1993 Annual Report New Beginnings

The Cincinnati Historical Society took pro- gressive steps in 1993 to support its new level of public service. Now a 162-year-old research institution while only a two-year-old fully-operational museum, the Society is committed to enhancing services and expand- ing its audience. Our year of new beginnings started by providing an array of exhibits, programs and events which appealed to everyone in the family - from parents to children to grandpar- ents. A single place where "history comes to life." The next several pages reflect upon the accomplishments and new beginnings of 1993 and the people of The Cincinnati Historical Society Museum and Library who have made it all possible. The Cincinnati Historical Society President and Director's Report appropriate for young children and a value for the whole family. One would like to think These events, in combination with the that CHS and Museum 60th Anniversary of Union Terminal activities through- Center had something to out the year, a new holiday experience in Museum do with Cincinnati being Center's PNC Bank Winter Festival at Union Terminal, named "America's Most Living History Weekends in our museum and the many Livable City" in 1993, but other attractions you'll read on the following pages, we can only speak to our were all designed with the entire family in mind. They own organizational strides have contributed to increased attendance, increased and the people we have group sales and membership and an overall expansion of attracted through our our audience. front doors. We are on Ted Emmerich It's not hard the cutting edge - and in to see the results when many ways ahead - of you look at the cover of this Annual Report. Children at other historical museums Play, a history of outdoor street games from the 1880s across the country. In through the 1990s, opened in July and has continued to October, The Cincinnati capture the hearts of children and adults alike. July, Historical Society Museum August and September were one of the strongest periods received its fifth Award of of attendance we have had to date - an increase of 28 Merit in 12 years from the percent over the same period in 1992 - due largely to the American Association for attraction of this interactive, dynamic exhibit. Children State and Local History learn that "not all games run on batteries" as they play (AASLH). This year's Gale Peterson nostalgic games of the past, and adults become kids award was for our perma- again remembering days of childhood. nent exhibit Cincinnati: Settlement to 1860s. The We are also happy to report that the exhibit AASLH Awards Program is the nation's most presti- will begin traveling in January 1995, to the Atlanta gious competition for recognition of achievement in the History Center, Western Heritage Museum in Omaha, preservation and interpretation of local, state and San Diego Historical Society and The Historical regional history. Museum, Miami. Other sites will be forthcoming and On behalf of The Cincinnati Historical details are being arranged. Society and its Board of Trustees, we gratefully acknowl- BOOFEST '93 was a new tradition edge all of you - our loyal donors, members, volunteers launched this year to continue to attract visitors who and employees - and invite you to help us take CHS to are looking for family entertainment. BOOFEST, pre- even greater levels of public service and awareness in sented by The Kroger Co. and WINK 94.1 FM, was a new the years to come. Halloween experience unlike any other in the city of Cincinnati. Geared toward the entire family, especially those with young children, visitors trick-or-treated down a ghostly street through time consisting of five Theodore H. Emmerich houses with character actors behind each door. More President, Board of Trustees than 8,500 visitors came to BOOFEST, which was only open in the evening during the week and all day on weekends the last 10 days of October. Although lines to enter BOOFEST were at times rather long, the majority Gale E. Peterson of visitors appreciated our sensitivity to keep the event Director 1993 Annual Report

Report of the For the Fiscal Year Ending Treasurer June 30, 1993

John F. Crowley Treasurer

Judith L. Madsen Director of Finance &) Administration

General Fixed Asset Restricted Support & Revenue Fund Fund Funds Total

Investment Income $ 227,800 $ 227,800 Membership Dues-Individual 437,937 $ 442 438,379 Corporate Support 73,045 73,045 Admissions 516,155 516,155 Gifts & Grants 1,517,249 $ 72,667 7,260 1,597,176 Fees & Services 136,824 136,824 Sales 420,961 8,717 429,678 Special Events 145,044 13,144 158,188 Other 3,514 3,514

Total Support & Revenue $3,478,529 $ 72,667 $ 29,563 $ 3,580,759

Expenses

Administrative $ 346,027 $ 120,993 $ 24,038 $ 491,058 Development/Communications 678,610 14,643 693,253 Library/Collections 473,351 25,469 498,820 Education 603,530 57 603,587 Museum 386,510 464,349 6,814 857,673 Gift Shop 311,227 311,227 MCF Occupancy Expense 578,210 578,210

Total Expenses $3,377,465 $ 585,342 $ 71,021 $ 4,033,828

Excess (Deficiency) Support & Revenue Over Expenses $ 101,064 $ (512,675) $ (41,458) $ (453,069) Proceeds from transfer of lease-hold interest on Eden Park property 299,000 299,000 Net Gain (Loss) Sale of Securities 569,258 569,258

Increase (Decrease) Fund Balances $ 969,322 $ (512,675) $ (41,458) $ 415,189 Fund Balances July 1, 1992* 7,874,969 1,979,898 242,705 10,097,572 Interfund Transfers (3,750,583) 3,753,112 (2,529) 0

Fund Balances June 30, 1993* $5,093,708 $5,220,335 $ 198,718 $10,512,761

Notes on the Treasurer's * Includes Endowment Report Fund stated at book value 1. The Women's Association reported income of $9,081 and expenses of $7,413 that are not included in the report above. The Cincinnati Historical Society CHS Library: The Backbone of The library's extensive photograph collec- Who We Are tion - more than 700,000 images including daguerreo- types, ambrotypes, tintypes, glass lantern slides, post- The Cincinnati Historical Society was founded in 1831 cards, early and modern prints, glass and film negatives (formerly The Historical and Philosophical Society of and color transparencies - visually document the history Ohio) and remains dedicated to collecting, preserving of the city and are an excellent source for historians, and presenting the history of Greater Cincinnati, south- publishers, students, authors and media. Collections west Ohio and the territory known as the Old and works of prominent Cincinnati photographers repre- Northwest. CHS operates one the nation's oldest, sented in the collection include: Paul Briol, Daniel J. largest and most signigicant regional research libraries Ransohoff, Felix Koch, J.P. Ball and George S. Rosenthal. which is open to the public, free of charge, six days a While most library users come from the week. Cincinnati area, others represent more than 100 colleges and universities located throughout the United States, Canada and western Europe. Periodically, professors / ' i from area universities arrange to conduct class in the library to introduce the CHS collections to their students. After 60 years of clipping and filing news articles, the library now relies on NEWSDEX (the Public Library's newspaper index within its automated calalog) to provide citations to articles. To access the database and collections of the academic libraries in Cincinnati and Ohio, CHS library users use a computer terminal located in the reception area. The Conservation Department implements the Society's comprehensive preservation program f designed to maintain the collections in usable form and • "k to preserve these important materials for future genera- tions. In cooperation with the library and museum cura- w tors, the department monitors handling practices, storage environments and manages an in-house conservation lab- The CHS Library is truly the backbone of oratory in which paper is mended, protective enclosures the organization - from providing research materials for constructed, documents encapsulated and books and exhibits to the photograph collections to conservation to pamphlets repaired or bound by hand. The only non-com- the archives - many aspects of what we present to the mercial organization in public originated in some fashion from the library. Cincinnati to offer preser- The CHS Library of 40,000 books, 50,000 vation microfilming ser- pamphlets, more than 2,000 maps, 350 broadsides, an vices to individuals, busi- extensive periodical collection and ephemera document nesses and organizations, the vast cultural, political, ecomomic, religious and the CHS preservation social heritage of this region. The library continually experts will microfilm adds to its collections to aid those who are interested in documents without dam- the study of local history and assists the museum staff aging the original material. in researching and planning both temporary and perma- nent exhibits, researching historical tours and slide pre- sentations, or developing the persona for the museum's first person interperters who bring history to life.

One of the 26,000 images - More than 100 images from his partner, Alexander taken by the late Danny the CHS photo collections Thomas (pictured here), Ransohoff long-time grace the pages of J.P. Ball: opened a highly successful supporter and member of Daguerrean and Studio art gallery in Cincinnati in the CHS-donated to the Photographer, published in 1850s. A facade of the Ball & Society's collections. 1993. Ball, an important, mid- Thomas Gallery is presented 19th century African on the CHS Public Landing. American photographer, and 1993 Annual Report

The Archives and Manuscripts Department contains more than 970 major and several thousand smaller collections that provide excellent material for advanced reseach. A sample of their breadth and importance include: the letters of John Cleves Symmes, James McBride and Aaron Torrence which chronicle the founding of Cincinnati and the Old Northwest Territory; the papers of 20th century politi- cians Murray Seasongood, Charles P. Taft II and John B. Hollister which trace the city's recent development; records of architects Samuel Hannaford, James McLaughlin and Harry Hake & Co. that document Cincinnati's architectural heritage; records of the Music Festival Association (May Festival), the Rookwood Pottery Company, sculptor Hiram Powers and the Wulsin family, that reflect Cincinnati's great musical, artistic and cultural history.

Business Archives Among the most notable donations to the An outstanding Business Archives collection documents library's printed works collections in 1993: early industry and commerce of the region, as well as • 19th and early 20th century works concerning late 19th and 20th century economic activities. CHS is Cincinnati, Ohio, and the Northwest Territory on the cutting edge of archival innovation by being the from the Estate of Charles Sawyer first archives in the country to institute the provision of • a number of 19th century U.S. travel accounts archival services to businesses and organizations for a from Compton Allyn, CHS Trustee fee. It has enabled company and institutional records to • late 20th century books and pamphlets on be organized, stored and/or processed for a fee while the Cincinnati and Ohio from the estate of Daniel business is still a growing concern. Ransohoff Through this pioneering effort, the Society • and church histories and railroad material has become the repository for the records of many small from Marion Bien to medium size companies in the Cincinnati area. Contracts reflect a wide range of services including records management, historical research and reference services, as well as basic storage and archival adminis- In 1993 the National Historic Publications tration. and Records Commission (NHPRC) approved the During 1993 the Business Archives won 13 Society's application to hire German-speaking staff to contracts worth $41,950 and by the end of the 1993/94 complete the processing of the Nippert Collection, relat- fiscal year, expects to earn a total of $50,213, more than ing to the history of German Methodism in the U.S. and doubling the figures from last year. other countries. NHPRC contributed more Business Archives contracts acquired in than $97,000 to the ^••^•B 1993 included: the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra, two-year project and Gibson Greeting, Inc., Ketcham Communications, rated CHS's applica- Fleischmann Yeast Company, Warren County Historical tion one of the top in Society, Cincinnati Stock Exchange, Littleford Group, the nation. Inc., Sons of Colonial Wars, Cincinnati Technical College, Petty Consulting/ Products, Inc., Cincinnati Opera and ROTEX, INC.

Last winter CHS, in coopera- In 1993, the CHS Library ref- tion with the Cincinnati Police erence staff answered 8,400 Division, recovered 12 requests for information documents - including two in-house, by telephone and letters written by Abraham through mail inquiries. Lincoln - that were stolen from several manuscript collections. The Cincinnati Historical Society A*

: :••.;•- "The Business Archives Program experienced a V , record year in 1993 as more and more business owners and CEOs found that their historical records can guide management and endow it with a treasure of corporate lore and experience. Steve Wright (right) with Cincinnati Business Archives volunteer John Schwab. business people are finding that maintaining records which explain past policies, the solutions to past problems and the precedents evolved through day-to-day opera- tions are assets as surely as an item on a balance sheet." Steve Wright Business Archivist The collection ranges from 1917 newsreel clips of Cincinnati's preparation for WWI through news- casts videos of today; prized collection items such as Broadcast Archives Clarence Runey's film of Cincinnati's 1919 parade cele- In June of an exciting year, CHS opened its Broadcast brating the end of WWI; clips from the 1919 World Archives. A Broadcast Archivist, hired in January 1993, Series between the Cincinnati Reds and Chicago White started to tackle the enormous task of organizing Sox; 1,000 hours of local television programming such as 3,000,000 feet of film and hundreds of video and audio excerpts from the Ruth Lyons' 50-50 Club (WLWT, tapes in the collection, as well as acquiring the equipment and processing space needed to preserve the collections. CHS began collecting photographs as early as the 1840s and the first moving pictures came into the collection in the 1930s. It was not until the 1980s, how- The 1993 Greater ever, that we began actively collecting film, videotapes Cincinnati Broadcast v- , and sound recordings from radio and television sources. Hall of Fame The opening of the Broadcast Archives is inductees: due largely to the fundraising efforts of Gene Elkus, CHS Burt Farber Trustee, and Walter Bartlett, of Multimedia, Inc. The Bill McCluskey two spearheaded a committee to raise approximately Richard Schenck $145,000 to launch the initial phase of the Broadcast Marian Spelman Archives. Additional funding will be necessary to con- Bill Fields tinue this program beyond 1995. Bob Braun Local broadcasters and industrial televi- sion producers have also been very supportive and gener- A new category was developed to encourage the ous, with WXIX-TV donating much-needed film equip- public to vote for their favorite TV and radio ment, the National Institute for Occupational Safety and personalities on air today. The 1993 "Cincinnati's Health (NIOSH) and Cincinnati Milacron, Inc. assisting Choice" Award honorees were with equipment needs. Courtis Fuller (WLWT-TV) Mike McMurray (formerly of WCKY-AM).

In November 1993, veteran archival sound recordings. radio announcer Jack The Strader Studio was dedi- Strader, and his wife Joan, cated on Jack Strader's 70th donated a state-of-the-art Birthday, December 4. studio to the CHS Broadcast Archives for recording oral histories and processing 1993 Annual Report 1950S-1960S), The Nick Clooney Show (WKRC, 1971) Museum & Exhibitions: History and The Dottie Mack Show (WCPO, 1950s); and 300 Comes to Life hours of local radio news and entertainment program- ming from the 1930s political speeches to "Moon River" of the 1940s and "Big Jon Sparkie" of the 1950s. In 1993 The Cincinnati Historical Society Reference copies of many of these programs are available received its fifth Award of Merit in 12 for public use in the library. years from the American Association for The CHS museum is also preparing to uti- State and Local History for the Cincinnati: lize the Broadcast Archives collection for a History of Settlement to 1860s exhibit. Cincinnati Radio and Television exhibit slated for 1996 to showcase the great Cincinnati broadcast personalities Few celebrations compare to the colorful pageantry of a from the 1920s to the 1990s. This interactive exhibit, wedding. Just in time for Valentine's Day, CHS opened designed with entertaining qualities to lure the entire Here Come the Brides: A Century of Cincinnati family, will explore Powel Crosley's role in developing Weddings i860 to 1960, celebrating 100 years of Queen Cincinnati into a broadcasting center in the 1920S-40S, City weddings. The exhibit showcased vintage wedding as well as highlight such stars as Uncle Al, Doris Day, gowns, each in their own authentic setting, representing Ruth Lyons, the Mills Brothers, Bob Braun and many Cincinnati's traditions, customs and trends, as well as more. Finding appropriate sponsorship and funding will social, economic and religious diversity. be key to developing such an exhibit. Replacing Brides in July 1993, was Children at Play, an exhibit which has stirred childhood memories for visitors of all ages. Designed for the young at heart, the exhibit features four time periods of outdoor street games from the 1880s through the 1990s. Children at Play, presented by Ivory Soap, is a dynamic, "Our mission to preserve interactive exhibit where kids - and adults too - can local history is not limited jump rope, kick the can, play jacks, hopscotch, marbles to paper records alone. For and shoot hoops. More than 90 images from the 19th a fuller understanding of and 20th century within the exhibit are from the CHS our times, future genera- photo archives. tions will also need the In 1995 Children at Play will travel to the films, videotapes and audio Atlanta History Center, Western Heritage Museum in recordings the Broadcast Omaha, San Diego Historical Society and The Historical Archives is preserving. Museum, Miami. Other travel sites are being developed. Think of the implosion of Sander Hall or the demolition of the L & N Bridge. Videotape preserves the dramatic images and sounds of these events in ways that printed descriptions and still pictures cannot. These records enhance our understanding of events and issues, putting them more vividly in their historical context." Cynthia Keller Broadcast Archivist

The Here Come the Brides: A suit were featured in the Century of Cincinnati exhibit. Brides was curated Weddings 1860-1960 exh i b it by Sylvia Reid, CHS was a hit, especially for Costumes & Textiles Curator Suzanne and Warren and Judith Hutchison, Exhibit Stichtenoth. The Stichtenoths Planner. were married in 1949 and the bride's gown and going-away The Cincinnati Historical Society In celebration of the 6oth Anniversary of Union Terminal, CHS exhibited the works of Winold "Prior to becoming a Reiss, creator of Union Terminal's famous mosaics. The museum, CHS went from a Artistry of Winold Reiss exhibit included sketches and very small collection of paintings used in the creation of the murals and ethnic three-dimensional histori- portraits on loan from the CM. Russell Museum and cal artifacts in 1986 to a col- Winold's son, Tjark Reiss. lection of more than 15,000 items. And we're still growing. Among our most notable pieces in the collections are the Civil War uniform of General William Lytle, Rookwood Pottery, items relating to lithographs of the Strobridge Company, Mitchell & Rammelsberg Cincinnati-made furniture and paintings by Elizabeth Nourse, Henry Mosler and William Sonntag, to name a few. Now a fully-operational museum, every item in the collection is computer cataloged and stored in a highly-secured area within the facility. And while only five percent of our total collections are exhibited, these items are continually being cared for and preserved for the future." David Conzett Museum Curator

Other museum exhibits and displays throughout the year included: An Alex Haley mini exhibit; The Magic of Cincinnati: Posters from the Collections of The Cincinnati Historical Society and Kenneth Klosterman-, a Model Railroad exhibit, presented by Division 7 of the Mid-Central Region of the National Model Railroad Association,- and Adrift in Time, photographs by Michael Keating's Ohio River series in The Cincinnati Enquirer. The conceptual plan for Phase II of our per- manent exhibit Workers and the Changing Workplace was completed in 1993. The process was funded by a $50,000 grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) for design, stipends and expenses for consultants and research. And in October, CHS received a Conservation Assessment Program grant from the National Institute for the Conservation of Cultural Property. The grant will fund both an objects conserva- tor and an architectural assessor to do general surveys of the museum collections and the Union Terminal.

The Artistry of Winold Reiss from left: Michael Lowe, A 1903 Rookwood Pottery opened the evening of the Renate and Tjark Reiss plaque Native American 1993 CHS Gala in November. (Winold's son) and Kimberly Mother and Child was The exhibit featured sketches Klosterman. The exhibit was donated to the museum and paintings used in the cre- curated by David Conzett, collections by The August A. ation of the Terminal's CHS Museum Curator, and Rendigs, Jr. Foundation. mosaics, as well as several Kimberly Klosterman of the ethnic portraits. Pictured Michael Lowe Gallery. 1993 Annual Report Education for All Ages "According to Edward H. The Cincinnati Historical Society has developed an Able, Jr., Executive Director array of educational programs ranging from a variety of of the American Association classes to tours to lectures/slide presentations presented of Museums, one of the five at CHS and other locations throughout the community. critical issues facing muse- Nearly 20,000 students annually are reached through ums today is ethnic and cul- special school programs. CHS offers teachers a choice of tural diversity. He stresses six different thematic tours of the museum exhibits - that such diversity must be two each for primary, middle and secondary levels. reflected in our collections, These are interpreter-directed and include hands-on Hs@0fil exhibitions, educational activities. programs, publications, policies and practices, in the com- To increase our visibility among schools position of our boards and staff and in the audience we and attract more school visits, CHS hosted a series of attract and serve. teacher receptions in 1993. In addition, a four-week We need to work together - staff, members, course "Exploring The Cincinnati Historical Society" volunteers and the general public - to reach a level of was given to 11 teachers from Indian Hill, Wyoming and inclusion that will continue to put CHS on the cutting edge Mariemont school systems and a teacher advisory com- of museum education, equality and excellence." mittee was formed to review and perhaps revise our E. Selean Holmes school programs. Ethnic Programs Administrator CHS also offers at least two children's classes each month plus three week-long sessions of History Camp in the summer. Multicultural Programs Similarly, at least two classes, lectures or In addition to providing educational programming workshops are offered for adults each month in addition throughout the year, the CHS Ethnic Programs to a monthly "Seminar on the City" lecture series dur- Administrator designed a display on African American ing the academic year. The series, co-sponsored by CHS, men for the annual "Juneteenth" Celebration held at the University of Cincinnati Department of History and Eden Park; coordinated the "African American the Center for Neighborhood and Community Studies, Invention Convention" in conjunction with the welcomes speakers from around the country and from Museum of Natural History; and produced a "Mother's Greater Cincinnati to promote discussion and better Remember Union Terminal" video which received the understanding of urban life and culture. Philo T. Farnsworth Video Competition Award for In addition, CHS spearheaded an outreach excellence. program to more than 30 local history societies in the In 1993 six inner-city students worked in metropolitan area. During 1993 this collaboration the Children at Play exhibit, and an important relation- resulted in a local history fair held at Museum Center ship continued with WIZF-FM, the number-one rated which welcomed the societies to set up booths in the African American radio station in the city, to produce Rotunda to promote their programs. A series of eight and present a two-hour call-in history talk show. The continuing education workshops were also developed in first of three public forums on the 1993 elections were conjunction with The Ohio Historical Society. broadcast live by WIZF from the Museum Center's The primary objective of the CHS Public Reakirt Auditorium. CHS is a sponsor of the forums Programs Department is to offer a wide variety of educa- along with the National Council of Negro Women, the tional and entertaining programs for diverse audiences. National Political Congress of Black Women, Inc. and Programs are targeted to specific groups taking age, gen- the United African American Association at Cincinnati der, ethnicity and skill levels into consideration. Technical College. The City of Cincinnati is a partial sponsor of CHS's multicultural activities.

CHS is one of the first major Two-hundred students from indoor museums to utilize a 11 schools participated in the blend of interpretive drama Society's 1993 History Day. and first person interpretation. On any given day, visitors may encounter one of more than 15 different "characters" from the 1790s to the 1850s. (see opposite page) 10 The Cincinnati Historical Society Special Promotions: Expanding our Audience During the holiday season, CHS Heritage Shop sales increased 40 percent in 1993 The Cincinnati Historical Society Museum welcomed a from the same time in 1992. substantial increase in visitors in 1993 over 1992 - an increase of 17 percent from 170,091 to 198,935. And when we add 19,251 visitors who came to a special event in our exhibit space during non-museum hours, There is always something to do and see in our BOOFEST attendance of 8,500, plus the 43,994 the CHS museum. On any day the museum is open, vis- Winter Festival visitors who saw at least a portion of our itors may encounter a first-person interpretation of daily museum, the total for 1993 reached 270,680! We know life in the city in four different museum areas represent- of no other urban history museum in the country that ing four different time periods. can match this number of visitors. Every weekend visitors may participate in demonstrations throughout the permanent exhibit such as woodcarving, basket making, cornhusk doll making, spinning and weaving, storytelling, etc. And nearly every month has a special theme featuring a "Living History Weekend" full of activities for the entire family. August was "River Heritage" month and the CHS first- person interpreters recreated situations and conversa- tions that highlighted the place of the river in the lives of past Cincinnatians; "Harvest Heritage" month in October took visitors back in time to join the spirit of the harvest in Cincinnati's frontier days,- and CHS com- memorated the 200th anniversary of the city's first newspaper through a special "Printing Bicentennial" Living History Weekend in November.

This year, March 31, 1993, marked the 60th anniversary of Union Terminal and a variety of spe- cial events was planned to celebrate the commemorative event "LIVE from Union Terminal: Sights and Sounds of the 30s and 40s." For the first time in decades, Union Terminal's mosaics were cleaned of dirt and grime from coal smoke, cigar and cigarettes, and given a completely new shine and luster. The 60th anniversary theme con- tinued throughout the year.

Nearly every month features Approximately 8,500 trick-or- (from left) Gale Peterson, a "Living History Weekend" treaters attended BOOFEST Fran and Clay Stinnett (Gala in the museum full of activi- '93 for a ghostly adventure chairs), were among 600 ties for the entire family. through time ... and most of guests at the Dancing August was "River Heritage them arrived in costume. through the Decades Gala, Month" and the Public the Society's major annual Landing came to life with fundraiser. songs and stories of the river. 1993 Annual Report 11 CHS Volunteers: The Silent of Fame; the Cincinnati Arts Consortium in co-present- Strength of the Society ing the annual Martin Luther King Day Breakfast; and volunteers for three CHS support organizations: Women's Association of The Cincinnati Historical Society (WACHS), Black History Advisory Group and the Young Cincinnatians.

The dedication and support of 136 in-house, active vol- unteers make much of what this organization does pos- sible. In 1993 volunteers contributed 17,617 hours of service to CHS. The volunteer program is coordinated by Molly Lohr, CHS Assistant Director of Development "Operating under the who, in 1993, formed a Volunteer Advisory Committee premise 'if it ain't fun the consisting of 15 volunteers to establish institution-wide heck with it/ the Cincinnati procedures for providing input on issues concerning vol- Heritage Programs docents unteerism within the organization. experienced an interesting In addition to in-house volunteers, the 26 year reviewing, reorganiz- members of the CHS Board of Trustees provide service ing and growing. The at regular board meetings and special events, as well as docents set-up a network of serve and oversee various planning committees. committees to plan and The Cincinnati Heritage Programs, a divi- address our needs as a sion of the CHS Public Programs Department, is a group thriving program. Special committees discuss issues such of trained CHS docents who share the rich history of the as mission, tour content, slide presentations, publicity, tri-state area through their motorcoach tours, walking school groups and volunteer training. tours and slide presentations. Volunteer enrichment and The goals of the Cincinnati Heritage on-going training are a vital and fun process for this Programs for 1994 are to continue to create public aware- group as they research and develop new and interesting ness of our services; to recruit volunteers to join us as programs. CHS docents also give special tours of the docents, and to simply have our participants enjoy the fun Rotunda, free of charge, every weekend. and interesting tours or slide presentations we offer." Community collaborations include volun- Phyllis Radcliff teers who participated in the planning and development Volunteer, Cincinnati Heritage of events such as: the annual Broadcast Hall of Fame Programs Awards; collaboration with Junior Achievement in co- sponsoring the annual Greater Cincinnati Business Hall

Twice a week Don Walker See Cincinnati Via Trolley is dedicates his time working in one of the many tours provid- the museum. Here, he's ed by the Cincinnati Heritage giving a school tour in the Programs. CHS docents also CHS WLW Radio Studio. offer free Rotunda tours Don has been a volunteer every weekend. since the opening of the museum. 12 The Cincinnati Historical Society Expanding Development In addition, candy donations were given by Opportunities M&M/Mars and Hershey, while plastic bags for trick-or- treating were donated by Amko Plastics Inc. Ron Koetters, • The 1993 CHS Gala Dancing Through CHS Board of Trustees the Decades, a tribute to the Terminal's 60th Anniversary, previewed a new exhibit The Artistry of Chair, Development Winold Reiss. Combining these two events created yet Committee another opportunity for sponsorship. The August A. Rendigs, Jr. Foundation provided title sponsorship for It is my honor, as a mem- both the Gala and the Winold Reiss exhibit. Associate ber of the Board of sponsors included: American Laundry Machinery, Inc.; Trustees, to take an active The Galbreath Company,- The Cincinnati/Northern role in the future develop- Kentucky International Airport; Keating, Muething and ment of CHS. A great part Klekamp,- The Merten Company; and The Penn Central of the Society's success Corporation. begins with the Board tak- ing ownership in the organization and for me, that owner- Individual Support/1788 Club ship has been to lead the CHS Development Committee, Because our development challenges and investment working alongside my fellow Board Members: Gene opportunities are more plentiful than ever before, more Elkus, Patti Gaines and Hazeleen Brewster. aggressive plans are needed to meet our goals. Expanding our 1788 Club is one of the most effective Corporate Support means we have of meeting the financial challenges fac- As our range of exhibits, programs and events have ing this organization. been enhanced, so have our opportunities for sponsor- • Beginning July 1, 1993, members were ship and building relationships with corporations and inspired to maximize their support of the 1788 Club individuals in the city. The challenge becomes finding with the help of a challenge grant by an anonymous the right match. donor. The donor will match all new and increased gifts • Children at Play, an exhibit which to the 1788 Club up to $25,000 on a 1:1 ratio. The chal- attracts a wide variety of visitors, offered CHS an oppor- lenge donor is hopeful that this gift will motivate others tunity to seek funding from corporations. Ivory Soap, a to become part of the growing number of individuals division of Procter &. Gamble, made a gift to become who support the Society. title sponsor of the exhibit. The Cincinnati Woman's • Members of the 1788 Club enjoy a num- Club also made a donation to CHS to purchase five per- ber of social events throughout the year. Highlights of manent exhibit cases used during the past year to dis- 1993 included the 1788 Club Annual Dinner at Alberly play toys within the exhibit. Manor, home of Isabelle Paul; special previews of new • The addition of BOOFEST, the new CHS exhibits,- the CHS Annual Dinner with nationally

Halloween event, was an excellent opportunity for us to renown artist Michael Blaser; a celebration of seek in-kind advertising/publicity. The Kroger Co. Cincinnati's 205 Birthday at the Probasco Mansion, included BOOFEST in their Sunday newspaper adver- home of Carol & Bill Nagel, and 60th Anniversary of tisements, radio spots and weekly home circulars. In Union Terminal events, just to name a few. addition, Kroger distributed $i off coupons to the event We are pleased with our success so far and in their stores. realize the dedication required for the hard work that WINK 94.1 FM was the media sponsor of lies ahead. But only with your support, will we continue BOOFEST 93. Their promotions provided ticket give- to thrive as an organization setting our sights and goals aways on air and live remotes from the Museum Center. higher and higher each year. The combination of Kroger and WINK's free publicity cre- ated an awareness of the event not otherwise available. 1993 Annual Report 13

1788 Club All donors who contribute Special appreciation is extended unrestricted or special project to 1788 Club donors as they support to The Cincinnati significantly promote the Historical Society are important to Society's mission. the growth and vitality of CHS.

Ft. Washington Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. Bartlett Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Lindner, Jr. Mrs. Elsie Holmes Warrington Lela and George Brown Mrs. Louis Nippert Mr. and Mrs. Harris K. Weston Dr. Frederick A. Hauck Dr. and Mrs. George Rieveschl Mr. John R. White Mr. and Mrs. Merrill W. Hazelton Mr. and Mrs. John J. Schiff Mr. and Mrs. Carson R. Whiting Mr. and Mrs. Ronald A. Koetters Mr. Thomas A. Vonderahe

Losantiville Mr. and Mrs. Jack Downing Mr. and Mrs. William S. Nagel Mrs. Lawrence M. Paul Mr. John F. Koons Robert W. and Carol Olson

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Mr. Tom L. Stoltz Robert I. and Halen Watkins Jeff and Carol Stone Mr. and Mrs. Bill Watson William and Nancy Storch Mr. Leonard A. Weakley 1993 CHS Gala Sponsors Bill and Elena M, Stothfang Dr. and Mrs. Glenn M. Weaver Title Sponsor: Junior League of Cincinnati Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Stousland Mr. and Mrs. John D. Weaver The August A. Rendigs, Jr. Foundation J. Karp Mr. and Mrs. John I. Strader IV Mr. Lamar Weaver Ken Klostcrman Dr. Stephen A. and Tina J. Straubing Mr. and Mrs. Leo Weaver Associate Sponsors: Krefting Piano Mr. and Mrs. Bertram H. Straus, Jr. Mr. Bryan M. Webb American Laundry Machinery, Inc. The Kroger Co. Carl and Eleanor Strauss Mrs. Dorothy S. Weber The Galbreath Company Krombholz Jewelers Mrs. William Strauss John and Jeanette Weber The Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky Merrill Lynch Mr. and Mrs. George M. Streithorst Mike and Peggy Weber International Airport Nationwide Paper Company Michael and Susan Strohm Robert R. and Nancy Webster Keating, Muething and Klekamp Mr. Bob Olson Mr. Richard Stumpf Dr. Kathy E. Wedig The Merten Company Omni Netherland Plaza Mrs. Florence P. Suchanek Cy and Jill Wegman The Penn Central Corporation PNC Bank George G. and Nancy W. Suckarieh Kenneth Wehmeyer and Sandra Wetzel Paramount's Kings Island David and Tessie Suetholz Mrs. Maud Lane Weickel Other Donors: Parking Company of America and Mr. Stuart Bruen Sutphin, Jr. Mrs. Dorothy Weil Arthur Andersen Chavez Properties Benedict F. and Shirley Suttmiller Mr. Theodore W. Wcinkam BBI Marketing Services, Inc. Playhouse in the Park Andrew and Diane C. Sweeny Dr. Daniel L. and Deborah Weinstein Benson's Catering The Procter and Gamble Co. Mr. and Mrs. Jake Sweeney Mr. and Mrs. Vernon E. Weis Mr. and Mrs. David Bowen Provident Bank Mr. J. Mack Swigert H. 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