BUFFALO BILL HISTORICAL CENTER 1999 ANNUAL RE,PORT

2 Chairman's Report

3 Director's Report

8 Board of Trustees

10 Annual Fund Donors

14 Contributions

16 Members & Paffons

24 Acquisitions

29 Gifts in Kind

30 Volunteers

31 Staff

1A Financial Review

William Tylee Ranney (1815-1857), Study far Hunting wild Horses. Pencil, black crayon heightened with white, on paper, 5 l12 x 7 3i4 in. Buffalo Bill Historical center, Cody, wY Gilt ol Mrs. J. Maxweil Moran.

Cover: William lylee Ranney (1815'1857), The Lasso (detail). oil on canvas, 52 x 42 1/2 in. Buffalo Bjli Historical Center, Cody, WY. Gift ol Mrs. J. Maxwell Moran By Alan K. Simpson

appreciation to every one of you who have been so kind and generous in helping us to attain our fiscal goals. It is one thing to make the plans but it is a thrilling other thing to realize them... and with your bighearted help and support, we are doing itl We keep looking for ways to "reinvent" the Buffalo Bill Historical Center and by that I do not mean that we ever want to change what we are. We are already a pretty darn good out- fit. I do mean that we want to be better today than we all were yesterday. I'm here to tell you today we keep linding those waysl In the fall we stripped the Plains Indian Museum clean and broke ground for our central utilities plant addition. The architects, designers and construction crews are helping us to reshape this entire physical plant in order to accommodate 21st century ideas. They are on budget, on target, and on schedulel You will see some amazing changes ln the Plains Indlan Museum come June 2000. And what a wonderful experience it is for all of us-Board, staff, and volunteers-to -watch this lat- est, almost magical metamorphosis of what James Michenor so aptly called "the Smithsonran of the West." What's even more amazing is how smoothly all of this is occurring with relatively little inconvenience to our visitors, our community and our staff. I am very pleased and proud to find mysell at the helm ol this great treasure ship. And what a pleasure it is to work with such a wonderlul staff, the advisory boards and this Board of Trustees-all of whom are creative thinkers who are leading the way for us into thrs new century. Dozens of volunteers have self- lessly served this incredible institution in so many meaningful hat an exciting yearl We have come a very long way in ways. Small wonder it is then that the Bullalo Bill Historical the past twelve months. We have made enormous Center continues to be a most preeminent inrerpreter of the progress in our capital campaign, while raising some record American West, What a splendid yearl Thanks for your part in numbers. I would be remrss il I did not express our deepest it all. By B. Byron Price

Frrhe Buflalo Bill Hisrorical important inlormation and artifacts for inclusion in the new dis, I I Cenrer's Campaign to Secure plays. A small, temporary exhibition of Native American arti- the Future gained fresh momen- lacts is on display in the CFM breezeway until the plains Indian tum as it moved into its public Museum reopens to the public on June 17, 2000. phase during the last quarter of The museum hosted two photography exhibitions ol note 1999. Thanks to the generosity in 1999: Imagining the Open Range: Erwin E. Smith, Cowboy ol supporters old and new this Photographer, a traveling show organized by the Amon Carter unprecedenred lundraising init ia- Museum, and The Last Cowboy. Photographs by Adam Jahiel, tive has already yielded gratify- developed by the BBHC and the photographer. Mounred togerh, ing results. In September the er under the supervision of Nathan Bender, Housel Curator of Board approved phase I of our capital construction project the McCracken Research Library, these dtsplays offered a vivid which includes the reinstallation of the Plains Indian Museum comparison of historic and contemporary western photography and the meation of a central urilities plant. Both projects will be and cowboy life. The McCracken Library staff also began plan- completed by June 2000. ning for Noyel Adventures: The LiJe and Writings of General While planning and managing these momentous changes Charles Ring, an exhibir opening in early 2000. the museum maintained a vigorous exhibition and program- During 1999 Dr Sarah Boehme, John Bugas Curator of the ming schedule. Guided by a commirted, generous and enthusi- Whitney Gallery of Western Arr organized the exhibirion Ih4 astic Board Trustees ol and inspired by knowledgeable advisory Battle of Many Names: June 25-26, 1876. Sarah also conrinued boards, the Historical Center's passionate and gifted staff and volunteers provided quality education, entertainment and inspi- ration for more than 200,000 visitors in 1999. A new technolo- ! cd gy infrastructure, made possible by the generosity ol the z7'r//' 'rt'?' , Grainger Foundation, will soon propel these activities into the &"1"/ z s,! . tttt--..- realm of telecommunications and the Internet, insuring broad- er service to a wider audience.

l EXHIBITIONS AND COLLECTIONS

Unbroken Spirit: The Wild Horse in the American Landscape, the centerpiece ol the museum's 1999 exhibition schedule, enjoyed enthusiastic visitor response throughout its summer and fall run. An exhibit team led by Dr. Charles preston, Wally Reber, and Deborah Steele, assembled an exciting interdiscipli- nary look at an endangered western icon through the lenses of art, photography, history, science and public policy. An accom- panying symposium discussed important economic, scientilic and political issues surrounding the continued tenure of wild horses in the West. IJnbroken Spirit went on to open success- lully at the National Museum of Wildlife Art in Jackson, Wyoming, and will travel to other venues in 2000. V*;'!ffi-!r In September the Plains Indian Museum closed to the pub- lic to undergo a complete reinterpretation and reinstallation, the tE ,!*t- first wholesale changes since 1979. Even belore workers began ) -:.{-^^- to dismantle dated exhibit cases, a team of staff members and outside scholars directed by curator Emma Hanson, were hard W -;i.:_u.^l. at work on an innovative interpretive plan designed to incorpo- @ 'oa' rate new scholarship and present a broader and more up-to- / tr if^'/I date story of Plains Indian cultures. The Plains Indian Museum Rufus F. Zogbaum, advisory board, chaired by Harriet Sruarr Spencer, played a key Sergeant Taylor Rescuing Lieutenant Rina, ot A Friend Indeed. Frontispiece and illusrrarion, p.218 in Theo F. Rodenbough's Llncle Sam s Medal oJ role in this effort, not only reviewing the plans but also locating Hanar... 1861-1886, NYi Putnam's Sons, The Knickerbocher press. 1 886. planning for .John James Audubon in the West; The Last Historical Center on a regular basis to galher stories for such Expedition: Mammals of North America, a major exhibit opening diverse sources as Danish National Television, Yellowstone (Czech in Cody in June 2000 and traveling to museums in Philadelphia, Public Radio, Esquire Magazine edition), A&E Network, Los Angeles and Houston. This important show is made possi- the History Channel and the Discovery Channel. ble by a grant from the Shell Oil Company Founda[ion The publications department produced a number ol out- The Cody Firearms Museum presented two fascinating col- standing educatronal and promotional brochures during 1999. lections of firearms representing the Wurfflein lamily ol Its fine work was also evident in the exhibition catalog Unbroken Philadelphra and the Freund Brothers of Wyoming. During Spirit. the Wild Horse in the American Landscape, distributed 1999, the Robert w. Woodrufl Curator Howard Madus also com- through University ol Washington Press and our own Museum pleted work on the Olin Gallery and the reinstallation ol the Selections. The popular catalog Interior West: The CraJt and Style Woodruff Embellished Firearms Gallery. oJ Thomas Molesworth, originally published by the Historical Bulfalo Bill Museum curator Dr. Paul Fees installed a saddle Center in 1980, entered a second printing in 1999. shop exhibit based on the collection of longtime leather crafts- The Buffalo Bill Art Show and Sale, a cooperative eflort man Victor Alexander. He also oversaw the loans of significant between the Historical Center and the Cody Chamber ol museum artilacts for Buffalo Bill's WtldWest, a traveling exhibit Commerce, en;oyed steady growth in 1999. With gross sales mounted at the Royal Armouries, Leeds, England, and partici- reaching nearly a hall million dollars, the art auction netted pated in a related seminar. 578,574 in proceeds lor the historical center. This prestigious In addition to meeting an extensive exhibition schedule, the show is now part of an event-filled week in September known as museum's collections slafl continued an important digirization the Rendezvous Royale, which includes the Western Design initiative, made possible by the Brown Foundalion of Houston, Conference and the museum's annual Patrons Ball. Texas. By the end of 1999 this effort had amassed some 15,450 Thanks to a three-year 5943,500 grant from the Grainger Thomas P Grainger fam- digital images of objects lrom the Center's col- ,,,,,,,,,,,.i r,, Foundation, through the lection These images will facilitate ily of Saratoga, wyoming, the museum is '':'' collections documentation. research experiencing enormous technologi- and conservation and rnterpreta- t ' "',:T:t""'.:T' tlon. The museum is planning :': ;: tri:J: to uiilrze some of these and encourage visltation images in its first virtual and support. The installa- Internet exhibition in con- l;";';;; ;.w inrrastruc' nection with lhe Audubon ture has linked the various show in 2000. departments of the muse- um together for the first VISITAIION AND time, providing up-to-date COMMUNICATIONS equipment and common soft- ware platforms. These tools are The Bulfalo Bill Historical Center not oniy helping sreamline day-to- continued an aggressive marketing cam- day work habits but also are allowing the paign with the help ol a 572,000 grant lrom Park Buffalo Bill Historical Center to share its magnifi- County Travel Council. These lunds enabled the museum to pur- cent collections with the world through the Internet at the web- chase print advertising in national publications including site: www.bbhc.org. National Geographic Traveler, AAA Tour Book and AAA Home and Away, American Heritage, Country Home. Old West Tail Explorer, EDUCATIONAL INITIATIVES AND PUBLIC PROGRAMS Cowboys 6. Indians, Better Homes and Gardens, plus a significant number of regional travel and RV guides. Such exposure The museum's ongoing commitment to educational pro- extended the Bullalo Bill Historical Center's name recognition to gramming continued in 1999 wi[h several importanl public sym- a national audience. The museum also enjoyed nalional press posia and seminars designed to explore historically rooted exposure for the summer exhibition Unbroken Spirit. The Wild issues of importance lo the modern West. In August, lhe Horse in the American Landscape and additional coverage in Historical Center and the Bureau of Land Management co-spon- national, regional, and local media lor such annual programs as sored a two-day symposium on wild horses in conjunction with Cowboy Songs and Range Ballads, the Plains Indtan Powwow, the museum exhibit on lhe same subject. Fourteen noted the Bullalo Bill Art Show and Sale and the Buflalo Bill Celebrity authorities spoke on various aspects of the subject followed by a Shootout. Film and video crews and journalists visited the field trip to the federal wild horse reluge in the Pryor Mountains

Ceorge Carljn. wild Llorses (it Play in the Prairtes af the PLatte. (detail). c. 1 855-1 870. Oil on paperboard on Brislol board, 1 B 1 12 x 2.5 in Buffalo Bjll Historical Center, cody, WY. Cifr of Paul Mellon. north of Cody. Horses were also the theme ol the 23rd annual Plarns Indian Seminar in September. The Horse as Symbol in Plains Indian Cultures attracted a near-capacity audience from 22 starcs, Canada, England, Sweden, Denmark and Germany. A series of lree public programs made possible by the \ /yoming Council for the Humanities focused on artist William R. Leigh's Wyoming adventures. In April the Center hosted the I 7th annual Cowboy Songs and Range Ballads weekend. Over 100 perlormers from 15 states participated in this, the longesr running cowboy music program in the nation. "Cody, Roosevelt, and the Rough Riders: American History on Film" provided a stimulating topic for the 1999 Ron Bishop Western Film Seminar. Featured speakers included screenwriter Dan Gagliasso and noted western historian Dr. Paul A. Hutton. Dr. Hutton, a professor of history at the University of New Mexico also led off the 2Oth annual Larom Summer Institute in Western American Studies offering a fascinating course on The Western Hero. During the same session, B. Byron Price, Executive Director of the BBHC, examined the history ol west- ern ranching in a course entitled, From Open Range to Feed Lot: Western Cattle Ranching, 1850-1990. The second part of the Larom series included Prolessor Lawrence L. Loendorf, from New Mexico State University, who spoke on Prehistoric Rock Art: Pictographs and Petroglyphs in the Intermountain West and Dave Warren, former Deputy Director of the National Museum of the American Indian, Smithsonian Instltution, who lectured on Native American Tribalism: Emerging Paradigms of a New Indian Society in the 21st Century. During 1999 twenty-four students completed the first Museum Discovery course olfered for independent study credit at Cody High School. These bright students shared what they had learned in presentations to middle school students through- out the community. The MILES Program (Museum Interpretation Learning and Enrichment lor Students) funded by grants from the Texaco Foundation, enabled 317 students and chaperones from distant schools in southwestern and northeastern Wyoming to take advantage of the Historical Center's rich edu- cational offerings lirsthand. The museum's Artist in Residency program included six artists in 1999: T D. Kelsey, Arthur Amlotte, Allan Mardon, Donna Howell-Sickles, Jeff Rudolph and Geoll Parker. From July to mid-August, 558 children ranging in ages from 2 to 16 years o1d attended 37 summer workshop classes. The success of the museum's education and curatorial pro' grams would not have been possible without the efforts of some 200 volunteers who contributed almost 10,000 hours of servrce, assisting the staff in a variety of capacities and enabling the museum to reach a larger audience. Too much cannot be said for the enthusiastic elforts of these dedicated volunteers. From top:

The museum's ongoing internship program continued to Young shooter at the 1 999 Bulfalo Bill Celebrity Shootout. attract students throughout the nation and from as lar away as Performers'at annual Cowboy Songs and Range Ballads Program Traditional dancer at annual Plains Indian Museum Powwow. Germany and Sweden. Thanks to a growing partnership with Northwest College in Powell, Wyoming, the museum was able to provide professional experience for several additional students.

6 The 1999 Plains lndian Powwow drew over 5,000 dancers, age the Plains Indian Museum reinterpretation and central plant drummers, and spectators to one of the nation's premier construction projects. A Board of Trustees' building committee Powwow events. More than 3,200 guests turned out for music, chaired by ErnestJ. Goppert is providing oversight of the process demonstrations and reenactments of frontier life at the to insure that schedule deadlines and budget targets are met Historical Center's annual Frontier Festival. General Norman with minimal disruptions to visitors and staff. Schwarzkopl led the list of celebrities participating in the 1999 Dean Swift and his stafl continued to maximize revenue Bullalo Bill Celebrity Shootout. Board Chairman Alan K. and minimize expenses in the operation of Museum Selections Simpson, Executive Director Byron Price, and several other staff and the Eatery. Enhanced productivity allowed the Eatery to members participated in this fun-filled weekend of shooting accommodate a larger number of in'house special events than events and clinics. ever before in 1999. Besides their value to the Historical Center, these operations are models for museum stores and lood service DEVELOPMENT AND MEMBERSHIP facilities nationally.

The Buffalo Bill Historical Center experienced a banner year PERSONNEL in developmenlin 1999, reporting increases in every lund rais- ing area. By the end of the year, the museum's Campaign to The Buffalo Bill Historical Center possesses a staff of excep- Secure the Future, totaled more than S2B million in cash and tional quality, experience and dedication. Much of the muse- pledges. The museum received another $1 million in grants, um's success in any year depends upon the efforts of these nearly 5450,000 from the Annual Fund drive, and more than bright and devoted individuals. $150,000 in net proceeds lrom the Buffalo Bill Art Show and The full-time stalf saw some significant changes and reas- Sale and the Patrons Ball. Historical Center memberships pro- signments in 1999. Dr. Robert Pickering arrived from the duced an additional S508,825 for the Center and Cody Firearms Denver Museum of Natural History to assume the duties of the research generated over S61 ,000 in income. Historical Center's first Collier-Read Deputy Director for Collections and Education. Phil Anthony (operating engineer), FACILITIES AND OPERATIONS Chris Berrey (electncian), and Rich Herman (grounds superin- tendent & assistant to the facilities manager), all joined the Associate director Wally Reber and facilities manager Paul maintenance department. Thom Huge replaced law school- Brock coordinated the detailed planning effort required to man- bound Scott Hagel as Director of Communications. The educa-

W. H. D. Koerner (1878-1938), Harses, 1927-1933, Breaking Colts, Phil Spear Ranch. Lodge Grass, MT black and white pholograph. Buflalo Bill Historjcal Center, Cody, WY. Gift of the artist's heirs, W H. D. Koerner lll. and Ruth Koerner Oliven ill:utiurrurtitlllli:'".,rrtllill|1lis'

C. M. Russell, (1864'1.926) Bronco Buster. Watercolor on paper. 11 x 16 5/8 in. Buffalo Bill Hjstorical Cenrer, Cody, WY cjft of Wjlliam E. Weiss

tion department said goodbye to Children and Family Cheryl Henry was appointed Adminisrative Assistant to the Program Coordinator Janice Fuld who departed for graduate Deputy Director of Collections and Education and Lynn school at Harvard. Janice was replaced by Gretchen Henrich. Houze, Secretary/Curatorial Assistant lor the Buffalo Bill Marguerite House joined the stalf as secretary for the Museum. Interim Curator Simeon Stoddard replaced Cody McCracken Library and the Whitney Gallery The museum's Firearms Curator Howard Madaus who left the staff to pursue inlormatron technology department welcomed Christopher independent consulting and research. Deborah Steele Nelson. became a full-time curatorial assistant for the Draper October saw the departure of director of planning and Museum ol Natural History. Fay Bisbee joined the collections development Frank Goodyear who became executrve direc- stalf as registration assistant and Kristi Keyes replaced Linda tor of the prestigious Heard Museum in Phoenlx. George Riley as accounting assistant. It was especially gratifying in Mongon, of Vail, Colorado, assumed the duties of Interim 1999 to be able to fill so many vacant positions with candi- Director ol Development. A national search was begun to dates from within the institution replace departing director of education Sharon Schroeder. Hon. Alan K. Simpson Jerry W Housel HONORARY TRUSTEE William U. Weiss Chairman Cody, Wyoming Memphis, Tennessee Cody, Wyoming Marylou Whitney Ray L. Hunt Saratoga Springs, New York Marylou Whitney Mrs. Henry H.R. Coe Dallas, Texas Saratoga Springs, New York Chairman Emeritus Cody, Wyoming Joseph W. Jones EMERITUS TRUSTEES Atlanta, Georgia CODY FIREARMS MUSEUM Ernest J. Goppert, Jr. Hon. Clifford P Hansen ADVISORY BOARD Vice Chairman and Secretary David Leuschen Jackson, Wyoming Cody, Wyoming New York, New York Lloyd I. "Jerry" Evans William H. Hornby Chairman Charles G. Kepler Willis McDonald IV Denver, Colorado Ponca City, Oklahoma Vice Chairman and Tieasurer Cody, Wyoming Cody, Wyoming H. Peter Kriendler J. Laurence Sheerin James B. Minter New York, New York Vice Chairman James E. Nielson Cody, Wyoming San Antonio, Texas 'laggart Vice Chairman Jesse M. Cody, Wyoming Elizabeth Moran Cody, Wyoming Judge F. Anderson Paoli, Pennsylvania Pauma Valley, California Henry H.R. Coe, Jr. Assistant Secretary Nancy D. Petry WHITNEY GALLERY OF H.E. Blaine Cody, Wyoming Englewood, Colorado WESTERN ART ADVISORY Marietta, Georgia BOARD William C. Garlow Byron L. Ramsing Leigh F Colfin Assistant Secretary Palm Beach, Florida Nancy D. Petry Beatrice, Nebraska and Assistant Tleasurer Chairman Cody, Wyoming William B. Ruger, Sr. Englewood, Colorado Richard E. Heckert Newport, New Hampshire Ken nert Square. Pennsylvania George Brown Sue Anschutz-Rodgers Cody, Wyoming Richard J. Schwartz Denver, Colorado George C. Hixon Scarborough, New York San Antonio, Texas Wiley T Buchanan III Jerry Blank Washington, DC William Self Miami, Florida Warren L. Hunter Los Angeles, Calilornia Cody, Wyoming Silas S. Cathcart Wiley T Buchanan III Lake Forest, Illinois J. Laurence Sheerin Washington, DC Thomas K. Hutchinson San Antonio. Texas Alton, Illinois Barron G. Collier II Carol Clark Cody, Wyoming Harriet Stuart Spencer Amherst, Massachusetts Dr. Kenneth O. Leonard Long Lake, Minnesota Keystone, South Dakota Cortlandt S. Dietler Nancy-Carroll Draper Denveq Colorado John C. Sullivan Cody, Wyoming Robert Model Livingston, Montana Cody, Wyoming Nancy-Carroll Draper Alan F Horn Cody, Wyoming Mike Sullivan Beverly Hitls, Calilornia Richard Oneslager Dublin. Ireland Englewood, Colorado Charles W Duncan, Jr. Leverett Miller Houston, Texas James G. Tllggart Fairfield, Florida Nicholas R. Petry Cody, Wyoming Englewood, Colorado Lloyd L 'Jerry" Evans Vern Milligan Ponca City, Oklahoma Harold R. Tate Castle Rock, Colorado William B. Ruger, Sr. Salr Lake Ciry, Urah Newport, New Hampshire Curt E. Gowdy Mary F Moore Boston, Massachusetts Margo Grant Walsh Cheyenne, Wyoming R. L. Wilson New York, New York Hadlyne, Connecticut Donald W Griffin Elizabeth Moran Norwalk, Connecticut C.E. Webster Paoli, Pennsylvania John R. Woods Cody, Wyoming St. Louis. Missouri Richard E. Heckert Emily Oliver Kennett Square. Pennsylvania William U. Weiss Sewickley, Pennsylvania Memphis, Tennessee Alan F. Horn James G. Taggart Beverly Hills, Calilornia Cody, Wyoming BUFFALO BILL MUSEUM PLAINS INDIAN MUSEUM James G. Taggart Kenneth W. Bergen ADVISORY BOARD ADVISORY BOARD Cody, Wyoming Boston. Masschusetts Chairman William C. Garlow Harriet Stuart Spencer Joan Donner Chairman Chairman Deborah Chastain Colorado Springs, Colorado Cody, Wyoming Long Lake, Minnesota Saratoga, wyoming Nancy-Carroll Draper Victor Alexander, Jr. Silas S. Cathcart Barron G. Collier II Cody, Wyoming Smyrna, Georgia Vice Chairman Cody, Wyoming Lake Forest, Illinois George C. Frison Gordon H. Barrows Brian Dippie Laramie, Wyoming New York, New York Arthur Amiotte Victoria, British Columbia, Custer. South Dakota Canada David Leuschen Steven Cranfill New York. New York Cody, Wyoming Mrs. Henry H.R. Coe Lloyd L 'Jerry" Evans Cody, Wyoming Ponca City, Oklahoma J. David Love Mary Anne Dingus Dubois, Wyoming Midland, Texas Michael D. Coe William H. Goetzmann New Haven, Connecricur Austin, Texas Colin Marshall Mary Flitner Boston. Massachusetts Greybull, Wyoming Robert D. Coe II Marjorie M. Goppert Cody, Wyoming Cody, Wyoming Victor Riley Walter F Goodman, Jr. Cody, Wyoming Dallas. Texas Garrett E. Goggles Trevor Povah Fort Washakie, Wyoming Bozeman, Montana Edward A. Schwartz Howell H. Howard Lincoln, Massachusetts Northfield, Illinois Joann.Jundt Harold Ramser, Jr. Wayzata, Minnesota Murrieta, California Anne Young William L. King Cody, Wyoming Big Horn, Wyoming Joe Medicine Crow Margaret W Scarlett Lodge Grass, Montana Jackson, Wyoming Alan V. Lovelace, Jr. CENTER FOR THE STUDY OF Cody, Wyoming Lloyd Kiva New Paul Schullery THE WEST Santa Fe, New Mexico Yellowstone Park, Wyoming James B. Minter Barron G. Collier II Cody, Wyoming Harold Ramser, Jr. Colin Simpson Cody, Wyoming Murrieta, California Cody, Wyoming Chairman A.H. Rohlfing Kenneth Ryan Darien, Connecticut Peter K. Simpson C. Sullivan Wolf John Point, Montana Laramie, Wyoming Livingston, Montana William Self Los Angeles, California Abraham Sporred Elk. Sr. S.J. Tilden G. Taggart Ethete, Wyoming James Cody, Wyoming Cody, Wyoming Colin Simpson Cody, Wyoming Darwin J. St. Clair Margot Todd Forr Washakie, Wyoming Cody, Wyoming Thyra Thomson Cheyenne, Wyoming Curly Bear Wagner Browning, Montana Joel M. Wilkinson Metairie, Louisiana Margo Grant Walsh DRAPER MUSEUM OF New York, New York NATURAL HISTORY ADVISORY BOARD EMERITUS ADVISORY BOARD Willis McDonald IV Virginia Hayden McCRACKEN RESEARCH Chairman Bellingham, Washlngton LIBRARY ADVISORY BOARD Cody, Wyoming

William Self Willis McDonald IV Gordon H. Barrows Los Angeles, Calilornia Cody, Wyoming/ New York. New York Roger Boehme 555 Manulacturing, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. . s;';r,r...... aaaa. 7D Ranch, A Wyo. LLC Dr. Sarah E. Boehme :-! -;'- -- : Aaron Ashley, Inc. The Boeing Company -;*iffid : Mr. & Mrs. Francis H. Ms. Loraine Boeke ;i Abbou, Oliver C. & Nan E. Boileau Jr. ,,1:, Louis & Barbara Adams Mr. James N. Boone Mr. Norman Adams Mrs. Marinell Boydston a,t' Mr. James M. Alexander Mr. & Mrs. Joris Brinkerhofl $ Ms. Jane Alexander Dr. & Mrs. Robert V. Mrs. Jerry (Jerrene) Allen Broadbent Mr. Terry H. Allen Mr. & Mrs. Robert D. Brody Ms. Virginia L. Allen Mr. Britt Brown Allstate Filter Co. Mr. Glynn Brown America Remembers Mr. & Mrs. Richard Brown David & Caren Anders Mr. Steven J. Brown Mrs. Emily M. Anders Mr. & Mrs. I. William Mr. & Mrs. Edward J. Andrew Brownlee Mr. & Mrs. Albert Andrews, Jr. Bruco, Inc. Mr. Vincent D. Andrus Esther C. 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Barttelbort Ms. Anne Harrison Chandler CTA Architects Engineers Ms. Nancy-Carroll Draper Basin Mechanical Ms. Gertrude W Chandler Mr. C. David Culver Ms. Pat Dreyer W. Beach Mr. Richard E. Chapman Ms. Delores & Debby Curlovic Mr. Ray Dulf Anson &Jean Beard Mr. Michael E. Chappelear Jim Mr. & Mrs. William Current Dr. & Mrs. James H. Duke, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Eli Bebout The Hon. & Mrs. Richard B. Mr. & Mrs. Bob Curtis KatherineW&Ezekial R. Mr. & Mrs. Wallie L. Beckler Cheney Mr. & Mrs. Curtis Cushman Dumke, Mr. Arthur C. Bedner Mr. & Mrs. William B. Jr. Hannah & Stuart Cutshall Mr. & Mrs. J. Walter Mc Paul G. Benedum, Chenoweth Jr. Mr. & Mrs. T P. Dalzell Duncan, Mr. & Mrs. Edward L. Benson Mr. & Mrs. Morris Cheston, Jr. Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Gregory N. Mr. & Mrs. C. C. (Buddy) Ron & Marybeth Bentsen Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Chrisrie Dangleis Dunn, Dr. Solveig Bergh City of Cody Jr. Mrs. Bettie Daniels Mr. Mark H. Durling Mrs. Beatrice Beuf Dr. Carol C. Clark & Mr. Mrs. Ruby K. 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Steel, acrylic and oil, Bunting, 10 114 x 6 314 in. John E Buck (b. 1 946) 36 314 x 34 114 x 12 in. Least Flycatcher, 10 112 x The Great Divide: American Frank Tenney Johnson (1 874' Gift ol Wiley T Buchanan IIL 6 112 in. Eagle,1993. 1939) Nuttall's Whip-poor-will, Woodcut on paper, 60 112 x Navajo by Moonlight or Night 6 11 116 x 10 3116 in. 36 314 rn. in the Canyon, n.d. William Tylee Ranney (1813- Smith's La"rk Buntinq. 6 314 x Gilt of Miriam and Joe Oil on canvas. 11 x B in. 1857) 1O 114 Sample. Gift of Richard and Helen Hunting Wild Horses, in. Study "for Western Shore Lark. 6 112 x 10 Cashman. ca.1846. 112 in. Olive Fell (1902'1980) Pencil and black uayon After 1 843, hand-colored Me and Old Fatth"ful, ca. 1950. Bruce Lattig (late 20th century) heightened with white on lithographs. Lirhograph, 9 1 12 x 7 114 rn. Barn Owl. 25 x 3o 3lB rn. paper,7 x 10 in. The Lasso, 1846. Royale,1999. Oil on canvas, 32 x 42 112 in. Watercolor on paper, 30 x Gifts of Mrs. J. Maxwell 24 in. Moran. 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Described by Prof. FV. metal ammunition can with Smith and Wesson .32 Safety Hayden and illustrated by latch; One M1917A1 MG Hammerless, holster, box, two Loving cup and suoll Thomas Moran chromolitho- rubber hose; One steam .32 cartidge boxes, period presented to Harry E. Burton. graphs. L. Eugenia M. Sheffel. condensing water can, One cleaning kit. Gift of Edgar cift of Gift ol Willis McDonald. IV. M 1 91 7A 1 Clinometer; One McCormick in memory of hundred 50 caliber M.G. Thomas Edward McCormick. 358 Smith and Wesson L.A. Huffman Collection, metallic links. Museum pistols. Gift of Janet Jerome Exhibits C & H. Photographs "Jim" purchase. Stevens stocked pistol/rifle, J. in memory of John K and correspondence of Stevens. Gift ol Mr. and Mrs. Jerome. frontier Miles City Rolland F. Lorenz. One Japanese type 99 photographer, ca. 1 879-1 920 light machine gun with Firearms and ephemera Purchase/Donation from the Eagle Grade Trap accessories, gift of Mrs. L.C. Smith collection. 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Head and shoulder Books. Twenty volumes of original engineering plan Winchester Custom Shop gun Curtis Liston. Historical infor- Books on western history and books of the Winchester packing slips lor 1970, 19BO- mation on this sharpshooter race relations, American Repeating Arms Co. Gift of B1 . Gilt of Andy J. Wojtowycz, for Buflalo Bill's Wild West. Indian cuhure. and historic Antony Galazan. Gift ol Lois Liston Zeuch. newspaper illusffations. Gilt Typed manuscript for Harold ol Byron Price. Camp Trails Collection. Williamson's Winchester : The C entury lllu s tr at e d M onthly Documents related to the his- Gun That Won the West (v.II): Magazine and other late 19th Wild West Shorzs typed draft tory of Camp Trails, a boys card index ol TC. Johnson; century serials. Gift of Sheila manuscript by Paul Reddin; camp based out of Pahaska final dralt copy ol H. Houze Knoller Fischgrund. "No Farewell for Buffalo Bill." Tepee that traveled through Winchester Bolt Action Military manuscript by Don Russell, The Brand. Newsletter "W.F Yellowstone National Park on and Sporting Rifles : 1 877- 1 937 ; of Cody Bullalo Bill Valley, -33. horseback. Gift of Dale Nuss. specifications for French Wyoming, 1931 Collector's Guide with Values" Ministry ol War Model 1907- Donated by Mrs. H. Halstead by James W. Wojtowicz, typed 1915 rifle; 1991 label copy lor Park, Jr. draft manuscript; and western Yellowstone Park Photographic CFM; seven firearm history history books. Gift of Paul Album, 21-August 9, July books; several current maga- Fort Belknap News for A/orl. A Fees. 1913. Early set ol private zine issues; Guntracker Gun nearly complete run of this tourist photographs of Inventory software; and two recent but very scarce Western exploration and nat- Yellowstone National Park by Winchester lirearms instruc- newspaper of the Fort Belknap ural history publications. Gift Sue and Max Bulkeley. Gilt of tion booklets. Gift of Herbert Reservation, Ft. Belknap, MT of Deborah Steele. Robert Bulkley. G. Houze. Gift of editor Benny Rider. Exhibition catalogs of the Across The Plains with Other Through the Eyes oJ an Indian. Winchester and Marlin cata- National Gallery ol Australia, Memories and Essays by Controversial, privately pub' logs, 1933-1999. Giit of on exhibits comparing the Robert Louis Stevenson, 1 892, lished weekly Rhodebeck. American and Australian recounting his trip across the James magazine, 1993-1994, of the landscapes. Gift of William D. American great plains. Blackfeer Indian Reservar ion, Firearms manulacturers cata- Weiss. Museum purchase. Browning, MT Gilt of editor- logs and price lists. Original publisher Tom McKay. Original Records ol advertising marerials ol The Ltfe oJJim Baker by Nolie numerous gun companies of Winchester Repeating Rifle Greever family photographs, Mumey. Gift ol Laurence H. the 20th century. Gilt ol Roy Co. A lramed map of the with taped interview of Ada Gardner, II. Marcot. Winchester manufacturing Greever. Gift of Karen plant, a set of serial number Gibbons. Arnold Hague's Geology of the books from the Winchester Parker shotgun pamphlets. Yellowstone National Park, Part Gift ol Bill Froelich. polishing shop, and a type- George Beck lamily papers 11 Washington, GPO: 1899. script of Veader and Earle's and books; and books on Gilt of Mary E. Witliams. "Story "Cap" 1918 of the Winchester WH and Virgil Richard. Buflalo Bill and the West. Gift Repeating Arms Co." Historical information on the ol the Quin and Ruth BIair Books on Old West guns and Purchase/Donation from father and son sharpshooters, family. shooting. Gilt in memory of Russell R. Dutcher through 1920s-1950s. Gift ol Calvin A. Robert (Bob) A. Wright Sr. by the CFM. Richard. "Early Cody Bands" typescript Mary Louise Wright. by Ester Johansson Murray. Gift of the author. BulJalo Bill and related dime novels/western comic books. "Tag Tail" typed manuscript Gift of Beth Kerchner. account of growing up in Oregon and ldaho. written in Dime novels of Fred Fearnot, 1917. Buffalo Bill's "circus" Dick Daresome, and the No- mentioned as a highlight. Gift Good Boys. Gilt of Gary L. of Uretta Noyes. Sharp. Four framed photographs, including an image by Richard Yellowstone National Park pro- Throssell. a possible L.A. motional materials. Gift ol Huffman print, and Buck and Shirley Wilkerson. magazines with articles relating to the history of the Yellowstone National Park his- Willcutt ranching operations. tory and peroglyph publica- Gift ol Mrs. Harvey Willcutt. tions. Gilt of June Sandburg. North American Elk (Certtus elaphus). Head Natural history journals and Custer Last Flghr movie and shoulder mount. s books. Gift of Charles advertisement of the Western Collected in 1964 in Park Preston. Feature Film Gift Brian County, Wyoming, Co. ol Dippie. Donated by Jane Scholarly publications on Rickman, in memory of anthropology and western Song ol Bulfalo Bill's Wild Edward R. Rickman. natural history. Gift of Robert West in Scotland by John Pickering. Waft. Gift of Edward Miller. "+rEiEtiUl {jF{;i

Thomas Moran (1837-1926), YeLlowstone Lake. c. 1875. Chromolithograph, 9 314 x l4 in. Buffalo Bill Historical Center, Cody, WY. Gilt olWillis McDonald IV

Two framed Nicholas lished artwork of Lynn Bogue American Indian. Ray Duff Eggenhofler art prints. Gift of Hunt. Gilt of Clilton Shafer. Books on American Studies. Henry Morrison Flagler Florence Dais. Gilt of Gerhard Hoffman. Museum Nine articles on shotguns by Hermon George, Jr. In the Land of the Head William Furnish relating to Video ol Gene Belgrade, Frank H. Goodyeaq Jr. Hunlers by Edward S. Curtis. the William Furnish Shotgun Chippewa elder. Gift of John Storm John other Native American Collection ol the CFM. Gilt R. Tkach. Keith and Betsy Kendall- books, and western "popular of the author. Browne culture" printed materials and CD-ROM, virtual Geologic dnd John B. Mortensen photographs. Gift ol Gloria Geographic Atlas of Colorado, Karl May Museum FJ. Hiscock commercial pho- 1BB1 Cjft. of Matt Heron. Felix Roelandt S. Duffy. tographs of the Cody Road to . Simeon Stoddard Yellowstone. Gilt of Richard Northern Cheyenne research Shed Streidl Hawkins. papers. Gift of Margot Colin F Taylor Liberty. ADDITIONAL DONATIONS Inventory of the Sydney WERE MADE BY THE Books on wesrern home- Barnett Papers, Archives of FOLLOWING INDIVIDUALS steading, prospecting, Ontario. Gift of William AND INSTITUTIONS: trapping and songs. Gilt of .Jamieson. Sarah E. Boehme Jim Hilger. American Indian art history Nathan E. Bender Sporting and shooting publications. Gilt ol the Dave Bragonier magazines featuring the pub- National Museum of the Richard S. Buswell Ceorge Catlin (1 7 9 6- I 87 2) Catchinq the Wild Harses. lithograph. hand colored,

13 x 17 1 12 in Buffalo Bill Hisrorical Center. Cody, WY. Cift of Mrs. Sidney T' Mjller.

Amangani Mr. Michael Ferraiolo Mr. & Mrs. Edwin V. Mr. & Mrs. Ed Schnackenberg Ms. Sue Anschutz-Rodgers Mr. & Mrs. Melvin M. Fillerup Newcomer Mr. & Mrs. Robert Seabeck Antler Inn Freedom Arms Company Mr. James E. Nielson Shoshone Distributing Co., Armory Publications Mr. Mack H. Frost North Pass. Ltd Inc. Basin Vision Center, PC Cainan's Flowers and CiiLs Northern Gardens Simpson Gallagher Gallery Beretta USA Corp. John and Karen Gibbons Greenhouse and Nursery Skyline Motor Inn Best Western Sunset Motor Grand Targhee Resort O. F Mossberg & Sons, Inc. Smith & Wesson Inn Hells Canyon Winery O.C. Tanner Sr Nick & co Blair Hotels HF Bar Ranch Olive Glenn Goll & Counry Sffater Hotel Mr. Daniele D. Bodini Hi Mountain Jerky Club Sturm, Ruger & Co., Inc Dr. Sarah E. Boehme Hidden Creek Outlitters Omega World Travel Sunlight Sports Mr Wiley T Buchanan III Holiday Motel Orvis Company, Inc. Super B - Cody The Building Center' Cody Images of Nature Parson's Pillow Tanager Beverages Bull Moose Bistro Irma Hotel Mr. & Mrs. Gary Parsons Mr. & Mrs. Harold R. Tate Burl Inn Mr. & Mrs. Roberl A. Dr. H. Lynn Parsons M.D Team USA Shooting Carter Mountain Motel Jackson Mrs. Nancy D. Petry Teton Pines Resort Mr. & Mrs. Silas S. Cathcart Kelly Inn Mr. & Mrs. Patrick G. Pitet Texaco Car Wash Mr. Reid Christie Mr. & Mrs. T D. Kelsey Plush Pony Timber Creek Interiors Circuit Riders Mr. & Mrs. Charles G. Kepler The Powder Horn Ranch and Furniture & Design Clean Sweep KPMG Peat Marwick Golf Club Mr. & Mrs. Calvin Todd CIubCorp, Inc. La Comida Precision Made Carridges Tri Tel, Inc Cody Motor Lodge Ms. Dawn Lappin The Proud Cut Saloon Uplown Motel Cody Rodeo Company Legends - Red Lodge Rainbow Park Motel The Village Shoppe Mrs. Henry H.R. Coe Leupold & Stevens, Inc. Ramada Inn Downtown Wal-Mart Colt's Manulacturing Co., Inc Linton's Big R sports center Wayne's Boot Shop Comfort lnn Lockhart Bed & Breakfast Inn Regent Beverly Wilshire Hotel Mr. & Mrs. William D. Weiss Coralie's Cottages Mr. Allan Mardon Remington Arms Company, Western 6 Gun Motel Daisy Manulacturing Marlin Firearms Company Inc. Western Canvas Supply & Company, Inc. Maxwell's Richard Petty Driving Repair Days Inn Mr. Willis McDonald IV Experience Mrs. Helen G. Wichern Mr. & Mrs. Corilandt S. Michael's of Oregon Rio Suite Hotel & Casino Wind Chimes Cotrage Dietler Midwest Fence Compan; Ms. Nancy Robison Wyo. Chapter Natl. Wild Mr. John Disanti Mr. & Mrs. Nick A. Misciagna Rocky Mountain Sports Turkey Federatron

Durango & Silverton Narrow Mountain West Trading Mr. Roy Rogers, Jr. Yellowstone National Park Gauge Railroad Museum Company Ms. Sherry S. Sander Lodges Embassy Suites Hotel Nedra Matteucci's Galleries Savage Industries Federal Cartridge Co. New West Furnrture Scary Mary's Liz Brink Robert Connolly Natalie Koontz Jane Rose President Cynthia Connor Randy Krier Patricia Ruppert James Connor MacKenzie Landers Shelagh Ruppert Irene Schultz Augusta Conrad Becky Larrew Georgia Safford Vice President Juletta Corbin Christi Ledbetter Arne Sandberg Debbie Cram Anton Lehman June Sandberg Marilyn Jensen Dana Cranfill Shelly Lehman Elysa Schiltz Secretary Jenna Crawford Ginny Lippiello Russell Schloss Bob Darling Melanie Lovelace Jaime Schmeiser Jim Connor Cheryl Darling Kathryn Madaus Karl Schnackenberg Board Member-a.t-Large Joe Desson Bryan Malody Michael Schneider Susan Diehl Cathy Marine Linda Schoening Cheryl Darling Julia Dowling Annette Marsico Steve Schreplerman Board Member-at-Large Dorothy Downes Darlene Mccarty Bonnie Schultz Mary Duggleby Tina Mccarty Irene Schultz Knox Pannill Bryan Edwards Phyllis McCormick Marlene Sibley Board Member-at-Large Martha Edwards Bruce McDonald Paul Sibley Pam Feeley Mary F McDonald Lila Sidwell Marian Swartz Kathryn Flitner Mary Lou McDonald Linda Siligato Board Member-aFLarge Dave Flurkey Jim McNiece M. A. "Ace" Sims Jo Frederickson Phyllis McNiece Barbara Smith Charley Phillips Reva Friedly Alice Mentock Donna Soule Frontier Festival Chair Jean Friesen Eleanor Messer Sandra Stalford Steve Garbe Cole Moir Lura Steele Kathy Taggart Karen Gibbons Mary Moir Cliflord Steiner Patron's Ball Chair Christine Gimmeson Joanita Monteith Jackie Steiner Shelia Goodwin Patricia Morphew Heather Stewart Susan Ahalt John Goodyear Minnie Moser Marian Swartz Darin Alexander Claudina Graham Roger Murray Kimber Swenson Joan Anderson Sue Granger Vernice Myers Katie Szutz Atkins Mary Louise Greever Ora Gay Myrick Sierra Szutz Jack -laggart Ann Ayres Julie Haglund Keith NeVille Betsy 'laggart Dan Ayres Megan Haglund Lora Newcomer .lames G. Jim Barrett Jennie Harris Warren Newman Kathy Taggart Linda Barrett Lucy Harvey Jacque Nieters Phyllis Taggart John Barrus John Hawk Kathie Noblette Marilyn Taylor Darren Beier Kitty Hawk Craig Nutt Larry Thomas Melodie Beier Helen Helms Debbie Oakley-Simpson Jodie Thompson Janette Bell Sherrie Hettinger Edgar O'Hair Margot Belden Todd Sharen Benner James Horvath Marilyn O'Hair Jeff Tornow Mylda Benson Andrew Houze Jane Pannill Martha Jo Vanoni Shirley Benson Bill Hovland Knox Pannill Shirrel VanTassel Gwendolyn Boehme Jean Howrey Sharee' Paquette Jim Vickonoff Yoshiko Bogard Wayne Hudson Laurie Parker Jean White Phyllis Bohm Karen Huge Amanda Patterson Candy Whitt Sharon Bothwell Doug Hunter Virginia Pearson Hub Whitt Jo Ann Bradley Rae Hunter Amanda Perdue Jeri Wilder Liz Brink Warren Hunter Charley Phillips Kathryn Williams John Brooks Lisa Jackson Lelani Synder Pillsbury Marcia Williams John Brouillette Lema Jamieson Lynn Pitet Tim Woodard Jill Carow Helen Janssen Patrick Pitet Jeannie Yates Pafficia Catsimanes Evelyn Jenkins Gerry Pladson Bonnie Chudaloff Marilyn Jensen Phyllis Pond Pam Claus Donna Johnson Harriet Potter Norma Jean Clayton Erin Jones Steve Potter Gwynne Clements Pat Jordan Lois Purvis Carol Cloudwalker Leslie Keltner Cindy Rankin Leigh Collin Betsy Kendall-Browne Bob Richard John Collar Keith Kendall-Browne Beverly Robertson Mona Collar Donna Kenney Jay Roelen Anita Comstock Artie Kirkpatrick Jerry Roelen Richard Conger Gail Knapp Betty Jean Rogers ADMINISTRATION Ron Highland Jan Jones Deputy Director of Collections Bryan Hendricks Public Relations Aide and Education B. Byron Price Joe Schumacher Executiye Director Allan Skrnner Renee Tafoya/Marik Berghs Anne Marie Shriver Custodians Public ations Coor dinator Curatorial Secretary, Wally Reber Plains Indian Museum and Associate Director Herb Fowlkes Jan Woods Krier Registration Secretary Connie Rubis Graphics Designer Christine Houze Leah Anderson Jaime Schmeiser/Erin Ryan/ Executive Assistant to the Mike Kinder Zach Adams Marguerite House Board Lucas Stricker Intern Cur atori al S e cr e t ary, Whi tn ey Richard Brimhall Gallery oJ Western Art/ Gina Schneider Terence O'Brien McCracken Research Library Executil)e Assistant to Kristen Kenney CURATORIAL the Director Nathan Woodbury Rebecca Menlove, Curatorial Robert Pickering, Ph.D. Betty Fletcher Assistant. Plains Indian Collier - Re e d D eputy Director Connie Miller Gene Mitchell Museum Reinstallation Proj ecL Collections and Education Receptionist Carey Miller Jor Intern. Whitney Gallery oJ Larry Strow Western Art Paul Fees, ADMISSIONS Cora Cody Ph.D. Thomas Morris Senior Curator; Kelly Idema Ernesl Goppert Curator. Jessie M. Jackson Custodial Crew J. Intern, Draper Natural Bulfalo BiIl Museum Jan Martin History Museum Barbara M Reid BUSINESS AND FINANCE Helen G. Wichern Sarah E. Boehme. Ph.D. Lynn Pitet S. Bugas Curator, Sylvia Jenkins John Assistant Librarian Beverly Robison Margaret J. Kath Whitney Gallery oJ Dorothy Cullivan Accounting Manager Western Art Patricia Baumhover Tracey Petersen Library Assistant Admissions Clerks Clint Roberts Emma L Hansen Sta"fJ Accountant Curator, Plains Indian Museum Sarah Young, John Waggener, BUILDING AND GROUNDS Tim Gerber, Mitch Mccrea, Wanda Freeman Howard Madaus M. Brandon Vickers, Anders Paul R. Brock Linda Riley/Kristi Keyes Robert W. Woodru"fJ Curator, Runesson, Joshua Brown, Accounting Assistants Cody Firearms Museum Facilities Manager Pamela Foster. Interns

Neal M. Akes Tiflany Undem Nathan E. Bender DEVELOPMENT Jelf Schneider Seasonal Accounting Housel Curator. McCracken Mike Warner Clerk/Data Entry Research Library Frank Goodyear Phil Anthony Director of Dewlopment Chris Berrey Charles R. Preston. Ph.D. COLLECTIONS Maintenance Curator, Draper Museum oJ Betty Kercher Natrual History M. Patterson Gra.nts Manager Nevin Joanne Janssen Registrar Maintenance Helper Frances B. Clymer Lorie Malody Librarian Elizabeth M. Holmes Capital Campcilgn Associate Dennis Barhaug Associate Registrar Carpenter Cheryl Henry Suzanne P Johnson Curatorial Assistant, Secretary, Connie Vunk Executive SeTetary to Pat Ankrom Bulfalo Bill Museum Collections Manager Development Ca.rpenter Helper Rebecca West Gary L. Miller Rich Herman Curatorial Assistant, Whitney EDUCATION Assista.nt Collections Manag er Grounds Supervisor Gallery oJ Western Art. Plains Indian Museum Sharon Schroeder Candy WhittiFay Bisbee Courtney Calkins Director of Education Re gistr ation As si stant Jenniler Pollock Debbie Steele Todd Schneider Cur ator ial As si stant, Dr ap er Lrllian Turner Betty Shem Scott Museum of Natural History Public Programs Coordinator Jason Paula Dimler Marko Ruble Packers Jake Ziska Simeon Stoddard Janice Fuld/Gretchen Henrich Dustin Henson Curatorial Assistant, Children's Program Yard Crew COMMUNICMIONS Cody Firearms Museum Coordinator

Roy B. Bruce Scott Hagel/Thom Huge Cheryl Henry Tasha Skinner Custodial Supervisor Director oJ Communications Administrative Assistant to Programs Assistant Karen L Schnackenberg Kristin Butler Helene Pursley Lyle Hanson Tours and Outreach Eatery Food Service Sylvia Martoglio James Hilger Coordinator Jennifer Turner Ernie Jackson MEMBERSHIP TJ Oram Paul James Trent Reed Jolene Teten Lloyd Johnson Education Department Jane Sanders Manda Lenik Kathryn A. Morris Secretary Director of Membership Robert Jackson Betty Shem Jody Horvath John Shuler Patricia Ruppert Dena Hollowell Jackie Ballou Bruce Holmes Arwen Nuttall Research Assistant, Cody Helen Johnson Charles Peterson Interns Firearms Museum Nina Doggrell Wayne Williams Gi"ft Shop Clerk"s Teresa Hubbell Rebecca Menlove jill Osiecki Mike Pennell Museum Studies Special Events Coordinator PHOTOGRAPHY Bill Croke Steve Cresswell GREAT ENTERTAINER Paula Cole Devendra S. Shrikhande Lisa Severe EATERY Membership Photography Manager Liz Stuard Lori Swanson Mary Wright MUSEUM SELECTIONS Chris Gimmeson whit winter Catering/Stock House Museum Photographer Gabourie Williams Supervisor Dean Swift John Wickelman Marketing Manager Darin Alexander Richard Langevin Janeen Grove Digital Photographer Russ Scott Eatery Supervisor Kelly Webber Caesar Aleman Operations Manager PREPARATION Lois Duke Daniel Webber Mary Golf Clayton Jackson Delores A. Platteter Leo A. Platteter Elsa Carson Matt Peterson Receiving Clerk Preparator Scott Roberts John Cody Michelle Paul Kathryn Clucas Janice Beaudrie SECURITY Phi Tran Joy Williams W hole s alin g As si sta.nt Nelson Anderson Beau Daniels Garry H. Benner Nikki Hibbert Ted Hoagland Sheila Schmidt Chief oJ Security Bill Colvert Cindy Stahl Secretary Barbara Foote Sean Vanaman Cynthia S. Akes Gallery Guards Karen Schumacher Tina Eckelman/Tammy Poole/ Gary Brown Bailey Ramsey Deanna Eide Randy Feathers Erica Brush Shipping Clerk Monte McClain SYSTEMS Pete Holfman Dave Schwarz Alex Taggart Betty Lou Cousino Kent White John Gallagher Betty Braet Jean R. Cox Gene Wright InJormation Technical Jamie Hernandez Darlene Matthews Security Olficers Coordinator Jamalea Westerhold Betty ostby Michaele Slomski Janet R. Peister Lois Barker Christopher Nelson Sarah Payne Virginia Qualls Ricky Fowler InJorm ation Te chnol o g i st BUFFALO BILL HISTORICAL CENTER T 1999 ANNUAL REPORT

Management's Discussion and Analysis of Financial Condition

3 Independent Auditor's Report

4 Statements of Financial Position

5 Statements ol Activities

6 Statements of Cash Flows

7 Notes to Financial Statements MANAGEMENT'S DISCUSSION AND ANALYSIS OF FINANCIAL CONDITION

The audited financial statements included in this report illustrate our economic health, progress and our pro- gram activities. Please review the detailed statements that follow. Some of the highlights are:

Net Assets Last year Total Net Assets surpassed the S100 million mark for the Buffalo Bill Memorial Association. Our sffengths continue to broaden through measured growth in collections, endowment and capital investment.

Capital Campaign A Campaign to Secure the Future continued its dramatic growth during 1999 and resulted in a Campaign year-end cumulative total (including prior gifts and irrevocable conditional promises) of 527,345,882.

Endowmmt and Inv e I tments Including both additions and distributions, fair value of the Center's investments increasedby 2.67o or

S 1 ,191 ,238 during 7999 to a total of $47,571,161.

Admissions As Yellowstone road construction continued, admissions decreased by 6.6Vo, bringing us closer to our '97 level. Our revenues were up, however, by 23.3 % to $ 1,680 ,396, due to higher ticket prices in 1999.

The Memorial Association's Finance Committee consults with museum management bi-monthly and annually with the independent auditors to monitor their respective conffols and review the financial reporting process.

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Charles G. Kepler Eugene W. Reber Chairman, Finance Committee Associate Director Buffalo Bill Memorial Association Buffalo Bill Historical Center INDEPENDENT AUDITOR'S REPORT

The Board of Trustees Buffalo Bill Memorial Association:

We have audited the statements of financial position of Buffalo Bill Memorial Association as of December 31 , 1999 and 1998, and the related statements of activities and cash flows for the years then ended. These financial statements are the responsibility of the Association's management. Our respon' sibility is to express an opinion on these financial statements based on our audits.

We conducted our audits in accordance with generally accepted auditing standards. Those standards require that we plan and perform the audit to obtain reasonable assurance about whether the financial statements are free of material misstatement. An audit includes examining, on a test basis, evidence supporting the amounts and disclosures in the financial statements. An audit also includes assessing the accounting principles used and significant estimates made by management, as well as evaluating the overall financial statement presentation. We believe that our audits provide a reasonable basis for our opinion.

In our opinion, the financial statements referred to above present fairly, in all material respects, the financial position of Buffalo Bill Memorial Association at December 31 ,7999 and 1998, and the results of its activities and its cash flows for the years then ended in conformity with generally accepted accounting principles. dPntc' LtF

Billings, Montana April 20, 2000 STATEMENTS OF FINANCIAL POSITION DECEMBER 31,7999 AND 1998

ASSETS 1999 1998

Current assets: Cash and cash equivalents 790,769 s 667,175 Accounts and interest receivable 57,945 60,049 Inventories 1,015,662 997,957 Prepaid expenses 99,211 75,419 Current portion of contributions receivable 2.556.123 1,169,061 Total cuffent assets 4,519,710 2,969,661

Noncurrent assets: Conffibutions receivable, less current portion 5,295,O77 4,829,749 Investments 47,571,161 46,379,923 Properry and equipment, net of accumulated depreciation 17,674,033 14,567,984 Collections 38,867,391 35,457,481

Total assets s 113.927,372 s 104.204.798

LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS

Current liabilities: Accounts payable and accrued expenses 380,476 680.506 Current portion of notes payable 57.701 41,798 Total current liabilities 438,177 722,304

Noncurrent liabilities: Notes payable, less current portion 142,5A2 188,582

Net assets: Unrestricted 26,408,625 23,880,430 Temporarily resfficted 63,355,278 57,252.767 Permanently restricted 23.582.790 22.160.715 Total net assets 113,346,693 t03,293,912

Total liabilities and net assets 9__!:221;12_ t__!9t291t23

See accompanying notes to financial statements STATEMENTS OF ACTIVITIES YEARS ENDED DECEMBER 31,1999 AND 1998

1999 1 998

Changes in unrestricted net assets: Revenues and gains: Contributions 1,087,916 3,829,804 Contributed services and property 150,581 185,531 Admissions charges 1,680,396 |,362,539 Auxiliary activities 1,897,663 1,788,351 Fees 631,579 561,081 Investment income (net of investment expense of 5138,614 and 5126,715 for 1999 and 1998, respectively) 892,910 891,831 Realized and unrealized gain on investments, net 1,536,401 3,O53,547 Other 3,360 2,O54 Total unrestricted revenues and gains 7,880,806 t1,674,738

Net assets released from restrictions: Expiration of time restrictions 706,767 236,O44 Satisfaction of program restrictions 985.265 1,023,615 Total net assets released from restrictions 1.692.032 t.259.659 Total unrestricted revenues, gains & other support 9,572,838 t2,934,397

Expenses and losses: Curatorial and conservation 733,735 664,224 Collections and exhibits 758,383 589,944 Research activities 74,875 54,608 Membership activities 256,284 292,449 Educational programs 469,146 449,320 General and administrative 1,493,296 1,438,768 Physical plant and security 1,282,393 1,146,255 Fundraising activities 383,599 439,828 Auxiliary activities 1,554,885 1,595,554 Reclassification of unresfficted net assets used to acquire property and equipment 38,O47 125,633 Total expenses and losses 7,044,643 6,796,583 Increase in unresfficted net assets 2,528,195 6,137,814

Changes in temporarily restricted net assets: Contributions 4,285.750 3,515,O79 Contributed property 14,036 41,392 Contributed collections 3,025,020 1,247,531 Auxiliary activities 8,921 Fees 39,681 23,385 Investment income (net of investment expense of 530,273 and524,462for 1999 and 1998, respectively) 215.205 210,811 Realized and unrealized gain on investments, net 233,999 452,916 Loss on sale of collections (22,069) (7,000) Loss on sale of property and equipment (35.126) (44,118) Reciassification of unrestricted net assets used to acquire property and equipment 38,O47 125,633 Net assets released from restriction (1.692.032) (t,259,659) Increase in temporarily restricted net assets 6,102,511 4,314,891

Changes in permanently restricted net assets: Contributions 418,095 2,158,892 Realized and unrealized gains on investments, net 1,003,980 2,377,644 Increase in permanently restricted net assets 1,422,075 4,536,536

Increase in net assets 10,052,78t 14,989,241 Net assets at beginning of year 103,293,912 88,304,671 Net assets at end of year slt3,346,693 s1O3,293,912

See accornpanying notes to financial statements. STATEMENTS OF CASH FLOWS YEARS ENDED DECEMBER 31,1999 AND 1998

1999 1998

Cash flows from operating activities: Increase in net assets 10,052.781 14,989,241 Adjustments to reconcile increase in net assets to net cash provided by operating activities: Depreciation 574,218 558,844 Unrealized gain on investments, net (1,930,125) (4,005,001) Realized gain on sales of investments, net (844,255) (1,879,106) Loss on sale of property and equipment 35,126 44,118 Loss on sale of collections 22,069 7,000 Contributions in kind (3,e56,es}) (4,372,028) Conffibutions resfficted for long-term investment (418,095) (2,158,892) Change in: Accounts and interest receivable 2,104 (4,52t) Inventories (17,705) (77,524) Prepaid expenses (23,792) 20,097 Contributions receivable (1.852.390) (3,318,813) Accounts payable and accrued expenses 481 ,362 Net cash provided by operating activities 2847n

Cash flows from investing activities: Proceeds from sales of investments 5,344,920 1,300,000 Purchases of investments (2,829,848) (t,404,668) Proceeds from sale of property and equipment 792 Purchases of property and equipment (3,715,393) (1,799,329) Proceeds from sales of collections 7,931 17,300 Purchases of collections @14.890) (172.185) Net cash used in investing activities (1,607,280) (2,058,090)

Cash flows from financing activities: Contributions resfficted for long-term investment 418,O95 2,158,892 Proceeds from issuance of notes payable 261,620 Repayment of notes payable (291,7e7) Net cash provided by financing activities 387,918 Net increase in cash and equivalents 123,594 326,880 Cash and cash equivalents, beginning of year 667.175 340.295 Cash and cash equivalents, end of year 790.769 _____991,111 Supplemental disclosures of cash flow information: Cash paid during the year for interest 17,675 20,653

9ee accompanying notes to financial statements. NOTES TO FINANCIAL STATEMENTS DECEMBER 31,1999 AND 1998

(1) SUMMARY OF STGNTFTCANT ACCOUNTTNG POLTCTES (a) Organization

Buffalo Bill Memorial Association (the Association), located in Cody, Wyoming, is a not-for-profit enrity which serves the public by advancing knowledge about the American west through acquiring, exhibiting and interpreting collecrions of artifacts and preserving their physical and contextual integrity. The Association depends upon contributions from the public, admission charges and auxiliary activities (museum gift shop and restaurant) to fund current operations.

The Association comprises the McCracken Research Library, the Plains Indian Museum, the Buffalo Bill Museum, the Whitney Gallery of Western Art, the Cody Firearms Museum and the Draper Natural History Museum.

(b) Basis of Presentation

The Association classifies net assets, revenues, expenses, gains and losses based on the existence or absence of donor'imposed restfictions.

Permanently resfficted net assets are those subject to donor-imposed stipulations that they be maintained permanently by the Association. Generally, the donors of these assets permit the Association to use the interest and dividend income earned, if any, on related investments for general or specific purposes. A limited number of donors also allow the Association to use capital gains, if any, on related investments for general or specific purposes.

Temporarily restricted net assets are those subject to donor-imposed stipulations that may or will be met by actions of the Association and/or the passage of time.

Unrestricted net assets are those not subject to donor-imposed stipulations and donor-restricted contributions whose restric- tions are met in the same reporting period.

A donor's gift may impose restrictions on otherwise unrestricted net assets. Such restrictions result in a reclassification of unre, stricted net assets to permanently restricted or temporarily restricted net assets depending on the nature of the resffiction.

Revenues are reported as increases in unrestricted net assets unless use of the related assets is limited by donor-imposed restric- tions. Expenses are reported as decreases in unrestricted net assets. Gains and losses on investments and other assets or liabil- ities are reported as increases or decreases in unresfficted net assets unless their use is restricted by explicit donor stipulation or by law.

Expirations of temporary restrictions on net assets (i.e., the donor'stipulated purpose has been fulfilled and/or the stipulated time period has elapsed) are reported as reclassifications between the applicable classes of net assets.

(c) Cash Equivalents

The Association considers all highly liquid debt instruments with original maturities of three months or less to be cash equiv- alents.

(d) Contributions and Gifts

Contributions, including unconditional promises to give, are recognized as revenues in the period received. Promises to give that are scheduled to be received after the balance sheet date are shown as increases in temporarily restricted net assets and are reclassified to unrestricted net assets when the cash is received and any purpose restrictions are met. Conditional promises to give are not recognized until they become unconditional, that is when the conditions on which they depend are substantially met. Contributions of assets other than cash are recorded at their estimated fair value. Contributions to be received after one year are discounted at an appropriate discount rate commensurate with the risks involved. Amortization of discount is record- ed as additional contribution revenue in accordance with donor-imposed restrictions, if any, on the contributions.

It is the policy of the Association to report gifts of land, buildings and equipment as temporarily restricted support unless explic- it donor stipulations specify that the donated assets are permanently restricted. Absent explicit donor stipulations about how long those long-lived assets must be maintained, the Association reports expiration of restrictions as the donated or acquired long-1ived assets are depreciated.

The Association reports gifts of collection items as temporarily restricted support unless explicit donor stipulations specify that the donated collections are permanently restricted. Absent explicit donor stipulations about how long those collections must be maintained, the Association reports expiration of resffictions as the donated or acquired collections are deaccessioned.

- notes continue on next page NOTES TO FINANCIAL STATEMENTS DECEMBER 31,1999 AND 1998

(e) Inventories Inventories consist of museum gift shop merchandise for resale to the public. Inventories are valued at the lower of cost, com- puted on a weighted average, or net realizable value.

(fl Property and Equipment Property and equipment are recorded at cost. Depreciation is calculated using the straight-line method over the estimated use- ful lives of the assets, which generally approximates 15 to 60 years for buildings, 10 to 20 years for improvements and 5 to 20 years for eguipment.

(g) Collections The Association capitalizes purchased collections at cost. Collections acquired by donation ate capftalized at fair value at the date of donation. Proceeds from collection items sold are used to purchase other items for collections.

(h) Investments The Association reports equity securities having readily determinable fair values and all debt securities at fair value with unre- alized gains and losses included in the statement of activities.

The Association has the intent and abilify to hold its investments for greater than one year. Accordingly, all investments are clas- sified as long-term.

(i) Allowance for Doubtful Accounts An allowance for doubtful accounts is provided based upon management's assessment of the collectibility of accounts and con- tributions receivable. No allowance for doubtful accounts was, in the opinion of management, necessary at December 31, 1999 or 1998.

() Income Thxes The Association is exempt from Federal income taxes under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code, except for income from sale of certain items by the Association's gift shop. Income taxes related to these sales were not material in 1999 and 1998.

(k) Use of Estimates Management of the Association has made a number of estimates and assumptions relating to the reporting of assets and liabil- ities and revenues and expenses and the disclosure of contingent assets and liabilities to prepare these financial statements in conformity with generally accepted accounting principles. Actual results could differ significantly from those estimates.

(l) Reclassifications Certain reclassifications have been made to the 1998 financial statements to conform to the 1999 presentation. NOTES TO FINANCIAL STATEMENTS DECEMBER 31, 1999 AND 1998

(2) CONTRTBUTTONS RECETVABLE

Contributions receivable at December 31 consist of the following:

1999 1998 Cody, Wyoming house - conriburion of 90% undivided interest in the property, net of retained life estate s 1,345,500 $ 1,345,500

Palm Springs, California house - contriburion of 25Vo undivided interest in the property, net of retained life estate 237,500 237,500 Unconditional promises to give cash 6,268,200 4,415,810 7,851,200 5,998,810 Less current portion 2,556,123 1,169,061 S 5,2e5,077 s 4.829.749

Contributions receivable at December 31 , 1999 become due as follows: Due in less than one year s 2,556,123 Due in one to five years 1,960,552 Due in more than five years 3.334.525 s 7,851.200

The Cody, Wyoming house was contributed to the Association during 1995 by means of an irrevocable gift agreement which requires that, upon termination of the life estate, the Association must liquidate the property. The agreement states that 90 % of the proceeds from sale is to be retained by the Association and 1O% is to be ffansferred to the Cody Medical Foundation (not a related entity).

A 25Vo undivided interest in the Palm Springs, California house was contributed to the Association during 1995 by means of an irrevocable gift agreement which requires the property be liquidated upon termination of the life estate. The Association is enti- tledto 257o of the proceeds from the sale of the house.

The amounts recorded reflect the Association's interests in the properties (90 % - Cody house; 25Vo - Palm Springs house) and are included in noncurrent assets in the accompanying statement of financial position.

Unconditional promises to give cash due after one year are recorded at their present value (discounted at 6%). The unamortized discount is$2,131 ,437 andSl ,259,350 at December 31,1999 and 1998, respectively. The accretion of the discount in subse- quent years is reported as additional contribution in the net asset class in which the original promise was made.

The Association has received a $10 million irrevocable conditional promise to give for the establishment of a natural history museum. The promise to give is conditional on the Association spending $5 million of other funds towards establishing the museum. The first S5 million of the promise to give is a dollar-for-dollar match, with the remaining $5 million conditional upon the full $5 million of other funds being expended. At December 31 ,1999, the Association has expended 55.4 million towards establishing the museum; therefore, under the terms of the promise to give, $3.4 million of the $ tO million promise ro give has been earned. As the promise to give specifies no amounts will be paid within the next year, the $1.5 million unconditional promise to give has, at December 37,1999, been recorded as a contribution receivable at its discounted value of S1.7 mitlion. The remaining 56.6 million of the $ 10 million conditional promise to give has not been recorded at Decembe r 3l , 1999 .

(3) TNVESTMENTS

Investments by investment type at December 31 consist of the following:

1999 1998 Corporate stocks and bonds s 30,127,427 s 28,701.449 Mutual funds 15,572,642 16,176,883 U.S. Government obligafions 719,793 794,523 Other 1,151,299 707.068 s 47 ,571 ,161 s 46.379.923

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(4) PROPERTY AND EQUIPMENT Property and equipment at December 37 are summarized as follows: 1999 1998

Land, buildings and improvements s 17,036,744 s 17,1O0,042 Furniture, fixtures and equipment 1,646,777 1.641 ,718 Construction in progress 5.067.350 1.678,664 23,750,871 20,420,424

Less accumulated depreciation 6,076,838 5.852.440 s 17.674.033 s 14,567,984

(5) COLLECTTONS Collections at December 31 are summarized as follows: 1999 1998

Artifacts, photos, memorabilia, etc. s 17 ,48e,255 s 19,008,220 Art and bronzes 21.378.136 16,449,261 s 38,867,391 s 35.457.481

(6) NOTES PAYABLE

Notes payable at December 31 consist of the following: 1999 1998

9 % notes payable in quarterly installments totalling 59,032 including interest, through 2002 $ e8,763 s 115,904 9% notes payable in quarterly installments totalling 54,384 including interest, through 2005 80,625 90,351

Other notes payable 20.815 26,125 200,203 230,380 Less current portion 57.701 41 ,798

sl42.502 188,582

The Association has a $1 million unsecured line of credit, bearing interest atttle WaII StteetJournal prime 1ate (8.5% at December 31 , 1999), due July 26, 2OOO, interest payable quarterly. There was no outstanding balance on this line at December 31,1999 or 1998.

Notes payable totaling 598763 at December 31 , 1999 consist of tr,vo related notes issued to fund the purchase of an artifacts collection. The notes are secured by the collection which has a carrying value of $341 ,210.

Notes payable totaling $80,625 at December 31 , 1999 consist of three related notes issued to fund the purchase of an artifacts collection. The notes are secured by the collection which has a carrying value of $162,000. NOTES TO FINANCIAL STATEMENTS DECEMBER 31, 1999 AND 1998

Aggregate maturities of notes payable are as follows:

Year ending December 51, 2000 s 57,701 2001 43,918 2002 50,563 2003 14,209 2004 15,499 Thereafter 18,313

s 2OO,2O3

(7) CONTRTBUTED SERVTCES AND pROpERTy

The Association records contributed services at fair value if the services received create or enhance nonfinancial assets or require specialized skills, are provided by individuals possessing those skills and would need to be purchased if not provided by donation. The Association records contributed property at estimated fair value at the date of conffibution. Following is a sum- mary of the nature of contributed services and property and their fair value during the years ended December 37.

1999 1998 Legal services s 9,100 s- Accounting services 8,000 8,000 Development related services and property 147.517 218,923 s 164,617 s 226.923

The Association also receives contributions of services that do not meet the criteria for recognition in the financial statements. Following is a summary of the nature and fair values of contributed services not recognized during the years ended December 31: 1999 1998 Education docents services s 22,282 5 21,887 Curatorial services 19,865 20,304 Collection services 8,331 6,358 Administrative services 13,839 17,788 Event support services 9,760 6,836 Other 4,600 s 78,677 s 73,173

(8) FAIR VALUE OF FINANCIAL INSTRUMENTS

The Association is required to disclose the fair value for financial instruments, whether or not recognized in the statements of financial position. A financial instrument is defined as cash, evidence of an ownership interest in an entity, or a contract that both imposes a contractual obligation on one entity to deliver cash or another financial instrument to a second entity. The fol- lowing methods and assumptions were used by the Association in estimating the fair value of its financial instruments:

Financial Assets: Due to the liquid nature of the instruments, the carrying value of cash approximates fair value. For all investments, the fair value is based upon quoted market prices. The fair value of accounts and interest receivable approxi- mates book value as the Association expects contractual receipt in the near-term. The fair value of contributions receivable approximates book value as the Association records contributions receivable at their present value.

Financial Liabilities: The fair value of accounts payable and accrued expenses approximates book value due to contractual payment in the near'term. The fair value of notes payable approximates book value as the interest rates on the notes approximate the Association's current long-term borrowing rate. Limitations: Fair value estimates are made at a specific ppint in time, based on relevant market information and informa- tion about the financial instrument. These estimates do not reflect any premium or discount that could result from offer- ing for sale at one time the Association's entire holdings of a particular instrument. Because no market exists for a signifi- cant portion of the Association's financial instruments, fair value estimates are based on judgments regarding comparable market interest rates, future expected loss experience, current economic conditions, risk characteristics of various - notes continue on next page NOTES TO FINANCIAL STATEMENTS DECEMBER 31,1999 AND 1998

financial instruments, and other factors. These estimates are subjective in nature and involve uncertainties and matters of significant judgment and therefore cannot be determined with precision. Changes in assumptions could significantly affect the estimates. Fair value estimates are based on existing balance sheet financial instruments without attempting to est:imate the value of anticipated future business and the value of assets and liabilities that are not considered financial instruments.

(9) NONCASH INVESTING AND FINANCING ACTIVITIES During the years ended December 37,1999 and 1998, the Association received gifts of collections valued at53,O25,O2O and 51,24i,531, respectively. During the year ended December 37, 1999 and 1998, the Association received gifts of securities val- ued at 9931 ,9i0 and 53,124.4g7 , respectively. During the year ended December 37, 1 998, the Association acquired a collection through the issuance of a $37,500 note payable.

(10) TEMPORARILY RESTRICTED NET ASSETS Temporarily resricted net assets are available for the following purposes or periods at December 31: r999 1998

Collections 541,317,252 s37,768,7e8 Curatorial and conservation 501 ,447 322,145 Research activities 162,323 216,881 Educational programs 213,440 157,BO5 Physical plant and security 18,387,811 15.505,792 Fund raising activities 3,859 For periods after December 51 2.773,005 3,277,487

s63,355,278 s57.252.767

(11) PERMANENTLY RESTRICTED NET ASSETS permanently restricted net assets are restricted to the following purposes at December 31: t999 1998

Investments in perpetuity, the interest and dividend income from which is expendable to support: General and administrative $ 15,658,305 s 14,787,640 Curatorial and conservation 4.383,377 4.240,063 20,041,682 19,027,703

Investments in perpetuity, the interest and dividend income and capital gains from which are expendable to support: Collections 1,999,765 t.660,124 Educational programs 350,000 281,545 Curatorial and conservation 1.025.843 1.025.843 3,375,608 2,967,512 Land required to be used for museum building 165,500 165.500 s 23,582.7eO s 22,160,715

(12) EMPLOYEE BENEFIT PLAN The Association has a 4oi(b) savings plan for full-time employees who have completed one year of service. The Association is required to match employee contributions up to a maximum of 4To of each eligible employee's salary. The Association made contributions of $60,841 and 557 ,456 to the plan in 1999 and 1998, respectively. NOTES TO FINANCIAL STATEMENTS DECEMBER 31,1999 AND 1998

(15) COMMTTMENTS

The Association has committed to purchase approximately $600,000 of collections from an unrelated third party over the next three years. The Association has signed construction conracts for approximately $5.5 million, of which it has expended approx- imately $t million. EDITOR: Thom Huge

PRODUCTION COORDINATOR: Barbara Foote Colvert

DESIGNERS: Barbara Foote Colvert

Jan Woods Krier

PHOTOGRAPHERS: Devendra Shrikhande Chris Gimmeson Darin Alexander

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