Skelton Gilliam and David A. Ruffin, a David L. Smyth. modern map of “Coggin’s Point Farm,” Prince

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Governance ociety istorical S irginia H V OFFICERS Honorary Members of the Former Members of the Hon. Elliot S. Schewel — Lynchburg William Gordon McCabe — 1903–1905 Hugh R. Stallard — 2002–2003 Virginia Historical Society Board of Trustees Thomas G. Snead, Jr. — Richmond Joseph Bryan — 1906–1908 Hugh V. White Jr. — 2004–2005 Chairman of the Board Jane Bassett Spilman — Bassett William Gordon McCabe — 1909–1920 E. Claiborne Robins, Jr. — 2006–2007 Thomas G. Slater, Jr. — Richmond David McCullough — Tisbury, Mass. John B. Adams, Jr. — Richmond Hugh R. Stallard — Richmond Edward Virginius Valentine — 1921–1929 J. Stewart Bryan III — 2008 –2009 Thad W. Tate — Williamsburg John B. Adams, Jr. — The Plains Vice Chairman Robert Lee Stephens — Irvington Daniel Grinnan — 1930–1935 W. Taylor Reveley III — 2010–2011 Louis L. Tucker — Boston, Mass. Hon. Gerald L. Baliles — Charlottesville E. Claiborne Robins, Jr. — Richmond Charles W. Sydnor, Jr. — Saltville John Stewart Bryan — 1936–1937 Thomas G. Slater, Jr. — 2012–2013 J. Alfred Broaddus — Richmond Hon. Nicholas F. Taubman — Roanoke Joseph Dupuy Eggleston — 1938–1943 President and Chief Executive Officer Education Advisory Board Austin Brockenbrough, III — William B. Thalhimer III — Richmond Alexander Wilbourne Weddell — directors of the Paul A. Levengood manakin-Sabot Chris Averill — Chesterfield County Suzanne Foster Thomas — Alexandria 1944–1948 Virginia Historical Society Josiah Bunting III — Upperville 2013 Special Edition Annual Report Regional Vice Chairman-Hampton Roads Lilian Carter — Richmond Eugene P. Trani — Richmond Edmund Randolph Williams — 1948–1952 Robert L. Burrus, Jr. — Richmond (after 2001 the title changed Lloyd U. Noland III — Newport News Milondra Coleman — Richmond B. Walton Turnbull — Richmond Samuel Merrifield Bemiss — 1952–1958 Hon. M. Caldwell Butler — Roanoke to president and CEO) Joel M. Dexter — Chesterfield County Melvin I. Urofsky — Gaithersburg, Md. Wyndham Bolling Blanton — 1958–1960 Honorary Vice Chairmen B. Noland Carter II — Richmond Mary Magee Davis — Hanover County L. Dudley Walker — Martinsville George MacLaren Brydon — 1960 Thomas Hicks Wynne — 1870–1875 H. Furlong Baldwin — Cheriton Gene R. Carter — McLean Mary Frye — Richmond Marcus M. Weinstein — Richmond Beverley Randolph Wellford — Robert Alonzo Brock — 1875–1892 J. Stewart Bryan III — Richmond Herbert A. Claiborne, Jr. — Richmond Robert E. Patterson — F. Blair Wimbush — Norfolk 1960–1963 Philip Alexander Bruce — 1892–1898 Hon. Harry F. Byrd, Jr.* — Winchester Lee Stuart Cochran — Staunton Chesterfield County David John Mays — 1963–1966 William Glover Stanard — 1898–1933 Brenton S. Halsey — Richmond John R. Curtis, Jr. — Williamsburg Nancy Rives — Richmond Presidents of the Eppa Hunton IV — 1966–1969 Robert A. Lancaster — 1933–1940 Grady W. Powell — Petersburg Beverley E. Dalton — Altavista Renee Serrao — Chesterfield County Virginia Historical Society Virginius Dabney — 1969–1972 William Clayton Torrence — 1940–1953 Anne R. Worrell — Charlottesville W. Hunter deButts, Jr. — Marshall Carol Anne K. Simopoulos — Edwin Cox — 1972–1975 John Melville Jennings — 1953–1978 W. Heywood Fralin — Roanoke (after 2001 the title changed henrico County Joseph Clarke Robert — 1975–1978 Edwin L. Dooley, Jr. — 1979–1980 board of trustees Anne Hobson Freeman — Callao to chairman of the board) Thelma Williams Tunstall — Richmond David Tennant Bryan — 1978–1981 William M. E. Rachal (interim) — Susan S. Goode — Norfolk George F. Albright, Jr. — Arlington James Weigand — Midlothian John Marshall — 1831–1835 FitzGerald Bemiss — 1981–1983 1980–1981 Bruce C. Gottwald — Richmond Thomas N. Allen — Richmond Sabra Willhite — Henrico County Henry St. George Tucker — 1836–1847 Lawrence Lewis, Jr. — 1984–1986 Paul Chester Nagel — 1981–1985 Hon. Roger L. Gregory — Richmond Edward L. Ayers — Richmond Elisabeth E. Wray — William Cabell Rives — 1847–1868 John L. McElroy, Jr. — 1987–1988 Virginius C. Hall, Jr. (interim) — 1985–1986 William R. Harvey — Hampton Harry F. Byrd III — Berryville University of Richmond Hugh Blair Grigsby — 1870–1881 Stuart G. Christian, Jr. — 1989–1991 Donald Haynes — 1986–1988 James W. Hazel — Oakton Charles L. Cabell — Richmond Victoria Wray-Alley — Richmond Alexander Hugh Holmes Stuart — C. Coleman McGehee — 1992–1994 Virginius C. Hall, Jr. (interim) — 1988–1988 Mary Buford Hitz — Alexandria Cordel L. Faulk — Charlottesville 1881–1891 Brenton S. Halsey — 1995–1997 Charles F. Bryan, Jr. — 1988–2008 Hon. Richard R. G. Hobson — Alexandria William H. Fralin, Jr. — Roanoke Editorial Advisory Board William Wirt Henry — 1891–1892 Austin Brockenbrough, III — 1998–1999 Paul A. Levengood, 2008– A. E. Dick Howard — Charlottesville George C. Freeman III — Richmond Joseph Bryan — 1892–1902 Hon. Gerald L. Baliles — 2000–2001 * Deceased John C. Coombs — Cecelia Howell — Falmouth Gary M. Gore — Richmond Hampden-Sydney College Robert E. R. Huntley — Lexington Nancy Hays Gottwald — Richmond James Horn — Ronald C. Johnson — Alexandria Conrad M. Hall — Norfolk The writing desk of Supreme Court Colonial Williamsburg Foundation Joseph F. Johnston, Jr. — Alexandria H. Hiter Harris III — Richmond justice John Marshall, first president Susan A. Kern — Mary Duke Trent Jones — Abingdon Anna Logan Lawson — Daleville of the Virginia Historical Society. College of William and Mary Daniel P. Jordan — Charlottesville John R. Nelson — Richmond John T. Kneebone — Mark J. Kington — Alexandria E. Bryson Powell — Richmond Virginia Commonwealth University Hon. John O. Marsh, Jr. — Winchester Josiah P. Rowe III — Fredericksburg Carey H. Latimore IV — John Lee McElroy, Jr. — Manakin-Sabot Carole M. Weinstein — Richmond Trinity University Hunter H. McGuire, Jr. — Richmond J. Harvie Wilkinson III — Charlottesville Chandra Manning — Eddie N. Moore, Jr. — Carrollton, Tex. Hon. Clifton A. Woodrum III* — Roanoke Georgetown University Roger Mudd — McLean William C. Wooldridge — Norfolk Mary Beth Mathews — Helen Turner Murphy — Mount Holly University of Mary Washington Shirley Carter Olsson — West Point president emeritus Aaron Sheehan-Dean — Charles Larus Reed, Jr. — Richmond Charles F. Bryan, Jr. West Virginia University W. Taylor Reveley III — williamsburg Jill Ogline Titus — Hon. Anne Gregory Rhodes — Richmond Gettysburg College James I. Robertson, Jr. — Colonial Beach Toy D. Savage, Jr. — Norfolk

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Financial Statement ociety istorical S irginia H V REPORT OF INDEPENDENT ACCOUNTANTS Statement of activities

To the Board of Trustees of the Virginia Historical Society: Year Ended June 30, 2013 with Comparative Totals for 2012 Report on the Financial Statements 2013 2012

We have audited the accompanying financial statements of the Virginia Historical Society TemPORARILY Permanently (the “Society”), which comprise the statements of financial position as of June 30, 2013 and 2012, Unrestricted Restricted Restricted Total Total and the related statements of activities and cash flows for the years then ended, and the related Support and revenue: notes to the financial statements. 2013 Special Edition Annual Report membership dues $ 239,389 $ – $ - $ 239,389 $ 242,819 Management’s Responsibility for the Financial Statements Annual giving 1,050,144 – – 1,050,144 1,045,961 Investment return 4,283,441 2,456,670 – 6,740,111 (578,598 ) Management is responsible for the preparation and fair presentation of these financial statements Contributions 30,828 6,043,228 929,541 7,003,597 558,708 in accordance with accounting principles generally accepted in the United States; this includes Grants 35,274 495,155 – 530,429 2,166,976 the design, implementation, and maintenance of internal control relevant to the preparation Publications and merchandise sales 186,755 – – 186,755 217,907 and fair presentation of financial statements that are free from material misstatement, whether Royalties 6,876 – – 6,876 11,268 due to fraud or error. Rental income 304,316 – – 304,316 300,175 fees and admissions 193,047 11,630 – 204,677 193,604 Auditor’s Responsibility Other 25,562 7,500 – 33,062 39,862 Our responsibility is to express an opinion on these financial statements based on our audits. Total support and revenue 6,355,632 9,014,183 929,541 16,299,356 4,198,682 We conducted our audits in accordance with auditing standards generally accepted in the United States. Those standards require that we plan and perform the audits to obtain reasonable Net assets released from restriction 3,668,746 (3,668,746 ) – – – assurance about whether the financial statements are free from material misstatement. Expenditures: An audit involves performing procedures to obtain audit evidence about the amounts and Program services: disclosures in the financial statements. The procedures selected depend on the auditor’s judgment, Collections 1,769,147 – – 1,769,147 1,682,987 including the assessment of the risks of material misstatement of the financial statements, whether Programs 4,263,003 – – 4,263,003 4,046,031 due to fraud or error. In making those risk assessments, the auditor considers internal control relevant to the entity’s preparation and fair presentation of the financial statements in order to Supporting services: design audit procedures that are appropriate in the circumstances, but not for the purpose of Operations 1,236,213 – – 1,236,213 1,149,356 expressing an opinion on the effectiveness of the entity’s internal control. Accordingly, we express Advancement 732,408 – – 732,408 808,348 no such opinion. An audit also includes evaluating the appropriateness of accounting policies Total expenditures 8,000,771 – – 8,000,771 7,686,722 used and the reasonableness of significant accounting estimates made by management, as well as evaluating the overall presentation of the financial statements. Change in net assets 2,023,607 5,345,437 929,541 8,298,585 (3,488,040 ) We believe that the audit evidence we have obtained is sufficient and appropriate to provide a basis Net assets, beginning of year 23,670,821 11,865,923 36,562,305 72,099,049 75,587,089 for our audit opinion. Net assets, end of year $ 25,694,428 $ 17,211,360 $ 37,491,846 $ 80,397,634 $72,099,049 Opinion In our opinion, the financial statements referred to above present fairly, in all material respects, the financial position of the Virginia Historical Society as of June 30, 2013 and 2012, and the changes in its net assets and its cash flows for the years then ended in accordance with accounting principles generally accepted in the United States.

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Our Staff ociety istorical S irginia H V Paul A. Levengood Deanna Baker operations Division President and chief executive officer Cataloging librarian Richard S. V. Heiman Canan Boomer Marta Jean Hofacre Vice president for operations and Executive assistant to the president Serials and preservation library assistant chief financial officer and treasurer

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