www.museumofboulder.org 303.449.3464 2018 ANNUAL REPORT OUR MISSION The Museum of Boulder provides engaging educational experiences for people to explore the continuing history of the Boulder region. The Museum collects, preserves, and presents Boulder history in order to connect residents and visitors to the past, provide a context for the present, and inspire a vision for the future.

OUR VISION The Museum of Boulder provides engaging experiences that celebrate the spirit of Boulder. Through dynamic exhibits and captivating programs, visitors discover the stories of our past, explore the creativity and innovation of the present, and envision the future of our community. The Museum of Boulder is a catalyst for conversation and a welcoming place in which to explore, discover, reflect, and have fun. Dear Friends,

2018 was an epic year for the Museum of Boulder. When I look back at all we accomplished in that one year, I am astounded. The Museum of Boulder was born in 2018 and it has already become a gem for the community of Boulder. This Annual Report tells of the many amazing programs and exhibits that we presented to the public during the year, but what the public does not see is what went on behind the scenes — the formidable amount of planning, organizing and back breaking work that the staff undertook to move the Museum from the Harbeck House on the Hill into the new facility on Broadway. This involved completing construction, moving offices and cleaning out the Harbeck House, the home of the Museum for more than 30 years. Thousands of artifacts were carefully moved to our collections facility, files upon files were sorted, as were 30 years of exhibits. Wow —I still don’t know how we did this with our small staff.

The Grand Opening of the new Museum of Boulder in May was a day to celebrate. With the doors finally open, we were able to actually see what we had been dreaming about for so many years. People, young and old, families and friends, exploring the new exhibits, sharing in new discoveries and learning new things. This is why we work here, this is what it is all about.

The hard work was not done, however. We still had our permanent exhibition, The Boulder Experience, to complete. So, for another six months we focused on this interactive gallery that opened in November. Now, Boulder has a place that tells the story of our community, from the very early years up to today. A place of inspiration and contemplation. A place for us all.

I have been so very fortunate to have had the opportunity to lead this organization for the past 18 years. I am so proud of this Museum and so grateful to the dedicated staff, Board, volunteers and donors who made it happen. I have come to appreciate what a truly unique community we live in and it has been an honor be a part of creating a museum that will provide opportunities to explore and discover for generations to come.

Warm regards, Nancy Geyer EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR & CEO LETTER FROM THE BOARD PRESIDENT

A Year of Progress and Changes What a year it has been for the Museum! Thanks to the hard work of our dedicated Staff, the Board of Trustees, our Members, and our many Donors, the new Museum had its Grand Opening in May. Highlights included the DaVinci exhibit and several other traveling exhibits, followed in November with the opening of the Boulder Experience Gallery. The new building has exceeded all of our expectations for its grace and beauty.

We are now well into our first full year of operation in the new building with an eye toward many opportunities and challenges. We continue to need your help to finish fundraising for the construction of the museum and to assure sustainable operations into the future.

And I would be very remiss if I did not thank Nancy Geyer for her 18 years of service with the Museum. Nancy has seen us through the transition from the small and gracious location at the Harbeck House on University Hill to our new location in the heart of downtown. Though Nancy has retired, we will look for her continued support as we enter this new phase of the Museum’s history.

Please join me in celebrating the Museum of Boulder: past, present and future. Ken Wilson PRESIDENT, BOARD OF TRUSTEES In Recognition of Service The Museum extends a wholehearted “thank you” to the amazing teen and college volunteers who have kept the Google Garage humming with the sounds of laser cutters and virtual reality since opening our doors at the new facility. High School students Jackson Moody and Dusk Olvera showed their technical proficiency and love for working with the public every Sunday, despite keeping a busy school and volunteer schedule.

The Museum of Boulder wishes to thank Google Garage volunteers Jackson Moody, Eliott Dormody, Dusk Olvera, Sarah Eckhardt, Dale Boyer, Owen Hushka, Cole Schoenberg, Catie He, Carmen Harris, James Chinnery, Justin Hager, Bella Gibb, Rose Jou, Emerson Hall, Sri Pattanaik, John Kowalski, and others, for their time, service and commitment to expertise. 2018 BOARD OF TRUSTEES Ken Wilson PRESIDENT Kathleen Spear VICE PRESIDENT Kaye Howe PAST PRESIDENT Dan Johnson & Jake Puzio TREASURERS Linda Haertling SECRETARY

Bob Baskerville Shawn Lyndon Adam Bradley Mary Marlino Kristen Carpenter Tim Plass Jeanette Domber Dan Secrist Jean Dubofsky Len Segel Keith Edwards Laura Skaggs Lin Hawkins Mark Soot Philip Hernandez Kate Young

HONORARY BOARD Patricia Limerick Bob Yates

STAFF Nancy Geyer EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR & CEO Carolyn Booth DIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT & COMMUNICATIONS Emily Zinn Upgrade to History DIRECTOR OF EDUCATION Kristen Lewis CURATOR OF COLLECTIONS Megan Moriarty New Museum of Boulder DIRECTOR OF COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT Joel Iken DIRECTOR OF OPERATIONS For the last 34 years, the Museum of Boulder was located on University Hill in the Harbeck- Chelsea Pennington Hahn Bergheim House, a 4,000 square-foot historic home built in 1899. Boulder’s history got an EDUCATION ASSISTANT epic upgrade in 2018 as the Museum of Boulder opened the new 18,000 square foot facility Jen Lomeli EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT to the community on May 19, 2018. The Museum’s modern downtown location has allowed for Aaron Trumbo foot traffic aplenty and the view from the top of the building is jaw-dropping. The new museum RESEARCH ASSISTANT Jordan Dresser boasts 75 percent more gallery space to present its important collection and temporary GUEST CURATOR exhibitions and offers an entirely new and invigorated visitor experience, with interactive, JJ Rutherford EXHIBIT CONTENT DEVELOPER immersive creative technologies. The $11.7-million relocation project features both permanent and traveling exhibits, with multimedia and (Samba Colorado, House of Joy and Stoken, Honorary Chairs for the Children’s interactive experiences and displays. The Master Blaster), activities for children and Discovery Zone. “Research tells us that new space also includes a learning center for adults (Rocky Mountain Joe, You’re the high-quality, intentionally designed, open- adult and school programs, in addition to a Curator), a ribbon cutting ceremony and ended play — in which children invent children’s space for interactive experiences. speeches from distinguished guests. This the narrative, inhabit the roles and initiate The new facility continues to evolve, with opening featured three traveling exhibits the action — is vital for long and short- more exhibits and installations in the works. that ran through the summer months term benefits on children’s bodies, minds including Da Vinci Machines, Discover and spirits. Children’s Museums, like the 2018 renovations progressed with ease NASA and Sportsology, and one home- proposed Children’s Discovery Zone, under supervision from Oz Architects grown exhibit Boulder Bounces. It also and contractor Wyatt Construction. work to open doors for our future leaders, introduced the community to the Google “We’ve been planning this for so long, innovators, and adventurers to explore, Garage, a permanent makerspace, with fun we bought the building almost exactly create and learn — on their own terms.” activities relating to the various exhibits five years ago, and have been planning throughout the building. The opening day The Museum plans to fabricate and install a since 2006, so we’re ready to show it off celebration served 2,500 constituents. 2,500 square-foot museum on the Garden to Boulder,” notes Nancy Geyer. “This Level of the new facility. This $2M indoor/ is a place now where people can come The largest initiative in the Museum’s outdoor project is designed for ages birth to and learn a lot of things that they never history, the renovation and expansion of eight, and without a doubt, the design team knew about Boulder and also a place to the former Masonic Lodge and historic at the Denver Children’s Museum working celebrate the spirit of our community - landmarked building have been achieved with our task force of staff and volunteers, where we’ve come from, where we are through an ongoing capital campaign of has developed an innovative concept that is now and to sort of contemplate a little bit $11.7 million with $2 million left to raise. sure to make children happy while learning about where we’re going.” “The final piece of the puzzle is the through play. Think “The Lion, the Witch, The new Museum of Boulder opened with fabrication and installation of the Children’s and the Wardrobe” meets “Where the Wild a block party featuring local entertainment Discovery Zone,” notes Anne and Kingsley Things Are.” 1,925 23 3,871 VOLUNTEER SCHOOLS STUDENTS HOURS SERVED SERVED

SUMMARY OF 2018 ACTIVITIES

In 2018, the Museum of Boulder served 27,072 children, adults and seniors. The Museum The Museum introduced a new program hosted 12,161 visitors to view exhibits. Adult programs, community outreach, facility usage, series entitled Inclusipedia. This ongoing project taught community members and K-12 education programs served an additional 14,911 constituents. how to create and edit Wikipedia pages The Museum’s very popular Boulder Conversations with Extraordinary People speaker series to add women and people of color from Boulder’s past and present to Wikipedia continued in 2018 with sellout audiences for a variety of speakers including Marc Bekoff, to ensure their stories are preserved. Howie Movshovitz, Violeta Chapin, Dr. Oakleigh Thorne, Rafael Salgado, Koel Thomae and Pages added or updated in 2018 included Fran Bagenal. This program, held at the First Congregational Church and at the Museum of Mary Rippon, Clela Rorex, Penfield Tate, Boulder, served 436 constituents. and Lucile Buchanan, just to name a few. THE MUSEUM OF BOULDER SERVED 3,871 K-12 STUDENTS AND TEACHERS FROM:

Alaya Preschool Bear Creek Elementary Boulder Country Day School Boulder High School Boulder Preparatory High School Casey Middle School Centennial Middle School

Additional adult programs were offered on In 2018, the Museum continued our Columbine Elementary School a wide variety of topics. These included: successful year-long after-school Teen Community Montessori Corps for Middle School students to create Boulder 101 — The Great Outdoors Douglass Elementary 3D-print artifacts from our exhibits for Vintage Valentine’s Make + Take Workshop blind-accessible tours. A group of 12 Eldorado K-8 School motivated 7th and 8th grade students Rooftop Yoga at the MUSE Fairview High School were selected from nearly forty applicants Documentary Film Screening: to work on this project. Partners on this Exploring Minds Academy project included the Tactile Picture Book Change, Jamestown After the Flood Fireside Elementary Project, CU Science Discovery, the Annual Gathering in Honor of Chief Niwot: Boulder Public Library Bldg 61 Makerspace, Flatirons Elementary Legacy of Standing Rock Panel the CU Heritage Center, Community Foothill Elementary Foundation of Boulder County and the Documentary Film Screening: National Science Foundation. Heatherwood Elementary School The Judge Open Space Visions Presentation + Book Signing Meadowlark School “I wish I could just take this whole thing Our school programs provide engaging back to my classroom and keep it for Mesa Elementary experiences for children of all ages to several weeks.” — 2nd grade teacher New Vista High School connect with local history and provide Off Broadway Preschool of Fine Arts necessary resources for teachers to enhance We served unprecedented numbers of their curriculum. Activities on field trips summer camps who visited on field trips, Sacred Heart of Jesus School invite critical analysis and require problem and gave scholarships to 13 underserved Southern Hills Middle School solving skills. groups to cover the costs of their visits. Summit Middle School Platt Choice Middle School “It was harder to pull my kids away from here than it was at the Denver Museum Temple Grandin School of Nature and Science.” — Teacher with Temple Grandon School high school students with Aspergers syndrome University Hill Elementary School Whittier Elementary School 2018 EXHIBITS The Museum of Boulder featured traveling, home-grown, and the 12,161 opening of the permanent exhibit gallery, The Boulder Experience, MUSEUM from May 19, 2018 - December 31, 2018 ATTENDANCE There, Here, Near

THERE, HERE, NEAR | APRIL 11, 2018 - APRIL 27, 2018 Main Gallery A multimedia, community-sourced art exhibition featuring local and CU student artists. This exhibit promoted dialogue concerning Boulder’s past, present, and future in coordination with the Conference on World Affairs. Responding to a multidisciplinary call for proposals, over 20 exhibiting artists engaged with resonant themes relevant to the Boulder community. Local creators wove themes of migration, technical innovation, and the effect and affect of the natural environment.

DA VINCI MACHINES | MAY 19, 2018 - JULY 29, 2018 Main Gallery, Garden Level Gallery This exhibit brought the mastermind’s innovative works to life - from flying machines and catapults to military weapons and a self-propelled car. Artisans from Florence, Italy, recreated and hand-crafted Da Vinci’s machines from the pages of his notebooks for the exhibit. The exhibit also featured DaVinci Machines DISCOVER NASA | MAY 19, 2018 - SEPTEMBER 12, 2018 Throughout the building and Garden Level Gallery This exhibit was developed by Boulder’s Space Science Institute and allowed visitors to see through the eyes of an astronaut living on the International Space Station, featured a touch table to build solar systems, a wind tunnel interactive and a green screen that put visitors on Mars.

EAT WELL, PLAY WELL | SEPTEMBER 14, 2018 - JANUARY 6, 2019 Garden Level Gallery An exhibit that brought nutrition and fitness education together. Eat Well, Play Well encouraged healthy living by teaching the science of making healthy food choices and 4,610 helping children and adults discover many fun and interesting OFF-SITE ways to stay active. Visitors discovered what an appropriate Community Exhibit serving size looks like, saw firsthand what it takes to burn off Attendees calories, tested their flexibility and balance, reviewed the latest Sportsology clinical research and realized that they can reduce their risk of disease with healthy choices. reproductions of his iconic artwork and sketches. Many of the machines in the exhibit were interactive — with one, visitors were able to reconstruct his self-supporting bridge. LISTENING TOGETHER | AUGUST 4, 2018 – SEPTEMBER 17, 2018 SPORTSOLOGY | Main Gallery MAY 19, 2018 - SEPTEMBER 1, 2018 An exciting, all ages, highly interactive and sensory exhibit 2nd Floor Gallery that highlighted KGNU Community Radio’s past, present, and This exhibit featured the science behind sports. The future. Visitors discovered the power of Boulder’s community- interactive, bilingual exhibit presented various challenges powered radio station, celebrating 40 years of amplifying where visitors tested their athletic abilities — agility, balance, community, culture, and music through interactive recording coordination and strength. They interacted with wheelchair and listening stations. races, vertical jumping, throwing and more. OPEN STUDIOS EXHIBIT | BOULDER BOUNCES | SEPTEMBER 24, 2018 - OCTOBER 22, 2018 MAY 19, 2018 - SEPTEMBER 1, 2018 Main Gallery 2nd Floor Theatre Gallery Boulder’s 23rd annual Open Studios Tour put on display one A homegrown addition to the Sportsology interactive, this piece of art from each of the 139 juried artists that participated trampoline exhibit was created in partnership with Boulder-based in the annual studio tour. It was a one-stop shop where art SparkFun Electronics. Memory games, wacky sounds, and a light lovers could pick and choose which artists or art they’d like to up jump count provided bouncy fun for visitors of all ages. visit during the annual October Tour. OPEN SPACE VISIONS EXHIBIT | OCTOBER 27, 2018 – DECEMBER 3, 2018 Main Gallery Visitors explored Boulder’s landscapes and vistas through the watercolor and oil works of Molly Davis, a local landscape painter. After the 2013 flood, Molly set out to paint every trail on the City of Boulder’s Open Space system as a visual documentary of the impact that this event had on the land. She completed 260 works in “plein aire” by hiking and backpacking hundreds of miles.

BOULDER EXPERIENCE GALLERY | OPENED PERMANENTLY ON NOVEMBER 17, 2018 2nd Floor Gallery This highly anticipated, centerpiece of the new facility opened to the public on Saturday, November 17, 2018 in a permanent 2,600 square foot gallery space on the second floor of the Museum. In this space, visitors are guided through displays, interactive, and multimedia experiences that cover the history 889 1,781 COMMUNITY of Boulder from the earliest days of Arapaho inhabitants, FACILITY USAGE through key times of cultural, scientific and economic change, GUESTS OUTREACH continuing to the present day. There are stories ranging from Program Participants Open Studios Exhibit

Boulder issuing the first gay marriage licenses in the country to the building of the Kepler telescope by Ball Aerospace. Jordan Dresser, a guest curator from the Wind River Reservation, curated animations called Arapaho Roots, about the Arapaho tribe, past and present.

LIVING WITH WOLVES | DECEMBER 8, 2018 - MAY 27, 2019 A photographic exhibit that explored the possibility of reintroducing wolves into western Colorado. National Geographic’s Living with Wolves brought visitors face-to- face with a wolf pack to learn their social structures and dispel myths surrounding these unique creatures. Visitors listened to a howling wolf pack and touched traps and pelts in this exhibit presented by the Rocky Mountain Wolf Project.

HIGHLIGHTS FROM THE COLLECTION | SEPTEMBER 25, 2018 - SPRING 2019 Main Lobby Display Case 24 artifacts and 4 photographs relating to dairy farming in Boulder c. 1917 — specifically the Gilliam farm near Valmont, Boulder Experience Gallery and the Alba Dairy. Indigenize Your Eyes

THE LODGE GALLERY EXHIBITS INDIGENIZE YOUR EYES | OCTOBER 5, 2018 - NOVEMBER 7, 2019 Indigenize Your Eyes was a participatory photography project created to raise awareness of the history and current status of American Indians in Boulder. The Museum showcased the works of local Native American youth (ages 13-18) who took part in a 2018 summer photography camp led by the notable indigenous photographer Josue Rivas.

AFTER THE FLOOD | SEPTEMBER 8, 2018 - OCTOBER 3, 2018

Photographs of Jamestown After the Flood from the Daily Camera

“The museum will help us to remember where where we’ve been as a community and where we’re going in the future.” — Ken Wilson, President, Board of Trustees

Living with Wolves Unity is strength — when there is teamwork and collaboration, wonderful things can be achieved.

In 2018, the Museum of Boulder continued to nurture and cultivate meaningful partnerships for 2018 the benefit of the community we serve. PARTNERSHIPS

Association of Northern Carnegie Library for Local History National Institute of Front Range Museums Standards and Technology Colorado Correspondence Coalition Atlas Obscura Society National Oceanic and Atmospheric Community Foundation of Boulder County Administration Ball Aerospace Conference on World Affairs National History Day BoCo Strong Daily Camera Native American Rights Fund Boulder-Nablus Sister City Project First Congregational Church Open Studios Boulder Apple Tree Project Foothills United Way Rayback Collective Boulder Chamber of Commerce Google Reality Garage Boulder County Leadership Fellows Intercambio Right Relationship Working Group Boulder Public Library KGNU Rocky Mountain Wolf Project Boulder Public Library Bldg 61 Makerspace MadeLife Smithsonian Boulder Sports Hall of Fame McGuckin’s Hardware SparkFun Electronics Boulder Valley School District Mountain States Art Conservation Tactile Picture Book Project CU Heritage Center NASA U-Fix-It Boulder CU Science Discovery

BALANCE SHEET As of December 31, 2018 INCOME & EXPENSE Fiscal Year 1/1/18 - 12/31/18 CURRENT ASSETS OPERATING REVENUE Cash and cash equivalents $717,482 Revenue from Programs $137,161 Pledges receivable, current portion 236,136 In-Kind Donations 42,370 Prepaid expenses 17,346 Grants and Contributions 174,601 Inventory 1,110 Events/Fundraising 58,000 Investments 813,411 Rental Income 12,546 Other current assets 3,517 Investment Income 7,522 Total Current Assets $1,812,002 Assets Released from Restriction/Distributions $292,012 PROPERTY & EQUIPMENT Total Operating Revenue $724,212 Land 173,971 OPERATING EXPENSE Furniture and fixtures 27,784 Program Expenses 863,047 Leasehold improvements 25,810 General and Administration 369,068 Machinery and equipment 9,415 Fundraising Expenses 208,233 Collections storage facility 811,871 Total Operating Expenses $1,440,488 Vehicles 4,665 CAPITAL CAMPAIGN ACTIVITY 2018 Permanent Exhibition 2,126,418 Contributions 242,881 Less accumulated depreciation (471,034) Capital Expenses (47,133) Total 2,708,900 Net Capital Campaign Activity $195,748 Land and building held for future use 7,717,490 Construction in progress 53,615 Property and Equipment, Net $10,480,005 OTHER ASSETS “The Museum of Boulder’s Pledges receivable, net of current portion 1,286,500 Beneficial interest in net assets held by others 5,993,859 opening marks a new chapter Total other assets 7,280,359 Total Assets $19,572,366 for the Boulder community,” LIABILITIES & NET ASSETS CURRENT LIABILITIES Accounts payable 151,221 said Ken Wilson, President Accrued payroll and vacation 10,907 Other current liabilities 3,574 of the Museum’s Board of Construction Loan 4,000,000 Current portion of notes payable 51,368 Trustees. “The museum Total current liabilities $4,217,070 Security deposits 3,800 continues to serve the public on Notes payable, net of current portion 315,190 Total Liabilities $4,536,060 a local and global level through NET ASSETS Unrestricted 9,042,447 innovative exhibits, education Permanently restricted 5,993,859 Total Net Assets $15,036,306 and outreach programs.” Total Liabilities & Net Assets $19,572,366 45,000 OBJECTS IN CARE OF MOB

735 NEW OUR AQUISITIONS

The Museum’s collections are comprised of historic artifacts, documents and photographs, Collections care efforts this year were focused on safely processing and storing the which continue to be important resources for research, education, exhibits, and community 3,619 artifacts moved from the Museum’s engagement. There are over 45,000 objects in care of the Museum of Boulder, as part of old location to the collection facility. Much the permanent artifact collection. All artifacts not currently on exhibit are housed and cared collections-staff time and attention was devoted to the identification, selection, for at the Museum’s 7,000 square foot off-site collection facility. The collection contains an organization, preparation, registration, incredibly wide variety of things: furniture, farm equipment, olympic sports gear, cameras, display, and installation of 244 artifacts and more than 300 images as part of the trade signs, paintings, shoes, medical tools, typewriters, clothing, musical instruments, Boulder Experience Gallery — the Museum’s computers, carriages, radios, quilts, chemistry sets, uniforms, skis, mining equipment, posters, permanent exhibition which opened this year. ceramic ware, toys, telephones, hats, a horse-drawn sleigh, and a kitchen sink… to name only About thirty hours of professional conservation treatment was performed by a few! Priority within the collection is given to Boulder-related items with a clear association textile conservator Paulette Reading of to some significant aspect of the Boulder area. In addition to preserving items rooted deep in Mountain States Art Conservation, on a history, the Museum works to archive culturally contemporary things of today, like: protest dress from the Museum’s collection, which belonged to notable CU professor, Mary posters, climate change instrumentation, cannabis industry equipment, civil rights material, Rippon. This valuable conservation work and athletic gear. In 2018, we added 735 new objects to our historic artifact collection. Items not only supports continued preservation of the textile, but has made safe display of from the Museum’s collection were featured in five exhibits both on and off-site. These the garment possible, as part of the Boulder objects were viewed by 4,610 constituents. Experience Gallery exhibition. 7,000 SQ. FT. COLLECTIONS STORAGE COLLECTION

The Museum’s Archive Collection of Show, 9News, and PBS’s The American the collection — currently for sale in the over 200,000 historic documents and Experience. Material from the Museum’s Museum’s gift shop. The 2019 calendar of photographs are housed and cared for by Archive Collection reached an audience of historic Boulder photos, Looking Back was the Carnegie Library for Local History. In about 800,000 people locally, and another produced in partnership with McGuckin’s 2018, forty-four photographs and documents 1.2 million nationally in 2018. Hardware, and was sold at McGuckin’s, and the Museum’s gift shop. from this collection were made available for 122 historic photographs from the Museum such wide-ranging uses as: books, display of Boulder Collection contributed to the Mary Rippon dress at business, magazine articles, Open Space hardcover coffee-table bookGreater Boulder interpretation, public presentations, trial Memories: The Early Years — published this evidence, personal display, genealogical year in partnership with The Daily Camera, research, Colorado Public Radio news stories, Carnegie Library for Local History, other and on both local and national television contributing archive organizations from the programs such as: Outside TV’s Locals greater Boulder area, and submissions from the community. The book is currently for sale in the Museum’s gift shop. A handful of photographs from the Museum of Boulder collection contributed to neighboring Longmont Memories and Loveland Memories books, which were also published this year. In 2018, the Museum produced a choice Right: Mary Rippon dress, before conservation selection of greeting cards, postcards, and Left: Mary Rippon dress, after conservation prints to highlight items reproduced from We extend a special thanks to the many individuals, corporations, foundations and community groups that supported the Museum of Boulder through generous financial and in-kind assistance. In order to compile this list, we diligently searched our records for 2018 gifts received during January 1, 2018 – December 31, 2018 to provide correct and heartfelt GENERAL OPERATING recognition. If your name is not listed, or if there is an error of some kind, we sincerely CONTRIBUTIONS apologize. We are truly grateful for your support.

> $10,000 Barbara Tamplin Franklyn & Katherine Bousquet Boulder Convention & Visitors Bureau Tebo Properties William & Louise Bradley Elevations Credit Union Vivian Wilson & Jim Boeck William Briggs SCFD (Scientific & Cultural Facilities District) Ken Wilson & Priscilla Corielle Jane Butcher City of Boulder Deborah Byrd $500 - $999 Thomas & Elaine Byrnes $5,000 - $9,999 Lawrence Anderson Gerald & Betsy Caplan Cindy Carlisle Alpine Bank Michael & Andrea Banks Carolyn Booth & Jonathan Hager Sue Cass Downtown Boulder Partnership David Chadwick Jonathan & Jamie Glaefke Thomas & Ann Boyle Christopher & Margot Brauchli Tom & Susan Chesney Tim & Wren Wirth Margaret & George Coel Nicky Wolman & David Fulker Phil & Yvonne DiStefano Andrew & Audrey Franklin Mary & Calvin Collier Ruth & Ken Wright Richard Collins & Judith Reid Bob & Katy Yates Anne Hager Rudy Karen & Bob Herz Color Me Mine Colorado Health Foundation $1,000 - $4,999 Rich & Bonnie Jortberg Shawn & Lynn Lyndon Judy Conley Jesse & Maria Aweida Ginny Corsi Janet Martin Gene Bolles Alan & Tessa Davis John & Lindalu Meadows City Lore Inc. Elizabeth Davis Jennifer & Peter Merlin Community Foundation of Boulder County Sue Deans Mark Meyer Wendy & Jeff Dinkins William Deno Tiffany Myers & Steffan Knapp Jeanette Domber Louis & Karen Diamond Francine & Robert Myers Jean & Frank Dubofsky Peggy Dotson Leslie & Henry Eaton William & Bonnie Neighbors Anne Dyni Brad Feld Alan & Linda Rogers Hugh & Ann Evans First National Bank Susan & Jim Saunders W. Harold & Pam Flowers Flatirons Bank Len Segel & Rachel Taylor Frasier Meadows Manor Janet & Chuck Folden Chris & Betsy Shears Elfriede & Igor Gamow David George Stephen & Linda Sparn Nancy Geyer & Lee Silbert Lin & Matthew Hawkins Stone Z Inc. Kaye Howe Barbara & Jim Gigone Stuart & Shirl Wright Google Inc. JP Morgan Katherine & Mark Young Willis Knierim Gail & Charles Gray Philip & Barbara Hernandez Jim Knopf $100 - $499 Charles & Heidi Lynch Doree Hickman Chris & Sarah Moody Anonymous Barbara & John Hill Art & Anita Polner Peggy & John Archibald Elaine & David Hill Paul Repetto & Janet Pyle Dave Armstrong R. 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Exclusive member privileges include free admission, access to private events, discounted guest admission tickets, and so much more. The Museum wishes to thank our members who provide 2018 critical support of the Museum’s mission. If your name is not listed, or if there is an error of MEMBERS some kind, we sincerely apologize. We are truly grateful for your support.

LIFETIME MEMBERS Travis Bartlett Cindy Buchenroth Martin Barbara & Jim Gigone Bob & Dede Baskerville Marda Buchholz Jim Hanifin Rebecca Battenfelder Suzanne & Bill Burley Brian Miller & Joan Hay Jan & Jeff Baulsir Maggie Burrall George Russell Barbara Beasley Kiri & Scott Burrow Courtland & Carolyn Spicer Brad Beck Andrew Burwick & Casey Gallagher Lee (Laurene) Thompson Kate Beltrame Jane Butcher Bob & Katy Yates Bill & Lee Benjamin Anne & Ed Byrne Brian & Desmonne Bennett Thomas & Elaine Byrnes MEMBERS Mark Berge Eileen Callaway Nancy Adams Blackwood Dennis & Libby Berry Jancy Campbell Tina Adcock Grant & Alexandra Besser Lee Carlin Ellen Aiken Steve Bickett Marilyn Carol Nader Akhnoukh Gail Biek Kristen Carpenter Margaret Alfonso Lisa Birnbaum Deb Casher Tara Allgood David Black Sue Cass Jean Allhoff Anne Blasing Rich & Patricia Castro Jill Aloia Regina & Jim Bock Kristine Chan-Lizardo & Laurent Cilia Neal Anderson Jordan Boldt Dennis & Marie Channer Annette & Andy Anderson Gene Bolles Ming & Stephen Chen Jonathan Andrick Rod Bolls Michelle Christenson Pat & Pete Angell Patti Bonnet Linda & Carlo Ciampoli Philip Anson Carolyn Booth & Jonathan Hager Terra Cibere David Anthony Bruce Borowsky Astrid Clarke Karl Anuta Virginia Boucher Christine Coates Eleni & Tim Arapkiles Franklyn & Katherine Bousquet Margaret & George Coel Dave Armstrong Angela Bowman Dan Cohen William Arndt Sarah & Jack Box Sara-Jane & Bill Cohen William & Glenice Arnold Adam Bradley & Anna K. Spain Cathy & Chris Conery Linda Arnold James & Leah Brasseur Judy Conley Jesse Ascunce Christopher & Margot Brauchli Susan Connelly & Rich Smith Sally & John Ashby Peter Braun Cate Cook Susan & Andy Aust Jane & Carl Brautigam Andrew Cookler Tonya Auville Keith Brenner Susan & James Cooper Sandy Backlund William Briggs Ginny Corsi Sandy & Buzz Bainbridge Jama Briscoe Dan & Sharyn Corson Andrew Banks & Sarah Beutel Tom & Carol Brock Karen Crawford & Gregg Lair Wendy Baring-Gould Julia & Aaron Brodsky Richard Cross Merrill Barradale Julie Anne Brody Cheryl Cruickshank Cedar Barstow & Reynold Feldman Diane Brookfield Suzy Curtin Kathryn Barth & Bob Hohlfelder Judith Brush Janna Dailey Stephanie Danielson Judith Duffield Linda Foreman Chris Darby Ken Dunn Susan & Ben Foster Joyce Davies Mary Anna & John Dunn Joshua Fowler Alan & Tessa Davis Leslie Durgin & Sam Fitch Nina & Lewis Frauenfelder Helen Davis Melissa Dykhuis Carol Freimark Peter & Joan Dawson Anne Dyni Laura Freppel Leyla Day Henry & Leslie Eaton Julie Frieder Sue Deans Nancy Egbert Lisa Galey Jerilyn DeCoteau Tracy & Michael Ehlers John & Nelda Gamble Darlieen Del Pizzo Elaine Eichel Beverly & George Garmany Sheila & William Delamere Paul Eklund Patti & Steve Gassaway Michael Delaney Tyler Ekx Dennis Gates & Catherine Long Gates David & Sara Delcourt Steve Ellenburg April Gatesman & Jason Haislmacer Nicole DeLorimier John Ellis Larry & Charlene Gatterer William Deno Abby Emdur CJ & Melanie Gauss Carolyn Diana Jim England & Roxanne Bailin Irene Gawel Jim Dickie Heather & Alan Enos Virginia Gebhart Karon Dickinson Arthur & Madeline Estin Jill Gelbspan & Stephen Westra Darlene & Sean Difrischia Ann & Hugh Evans Rinske Gemen Heidi & Anselm Dines Ken Evans Vicki Alexis Genson Sabine Doebel Jonathan Evans David George Jeanette Domber Stephanie Fairbanks Ann Getches Edward Dombrower John & Lisa Fasullo Nancy Geyer & Lee Silbert Polly Donald Jerry & Catherine Felknor Meri Gibb Susan & David Donaldson Pam Ferdinand Lisa & Ryan Gibson Margaret & Glenn Donharl Elizabeth Ferguson Priscilla Gifford Dian Doody Terri Finley Miriam Gilbert Carol & John Dow Scott Firle Janet Gilmore Lois & Tim Downing Donna Fisher Elisabeth Glass Mary & James Downton Courtney & Brian Fitzgerald Herschel Goldberg Paula Doyle Monica Fitzgerald Barbara Goldstein Kathleen Dragon Margaret Fitzgibbons Juana & Margarita Gomez Delyn Drake Chris Flaherty Hazel Gordon Megan & Matt Dubofsky W. Harold & Pam Flowers Ian Gould Jean & Frank Dubofsky Janet & Chuck Folden Colleen & Khoshal Grady Louise Grauer Gail & Charles Gray Jeff & Julie Grayson “Museums throughout the United States work Brook Grayson Carol Green Mary Greenwald each day to provide important educational Joanne Grillo Caroline Grinnell experiences to diverse audiences that make a Rebecca Groenendaal David & Kremenc Gross June Gruber difference in people’s lives. — American Alliance of Museums Sigridur Gudmundsdottir Dana Gwozdz Allison Hager MEMBERS, CONT’D Jean & Gary Hurst Gretchen King James Hakala Hannah Huse & Marvin Woolf Darcy Kitching Sandra Halin Adams Cynthia & Joseph Husek Samara Klar Wendy & Richard Hall Dita & Robert Hutchinson Barbara & Howard Klemme Susan Hall Carrie & Thomas Hutchinson Liz Knapp Jon & Anne Halverson Mary Ide Willis Knierim Lauren Hansen Joel & Katrin Iken Roy & Dorothy Knoedler John Hanson Tim Imbrock & Becca Heins Drew & Abby Knowles Clif Harald Ray Imel Virginia Knowlton Mary Jo harper Mary Ison Frada Kodeck James Harrington Heather Jackson Erin Koenig Richard & Catharine Harris Nancy & Mark Jacobs Rich Koopmann Christina Harrison Jacob Jacobson Karie & Zoe Koplar David Hatcher Mark & Dana James Ashish Kothari Lin & Matthew Hawkins Liz Janson Jessica Kramer Donald Hayes Elizabeth Jay Colleen Krumwiede Josie & Rollie Heath Susan Jeter Karen Kruse Lee Heekin & James L. Massey Jackie & Keith Jimmerson Lynn & Carol Kuykendall Donna Henslee Jacqueline Johnson Lois Lafond Norris & Teri Hermsmeyer Betty Johnson Sarah Larson Philip & Barbara Hernandez Douglas Johnson & Theresa Hernandez Andrew & Linda Lattanzi Vanessa Hetzel Margaux Johnston Janice & Daniel Law Dave & Christine Hibbard Marilyn Jorrie John & Linsey Layman Daniel Hildebrand Jo Ann Joselyn Jim Leach Elaine & David Hill Nina Judd Molly & John LeClair Barbara & John Hill Lesley Julian Douglas Lee Carrie Hillman Michelle Kalesz Gurst Wesley & Heather LeMasurier Emily Himes Shannon Kanan Amanda L’Esperance Mary Lynne & Douglas Hixson Walter Katz Kristin Lewis & Chuck Forsman Jill Hobson Jacob Kaufman-Osborn & Allison Barrett Donald & Anne Lieberman Madeleine Holt Clint Kay Anne & Donald Lieberman Andy & Jill Horning Sara & Michael Keane Richard & Emily Lindner Ellen Horowitz Jeff & Lorna Keeler Susan Litt Kaye Howe Tamara Keller Margaret & Judith Lloyd Sarah Howlett Nancy & Pete Kelley Elisse & Scott Lockhart Betty Hoye Kate Kelsch Jen Lomeli Holly & Steven Hultgren Rebecca Ketcham & John Mastrangelo Susana Lopez Bob & Eileen Hunnes Marc Killinger Sarah Lorang Brandon Lowitz Lori & Bob Lucas Adriana Luna “Unique heritage is one of the best reasons Shawn & Lynn Lyndon Marjorie Maagoe for museums to exist in smaller towns, like Jack MacLennan Tom & Gail Madden Boulder, across the United States.” Kerry Maiorca Deborah Malden — Dr. Constance DeVereaux Rachel & Eric Malmborg Mairi & Cliff Maloney Bruce Manchon Anne Moriarty Tim Plass Ralph & Nancy Mann Andreah Morrissey Erica & Charli Plut Debbie & Sean Marden Rob Mortimer Lisa Podmajersky & Thomas Carr Melissa Marietta Mollie Morton Harry & Eleanor Poehlmann Susan & Bill Marine Patricia & Alexander Muckle Jared Polis & Marlon Reis Margaret Markels Tyler Musslewhite Peter Pollock & Diane Gail Yates Joan Markowitz Jeannine & Ronald Myers Dave & Erin Pommer Joanna & Erich Marks Robert & Francine Myers Beverly Potter Mary Marlino Tiffany Myers & Steffan Knapp Rick Powers Janet Martin Joan & Bill Nagel Eileen Powers Theodora & Jeffrey Martin Deirdre Nagle Veronica Precella Sarah Pierce Martin Melanie Nehls Burow Doug Priest David Mattingly Scott & Jean Nelson Jake & Barbara Puzio Sarah Mauch Brad Nerris Mariah & Quinn Quish Jae Maurice Irwin & Barbara Neulight Sharon Rathke Susan & Steven Maxwell Jessica Newcuff John Ray & Linda Wolpert Leonard & Deborah May Sharon Nichols Sharif Razzaque Tom Mayberry Josh Nims Suzanne Real Lou & Gary McClelland Alina Nisenzon Jane Reilly Sharon McClew Penelope Normann Mary Reilly-McNellan & Michael McNellan Kathleen & Michael McCormick Richard & Anne Norwood Paul Repetto & Janet Pyle Janice McCullagh Donella Novak Sandra Reynolds Kelly McDevitt Lauren Noyes Erin Robinson Polly McDonald Ted Noyes Jean Rodeck & Lynn Swearingen John & Deidre McElveen Janet Nuzum Christy Rodgers Autumn McFarland Donna & Rich O’Brien Sarah Rollins Morgan Mcgarvey Michael O’Brien Joanna Rosenblum Pam & Ronnie McIllwain Phyllis O’Connell & Charles Archambeau Diane Rosenthal Eileen McIlvain Jane Olson & Gerald Mordhorst Barbara & Allen Rosenthal Polly McLean Susan & Alan Osborne Rebecca Roser John & Glennys McPhilimy Robert & Cindy Owens Karla Rosete Nunez John & Carol Ann Mehaffy Stephen Pack Virginia Ross Tom & Beverly Meier Carol Pahlke Joshua Rubinsky Andrea Meneghel Suzanna & Kegan Paisley Stephanie Rudy Jennifer & Peter Merlin Paula Palmer Garry & Lee Rumbles Janet Meyer Bob & Ann Parker Dorothy Rupert Madeleine Meyer Alexia Parks Jeaney Russell Peter Michelson Elisabeth Patterson Anna Salim James & Karen Miller Kerry Patterson Merna & Stewart Saliman Charles Minter Richard & Nancy Pautsch Karen & Jeff Sandburg Paul Minton Elihu Pearlman Chuck Sanders Mara Mintzer Nicole & Barak Perelman Kurt Sanford Noah Molotch Virginia Perry Jim & Susan Saunders Katherine Monroe Koehler Natalie Peselev Stern Susan & George Sawicki Ann & Donald Moore Nancy Pesman Karyn Sawyer Hugh Moore Eli Peters Tina Scala & EJ Meade John & Anita Moran Phaedra Pezzullo & Ted Striphas David & Jacqueline Schafer Bob Morehouse Mark Pfundstein Beth & Ed Schmahl David & Patricia Morgan Virginia & Gary Pine Cynthia Schmidt MEMBERS, CONT’D Magda & Mark Schoenhals Tania Schoennagel Eric Scholz The Museum of Boulder celebrates local history- Brian Schroy Jane Schumacher makers and local artists and promotes a better Julie Schumaker & Mike Kay Ashleigh Schwallier Alexis & Andrew Schwartz understanding of our cultural heritage. Catherine Schweiger Ann & Gary Scolnick Janet & Dave Scott Kris Sustronk Gary Waggoner & Wanda Cox Lee Scriggins Mary & Frederick Wagner Kathleen Sears Susan Swaeby Len Segel & Rachel Taylor Thomas Swanwick Corine Waldau Cindy Sepucha Roger Swartley Jack & Sophie Walker Jerry Shapins & Ann Moss Ingrid Swords Elaine Walker Ronald Sharp Barbara Tamplin Marilyn Walker Natalie Shook John Tayer Anne Walsh Jeffrey Short Mary Ann & Dennis Taylor Claire Walter Jaime Shuey Stephen Tebo Marc Weaver Nancy & Robert Sievers Wendy Terrien Leonard Weed Liz & Josh Silberstein Karen & Tom Thibodeau Lysa & Mort Wegman-French Kari Silva Ann & Lawrence Thomas Jillian Weiss Matthew & Deborah Silverman Ann & Dan Thomasset Lenabelle Wesley Laura & David Skaggs Alan Thompson Marlies West Jane Sliker Oakleigh Thorne John & Helen Whitbeck Greg Slopey Thomas & Kathleen Thorpe Gretchen & Dick Williams Ann Smith Reva Tift Petur Williams Larry Soll & Nancy Marin Eben & Nancy Tilly Suzanne Williams William Solof Rachael Tittle Carrie Williams Mark Soot Jessica Torbin Robley & June Williams Aris & Suzanne Sophocles Tom & Barbara Trager Helene & Roe Willis Kathleen & Brian Spear Irene Trojanovich Ken Wilson & Priscilla Corielle John & Jane Spencer Lynne Troup Vivian Wilson & Jim Boeck Allison & Chad Stamm Barbara Truan Ellie Winicour Jen & Steve Stanzel Mark Trumbull Erika Winter Joseph Stepanek & Caroline Holmes Stepanek Sheila Winters Anna Stephenson Martha & Pieter van der Mersch Nancy Stevens Jacqueline & Nicholas Van Someren Colleen Wojnar Jennifer Stewart & Robert Shaw Tamera & Larry VanSpriell Dorothy Wolcott & Phillippa Greathouse Linda & James Stinson Christy & Charles Vaughan Carl & Ann-Marie Worthington Zoe & Paul Stivers Kate & Mark Villarreal Robin & Martin Wright Bobette Stone Deborah & James Vink Ken & Ruth Wright Kathryn Strand Karen Vogt Kelly & John Wyatt Gary Strand Lisa Wade Gigi Yang Randi & Anthony Stroh Barbara Wadyka Kent & Mary Young Danette & Bobby Stuckey Katy Waechter Katherine & Mark Young Melissa Sunderland Phil & Elaine Waggener The Museum of Boulder proudly recognizes and honors these individuals and organizations CAPITAL whose contributions have made this facility a reality for the Boulder Community. If your CAMPAIGN name is not listed, or if there is an error of some kind, we sincerely apologize. We are truly DONORS grateful for your support.

LEAD GIFTS Tana Schultz Ann Roecker & Tim Cranston > = $1,000,000 Kathleen & Brian Spear Laura & David Skaggs City of Boulder 2A Techstars Partners Courtland & Carolyn Spicer Stephen Tebo Marvin Woolf & Hannah Huse Ken Wilson & Priscilla Corielle

Bob & Katy Yates Nicky Wolman & David Fulker LEAD DONORS Kenneth & Ruth Wright $100,000+ $10,000 - $24,999 Avenir Foundation Anonymous $5,000 - $9,999 Brad Feld & Amy Batchelor Anonymous The AEC Trust Caruso Family Foundation Mark Addison Andy & Annette Anderson Bob & Dede Baskerville Foundry Group David & Kristen Brown Barbara Anuta & Karl Anuta The Gold Family Foundation Emerson Carolyn Booth & Jonathan Hager Charlotte Genevier Google Inc. Cynthia & Joseph Husek Sarah & Jack Box National Endowment for the Grace Ludwig Trust Fund Sandy & Sally Bracken Richard Polk Humanities Tom Stortz L.P. Brown Foundation Thurston Manning Family Jud & April Valeski Jane Butcher Bud & Marie Wonsiewicz Laurence Paddock Margaret & George Coel Nicholas Wyman Paul Repetto & Janet Pyle Nancy & Rick George Zayo Group Bill & Tim Goodacre $1,000 - $4,999 Anonymous Nancy Geyer & Lee Silbert Jesse Aweida $25,000-$99,999 Lin Hawkins Marcy & Bruce Benson Bettina H. Bepler KC Becker Jim & Edie Hooton Dennis & Libby Berry Boettcher Foundation Knierim Gratitude Fund Grant & Alexandra Besser Eric Blank & Nancy Printz Brett Family Foundation Susan & Jon Lounsbury Margot & Christopher Brauchli James England & Roxanne Bailin Krista & Brent Marks Stephanie L. Brennan Jim Butterworth & Sallie Smith Andy & Audrey Franklin Ty Melton Jancy Campbell R. David & Suzanne A. Hoover Jason & Jennifer Mendelson Kristen Carpenter Beverly Carrigan Kaye Howe Jim & Diane Murphy Tom & Anna Belle Chesney Janet Martin David & Janet Robertson Susan Collins $1,000 - $4,999 David Armstrong Caroline Himes Virginia Corsi Art Parts Creative Reuse Center Hotel Boulderado Alan & Tessa Davis AvMet Holly & Steve Hultgren Jean & Frank Dubofsky Patrick Batchelder Joel & Katrin Iken Anne Dyni Jan Baulsir Island Farm Leslie & Henry (Woody) Eaton Brian Bennett & Bev Daniels Jerry Jacobson Jay Elowsky Mark Berge Dan Johnson & Star Waring Tim Enwall & Hillary Hall Mark Birnbach Jim Johnson Fine Arts Foundation Elizabeth Black William & Martha Jones Janet & Charles Folden Ana Bogusky Linda Jourgensen Linda Haertling Barbara & Earl Bolton Walter Katz Chris & Marcia Hazlitt Boulder Walking Tours Rebecca Ketcham Rollie & Josie Heath Family Fund Adam & Anna Bradley Kingsbery CPAs, P.C. Norris & Teri Hermsmeyer William & Louise Bradley Frank & Marion Kreith Mary Lynne & Doug Hixson Julia Brodsky Andrew & Linda Lattanzi Scott & Kyle Holton Roz Brown Carole Lees In Memory of Barbara R. Humphrey Anne Byrne Patricia Limerick & Houston Kempton Steve Jacobson & Sheryl Robinson Jimmy Calano Jeffrey & Lois Linsky Dan Johnson Carol Callan Lorin & Alan Litner George Karakehian Gerald & Betsy Caplan Jen Lomeli Edward Kellenberger Lee Carlin Mark Lumsden Robert Klutznick Joyce Chase Richard Luna Rich Koopman Sara-Jane & Bill Cohen Ruth Lurie Midge Korczak (Singer Fund) Richard Collins Charles & Heidi Lynch John & Linsey Layman Dan & Sharyn Corson Lyons Historical Society (LaVern Johnson) Shawn & Lynn Lyndon In Memory of Anne R. 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