Delaware & Lehigh National Heritage Corridor

2013ANNUAL REPORT

ATING 25 BR YE E AR EL S C • •

I N S S P N I O R TI ING EC Inspiring CONN Connections

www.delawareandlehigh.org A Year of Inspiring Connections

since our founding 25 years ago, there have been many milestones. 2013But in 2013, the Delaware & Lehigh National Heritage Corridor had a banner year helping you experience greater connections to our beautiful places, their stories and rich history.

Yes, there’s the D&L Trail - now 85% complete and spanning 165 miles from the mountains of northeast Pennsylvania, along rivers, through the Lehigh Valley and Bucks County. We are also in your backyard, winding through towns, main streets and parks.

We are passionate about preserving the environment, sharing the culture of our region and positively impacting our communities. The D&L is more than a trail. We are diverse. We have the ability to connect you to unique experiences in nature, community, health and connect recreation, history, preservation, and education. We reliably connect you to experiences you feel good about.

Connecting you to nature – When 9.7 miles of the Black Diamond section of the D&L Trail opened in Luzerne County, residents preserve and visitors discovered a beautiful lake, forests and hillsides that replenish the soul and celebrate life.

Connecting you to communities – With the Landmark Towns of revitalize Bucks County program and signage and trailheads in Lehighton, new lasting relationships were developed that positively impact your local economy. When the Route 13 Passageway in Tullytown opened, a critical gap closed for users of the Delaware Canal Towpath section. The restoration of the Freemansburg section made celebrate “one of the most treacherous sections of the trail one of the most 2 delightful…”

Connecting you to health and fitness – By joining forces with St. Luke’s University Health Network for “Get Your Tail on the Trail”, the D&L spread the news of our accessible, safe, and exciting trail.

Connecting you to history – The alliance with the National D&L Chairman Nick Forte and NCM Canal Museum opened a treasure trove. We play a key role in Chairman Pete Marmaras signed a Strategic preserving and sharing the stories of our region. Our Tales of the Alliance agreement on August 8, 2013 Towpath curriculum continues to astound. Two thousand students participated in Immersion Days at Hugh Moore Park and hundreds more took part in the pilot project at Freemansburg .

We will continue listening to our community in order to create great experiences and programs that improve our quality of life. As we introduce our updated Management Action Plan, we promise inspiration – tangible results, great relationships, memorable experiences and meaningful connections.

We are the D&L.

Chairman Nick Forte TO INSPIRE... CONSERVE, LEARN AND CELEBRATE!

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In total, more than twelve miles of trail were completed. In excess of $4,000,000 of federal and state funds were spent to complete the following projects: connect D&L Trail, Black Diamond Section, Luzerne County – Forging the D&L Trail north of Lehigh Gorge State Park, this major endeavor installed 10.2 miles of trail along the old Lehigh & Susquehanna Railroad toward Mountain Top and Wilkes-Barre.

Palmer Trail to Hugh Moore Park, Northampton County – An ADA compatible trail connection was created between the Palmer and Hugh Moore Park sections of the D&L Trail.

Freemansburg, Northampton County – One and a half miles of the D&L Trail were repaired along a section of the Lehigh Canal that was ravaged by Hurricane Ivan. This project also 4 included canal bank repairs that now serves as a template design to be used throughout the Corridor.

Route 13 Trail Project, Tullytown Borough, Bucks County – A long-awaited passageway was installed under this four-lane highway to create a safe crossing at this section of the D&L Trail within Delaware Canal State Park near Levittown.

On the design front, work continued in anticipation of several bid awards in 2014 and 2015. The next two years will see construction of the Carbon County Pedestrian Bridge at Jim Thorpe and trail connectivity projects in Carbon, Lehigh and Northampton Counties. To accomplish this we are working DCNR Secretary Ellen Ferretti was a featured closely with PennDOT to coordinate with several bridge speaker at the opening of 9.7 miles of the projects over the Lehigh River from Jim Thorpe to Allentown, Black Diamond Trail section in Luzerne County. hoping to keep trail disruptions to a minimum.

Working with local partners, a D&L Trail construction grant was awarded to the Borough of Jim Thorpe in order to link the D&L Trail between the proposed pedestrian bridge southward to Weissport. Trail Manager Scott Everett comes in contact with many trail users and often returns to the office with inspiring stories, here are three: a case in point “A gentleman I met, who is paralyzed from the waist down, uses his hand pedal bike on the trail. He especially appreciates the accessibility and smooth surface recent trail construction projects have provided.”

“An elderly gentleman tends a small section of riverfront adjacent to the trail near Lehighton. He lives in the nearby elderly apartments, walks about a mile to the site and maintains benches, flowers beds and a display on local history. He spread the word of the wonderful “An adjacent landowner proudly new trail to his neighbors who have in turn told me earlier this year of the purchased bikes of their own.” Halloween display he was going to place in his back yard for the enjoyment of trail users. Sure enough, with the arrival of fall, a beautiful, animated display awaited everyone.” 5 The National Canal Museum and the D&L’s Tales of the Towpath program enjoyed continued growth.

Attendance at the museum and the Josiah White II canal boat ride totaled 6,220. In addition, 1,800 students participated in Immersion Days field trips in Hugh Moore Park and 670 students rode the canal boat or toured the museum. Immersion Days attendance has grown dramatically since 2012 when schools studying Tales of the Towpath began scheduling the field trip as an end-of-curriculum spring activity. Of 30 available Immersion Days dates, 24 were booked by Tales of the Towpath schools.

A new school district – Bristol Borough School District in Bucks County – enrolled in the program, bringing the total number of Tales school districts to 14. Two parochial schools and a private school also take part. preserve

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A “living history classroom” aligned to the Tales of the Towpath story opened in October at historic Lock 44 in Freemansburg, Northampton County. Fourth-grade students from Bethlehem took part in four-hour field trips that focused on everyday life of a locktender’s family. Volunteer guides provided eight different lessons on a rotational basis.

The Freemansburg site was developed by D&L Trail Tenders, who invested more than 3,500 volunteer hours over 13 months to landscape the site and build field trip enhancements.

The locktender’s house at Lock 44 received a boost in December when Northampton County awarded a $50,000 hotel tax grant to the D&L and Borough of Freemansburg to stabilize the building and begin the process of restoration.

The National Canal Museum was staffed during its 7 four-month season by a full-time docent – Martha Capwell-Fox - and five part-time volunteers. As museum archivist, Martha inventories and catalogues artifacts in the main archives at the Emrick Center and the Museum Support Center at Spruce and Raspberry streets in Easton.

Among many 2013 inquiries was one from Ancestry.com, which requested access to Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company employment records. The NCM agreed to allow Ancestry.com to digitize the records and provide the museum with a digital copy and a permanent Ancestry.com membership. Ancestry.com received three years of exclusive access to LCNC records.

The museum donated artifacts to the National Museum of Industrial History in Bethlehem and the No.9 Mine in Lansford, Carbon County. Temporary loans were made to the Lock 44 education site in Freemansburg, the ArtsQuest Visitors Center in Bethlehem, the Anthracite Heritage Museum in Scranton, Bristol’s Grundy Museum, the Borough of Lehighton, and the White Haven Visitors Center. Putting more visitors on the D&L Trail and shoppers in adjacent business districts is a priority for the Landmark Towns of Bucks County program.

With generous support from the William Penn Foundation, 2013 witnessed an increase in special trail events, related marketing efforts and business retention and recruitment efforts in the Landmark Towns of Bristol, Morrisville, Yardley and New Hope.

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8 National Trails Day brought dog owners and canine companions to New Hope for a dog walk along the Delaware Canal towpath, followed by lunch and dog- related shopping with downtown businesses. More than half the attendees said it was their first time on the D&L Trail.

The annual Delaware Canal Festival in late June brought hundreds of residents and visitors to community events in Bristol and Morrisville. Bristol’s Lagoon Park near the terminus of the Delaware Canal was the setting for an evening of live music, vendors, a Decorated Duck Contest full of brightly colored yellow plastic ducks, and an Illuminated Wish Boat Float on the lagoon. Morrisville conducted a variety of family-oriented activities adjacent to the D&L Trail that drew a crowd throughout the afternoon.

An October bicycle tour on Historic Bristol Day served two important goals: it celebrated the Delaware Canal’s terminus in Bristol and attracted D&L Trail users from Philadelphia. Twenty Philadelphia cyclists toured the canal towpath and rode past significant downtown and residential sites, learning local history and gaining an understanding of the Delaware Canal’s significant role in the community. They returned to Philadelphia via the Burlington Bristol Bridge but vowed to return again to enjoy the D&L Trail and the borough’s shops and restaurants.

The Landmark Towns program also expanded its business assistance endeavors, primarily along the Delaware Canal from Centre Bridge to Easton. The new program will be called “Trail Towns of Bucks County.” Program guidelines have been developed, a work plan is in place, and 9 discussions with potential business centers are underway. past present future

The D&L’s present and future are being shaped by two events which occurred in the summer of 2013.

In July, our Management Action Plan Update was completed to address the ‘new normal’. This vibrant new 74-page publication is a strategic road map for our future. It sets the stage for more balanced non-governmental support, for re-engaging regional stakeholders, transitioning our leadership, checking our progress and evaluating our results.

L-R Paul Fogal, Judy Borger, Mike Stershic, Elissa Garofalo, Carl VanHorn, Bethlehem Mayor John Callahan, Pam and Pat Reilly.

10 On August 8, the D&L signed a Strategic Alliance Agreement with the Smithsonian- affiliated National Canal Museum. The agreement uniquely combines our Congressionally-designated National Heritage Area with the archives, artifacts, and historic resources of the Museum. It brings together stakeholders and partners to connect, revitalize, preserve and celebrate the nationally significant cultural, historic and recreational aspects of our communities.

Our joint purpose and mission is to enrich the communities of five counties of the Delaware & Lehigh National Heritage Corridor through programs and partnerships that conserve the resources, preserve the history, revitalize our communities and celebrate the story. With this signing, we officially combined our assets to expand the telling of our nationally-acclaimed story: Where America was Built! sustain Delaware & Lehigh National Heritage Corridor Management Action Plan Update 11 With the D&L Trail as our platform, the Heritage Corridor creates over 3300 jobs and $240 million in annual revenues. It is home to 1.6 million residents and welcomes untold visitors. So as the “new” organization prepares to shape the next 25 years, what’s needed next comes from you. Your continuing involvement – be it through leadership, membership or help in the field - to conserve and celebrate our community is a key to our future success. There is obviously much to do as we build on the foundations of 50 years of the Park and Museum, 35 years of the Canal Boat Ride, and 25 years of the Delaware & Lehigh National Heritage Corridor.

As a direct result of these actions, our partnership base has Delaware & Lehigh National Heritage Corridor, Inc., July 2013 expanded, membership has increased and our sights are set on completing the D&L Trail, improving the Museum and building The newly updated Management Action Plan regional support for long-term success. was published this year and offers us all a great roadmap The Delaware & Lehigh National Heritage Corridor is now in its for the future. 25th year of service. We proudly conserve resources and preserve history as we enhance quality of life—inspiring the connections that make our community a better place to live and visit. A Year to Celebrate! On April 18th, friends, colleagues, partners and award recipients filled the Historic Hotel Bethlehem for our fifth annual Heritage Partnership Celebration. This year’s honorees were: Susan Taylor, Lehigh County Parks and Recreation, Peter and Carol Kern, and, Bridge Street Foundation.

During the dinner, the impending strategic alliance with the National Canal Museum was announced. President Elissa Garofalo commented, “Today we enter a new era with enhanced resources and a thoughtfully crafted plan for the ‘new normal…. we are aligning the efforts and assets of both organizations to conserve and celebrate the significant industrial heritage in the Corridor.”

On Thursday, August 8th, the D&L and NCM Board of Directors celebrated the alliance signing and the “beginning of the next 25 years” as one entity.

As dedicated staff and board committees pursued their mission to upgrade, improve and connect the D&L Trail, three ribbon cuttings were celebrated — an accomplishment 10+ years in the making; and, each project adds recreational opportunities and connections to the towns, people and history along the trail.

November 3rd gave way to another successful year for the Delaware & Lehigh Heritage Marathon and Half Marathon with over 750 runners from 24 states L-R Scott Everett (Trail Manager), Elissa Garofalo registered. A major fundraiser, lead race sponsors include and State Rep. Doyle Heffley Air Products, PPL, Hanover Engineering, Wilson Consulting, 12 St. Luke’s University Health Network and Mauch Chunk Trust Company. The event would not be possible without hundreds of volunteers and the Boroughs of Northampton and Slatington, East Penn, Whitehall and Washington Townships, Lehigh County, PennDOT and Lehigh Gap Nature Center.

November also marked the conclusion of the inaugural wellness program, Get Your Tail on the Trail. In partnership with St. Luke’s University Health Network, this 6-month challenge had participants walking, running and biking 165 miles. Excitement soared as over 2,500 people registered and a quarter million miles were logged. Twenty five percent of participants completed the full challenge, learned about the history of the region and received advice on staying active and healthy. www.tailonthetrail.org.

A new era began in 2013. But rest assured, we continue to preserve the historic pathway that carried coal and iron from Wilkes-Barre to Philadelphia. One difference… today, it’s the D&L Trail that connects people to nature, culture, communities, recreation and our industrial heritage. D&L Members 2013 Donors

CORPORATE MEMBERS/SPONSORS INDIVIDUAL Aardvark Sports Shop Russell Hass Scheffey Integrated Marketing Just Born Incorporated Joan Aichele Gary Abramowicz Edna Himmler Alan Schiff PPL Electric Utiliites Anthony T.P. Brooks American Printing Unlimited Helene Hoople Martha Sediva St. Luke’s University Health Network Silas Chamberlin Bethlehem Business Forms, LLC Just Born Candies John C. Seedorff Mauch Chunk Trust Company Regina Diefenderfer (Working Dog Press) Peter and Carol Kern Ronald Sherry Air Products & Chemicals, Inc. Marla Doddo Amos Blackman Wendy Kerr Michael Skweir McTish, Kunkel & Associates David Drury Robert Blanchfield Alton Knauss David Smith Ken Edmonds Maureen Brehm Rong Chin Kuo Brian P. Solt SMALL BUSINESS Jan Eickmeier Linda Brown Lehigh Valley Road Runners Spillman Farmer Architects Bechtel’s Pharmacy, Inc. Andy Elliston Cloud Gehshan Associates Lehigh Wheelmen Assoc., Inc. Michael Steigerwalt Cloud Gehshan Associates Ellen Endslow John and Barbara Corcoran Allen & Leona Lewis Michael J. Stern, III Express Business Center, Inc. Karen Fink Darrell W. Crook Stephen Mardyniak Strauss and Associates/Planners Pocono Whitewater Sky Fogal Diana Defanti Mark Yanus & Associates P.C. Susan Taylor Records Management Andrea Greene Raymond DeRaymond Peter and Karen Marmaras The Walmart Foundation Sunny Rest Resort Mari Gruber Ray Dimmick Ruth Thomas May via VAP Program The Harry Packer Mansion Inn Chris Guro Joseph H. Dreisbach McTish, Kunkel & Associates Richard Snyder & James Smith The Inn at Jim Thorpe Andy Hamilton Mary Anne (Dolly) Dyer Carole Mebus Thrivent Financial for Lutherans The Quiltery Robert Hamsher Andy Elliston Brian Morrell Lee Bond Gwen Herzog Elaine Emrick Michael Murphy United Way of the NON-PROFIT/EDUCATIONAL David Hoats Ed Eppler Nacci Printing, Inc Greater Lehigh Valley Bethlehem Boating Club Bill Hursh Kay Ervine Michael Pietsch via D.W. Barefoot - Victaulic Carbon County Redevelopment Authority Jeffrey Knowles Louise Everett Pocono Whitewater Jerry Werkheiser Friends of the Delaware Canal Diane Kripas Lester Everett PPL Caroline Westhaeffer Heritage Conservancy Richard Kuchta John and Sharon Faelten Lois and David Prytherch Constance White Northern Lehigh Future Focus Dan Kunkle John Fekula Rentschler Chevrolet Chrysler Wilson Consulting Group, PC Palmerton Area Historical Society James Luzader Elvira and Richard Fenner Jeep Dodge Donna Bryant Winston Walnutport Canal Association, Inc. & Kathleen Tierney Phyllis Finger Judy Rimple H Boon Sim and Fang Shiuan Wu White Haven Area Community Library Frank McCarty Nick and Sharon Forte Lisa Roberts Robert and Jeanne Young Whitehall Historical Preservation Society Sherman Metzgar Robert and G. G. Frey Joan Rohn Sarah Zaborowski Yardley Borough Council Michael Murphy Hanover Engineering Kathie Romano John E. Zeller Doris Oravec Associates, Inc. Norman Scarpulla PRIVATE MEMBERS Gary Parker FAMILY/HOUSEHOLD F. Charles Petrillo, Esquire Bill & Penny Allison Laurie Reinhart, DC Claire Aylward Dean Rompella Glenn Beers & Laurie Peters-Beers Janice Ruland James & Nancy Birdsall Brian P. Solt Judy Borger Christy Staudt 2013 Donors Mr. & Mrs. Alan Abraham Mr. Robert Etchberger Mr. & Mrs. Ron Reed James Creedon Christina van Gelder Mr. James R. Alden & Ms. Arjanna G. Frank Dr. Patrice Ryan Diana Defanti Elizabeth Watson Mr. S. Thomas Cassidy Melissa Ginocchio Mr. Norman Scarpulla Charles & Elizabeth Derr Jerry Werkheiser Mr. & Mrs. Jospeh Baylog, Jr. Nancy Green and Donald Mr. Robert C. Stewart Michael Drabenstott Donald Whitney Susan & Harry Bennett Robbins Mr. & Mrs. Roger Whiteley Scott & Wendy Everett Karen Williamson Mr. Robert C. Bergey Mr. Russell Hass Prof. Robert Wolensky Gary & Lynn Fedorcha Mark Yanus Ms. Sally J. Bird Mrs. Sylvia Hoffman Ms. Suzanne Wray Paul & Cleo Fogal Mrs. Ethel Bishop Mr. & Mrs. David Hogenboom Mr. & Mrs. Robert A. Young Douglas & Barbara Fogal RETIRED/STUDENT Mr. J. Michael Brogan Mr. & Mrs. Myles R. Howlett Nick & Sharon Forte Frank Allen Mr. Earle W. Brotzman Mr. Fred Hobscher Gifts In Memory Of Elissa Garofalo Donna Allison Dr. & Mrs. George D. Brower Mr. & Mrs. Vince Hydro, Jr. Helen Carr Bill & Sally Getchell George Ashman Mr. & Mrs. Nelson Bucci Mr. & Mrs. Martin D. Jessen Mr. & Mrs. Arnie Cohen 13 Gougher Family Ray Bieak Ruth S. Cox Mr. Nolan T. Jones Mr. & Mrs. Robert Schrader Bruno & Angela Gramlich Linda Brown Mr. Darrell W. Crook Jack & Sheri Krissinger Mr. & Mrs. Geoffrey Bruen Michael Guy Ulysses Conner, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Raymond J. Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Logan Hugh Moore Charitable Trust Charles Hellings John Drury DeRaymond Mr. Michael Marmer Mr. Dick McAteer Matthew Henry Richard Grafius Mr. & Mrs. Charles Derr E. Ruth May Notre Dame High School Peter & Carol Kern Robert Graves Mr. Daniel R. Dombroski, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Richard McAteer Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Suggs Jen Kohlmeier Tom Harbin Ms. Frances J. Dreisbach Susan McDonough & Stan Mrs. Julia Starke Michelle & Tom Loughery Edna Himmler Mr. W. Bruce Drinkhouse McKenney Billy & Shelly Nicholson Bette Holdos Mr. John Drury Mr. & Mrs. Richard McKeever Gift in Honor of Paul & Allison Pierpoint Stephen Hrobak Mrs. Elaine Emrick Mr. F. Charles Petrillo John Fenimore Jack & Pat Powers Everett & Marilyn Kaul Ms. Kay Ervine Dr. & Mrs. Ronald E. Philipp Ms. Jeanne Eisele Carla Rossi Jean G. Kessler Donald R. Sachs John Kirk Allen & Debra Sachse Emilia Kramer William & Joyce Schwab, Esq Cecilyn Lehman Della is flanked by President Elissa Garofalo and Treasurer Peter Marmara on Lon Snowden Pat Matthews the left and Chairman Nick Forte and Vice President of Special Projects, Tom Joseph Sobeski Mike Nelson Stoneback on the right Alice & Ron Stahley Dale & Judith Ott Michael Steigerwalt Walter & Barbara Pixley Charles F. Tarr & Roy Ziegler Will Rivinus Susan Taylor Jim Schneck Carter van Dyke & Lynn Reynolds Jack Siplak Walnutport Borough Bob Skulsky Robert Williams David Smith Al Zagofsky Jerald Srodes Roger Steele Bonnie Stephens Michael J. Stern, III Nancy Thatcher Diana Valois Constance White Gary Willing Members CORPORATE MEMBERS IBM International Dr. & Mrs. George D. Brower Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Logan Rutherford Ms. Lisa Hopstock Benefactor Foundation Thomas & Susan Bruggink Mr. Thomas Markley Ms. Silena Salyer Mr. & Mrs. Myles R. Howlett American Canal Society Mellon Bank Mr. & Mrs. John B. Corcoran Mr. & Mrs. Richard McKeever Mr. Brian Schmult and Ms. Mr. Fred Hubscher Brown Family Charitable Fund Norfolk Southern Mr. & Mrs. Thomas A. Coughlin Mr. David Middlebrook Barbara Goun Mr. Robert James Buehler Memorial Trust The Pfizer Foundation Mrs. Ruth Cox Dr. Mary Emily Miller Mr. William H. Seifert Mrs. Helen Jeffers City of Easton Unilever Ms. Emma Dolly Dieter Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas Noel III Mr. & Mrs. Ronald J. Mr. Art Johnson County of Northampton Dr. & Mrs. William Edmunds Ms. Sandra O’Brien Werner Semanick Dr. & Mrs. William M. Jordan F.M. Kirby Foundation Contributors Samuel & Jane Errera Mr. Otis Powell Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Sheldon Mr. & Mrs. Everett F. Kaul Hugh Moore Park CharitableTrust American Printing Unlimited Ms. Kay Ervine Mr. & Mrs. Rodney Pursell Mr. Michael J. Skweir Ms. Anne Kelly Lafayette Ambassador Bank Institutional Mrs. Jane Fleck Ms. Marjorie Rogers Mr. Robert A. Smith Ms. Elisa Kerschner Lehigh Fuels LLC Allegheny Portage Railroad Mr. & Mrs. Don S. Follett Ms. Carol Roskam Ms. Amy Stewart-Waymarth Mr. Michael Knies Northampton County NHS Mr. John Frack Mr. Richard H. Salter Mr. & Mrs. George Tessaro Mr. Judson Kratzer Pennsylvania Department of Allen County Public Library Mr. Robert D. Frey Mr. Henry Schmidt Mr. & Mrs. Gerald G. Van Ess Mr. & Mrs. James A. Kressler Community and Economic Canal Corridor Association Ms. Elissa Garofalo Mr. Daniel Schuster Mrs. Harriet Wollman Mr. John Lamb Development Canal Society of Indiana Mr. Thomas L. Gettings Ms. Beth Sciumeca Ms. Suzanne Wray Mr. & Mrs. Stephen E. Lammers PPL Corporation Canal Society of New Jersey Ms. Nancy Green Dr. Charles A. Scott Ms. Sandra Zemgulia Mr. Bill Lampert C & O Canal Association Dr. Bruce R. Hargreaves Mr. John Seedorff Mr. Richard Zmijewski Barbara Laubach Lehr Patron D & H Canal Historical Society Mr. Stanley Heller Mr. Peter Sperry Mr. & Mrs. Dan Zulli Mr. Charles Leemans Air Products and Chemicals, Inc. Easton Area Public Library Mr. & Mrs. Todd Hineline Mr. & Mrs. Michael Stershic Mr. & Mrs. Clark H. Galloway Mr. & Mrs. Allen Lewis Brown-Daub Foundation Forks of the Delaware Mr. & Mrs. Leon C. Holt Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Still Mr. William J. Moss Mr. & Mrs. T.C. Lockwood Capital Blue Cross Bottle Collectors Association Mr. & Mrs. Robert H. Hosking Jr. Mr. & Mrs. William J.M. Thompson Ms. Caroline Westhaffer Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Longenbach Embassy Bank for the Lehigh Valley Friends of the Delaware Canal Mr. & Mrs. J. Steven Humphrey Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Vogel Jeff and Judy Looney Glen G. Hale, Inc. Hagley Museum & Library Mr. Neale Jenkins Mr. & Mrs. Donald Stuart Young Associate Mr. Richard J. 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Rhode Mr. Russell Heintzelman Mr. Robert C. Wetmore Corporate Matching Gifts Mr. Elmer H. Aufschlag Mr. Malcolm D. Horton Pamela Ringel Mr. Gordon D. Helbok Mr. Andrew S. White AIG Ms. Sally Bird Ms. Karen Johnson Mr. Curt Rowell and Ms. Mr. & Mrs. Charles Henry Mr. David E. Wilson Bank of America Jonathan Black, Ph.D. Mr. Nolan T. Jones Margaret Campbell Mr. & Mrs. David Hogenboom Mr. Raymond G. Wolf ExxonMobil Foundation Mr. & Mrs. David T. Boyer Mr. & Mrs. David H. Klinges Mr. & Mrs. Charles F. Runge David and Cynthia Hollod Mr. Thomas Wolfe Ms. Jeri Leiendecker Mr. & Mrs. Albert G. Mr. Richard Hope Mr. David Wright D&L Financial Statement of Financial Position (For year ended December 31, 2012) Assets Liabilities Operating Temporarily Operating Temporarily Current Assets Funds Restricted Total Current Liabilities Funds Restricted Total

Cash 969,425 859,297 1 ,828,722 Refundable Advances 694,297 694,297 Receivables 177,181 - 177,181 Accounts Payable - - - Prepaid Expenses 5,897 - 5,897 Accruals 46,588 - 46,588 Inventory 15,160 - 15,160 Total Current Liabilities 46,588 694,297 740,885 Other Assets Net Assets (Reserve) Fixed Assets 6,206 - 6,206 Unrestricted 1,127,281 - 1 ,127,281 Total Assets 1,173,869 859,297 2 ,033,166 Restricted 165,000 165,000 Total Net Assets 1,127,281 165,000 1 ,292,281

Total Liabilities and Net Assets 1,173,869 859,297 2 ,033,166

Statement of Activities Grants Received 2013

(For year ended December 31, 2012) D&L Projects Source Amount Temporarily Trail Tenders Various local partners 4,985 Operating Restricted Visually & Graphically Speaking Match - federal/private/local 23,715 Funds Funds Total Tales of the Towpath Quakertown School District 11,120 Revenue & Support D&L Trail Projects D&L/NPS 9,623 D&L Trail Projects D&L/NPS 24,275 Contributions 86,985 - 86,985 D&L Trail Alliance William Penn Foundation 118,638 Grants 154,323 693,825 848,148 D&L Trail Alliance Other local partners 153 Program Income (NPS) 551,000 - 551,000 FCEC Lock 44 D&L/NPS 12,297 Interest 3,700 - 3,700 Audubon Audubon Auto Tour 495 Miscellaneous 70,962 - 70,962 D&L 25th Anniversary Celebration D&L/NPS 193 Trail Alliance William Penn Foundation 19,480 15 Total Revenue and 224,974 Support Received 866,970 693,825 1,560,795 Heritage Parks Area PHPP Implementation Grant PHPP 73,512 Expenses Match - federal/private/local 47,268 120,780 Administrative 300,332 - 300,332 PHMC ME 10709 Designated Programs 538,813 693,825 1,232,638 Bristol Borough Architecture Guidelines Commonwealth of PA 4,178 Depreciation 8,837 - 8,837 D&L/NPS 105 4,283 Total Expenditures 847,982 693,825 1,541,807 DCNR -SR - Partnerships D&L Corridor Landscape/Greenways DCNR 94,436 Increase (Decrease) in Match - federal/private/local 22,410 Unrestricted Net Assets 18,988 - 18,988 116,846 DCNR - PRD - Development Changes in Temporarily D&L Trail Development DCNR 26,076 Restricted Net Assets C2P2-LVGI Projects Contributions 165,000 165,000 D&L Coordination Mini-Grants DCNR 91,280 Net Assets Released Match - federal/private/local 105,791 from Restrictions - - 197,070 DCED Projects Increase (Decrease) in Landmark Towns DCED 67,466 Temporarily Restricted Match - federal/private/local 72,479 Net Assets 165,000 165,000 139,945 TEA Projects Increase (Decrease) in Luzerne PennDot 725,086 Net Assets 18,988 165,000 183,988 Freemansburg PennDot 211,508 936,593

TOTAL GRANT RECEIPTS 1,766,567 Elissa Garofalo President staff Tom Stoneback Vice President (Special Projects) Silas Chamberlin Director of Stewardship & Interpretation H. Scott Everett D&L Trail Manager Sherry Acevedo Conservation Coordinator Kathleen Hammerstone Finance Rayne Schnabel Special Events Coordinator Dennis Scholl Outreach Coordinator Martha Capwell Fox Museum & Archives Loretta Susen Program Assistant EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Roberta Longenbach Administrative Assistant Nicholas C. Forte – Chairman Carmen Pirotte Maintenance Donald Sachs - Vice Chairman Susan Francisco Seasonal Canal Boat Peter Marmaras, Treasurer (NCM) James B. Birdsall – Secretary Sarah Kline Seasonal Canal Boat Darrell W. Crook (NCM) David Hosler Seasonal Canal Boat Sarah Thomas Seasonal Canal Boat BOARD OF DIRECTORS Judy L. Borger, Past President Michael Burnside James P. Creedon Charles Derr Marla Mensch Doddo Michael Drabenstott Mish Ganssle (NCM) Bill Getchell Tom Gettings (NCM) Bruce R. Hargreaves (NCM) Robert Hoskings Jr. (NCM) Jack Krissinger (NCM) Julia Maserjian (NCM) John P. Miller (NCM) Vance Packard (NCM) Brian Rich (NCM) Robert P. Skulsky Lon Snowden (NCM) Ken Vance (NCM)

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