The Watergate Office Building NATIONAL TRUST FOR HISTORIC PRESERVATION 2600 Virginia Avenue NW Suite 1100 Washington, DC 20037 2019 ANNUAL REPORT SavingPlaces.org This 70th Anniversary Edition of the National 3 Letter Trust for Historic Preservation Annual Report is 12 Save America’s Historic Sites dedicated with gratitude to the American nation 18 Tell the Full American Story we love, and to all the people who have stood with Build Stronger Communities ABOUT THE COVER AND CONTENTS: During 24 the National Cherry Blossom Festival this year, us over the past seven decades to save America’s Invest in the Future Together more than 26,000 Americans showed their love 30 for the National Mall Tidal Basin in Washington, historic sites, tell the full American story, build Recognition D.C., which is on the road to a stronger future, 36 thanks to an innovative Tidal Basin Ideas Lab stronger communities, and invest in the future 56 Financial Summary presented by American Express and kicked off together. Your passion and generosity make all the this year by the National Trust and the Trust for the National Mall. difference, and we are deeply grateful. purple mountain majesties

70 Years of Preserving America the Beautiful With You

IN THIS YEAR’S ANNUAL REPORT, we celebrate seven decades of love for America’s historic places—and we honor all of you, the friends, neighbors, and fellow citizens whose passion and generosity are preserving our American story and the places where our history happened. With your support, this year we stepped forward to help secure the future of America’s beloved National Mall Tidal Basin, kept up the fight to protect the founding site of American democracy at Jamestown, and secured major tax credit wins in California, Hawaii, and Pennsylvania to help people revitalize neighborhoods and create jobs while preserving the character of their communities. Together with you, we are: Saving America’s Historic Sites, including our 28 National Trust Historic Sites; our 100 (and counting) National Treasure campaigns; and hundreds of historic homes, studios, museums, and gardens in our affiliated networks. Telling the Full American Story through the African American Cultural Heritage Action Fund, as well as a Partners in Preservation campaign to protect women’s history in Main Street communities, and the many other direct actions we take to expand our thinking about whose history matters and what places deserve to be saved. Building Stronger Communities from direct action and policy work to promote preservation and stop demolition in Miami, Louisville, Philadelphia, and Oakland; to empowering people to revitalize low-income neighborhoods with state and federal historic tax credits; to research that is helping us to understand and demonstrate how historic places make small towns and big cities healthier, more affordable, and more sustainable. Investing in the Future Together through internships for young, emerging professionals; convening America’s only national preservation conference; and providing millions in grant funding to grassroots organizations and other partners in support of nearly 8,000 projects nationwide over the last 50 years. Your generosity makes it possible for the National Trust to do this work, making our lives richer and our nation stronger. May we all spend our lives rooted in the places that we love. Our most heartfelt thanks for all you do to enrich our lives by saving the past. We are deeply grateful.

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Save America’s Historic Sites

GALVANIZED BY THE DESTRUCTION of Europe’s great cultural monuments in World War II, Congress chartered the National Trust for Historic Preservation and President Truman signed the organization into being on October 26, 1949. Just a few years later, the National Trust was administering its first historic site at Woodlawn (pictured), a beautiful, agrarian estate in Alexandria, Virginia, with close ties to President George Washington and Mount Vernon. Today, this vibrant community resource is rooted in the past but inspiring the present and the future, through a sustainable farming operation, dynamic arts programming, and soon- to-be-expanded retail, restaurant, and events space. Your support is connecting Americans to our history through transformations like this across our portfolio of 28 National Trust Historic Sites, 100 National Treasures, and countless historic places and cultural landscapes in our affiliated networks. With you, we are providing millions in grant funding, and leading the charge in court, in Congress, and through public history and advocacy campaigns nationwide. Our scope has grown but our mission remains the same: preserve the irreplaceable, so that America’s historic places endure to restore our spirits, lift our sights, and inspire a better tomorrow. O12 beautiful 13 america the beautiful save historic sites

for a visioning process now underway. American Express and San Francisco Heritage are provid- ing leadership support for the project, which will create a much-needed place of permanent recog- nition in an ever-changing city. Pretty groovy.

Inspiration in Place: Contemporary Art at National Trust Historic Sites Americans explored the powerful intersection of preservation and the arts this year through a wide range of artist residencies, exhibitions, per- A major legal victory #SavetheTidalBasin the National Park Service secure the future of a ABOVE: The innovative continue, we remain committed to the removal formances, and commissions that drove record this year accelerated Americans showed their love for the National cherished National Treasure. Geometry of Light of these towers and the preservation of this richly attendance at our National Trust Historic Sites. the fight to remove exhibition united art 17 electrical Mall Tidal Basin (pictured on cover) this year, layered American landscape. Voice your support In October, Chicago-based Luftwerk illumi- Preserving 400 Years of History and architecture at towers from the stepping forward in record numbers during Mies van der Rohe’s for the James River at SavingPlaces.org. nated Mies van der Rohe’s Farnsworth House irreplaceable the cherry blossom festival in April, when the at Jamestown Farnsworth House, a with their Geometry of Light exhibition in Jamestown National Trust and the Trust for the National Americans commemorated the 400th anniversa- National Trust Historic Peace, Love, and Preservation conjunction with the city’s Architecture Biennial. landscape. Site. Mall teamed up with the National Park Service ry of representative government and the begin- at the Corner of Haight and Ashbury At Alexandria, Va.’s Woodlawn, an innovative to sound the alarm about urgent threats to the ning of slavery around Jamestown this year, and RIGHT: The Grateful Good vibrations were flowing this spring, when exhibition made possible by the African Ameri- landscape’s future. In just two weeks, more than the National Trust marked a major victory in our Dead at the Corner of the National Trust and San Francisco Heritage can Cultural Heritage Action Fund interspersed Haight and Ashbury, 280 media stories shared the news, 2 million ongoing fight to remove 17 massive electrical the 100th National announced a new National Treasure cam- the site’s museum collections with mixed-media people passed the word on social media, and towers degrading this irreplaceable landscape. Trust National paign—the 100th to date—to lay the founda- works to encourage reflection on the varied over 26,000 Americans pledged their support. In the spring, a federal appeals court ruled that Treasure campaign, tion for a dynamic cultural destination at the perspectives of Woodlawn’s African Ameri- The American Express Foundation stepped the Army Corps of Engineers had unlawfully launched this year. intersection made legendary by the Summer of can residents, enslaved and free. And a special forward with a $750,000 gift to present an in- permitted Dominion Energy’s project without Love, the Corner of Haight and Ashbury. The installation of contemporary wooden sculptures novative Tidal Basin Ideas Lab, which will en- adequately considering the impacts on cultural two organizations are collaborating to reimagine by Rick and Laura Brown continued the legacy gage the thinking of five world-class landscape resources. The National Trust, in partnership the beautiful Doolan-Larson Building, recently of artistic inspiration at Chesterwood, the Berk- architecture firms—DLANDstudio, GGN, with Preservation Virginia, immediately jumped bequeathed to San Francisco Heritage, as an in- shires home and studio of Lincoln Monument Hood Design Studio, James Corner Field Op- into action, raising thousands of dollars and novative interpretive, retail, and event space that sculptor Daniel Chester French. Chesterwood erations, and Reed Hilderbrand—to address the activating more than 30,000 Americans to take a celebrates the Countercultural ethos of justice, celebrated 50 years as a National Trust Historic complex challenges at the site and reimagine stand in support of preserving the birthplace of activism, and freedom of expression for those Site this year, and with support from longtime its future. Look for a collaborative exhibition of American democracy, the painful origins of slav- who lived it and generations to come. A lively friend Jeannene Booher, commissioned Lincoln innovative concepts in summer 2020 and follow ery, and a place Native Americans still call home. campaign kickoff drew the attention of the San scholar Harold Holzer to write Monument Man, the progress of this three-year campaign to help While engineering studies and advocacy efforts Francisco Chronicle and helped build momentum a definitive study of the sculptor’s life and legacy. 14 15 america the beautiful save historic sites

Thanks to a generous bequest Marcel Breuer House, and the from the Estate of David Coach Barn, which today is Rockefeller Sr., this year the used as a conference center National Trust was pleased to by the Rockefeller Brothers join our long-time partners at Fund. The gift from David the Rockefeller Brothers Fund Rockefeller and his estate in announcing the expansion continues the Rockefeller of the Pocantico Center, the Brothers’ commitment to the Rockefeller family’s historic preservation of the overall home in the Hudson River Valley, property. In addition, the with the gift of the family’s bequest included funds that beloved Playhouse, several the National Trust Board of guest houses, and the beautiful Trustees has used to create the grounds surrounding them. David and Peggy Rockefeller Historic Sites Fund, and to For more than four decades, support the transformation of the National Trust has been the Orangerie at Pocantico into honored to recognize the the David Rockefeller Creative Pocantico property as a Arts Center. We are indebted to National Trust Historic Site the Rockefeller family for their and to collaboratively steward remarkable, multi-generational its extraordinary cultural commitment to preserving resources, including the America’s past and sharing this stunning, Beaux Arts mansion, beautiful family estate with Kykuit, and its fantastic art the world as a place of artistry, collection; as well as the innovation, and social change.

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Tell the Full American Story

AT THE NATIONAL TRUST, we believe all Americans deserve to see their history in the places around us. Yet just a small fraction of the sites on the National Register of Historic Places represent people of color and women. With you, we are uncovering and uplifting these hidden stories and their connections to who we are. We are shining a long-overdue spotlight on generations of trailblazers, whose names may be forgotten, but whose vison, passion, and determination shaped us into the nation we are today and continue to lead us forward.

Together, we made significant progress in this important work this year. We secured record federal funding to preserve African American sites and stories, rallied more than 1 million Americans to show their love for women’s history on main streets nationwide, and continued the legal fight to maintain strong protections for Utah’s Bears Ears National Monument (pictured). Through efforts like these, your generosity is bringing people together by telling a fuller American story, one that stirs us all to take pride in our shared heritage and inspires us to create an even more perfect union for spacious skies generations to come. america the beautiful tell the full story

ing of America’s diverse cultural heritage and national identity. With the leadership support of the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, we awarded more than $1.6 million in grants to help grassroots organizations protect and advance 22 preservation projects nationwide. We once again announced the grants from center stage at the Essence Festival, where we also honored the legacy of Nina Simone with a campaign that raised more than $68,000 in gifts from 800 individuals and engaged celebrities from John Legend to Cat Stevens to restore the musical icon’s childhood home.

To provide for the long-term support of this inspiring initiative, Amos and Barbara Hostetter stepped forward this summer with a pace-set- ting $2 million challenge grant with the goal of Wisconsin’s Janesville Celebrating Her Story endowing the Action Fund’s executive director Women’s Club was the popular A record-setting 1.1 million votes were cast for position. Other highlights included a series vote winner in this women’s history on Main Street through this of trainings for African American sites and year’s Partners in year’s Partners in Preservation program, which museums nationwide hosted in partnership with Preservation program, honored the centennial of the 19th Amendment the Smithsonian National Museum of African which provided by providing $2 million in grant funding from American History and Culture; a landmark con- $2 million in grant funding to preserve American Express to celebrate the remarkable vening of cultural leaders and influencers to help women’s history on contributions of women at 20 historic places shape the Action Fund’s programmatic agenda; Main Street, thanks nationwide. From an epicenter of women’s and grant funding to support the creation of the to the generosity of progress in Janesville, Wisconsin—the popular Julius Rosenwald and the Rosenwald Schools the American Express Foundation. vote winner—to the Georgia birthplace of Girl National Historical Park. To date, the Action Scouts Founder Juliette Gordon Low, these sites Fund has raised more than $17 million, earned celebrate the too-often-unsung triumphs, strug- three billion media impressions, more than 500 gles, and rich history of women in America. The national media placements, and reached more awards are part of a comprehensive effort to than 23 million people. honor the centennial of suffrage with a goal to engage 500,000 Americans through public his- HOPE Crew Scales Up tory and advocacy campaigns, as well as special The HOPE Crew (Hands-On Preservation Ex- exhibitions at National Trust Historic Sites. The perience) program celebrated its fifth anniver- latter got underway this year with an exploration sary this year by scaling up its efforts to engage The African American Black Colleges and Universities, including permanent reauthorization of the Land and Cultural Heritage of President Wilson’s evolving views on suffrage a new generation of diverse young people in the Action Fund was once Morgan State University and Tuskegee Uni- Water Conservation Fund, which has invested at the Wilson House and a special digitization preservation building trades. A $500,000 leader- again center stage at versity. All told, HOPE Crews have completed hundreds of millions of dollars to grow the project made possible by Iron Mountain at ship gift from the Fund II Foundation through the Essence Festival more than 165 projects, trained more than 750 historic and cultural parks managed by the Oatlands chronicling the daily life of women the African American Cultural Heritage this summer to young people and veterans, and engaged more National Park Service, preserve battlefields, and announce $1.6 million and enslaved people. Watch for more creative Action Fund represents the largest investment than 3,700 volunteers in historic preservation bring culturally significant lands into public in grant funding, programming at our sites and a digital campaign in HOPE Crew history and engaged young made possible by trades over the past five years. stewardship. The legislation also reauthorized a in early 2020 engaging Americans to identify African Americans in the preservation of five the generosity of the program for rehabilitation at Historically Black important women’s history sites nationwide. sites, including Nina Simone’s birthplace in rural Andrew W. Mellon Big Win for America’s Public Lands Colleges and Universities; redesignated and North Carolina, the Long Island home of John Foundation, to protect In March, the most sweeping legislative expanded a network of Reconstruction-era sites and restore 22 African African American Cultural Heritage and Alice Coltrane, and Chicago’s South Side victory in a decade for America’s public lands commemorating the experiences of African Action Fund Soars American historic sites Community Art Center. Fund II Foundation nationwide. became law of the land. Among the most Americans in the South following the Civil Having completed its second year, the Action support also made possible the HOPE Crew’s exciting wins is expanded protection for War; and created a national monument for the Fund continues gaining momentum as a power- highly successful summer preservation practi- Georgia’s Ocmulgee National Monument and Mississippi home of slain civil rights leaders ful force to broaden awareness and understand- cums for architecture students at Historically its precious 17,000 years of human history, and Medgar and Myrlie Evers. 20 21 america the beautiful tell the full story

From a humble home in North the Action Fund’s distinguished Carolina where the high priestess National Advisory Council, has of soul, Nina Simone, discovered been essential in shaping the music to the opulent estate of National Trust’s efforts to expand Villa Lewaro, built by Madam CJ our thinking about whose history Walker, America’s first self-made matters and what places deserve female millionaire, the vision and to be saved. Through preservation, generosity of Barbara Picower, the Action Fund is promoting hope founder and principal of The and opportunity while telling the JPB Foundation, have been a full American story. guiding force of the African American Cultural Heritage Thanks to The JPB Foundation’s Action Fund with a particular generosity, and that of the emphasis on recognizing the national philanthropic community, achievements of our nation’s the Action Fund has received gifts African American women. totaling more than $17 million over the past two years towards As a founding donor to the its initial goal of $25 million. In Action Fund, The JPB Foundation that time, the Action Fund has is making possible the largest reached more than 23 million campaign ever undertaken to Americans and earned hundreds preserve African American history of media features, helping in the places where it happened. to create a new American The JPB Foundation’s continued narrative rooted in a broader financial leadership, which now understanding of our shared totals $4 million, as well as their history. Follow our progress at thoughtful guidance as part of savingplaces.org/aachaf.

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Build Stronger Communities

ACROSS THE COUNTRY, forward-thinking Americans are creating neighborhoods we all want to call home: vibrant, inclusive communities that nourish our bodies, support our families, and feed our spirits with the beauty and connections we all need to lead truly healthy, happy, and productive lives. The unique cultural heritage of each individual community is at the heart of this revitalization. From Los Angeles to Louisville to Miami (pictured), your generosity is unlocking the potential of America’s historic fabric to promote prosperity, foster equity, and encourage sustainability. With your help, we are creating new policy tools, catalytic rehabilitation projects, and innovative place-making work, which is driving investment in downtowns nationwide. In partnership with our subsidiaries, Main Street America and the National Trust Community Investment Corporation, we are delivering a new kind of economic development, one rooted in the conviction that preservation and progress aren’t just compatible, they’re integral. We believe we can have it all, and with your support, we are demonstrating how—and ushering in a brighter, more beautiful future in the process. thy24 good 25 america the beautiful build stronger communities

and inclusive cities. With support from the Ford Foundation and The JPB Foundation, the National Trust Research and Policy Lab analyzed more than 1,100 historically African American neighborhoods in 10 cities to explore the intersections of preservation, affordability, and community-led revitalization. We supple- mented our quantitative data with qualitative research and through listening sessions with community leaders in San Francisco, New York, and Chicago. Special thanks to the Ford Foundation, the Alphawood Foundation, and the MacArthur Foundation for making these sessions possible. The research is slated to be published in early 2020.

Historic Tax Credits Provide A new revitalization Prosperity through Reuse on the lessons learned in Louisville, where CLOCKWISE TOP, LEFT and innovative quantitative research by the New Funding for Rehab and Reuse plan preserves TO RIGHT: Revisions to Your support helped shift the momentum from the National Trust is partnering with philan- National Trust to outline a suite of changes, character and the Chicago building Recognizing that historic rehabilitation projects promotes growth for demolition to reuse in Chicago and Phila- thropist Christina Lee Brown to build a local code will ease the way for including the conversion of vacant lots to parks nearly double when effective state historic tax Miami’s vibrant Little delphia this year by laying the groundwork planning framework that supports preservation rehabilitation and reuse; and affordable housing, and amendments to the credits are in place, the National Trust and Havana neighborhood. for major changes in how both cities manage as a catalyst for health and economic vibrancy. Philadelphia’s historic building and zoning codes meant to encourage its partners and subsidiaries have helped to growth and development. National Trust rec- neighborhoods will equity and sustainability. More than 2,700 local establish effective tax credit programs in 37 benefit from a statewide ommendations informed Chicago’s adoption in Envisioning a Brighter Future residents provided input on the plan, which states over the past two decades. We continued for Little Havana historic tax credit April of a new building code—its first update extension passed this drew accolades from Miami Mayor Francis this work in 2019 with major wins in Cali- in 70 years—that will make it easier and faster A revitalization plan released in June by the year; Cultural influencers, Suarez and an award from the American Plan- fornia, Hawaii, and Pennsylvania, and we are to rehabilitate older buildings across the city. In National Trust and PlusUrbia Design har- elected officials, and ning Association. working to move the process forward in more Philadelphia, Mayor Jim Kenney’s Adminis- nessed grassroots support to create a roadmap distinguished thought than 18 states. Historic tax credit projects are leaders discussed tration began implementing zoning incentives for the people of Little Havana for a healthier, Cities, Civic Leadership, an important community revitalization tool, as the nexus between and Equitable Development in historic neighborhoods this fall, following more affordable, more sustainable future that preservation and more than 80 percent of all tax credit deals are the release in May of a series of preservation preserves the character and cultural heritage affordability at a Cultural New National Trust research developed this in low-income neighborhoods, and create pos- recommendations developed with leadership of their beloved neighborhood. Little Havana Preservation Leadership year aims to help Americans unlock the poten- itive outcomes for residents by generating jobs, from the National Trust. Both successes build Me Importa combines policy recommendations Summit in New York. tial of historic places to create more equitable public services, and affordable housing. 26 27 america the beautiful build stronger communities

Recognizing that America’s building support with large more than 100,000 historic capital grants, administered houses of worship play an by the National Trust, that essential role in shaping help congregations tackle the cultural fabric of our deferred maintenance needs communities, the Lilly and expand their capacity to Endowment has provided promote health and vitality in more than $22 million since their communities through a 2016 to help congregations variety of social services, from steward and restore their soup kitchens to after-school historic buildings. programs to voter facilities.

Lilly’s generosity created the More than 400 congregations National Fund for Sacred have applied for grants Places, a collaboration through the program, which between the National is on track to help restore and Trust and the nonprofit improve 50 sacred places Partners for Sacred Places, across the country by 2021, which puts a powerful from the Civil Rights heritage suite of tools, training, and of Chicago’s Quinn Chapel resources into the hands to Trinity Episcopal Church of congregations that are (pictured), an architectural uniquely positioned to use wonder nestled in upstate these assets effectively. The South Carolina. Find out more program combines capacity- at fundforsacredplaces.org.

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Invest in the Future Together

PRESERVATION IS AT ITS BEST when it is a collaborative venture. Our successes are made possible by and shared with a wide range of partners—from the members of the National Preservation Partners Network and emerging preservation organizations to visionary public officials and policy makers, the committed volunteers and staff members at historic sites around the country, and above all, the American people. That’s why we are passionate about building a vigorous and growing community of champions for America’s historic places, and equipping them with the funding, ideas, networks, and inspiration they need to advocate successfully for our past. This year, we brought preservationists, artists, and activists together at PastForward (pictured) in Denver. We awarded a record $8 million in grants to save places, thanks to the generosity of America’s philanthropic community. And, together with our partners and subsidiaries at the National Trust Community Investment Corporation and Main Street America, we helped create new incentives to energize rehabilitation and reuse of historic buildings nationwide. Just as we have for seven decades, the National Trust stands with anyone who loves a place enough to try to save it. We honor you, America’s preservation heroes, and we thank you for the legacy of beauty, culture, and history you are creating. It is an honor to do this work with you. 30 with brotherhood31 america the beautiful invest in the future together

National Trust grant Main Street America 50 Years of Funding Preservation range from $2,500 to $250,000, and many Turning Over a New Leaf enable 185 transactions like this one with more funding has helped to has helped revitalize in Richmond preserve the cultural Your support made possible a remarkable require a match, leveraging an average of $11 more than 2,000 than $5.5 billion in development costs. resources of the Grand milestone this year: more than $50 million for every dollar awarded. historic downtowns A former Philip Morris stemmery and cigarette Preservationists Shift Canyon and nearly in grant funding awarded over the past 50 nationwide over plant in Richmond, Va., is poised to become a 8,000 other historic the past 40 years, the Paradigm at PastForward years to more than 5,000 organizations in Main Street Celebrates 40 Years place of hope and healing for people battling sites, projects, and of Revitalizing Downtowns including this programs over the past all 50 states. What began with five grants downtown in addiction and homelessness, thanks to financ- Inspiration was in the air at PastForward, America’s 50 years, investing totaling $4,100 in funding, awarded through Our colleagues at Main Street America cele- Wheeling, West ing and development partnerships facilitated premier preservation conference, convened by the more than $50 million the generosity of the Rockefeller Brothers brated four decades of community revitalization Virginia. by our for-profit subsidiary, the National Trust National Trust in Denver in October. Attendees in all 50 states. Fund (see page 16), has grown into the largest this year with a series of milestones, from a Community Investment Corporation (NTCIC). joined visionaries including the legendary real estate private preservation grantmaking program in record-breaking 1,826 main street advocates NTCIC partnered with SunTrust to invest $12 developer and preservationist Dana Crawford, the country. This year we awarded more than sharing ideas and energy at the Main Street Now million in New Markets Tax Credit allocation, American Indian activist Ada Deer, and musician 200 grants totaling a record $8.7 million to conference in Seattle to the announcement of plus another $4.1 million in federal Historic and community champion Dar Williams for three restore imperiled places, provide seed money the 100th Great American Main Street Award Tax Credits, into the adaptive reuse project, days of idea sharing, problem solving, and rela- for innovative projects, build the capacity of winners. The celebration continued in September undertaken by the non-profit organization tionship building. More than 70 sessions provided preservation organizations, and tell a fuller with the launch of a new façade improvement Congregations Around Richmond to Assure opportunities to delve into topics from women’s American story. All told, we manage more program for rural businesses, made possible with Shelter (CARITAS). The new space will enable history to community revitalization, while field stud- than 50 grant funds, which include both a $747,900 grant from the National Park Service. CARITAS to expand its programs, create as ies explored places like the picturesque mining town smaller-scale endowed funds donated by in- All told, Main Street America has supported the many as 57 new jobs—most of which will of Georgetown, LGBTQ sites in Capitol Hill, and dividuals and major granting programs made revitalization of more than 2,000 communities, be accessible to members of the surrounding adaptively reused former aviation sites. A highlight possible by corporate and foundation funders, spurring the reinvestment of close to $80 billion, low-income community—and launch a new re- of the conference was a rousing speech by Ruth including the American Express Foundation, the rehabilitation of nearly 285,000 buildings, covery program dedicated to supporting women. J. Abram, Lower East Side Tenement Museum the Lilly Endowment (see page 28), and the and creation of more than 640,000 jobs and Over the past 19 years, NTCIC has provided co-founder, who was awarded preservation’s highest Andrew W. Mellon Foundation. Grant sizes 140,000 new businesses. tax credit financing of more than $1.5 billion to honor, the Louise du Pont Crowinshield award. 32 33 america the beautiful invest in the future together

A true champion for the power particularly in the arena of of historic places to anchor our advocacy and public policy. communities, lift our sights, and inspire our future, Richard He is also celebrating Driehaus has committed more excellence through the than $30 million in support annual Richard H. Driehaus for the National Trust over Foundation National the past 30 years to save Preservation Awards, which America’s cultural heritage represent the highest national and empower the preservation recognition conferred on community. individual projects by the National Trust. Presented His generosity is helping annually at the PastForward to shape Chicago’s cultural conference, the awards landscape and build the provide a national platform to capacity of the preservation elevate innovative, impactful movement nationally, with preservation projects and investments in organization- the people who make them building, tools, and technology. happen. This year’s recipients Through a remarkable 20-year included Boston’s iconic commitment to the National Longfellow Bridge; Frank Lloyd Trust’s Richard and Julia Wright’s masterwork, Unity Moe Fund for Statewide and Temple (pictured) outside Local Partners, he is making it Chicago; and South Street possible for preservationists Landing, an adaptively reused across the country to pioneer power plant in Providence, new strategies and approaches, Rhode Island.

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We extend our deepest thanks to these individuals and institutions and to all our partners and supporters for their commitment to preserving the history, stories, and places that unite, inspire, and define us.

We are honored to recognize the generous individuals, foundations, and corporations whose support from July 1, 2018 through June 30, 2019 saved historic places nationwide.

2019 NEW COMMITMENTS Laurie M. Tisch Illumination Fund Ms. Agnes Gund Martha Nelson Ms. Marlene Hess $1,000,000+ Nancy Woodson Spire Foundation Barbara and Amos Hostetter American Express Foundation Mr. David Vogel Uihlein, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Malkin Bloomberg Philanthropies Anonymous (2) Stanley and Joanne Marder The Ford Foundation Ms. Jacqueline B. Mars Richard D. Green Estate $50,000–$99,999 Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Royce Mimi and Peter Haas Fund American Council of Learned Societies Charles and Geneva Thornton Ms. Marlene Hess S.D. Bechtel, Jr. Foundation Mr. Clayton Timmons* Barbara and Amos Hostetter The Honorable Martha Fuller Clark and Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Tudor, III Dr. Geoffrey E. Clark The JPB Foundation Mr. David Vogel Uihlein, Jr. Mr. Larry Gagosian William R. Kenan, Jr. Charitable Trust Candace King Weir Iron Mountain The Mars Family Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Robert Woodcock Jane & Jack Fitzpatrick Trust The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation Anonymous (2) Estate of David Rockefeller The J. M. Kaplan Fund, Inc. The Robert W. Wilson Charitable Trust The Lohengrin Foundation, Inc. $50,000–$99,999 Anonymous (1) National Endowment for the Arts Mr. Erik Owen Arneberg The Ralph M. Parsons Foumdation Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Bruckheimer $500,000–$999,999 San Francisco Heritage Mr. Lester G. Fant III* and Mrs. Susan Fund II Foundation Eleanor and Georges St. Laurent Braselton Fant Ms. Agnes Gund SONIC Corp. Mr. Larry Gagosian Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Kogod Mrs. Cyrus B. Sweet, III Martha Nelson Estate of Paul Mellon Anonymous (1) Richard and Nancy Nicholson National Endowment for the Humanities Phyllis and Peter Reed More than three decades of dedicated State Farm 2019 ANNUAL FUND GIFTS Eleanor and Georges St. Laurent advocacy paid off this year, with the final INDIVIDUAL PATRONS Mrs. Cyrus B. Sweet, III defeat of a freeway and tunnel project that $100,000–$499,999 would have displaced residents and destroyed Colorado State Historic Fund NATIONAL TRUST COUNCIL $100,000+ the character of an historic community in Delta Air Lines Mr. Richard H. Driehaus South Pasadena, California. Jessie Ball duPont Fund Mr. and Mrs. Joe Grills *deceased shining36 37 Strong public and private philanthropic support made america the beautiful donors possible a major landscape restoration at Lyndhurst, a National Trust Historic Site. Visitors can now experience the stunning Hudson River Valley landscape and ornamental gardens just as they were in the 19th century, complete with beautiful walking paths and natural refuges from the heat built in the landscape.

NATIONAL TRUST COUNCIL Julie Daniels and Tom West Mr. and Mrs. John McKinnon $25,000–$49,999 Ms. Mary Werner DeNadai, FAIA Mr. Richard Michaelson Mr. Sinclair B. Black, FAIA Ms. Beth Rudin DeWoody Mr. and Mrs. Marshall V. Miller Mrs. Jeannene T. Booher Mr. Jim Dicke Mr. and Mrs. F. Joseph Moravec Christina Lee Brown Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Bobbitt Dixon Mr. Douglas Moreland President George W. Bush and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Donnelley, II Joan Prusse and Robert E. Musgraves Mrs. Laura Bush Ms. Lisa Eccles Mr. John L. Nau, III Mr. Charles C. Butt Mr. John Edelman Mr. Martin L. J. Newman The Honorable Martha Fuller Clark and Dr. Geoffrey E. Clark Mrs. Ann Elliman Chris and Laurie Nielsen Mr. Jay Clemens and Dr. Carolyn Seen Mr. Christopher Elliman Mrs. Diane Williams Parker Ms. Barbara Cohen Ms. Elizabeth L. Elser Grant and Helen Parr Ms. Mary McDermott Cook Ms. Jennifer L. Emerson Mr. and Mrs. Hank Paulson Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence H. Curtis Mr. Fred Eychaner Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey R. Peltier Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Daniels Ms. Ruth Falkenberg Dave and Kay Phillips Mr. Damien Dwin Elinor K. Farquhar Ms. Susan D. Phipps Mr. and Mrs. Sheffield Hale Mr. Wayne L. Feakes Mary and Ross Read Mr. William B. Hart and Michael Fedele and Douglas Wurth Ms. Cynthia M. Reusche Ms. Constance Easton Mr. and Mrs. Robert Feidelson Mr. Edward Hart Rice Marilynn and John Hill Mr. and Mrs. Richard Finger Mr. Karl Riemer Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Hudson Mr. Ronald Lee Fleming Mrs. Louise C. Riemer Ms. Shelley Hoon Keith and Ms. Barbara Nitchie Fuldner Ms. Deborah Lehr and Mr. John F.W. Rogers Mr. John W. Keith Mr. Cary C. Fuller Ms. Margaret Russell Jonathan and Nancy Lee Kemper Mr. John Garniewski Alice and Bill Russell-Shapiro Mr. and Mrs. Scott Malkin Mr. and Mrs. Tony Gelderman, III Halle M. and Rick Sadle Liz and Jim Pickman Mr. Edward F. Gerber Meg Salyer Ellen C.L. Simmons Mr. and Mrs. H. Leland Getz Ms. Pamela Sanders Mr. G. Jackson Tankersley, Jr. and Mrs. Janet Goldman Roger and Vicki Sant Ms. Jennifer Evans Mr. and Mrs. W. Peter Grant Mrs. Linda Schapiro Mr. John G. Turner and Mr.* and Mrs. Richard Gray Mr. and Mrs. Richard G. Schneidman Mr. Jerry G. Fischer Ms. Janet K. Greene and Mrs. Eleanor Seaman Mr. Timothy P. Whalen Mr. Lawrence E. Chapman, III Lisa See and Richard Kendall Mr. Joseph Paul Gromacki $10,000–$24,999 Amanda E. Shore Mrs. Lori Efroymson Aguilera and Ms. Anne K. Groves Mrs. George A. Shutt Mr. Sergio Aguilera Mr. and Mrs. Graham Gund Mr. and Mrs. Henry T. M. Snee Mr. and Mrs. Frederick S. Andreae Mr. David Haas Mr. William Sofield Ms. Michele L. Ahwash Mrs. Penelope Coker Hall Ms. Jennifer P. Speers Mr. Paul Apollonio Ms. Alice Handy and Mr. Peter Stoudt Annie Gray Sprunt The Honorable and Mrs. Victor H. Ashe Ms. Jill B. Hartman Sabina and Harlan Stone Donna Attenborough and Mrs. Francis W. Hatch Camille Jones Strachan David Sanford in memory of their brother Mr. Edwin B. Hathaway Phyllis Taylor Paul W. Sanford Ms. Abbe A. Heller Ms. Stephanie L. Tichenor Ms. Elizabeth Ballantine and Mr. Maury A. Herman and Mr. Daniel K. Thorne Mr. Paul Leavitt Ms. Cristina L. Wysocki Mrs. Julia Uihlein Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Bass Mr. Henry V. Heuser, Jr. Ms. Kay Unger Mrs. Edith S. Bingham Ms. Lee M. Huber Ms. Rose Uniacke Mrs. Duncan Boeckman Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Huss Ms. Edwina Von Gal Minnette & Peter Boesel Mr. Bobby E. Jelks James and Stephanie Vaughn Mr. David Bonderman Dr. Ann L. Johnson and Suzanne Deal Booth Mr. Charles Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Wallace Carolyn Schwenker Brody Mr. and Mrs. Peter R. Kellogg Dr. Lucy R. Waletzky Mr. and Mrs.* Jackson D. Brown Mr. Thomas S. Kenan, III Mrs. Alston Watt Mr. and Mrs. Jay Bryan Mr. Reed Krakoff Mrs. Geraldine Warner Mr.* and Mrs. John H. Bryan, Jr. Mr. Henry M. Lambert and Ms. Virginia A. Weil Mr. and Mrs. John H. Bryan, III Mr. Carey Bond, LABO Charitable Fund Mr. and Mrs. Gregory A. Werkheiser Mr. Joseph M. Bryan, Jr. David S. Leinbach Ms. Anne Wright Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Randy D. Bryant Susan E. Lynch Mr. Robert N. Wilson Reverend and Mrs. C. Frederick Buechner Mr. Fernando Lloveras-San Miguel Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Zimmerman Mr. and Mrs. Duane L. Burnham Hank & Diane Louis Ms. Sara Zumwalt Mr. and Mrs. John E. Butler Mr. and Mrs. C.H. Randolph Lyon Anonymous (4) Mr. and Mrs. Colin G. Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Bruce H. MacLeod Mr. Tony Maddalena CHAIRMAN’S CIRCLE John and Frances Clausen $5,000–$9,999 Susan Magrino Dunning Mr. and Mrs. Christopher A. Cole Ms. Sue Anschutz-Rodgers Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Malone Mr. and Mrs. Eric R. Colson Ms. Laura Barker Mr. and Mrs. M. Holt Massey Peter and Mary Conway Scott and Meredith Belford Mr. and Mrs. James W. Crownover Ms. Marcia V. Mayo Mr. and Mrs. Stephen McAvoy Mr. and Mrs. Frank Arthur Daniels, Jr. *deceased 38 39 america the beautiful donors

CHAIRMAN’S CIRCLE Mr. David R. Stevens Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Hopper Ms. Virginia H. Smith Kelly Bronfman and Samuel Bronfman Mr. Jeffrey Dennis $5,000–$9,999, continued Ms. Pamela Stone Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Hunter Mr. Gary Steffy Mrs. Martha Brown Mr. C. H. Depew Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Birch Mr. and Mrs. Antoine van Agtmael Ms. Martha R. Ingram Lucia Steinhilber Mr. Richard Brown Mr. Robert L. DeSilets Mr. C. Richard J. Brose Dr. and Mrs. Anthony R. Volpe Ms. Harriet Karkut Mrs. Glenna Stewart Mrs. Yvonne S. Brown Mark and Perry Devaney Mr. Harry Burn, III Mr. Craig Williams Mr. and Mrs. Lee Keenan Mrs. Frances H. Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Jacob F. Bryan, IV Mr. Barry Dexter Mr. and Mrs. Peter Christensen Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Williams Mr. Vance Kelley Mr. Jack Taylor Mr. David Buergler and Ms. Rona Sandler Mrs. Sheila Wyckoff-Dickey and Mr. Douglas Dunn and Mr. and Mrs. Peter H. S. Wood Mr. and Mrs. Keith L. Knowlton Mr. Stephen R. Tilly Mrs. Richard I. Burnham Mr. Charley Dickey Mrs. Donna A. Gaab William A. West Mr. and Mrs. Steven H. Koehler Ms. Jo Ann Tredennick Mr. and Mrs. Larry E. Burgess Mr. Joel Diemer Mrs. Selma N. Duvick Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kugeler Ms. Laura Anne Turner Mrs. Elizabeth Burr Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. DiRienz Mr. and Mrs. Staffan Encrantz Carlen and Guy Leeser Mr. Stanley R. Unger and Mrs. Christine Bushman Diane Discenza Ms. Marcia Erickson-Boate PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE Mr. Edward A. Lesser Ms. Diana J. Thorson Mr. Kurt H. Bussmann Mr. John Doerr Dr. Jean Follett, PHD $2,500–$4,999 Janice and Gary Long Mr. Richard D. Urell Ms. Carol A. Butler Mr. Bill Dolby and Nyna Dolby Marjorie Greene Mr. and Mrs. George Anderson Ms. Ann Lowry and Mr. John Perez Barbara C. Van Dusen Family Fund Mr. Samuel Butler Mr. and Mrs. James Donnell Mr. and Mrs. Gunnar Gudmundson Mr. Edward C. Arbuckle Michael L. and Susan Moyle Lynch Ms. Edwina Von Gal Mr. Richard T. Button Ms. Brenda Donnelly Mr. James Hayes and Ms. Catherine Keig Dr. and Mrs. Andrew T. Barfknecht Mr. and Mrs. John Manley Ms. Jeannette Wallschlaeger Mr. and Mrs. Buxton Ms. Moira Donnelly Ms. Kimberly M. Hughes Mr. David W. Baum and Ms. Lucia Kellar Mr. and Mrs. Arthur McMurdie Mr. Gregory J. Werden Mr. and Mrs. F. Colin Cabot Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Donovan Ms. Nancy Ann Hunt William J. and Claire W. Bogaard Mr. John C. Meditz Mr. David Wessel Mr. Stephen Callcott and Mr. Clifford Douglas Dooley and Diane Beck Mr. Joseph Kurth Lawrence Brackett Ms. Elizabeth Merritt Mr. David Wollenberg William Hopkins Mr. and Mrs. P. Steven Dopp Mr. Jonathan Lehman and Candice and David Brown Charles Zegar and Merryl Snow Zegar James Camp and Elizabeth J. Patrick Mr. Frank Dowding Mr. Zachary Huelsing Mr. Oren Michels Ms. M. Rebecca Carr Mr. and Mrs. John Zutter Mr. Ken Caneva Ms. Anne Down Amanda Martocchio Ms. Nancy Neal Casa Del Herrero Mrs. Dorothy L. Nieweg Ms. Jamie Caren Mrs. Julia Downes Ms. Josephine Merck $1,000–$2,499 Mrs. Alison Cotter Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Nolan Mr. and Mrs. Brian Carr Ellen Drew Mr. and Mrs. Walter Montgomery Mr. James Abbott and Mr. David Caulkins Captain and Mrs. Thomas E. Carroll Ms. Tyla Druilhet Mr. Timothy M. Muller Ms. Maeve O’Dea Ms. Debby Vander Woude Dan and Mickii Chapin Ms. Karen Carson Mr. Douglas D. Drysdale and Ms. Melissa Osterwind Ms. Lida Orzeck Mr. Kenneth G. Abele Ms. Susan E. Chapman-Hughes and Mrs. Jean Case and Mr. Steve Case Ms. Elaine M. Hadden Mr. James Panichella Mr. and Mrs. Jon Oscher Mrs. Elizabeth Ann Abruzese-Mason Mr. Christopher Hughes Ms. Adele Chatfield-Taylor and Mrs. Catherine W. Dukehart Mr. John J. Padley, Jr. Earl and Joan Adam Beth Pascal and Allison Javitch Mrs. Gayle T. Cook Mr. John Guare Mr. James D. Dunning, Jr. Mr. David S. Parker Mr. Gerald W. Adelmann Mrs. James A. Rawley Mr. David E. Cooper R. R. Chew Ms. Michelle Ann Duralia Mrs. Mary Bryan Perkins Ms. Lucy B. Alexander Mr. Todd Rechler Mr. Daniel P. Corrigan Mrs. Christine Chickering Donald and Nancy Dwight Mr. and Mrs. Michael Perry Mr. Neal M. Allen Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan F.P. Rose Ms. Sharon Coughlin Mr. and Mrs. Peter A. Christie Mr. Paul W. Edmondson Ms. Linda Rahm-Crites Mrs. Tabitha Almquist and Mr. John S. Rozos Mr. and Mrs. J. Taylor Crandall Ms. Barbara Clayton Mr. Joel S. Ehrenkranz Mr. and Mrs. Ralph M. Reahard, III Mr. Kristopher Simpson Ms. Susan M. Ryan Mr. and Mrs. Don DeFever Mr. Richard Cleva Mr. Martin Elias Mr. and Mrs. George Records Mr. Paul B. Althouse Ms. Marna Schulz Mr. George Ferris Joshua Cohen Mr. Thomas B. Engstrand Dr. and Mrs. James S. Reibel Mr. James L. Anderson, Jr. Mr. David W. Seltzer Dr. and Mrs. Oscar P. Fitzgerald Ms. Linda Cohen Mr. and Mrs. Elton D. Epley Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ronus Mr. and Mrs. Robert Anderson Mr. Thomas H. Shafer and Ms. Elizabeth Frank Mr. John M. Coil Mr. and Mrs. Christian P. Erdman Ms. Melody Gaston Ms. Patricia P. Sands Mr. Eugene Oliver Arner Ms. Kristin Gamble Mr. John Y. Cole, Jr. Mrs. Luise M. Erdmann Ms. Lizbeth Shearer Ms. Elizabeth Shattuck Ms. Mary G. Arnold Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Harvey Mr. and Mrs. Wyatt Collins Mr. Dale J. Ernster Ms. Denise R. Sobel Mr. Robert J. Shusterman, Esq. Mrs. Ann Griffith Ash Mr. Richard Hay Mr. Bill Condon and Mr. Jack Morrissey Mr. and Mrs. David Esau Ms. Michelle Slater Ms. Kathleen Auda Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Conrow Dr. and Mrs. Ronald L. Eshleman Mr. Dominick Azzaro Mrs. Sam Cooke Ms. Jeanmarie Etchepare Mr. Charles L. Bain and Mrs. Diana Bain Mr. Charles Coolidge Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Evans Mrs. Janet W. Barnhill Ms. Barbara Coughlan Mr. Gregory Fancelli Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Bartlett, Jr. Mr. Christopher Cowie Mrs. H. Mortimer Favrot, Jr. 11 Most Saves Places Mrs. Joan L. Baxter Mr. Eugene L. Cox Mrs. B.J. Fawcett Bakir Begovic Over the past three decades, the National Trust’s annual listing of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore W. Craig Mrs. Sharon K. Fearey and Mr. and Mrs. Zohar Ben-Dov Ms. Elaine R. Crane Dr. Alan J. Fearey America’s 11 Most Endangered Historic Places has emerged as one Mr. and Mrs. Stan Ber Ms. Carole Crocker Mr. Roger Feinthel of the organization’s most powerful tools for mobilizing public Mr. George E. Berg Mr. Dennis W. Cross Dr. Kaywin Feldman support to save historic places: of the more than 300 irreplaceable Mr. Barry Bergdoll Mr. Bob Crossley and Mrs. Pat Crossley Lucia and Bruce Field Mr. Walter B. Bergmann, II sites listed through the years, less than 5 percent have been lost. Mr. and Mrs. Courtney C. Crouch, Jr. Mr. Nicholas Fintzelberg, Ph.D. Mrs. Lila Berle Mrs. Constance A. Curran Mrs. Christine Fisher and This year’s list was no exception. More than 5,000 people took Ms. Lorraine W. Besch Mr. Oscar Goldfarb Mrs. Carolyn Daley action to help preserve the remarkable range of places and stories Mr. Donald A. Best Mrs. Emily Fisher Mr. Mark Dalton Mr. John L. Beatty Jim Fisher and Betsy F. Fisher represented on the list. That outpouring of support generated Mr. Brandon Blake Danford The Honorable and Mrs. Jeff Bingaman Mrs. Francoise Fleishhacker immediate momentum at several sites, most significantly Dallas’ Mrs. Charles W. Daniel Mrs. George P. Bissell, Jr. Ms. Susan F. Fleming Tenth Street Historic District, where the city council quickly Mary E. Darmstaetter Ms. Victoria Black Mr. Brian Floca Mrs. Leonore Daschbach and unanimously passed a resolution temporarily halting the Ms. Rosalie Bloom-Brooks Ms. Rebecca L. Fonner Mr. Phillip O. Davis rash of demolitions threatening the future of this rare remaining Ms. Suzanne Blue Mr. Mark M. Foster and Mr. Robert A. Davis and Mrs. Nancy K. Foster freedman’s town, which was first settled after the Civil War. Dr. Elizabeth Bluhm Ms. Barbara C. Davis Mr. and Mrs. Michael M. Fowler Mr. Thomas Boccia Mr. James M. Day From the Antietam Battlefield to California’s Angel Island Ms. Eleanor J. Fox Mr. Gary Borger Ms. Lauren Day Mr. Raymond Fredette Immigration Station to the ancient petroglyphs of Utah’s Nine Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Brady Ms. J. Blair Dean and Mr. Robert D. Cooter Mr. and Mrs. Richard Freedman Mile Canyon, some of our most treasured American places have Ms. Frances Brawley Foster Ms. Barbara Deisroth Mr. Robert E. Frey benefited from inclusion on the list over the years. Find out more Mr. David W. Briggs Mr. David DeMarco Mr. William Bristor, Jr. at SavingPlaces.org/11Most. Mr. and Mrs. David Dempsey *deceased 40 41 america the beautiful donors

PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE Ms. Victoria L. Herring Ms. Jean A. Morrison $1,000–$2,499, continued Mr. Thomas Hesselbrock Dr. Susan Koch Mr. and Mrs. Ford & Ann C. Frick Ms. Margaret Hight Gabia Konce Mr. Louis Frizzell Dr. Barbara P. Hildreth Mr. Stephen Kramer Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Fromboluti Ms. Isabel Hill Mr. Franklyn A. Kraus Mr. and Mrs. Tom Fulghum Mr. Arthur Hilsinger and Ms. Elizabeth Krentzman Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Fulham, Jr. Ms. Barbara J. Janson Ms. Iris J. Krieg Ms. Mary Isabelle Gallo Fred and Mary Buford Hitz Mrs. Wendy Kulberg Miss Ann Galvin Nancy and Jerre Hitz Mr. William L. Kundert Betsy Gates Mr. Gary R. Hobin Ms. Anne C. Kushwaha Ms. Donetta George Alan Hoefer Ms. Marilyn L. Ladner Mr. Scott S. Gerloff Miss Frances Holladay Mr. Robb Lady and Mr. Thomas A. Tarnowski Mrs. George C. Gibson Mrs. Linda W. Hollis and Mrs. Joan F. Lane Mr. Warren Hollis Mr. and Mrs. Ed Gillum Mrs. Anthony Lapham Mrs. Theodora W. Hooton Mr. Raymond Gilmartin and Mr. Randall Laroche Mrs. Gladys Gilmartin The Horchow Family Mr. James D. Laur Mr. Jim Goldschmidt Ms. Louise R. Horn Mr. Roy Leatherberry, IV Ms. Nancy Golly Mrs. Herbert Houghton Mr. and Mrs. David S. Lee Mrs. John Gordon Mr. William Housum, Jr. Ms. Margaret H. Lee Mr. Randall Gordon and Mr. John S. Howe, Jr. Ms. Rebecca Levack Mrs. Barbara J. L. Gordon Mr. John A. Hoyda Mr. Dennis Lewis Joy and Francis Goudie Lily Rice Hsia Mr. Robert Goulart Mr. Jeffrey M. Lewis-Oakes and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hudgens Mrs. Nicole Lewis-Oakes Ms. Melanie Grant Ms. Carolyn Huebner Ms. Jane S. Link Mr. Patrick Grant Mr. Richard F. Hull Ms. Patricia H. Linton Ms. Carol L. Grassi Zachary Hulsey and Elizabeth S. Hulsey Mr. and Mrs. William E. Little, Jr. Susan Grau Mr. Deke Hunter, Jr. Amanda and Barney Loehnis Jeffrey and Linda Graubart Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hyatt Ms. Debbie Long Dr. and Mrs. Frank R. Greer Mr. and Mrs. A. Igleheart David Low and Dominique Lahaussois Deborah Griffith Carole and Joseph Innes Mrs. Catherine Ludden Louise B. Griffiths Mrs. Barbara Israel Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey H. Lynford Mrs. Linda S. Grignolo and Mrs. Jacque Jarve and Mr. John Jarve Dr. Alberto Grignolo Mr. Charles A. Lynn Ms Marisa Jensen Mr. Eric Groft Dr. Jacqueline M. Lyon Mrs. Lynne Johnson Mr. Peter Groom Ms. Marjorie E. MacLachlan Ms. Sara Jane Johnson Ms. Ruth Ann Groves Ms. Barbara MacLeod Mr. and Mrs. Willis G. Johnson Mr. Karl Gurcke Mr. and Mrs. David C. MacNamee Mr. Joseph Johnston Ms. Diana Hadley Ms. Anne W.S. MacNeil Miss Mary Ellen Johnston Mr. Robert S. Hagge, Jr. Ms. Margaret W. Madding Julia Franklin Jones Ms. Nicole Alfandre Halbreiner Mrs. Susan Mahoney Mr. and Mrs. Larry L. Jones Mr. Peyton Hall Gretchen Mair and Carolyn Harnish Ms. Lucy R. Jones Mrs. Claire Hallock Ms. Janice Manzi Jack Jorgenson and Sallie D. Jorgenson Ms. Lisa Halmi Ms. Marietta A. Marchitelli Mr. and Mrs. Peter H. Jost Dr. David Halstead Ms. Phyllis M. Maritz Ms. Patricia L. Kahle Ms. Beverly L. Hamilton Marie Claire Marroum-Kardous, MD Mr. Loren D. Kaiser Mrs. Virginia Hammerness Mr. Douglas H. Marshall and Mr. George Kalogridis Mr. Kevin O’Connor Mr. and Mrs. Scott M. Hand Mr. Gene Kansas Mrs. Cathy Martin and Mr. Donald Martin Mr. and Mrs. Tom and Char Hand Ms. Elena Kaplan Mr. and Mrs. Isaiah Martin Mr. Geoffrey Handy Dr. Gary Karlowicz and Ms. Linda Martin and Mark Everett Ms. Ruth Ann Harnisch Dr. Karen Karlowicz Ms. TerryLynne Marx Mr. Jerry M. Harrington Mr. and Mrs. Ron Kaufman Mr. Byron E. Mason Ms. Elizabeth Edwards Harris Mr. and Mrs. Jerold S. Kayden Ms. Debby Dale Mason Mrs. Martha Harris Mr. William R. Keane Dr. and Mrs. Douglas R. Maxwell Mr. David Harrison Mr. Alexander Keeler Mrs. Jan Mayer A $500,000 challenge grant from the Alice Mr. and Mrs. Richard K. Harsh Ms. Pauline Keinath Mr. Thompson M. Mayes Rosenwald Foundation made possible a $1 million Mr. Thornley A. Hart Mr. Edwin Kellam Mrs. Jordan P. McArthur and endowment to preserve the powerful legacy of Ms. Susan Hartley Arthur Gleckler Mr. James V. McArthur Rosenwald Schools, which brought hope and Mr. Gene Hassan Mr. Rodney Kemerer and Mr. Edwin McCarthy and educational opportunity to an entire generation of Ms. Donna J. Hassler Ms. Lindsay Doran Mrs. Susan Brewster African American children in the Jim Crow South. Ms. Louise L. Hayman Mr. Glenn Keyes, FAIA Mrs. J. Thomas McCarthy The National Trust is currently working with the Mr. John Heist and Mr. Michael Neumann Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kibel Mrs. Tammy McClure National Parks Conservation Association and other Mr. Hanes A. Heller Mr. and Mrs. Kim and Patty Kimball Mr. T. McCormick parties to create the Julius Rosenwald and the Ms. Janet Ruth Heller Dr. Howard S. Kirshner and Mr. and Mrs. James R. McDonald, FAIA Mrs. Carol A. Kirshner Rosenwald Schools National Historical Park, which Mrs. June S. Hennage Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. McGee Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Knobler will be the first park unit honoring the legacy of a Mr. Neal B. Herman Ms. Nora M. McGowan Ms. Verna Knorr Jewish American. Ms. Toni Herrick Mr. Stevenson McIlvaine across Mr. Gregory L. Knott and *deceased 42 43 america the beautiful donors

PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE Jane Ondovcsik Ms. Joyce E. Scafe Ms. Elizabeth S. Thompson Ms. Barbara Morris Young The Wortham Foundation, Inc. $1,000–$2,499, continued Jonathan F. Orser Mr. L. Landon Scarlett Mr. and Mrs. John A. Thompson Howard A. Zar Wyeth Foundation for American Art Ms. Amy B. McIntosh and Mrs. Madelon Palma Mrs. Nancy B. Schlosser Ms. Joyce Thompson Anonymous (10) Anonymous Mr. Jeffrey Toobin Mr. Charles H. Parson, III Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Schmidt Mr. and Mrs. Steuart Thomsen Mr. Robert McIntyre Dr. Kathleen Parrott Mr. Theodore G. Schmidt, Jr. Mr. John E. Thron and FOUNDATION AND CORPORATE $10,000–$24,999 Ms. Marie McKellar Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Passarelli Mrs. Susan H. Schumann and Mrs. Anna Marie Thron DONORS Airstream, Inc. Ms. Karen L. McKinley and Mr. Price A. Patton Mr. Ford Schumann Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Tilghman, Jr. BB&T Mr. Russell Hibbard $1,000,000+ Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Pearson, Jr. Mr. Lawrence M. Schwab Mrs. Lillian Tomlinson Bobolink Foundation Rebecca McKinney American Express Foundation Ms. Nan Peletz Mr. and Mrs. George Secor Lisa Tough The Butler Family Foundation Mrs. Delos D. McKnight Bloomberg Philanthropies Ms. Cathy Pepe Mr. Gordon I. Segal and Mrs. Carole B. Segal Mr. Michael A. Tufo Marion Stedman Covington Foundation Mrs. Katharine McMillan Ford Foundation Mr. Gary G. Perkins Kristin and Richard Selvala Sheff and Debbie Tulp Environmental Systems Research Institute Mr. and Mrs. John McMullan William R. Kenan, Jr. Charitable Trust Mr. and Mrs. Michael Perschbacher Ms. Sirely V. Shaldjian Mr. Jim Turnbull Esri Ms. Melissa McSwigan The JPB Foundation Mr. Geoffrey Peters Mr. James D. Sharp Dr. Jan Van Eys Gates Family Foundation Mr. Gregory Meisner and The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation The J. Paul Getty Trust Ms. Gretchen Preston Roland Petersen and Caryl R. Petersen Mrs. Nancy B. Shelton Mrs. Elinor Van Vooren and Mr. Marc Van Vooren Janet and Tony Goldman Family Mrs. Mary Melvin Kevin and Mendy Peterson Ms. Thea M. Sheridan Mr. Paul Vezolles $500,000–$999,999 Foundation Ms. Katherine P. Merrick Mr. and Mrs. Carl and Margaret Pfeiffer Mr. and Mrs. John Shyer Bob Vila Fund II Foundation Goodfellow Fund Mr. Robert Messerschmidt Jane and Michael Pharr Ms. Margaret C. Siber Dr. and Mrs. Anthony R. Volpe The Robert W. Wilson Charitable Trust The C and A Johnson Family Foundation Mr. Glenn A. Metzdorf Mr. Jason Pickard A. Boyd Simpson and Melody Mann Simpson Mr. Michael John Vonderheide State Farm David Woods Kemper Memorial Ms. Elizabeth A. Meyer and Miss J. C. Pifer Katie Simpson Ms. Esther Voorhees Foundation Mr. Frank Meyer Laura Pla $100,000–$499,999 Mr. and Mrs. George A. Sissel Dr. Donald J. Voorhies The Kinsman Foundation Lisa Miao and Wing H. Wong Mr. Jeffrey Poland Delta Air Lines Mrs. Kathy Skaperdas Ms. Pegeen Urvek and Ms. Peri Urvek The Lohengrin Foundation, Inc. Vincent L. Michael, PhD and Felicity Rich Mr. Michael Polemis and Jessie Ball duPont Fund M K Reichert Sternlicht Foundation Ms. Barbara Polemis Kimberly and Don Skelly Mr. James Brian Wagner Ronald Mickelsen Henry Luce Foundation Maryland Historical Trust Ms. Lynn Pollard Ms. Geri Skirkanich Ms. Lorraine Wahl Laura and Ed Midgley The Malkin Fund M. N. W. Perpetual Giving Fund Ms. Ellen Poss Ms. Katherine Ann Slick Mr. and Mrs. John W. Walden, Jr. Tim Gill and Scott Miller The Richard H. Driehaus Foundation James D. & Cathryn M. Moore Foundation Mrs. Virginia M. Miller Ms. Mary Carroll Potter Mr. Albert Small Ms. Maxine H. Wallin Nancy Woodson Spire Foundation Ms. Cindy Smith Ms. Martha S. Walton Arthur C. Nielsen, Jr. Family Mr. and Mrs. Clark Mleynek Mr. James Powell Williams Family Foundation of Georgia Charitable Trust Mr. Frank Smith Mr. Brad Warnecke Mr. and Mrs. Richard Moe Mr. Henry LeBaron Preston Eric P. and Evelyn E. Newman Foundation Ms. Doris Sosin Ms. Mary Warner $50,000–$99,999 Scott and Lynn Molitor Ms. Virginia Pusey Novogradac & Company LLP Ms. Lucinda Spaney Mr. William Bogar Washburn American Council of Learned Societies Ms. Donna Mollenhauer and Mr. Jacob Quick Overhills Foundation Mrs. Jennifer A. Stanley Carla Washinko and Deb Larkin S. D. Bechtel, Jr. Foundation Victoria Martin Mr. John Quie Owsley Brown Charitable Foundation Dr. Benjamin F. Speller, Jr. Mr. Theron P. Watson and Laurie M. Tisch Illumination Fund Ms. Jessine A. Monaghan Mr. and Mrs. Norman X. Raidl Page & Turnbull, Inc. Mr. Cyrus W. Spurlino and Mr. Henry Stembridge Iron Mountain Mrs. Trudy Moncrief Mr. and Mrs. Frank Randall Pheasant Hill Foundation Mrs. Joanne Spurlino Beth Wehrle The Jane & Jack Fitzpatrick Trust Mr. Guy E. and Mrs. Elizabeth S. Mr. Richard E. Ratliff The Neil and Anna Rasmussen Foundation Montgomery Mr. Timothy J. Stabosz Ms. Sharon M. Wehrle The J.M. Kaplan Fund Mr. and Mrs. Donald Resnick The Ratkovich Family Foundation Ms. Sarah Moor Mrs. Allen M. Stack Mrs. Jean M. Weis William T. Kemper Foundation— Mr. George K. Reynolds, III S5 Foundation Inc. Mrs. Allison Moore Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Steele Ms. Angela Weisskopf Commerce Bank Ms. Suzanne Rheinstein Robert A.M. Stern Architects, LLP Constance C. Moore Mr. Thomas Stegman and Mike and Etta West The Richard Nicholson Family Foundation Mr. David R. Richert Sheffield Harrold Charitable Trust Mr. Jack P. Morgan Mrs. Dee Stegman Mr. Brian Westphalen The Ralph M. Parsons Foundation Dr. and Mrs. Irwin Richman The Summerlee Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Morgan Ms. Florence Steinberger and Mr. Dave Westrick and San Francisco Planning Department Ms. Cynthia Rigatti and Mr. Brian Ashe Mr. Andrew J. Feiring TAWANI Foundation Ms. Carole Morgillo Mrs. Nanci Westrick Mrs. Jeanie Ritchie Mr. David Stenn Dr. Clifton R. White, Jr. $25,000–$49,999 The Donnelley Foundation Mrs. Maureen Morley and Ms. Marita Rivero Robert A. Perkins Mr. Gary L. Stenson Mr. and Mrs. W. Robert White Chapman Foundation Treanor Architects Mr. George O. Roberts Ms. Kelsey Morris Ms. Mary Ann Sternberg Mr. Stephen P. White Thomas Doud, Sr. and Anita M. Doud Unico, Inc. Mr. Larry Rockefeller Fund I of the Community Foundation for Ms. Jane Mosakowski Mr. David R. Stevens Ms. Deborah Whiteley Westchester Community Foundation, Mrs. Royal Kennedy Rodgers Monterey County Arnold E. and Olga C. Feldman Fund Dr. Judd Moul and Mrs. Ellen Mr. James Stevenson and Mrs. Mary Whitlock Ms. Josephine Merck Diageo (Seagram’s 7) Jablonski Moul Mr. William F. Roemer Ms. Sarah Whittemore Ms. Sheila Stevenson The Eugene McDermott Foundation $5,000–$9,999 Ms. Marisa Munoz Ms. Leslie Rogers Mr. Richard A. Whittow Mr. Hugh Stiel Elizabeth Taylor Fessenden Foundation Alexander Company Ms. Deirdre L. Murphy, PHD Ms. Susan Rolih Ms. Laura Will and Mr. Joseph Lipscomb Ms. Roberta Stohlman The Fondren Foundation Arches Project Ms. Elizabeth Murray Ms. Margaret Ann Ross Mr. David Williams Ms. Yvette Stokes Gerry Charitable Trust Alphawood Foundation Mr. Jonathan Murray and Mr. Harvey Reese Mr. Alan F. Rothschild, Jr., The Mildred Gertrude de G. Wilmers Miller Fort Foundation, Inc. Ms. Alexandra Storm Heller Foundation Appreciation of Earth and Animal Susan Myers and John Myers Ms. Diane B. Wilsey Foundation Mrs. Sarah A. Rowland Ms. Jane Stotts Hillsdale Fund Ms. Linda Nary Ms. Teresa G. Wilson The Benevity Community Impact Fund Dr. and Mrs. Clyde Roy Dr. Roger Stroud Merrill Lynch Mr. Charles Nelson Dr. Barbara C. Wingo Berkshire Taconic Community Mr. Adam S. Rubinson Mr. and Mrs. Eugene L. Surber Nelly’s Needlers Mr. David Netto Ms. Margaret C. Winters Foundation Ms. Ellen Ruina Mr. Joseph Sturkey Patten-Davis Foundation Mrs. Carolyn Newbern Dr. and Mrs. Raymond J. Wise BNSF Railway Company Ms. Patricia Ryan Mr. Ken Sumner James and Elizabeth Pickman Meg Nibbi Miss Lisa Witomski Foundation California Department of Parks and Mr. Frank Barlow Rynd Mrs. Lynn Tanguay Recreation Mr. Bradley Nicholson Mr. James Wohler San Francisco Heritage Ms. Carol S. Sakata, FAIA Mr. Aso Tavitian California Historical Society Dr. Pamela J. Nickless Mr. David Wood and Robert Silman Associates, Inc. Dr. Morgan T. Sammons and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tecco Ms. Nancy Judge M.D. California Office of Historic Preservation Mr. Erik Nicolaysen Mr. Danilo D. Decena SONIC Corp. Ms. Lois Teich Mr. David H. Woods Colorado Tour Line, LLC Ms. Josephine W. Nixon Mr. Frank S. Sampson South Side Community Arts Center Ms. Beth Lee Terry Ms. Nancy C. Woodward Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Ms. Nonna Noto Mrs. Merry Sanders Terra Foundation for American Art Ms. Amy K. Teso Ms. Patricia Woodworth Getty Ms. Marcelle Noyes Mr. Steve Santanello The Charles Evans Hughes Memorial Dr. William H. Theodore Tim and Janet Wuest Indow Windows Mrs. Jo Ellen Odom and Kobi Sarker Foundation Mr. William E. Odom Mr. James Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Gregory M. Yates Louise M. Flicker and Perry G. Flicker Mrs. Patricia J. Sawvel Winn Family Charitable Foundation Ms. Patricia Oliva Ms. Ann Thompson Mr. Jeff Yoder Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Jean A. Sayres World Monuments Fund Dr. William A. Olson *deceased 44 45 america the beautiful donors

FOUNDATION AND CORPORATE UBS Donor Advised Fund Mr. Richard C. Butler Mrs. Janice Farrar-Titus Ms. Karen I. Hollis Ms. Marcia V. Mayo DONORS University of Kentucky Dr. and Mrs. Robert Buttermark Mrs. Myrna L. Fawcett Lindsay and Candice Hooper Ms. Linda McCaig $5,000–$9,999, continued University of Oregon, Historic Mr. and Mrs. Colin G. Campbell Dr. and Mrs. J. Gunnar Fisher Mr. Neal Hornstein Dr. John M. McCoin Futurebel LLC Preservation Mr. and Mrs. Michael Caplin Dr. Timothy Flaherty Mrs. Marjorie Howard-Jones Ms. Jennifer McCoy Hines Interests Limited Partnership USC Master of Heritage Conservation Mr. Craig Carlisle Mrs. Virginia F. Fletcher Mr. Norman Hunt Ms. Dolores McDonagh and Mr. Jamie Karn IBM Corporation Matching Virginia Daughters of the American Grants Program Julia and Curtis J. Carpenter Mr. Charles Fountaine, III and Ms. Clarice Hunter Ms. Carol R. McGee Revolution Mrs. Natalie Simone-Fountaine The Nathan P. Jacobs Foundation Gene B. Carpenter Robert Hutchinson, MD and Dr. Terrance McGinnis Watling Foundation, Inc. Ms. Mary Jane Franklin Louise Hutchinson, MD The JEC Foundation Mrs. Ruth O. Carroll Mr. and Mrs. Andrew McGuire YourCause, LLC Ms. Diana Gardener Ms. E. Renee Ingram Low Road Foundation Capt. and Mrs. Thomas E. Carroll Mrs. Jan McIntire Von Doenhoff Deborah Gann Carstens Mr. H Lewis Garrett Mr. Janusz Janas Mrs. Patricia McKinney John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur LEGACY CIRCLE Foundation Dr. Richard Casteen Ms. Valerie J. Garrett Mrs. Barbara Worrell Jessup Ms. Sara McVicker Mr. Benjamin S. Abramson Mann Family Foundation Mr. Ronald Centanni Ms. Diane K. Gentry Ms. Mary E. Johnson Ms. Brenda Melstein Ms. Diana C. Abrashkin Marioff Hi-FOG Barbara Chambers Mr. Edward F. Gerber Ms. Thacis Johnson Ms. Katherine P. Merrick Earl and Joan Adam Marvin Windows and Doors Mr. Robert W. Chambers, Jr. Dr. Peter C. Gerdine Ms. Christine Jones Mr. James L. Meyer Ms. Cynthia S. Adamson and Richard Gibbons and Robert Ollis Mrs. Christine Jones John D. Meyer Michael Baker Mr. Edward Hernandez Ms. Adele Chatfield-Taylor and Mr. John Guare Mr. Hugh Gibson Mr. David Jones Mr. and Mrs. Howard E. Miller M.L.E. Foundation Mr. Gerald W. Adelmann Mr. Warren Fulton Chauncey Mr. Albert J. Goellner Phyllis F. Kadle Kim S. Mitchell Moncus Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. J. David Adler Ms. Carol J. Christian Ms. Mary Goetz Mr. Richard W. Foster Mr. Eduardo Mitrani Oceanic Heritage Foundation Mr. Michael L. Ainslie Mr. Jeffrey A. Clark Robert Gorden Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Keith III Mr. Louis Mittelman, Jr. Phillips66 Mr. Daniel L. Allen Mr. and Mrs. Louis M. Clark Dr. Jon Graff Mrs. Louise Elworth Kent Ms. Pauline M. Monz Renaissance Foundation Mrs. Marion M. Almy John and Frances Clausen Mr. and Mrs. W. Peter Grant Dr. and Mrs. Henry T. Keutmann Mr. Thomas J. Mooney Rolander Family Foundation William A. Andersen, MD Mr. Greg A. Coble Mr. H. Carlyle Gravely, III William and Gretchen Kimball Fund Ms. Mary K. Mooney-Myers Sibley-Saltonstall Charitable Foundation Mr. and Mrs. E. Alan Anstine Ms. Polin Cohanne Ms. Pria Graves and Mr. George Koerner Mr. Edward L. King Mr. Charles T. Moore Mr. Paul R. Antsen $2,500–$4,999 Ms. Linda Cohen Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Gray Mrs. Mary Kingsbery Constance C. Moore Mr. Joel Ashley Allegrone Companies Mr. and Mrs. James L. Coker Dr. Sheila Hafter Gray, MD Mr. James Wesley Kinnear III Jay Whitaker Moore Dorothea E. de Zafra Atwell America’s Charities PG: Gerald and Ann Cole Mr. and Mrs. William A. Gray, Jr. Prof. Carl H. Klaus Mr. William A. Mowson Ms. Stacy Baker and Mr. Brian Niemiec Anderson Hallas Architects, PC Mr.* and Mrs. Arthur J. Collias Drs. Norman C. and Gilda M. Greenberg Mr. Joseph J. Klein Dr. and Mrs. H. Nicholas Muller III Mr. and Dr. Theodore G. Baldyga Artrider Productions, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Condon Ms. Phyllis W. Greene Mr. Richard Klimoski Alden and Jane Munson Susan Ball Bankwell Financial Ms. Carol E. Cook Ms. Meredith Gregg Mr. Harvey Klinger Mr. G. Davis Musser, II Ms. Maryann Balsamo Dillon Foundation Mrs. Sam Cooke Mr. John P. Griffith Ms. Lila Knight Ms. Nancy Neal Mr. Thomas L. Bantle Highland Street Foundation Miss Victoria R. Cordova Louise B. Griffiths Ms. Verna Knorr Judy Helen Nelson Ms. Judy Basso Innerglass Window Systems LLC Mr. Paul Costo Mr. and Mrs. Joe Grills Mr. and Mrs. Karl A. Komatsu, AIA Ken and Anita Nelson Ms. Barbara D. Bates J.P. Morgan Chase Joan Prichard Cudhea Mrs. Josephine Griswold Mr. Gary Kozel Mrs. Sarah Newbold Jones Mr. Raoul G. Baumel KLM Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Ingersoll Cunningham Ms. Patricia A. Grove Edgar Krattli Wendy Nicholas-Dorsey William Conant Baxter The Mayo Charitable Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Jerome J. Cunningham Dr. Sigurd B. Gundersen, Jr. Mr. Kevin Krulewitch and Cheri and Mark Nichols Ms. Lisa E.W. Bayliff Ms. Rosanne Ammirati The Metropolitan Club Preservation Mr. Gregory H. Curney Ms. Susan Gutchess and Ms. Helen Ingalls Mr. and Mrs. Frank N. Norris, Jr. Foundation Mr. Chester L. Behnke Ms. Catherine Ladnier Ms. Lynne Cutler Mr. Allen Hagenbaugh Mr. Edward M. Norton Mildred V. Horn Foundation Ms. Julie A. Behounek Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Lane Mr. Ronald Daniel and Ms. Lise Scott Mr. P. James Hahn Mrs. Virginia S. Norton Network For Good Mr. George E. Berg Ms. Martha R. Lanigan Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Daniels Dr. Joseph Shook Hall and Mr. Bob C. Smith Dr. Harold Oaklander Abby and George O’Neill Trust Mr. Harvey L. Beyer, III Dr. Jeffrey Lant Mr. Jud Davidson Mr. Dennis Hamann Mr. Marty Ocinga The Garden Club of Irvington-on-Hudson Rick and Dr. Julie Biggerstaff Mr. Brent Laswell Deborah Davis Miss Laura L. Hansen Mr. and Mrs. Donald A. Ocker William and Karen Tell Foundation Mrs. Edith S. Bingham David S. Leinbach Dr. and Mrs. Clyde Day Mr. Alan A. Harders Ms. Charlotte R. Odell Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Blacque Mr. and Mrs. Michael C. Lennon Ms. Mary Werner DeNadai, FAIA Mrs. Elizabeth T. Hardwick and Maureen B. Ogden $1,000–$2,499 Ms. Bethany A. Blakey Mr. Ashley Hardwick Nancy B. Loeffler Mr. I.B. Dent John T. and Susan S. Omohundro The Adler Family Foundation Ms. Joyce Blum Ms. Jill B. Hartman Dr. and Mrs. William A. Long, Jr. Ms. Marybeth Dermody Jonathan F. Orser Becker and Becker Associates Inc Mr. John W. Bohannon Glen W. Harvey, III Ms. Kathleen Lordson and Mr. L. William Derrow Mr. Warren P. Padla Boettcher Foundation Mrs. Martha H. Boice Ms. Susan M. Haswell Mr. Michael G. Lordson Charles T. DeWoody Luther Peacock The Corwith Fund Ms. Betsy B. Boles Ms. Kathleen Hatch Mr. and Mrs. Scott F. Lovejoy Dr. J. Robert Di Fulgo Mr. James Pelphrey Robert R. and Gay C. Cull Family Ms. Cynthia A. Bond Ms. Joanne Rae Hatfield Miss Judith A. Luttrell Foundation Mr. Joseph M. Di Nallo Nancy Lee Penn Ms. Barbara Bosch and Mr. Mark Ringer Ms. Sue Hatfield-Green Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey H. Lynford The Daniel Foundation of Alabama Dr. James E. Dice Carolyn R. Pflug Brad S. Bowden Mr. James Hayes and Ms. Catherine Keig Valerie Lyons The Dickson Foundation, Inc. Mrs. Page M. Dickson Benjamin M. Plotkin Mr. Alan S. Boyd Ms. Deborah I. Haynes Mr. Norman MacArthur GE Foundation Mr. and Mrs. James DiLorenzo Ms. Susan E. Porter and Mr. Howard Snyder Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bramlett Ms. Abbe A. Heller Mrs. C. MacDonald Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Bobbitt Dixon Mr. Christopher A. Potter and Dr. Greater Washington Community Ms. Katherine A. Breen Mr. Damian T. Macey Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Peter Doolittle Jon Helmrich and Stephen Mottram Kathleen O. Potter Mr. Robert Brokl and Mr. Alfred Crofts Mr. and Mrs. David C. MacNamee Hermes of Paris, Inc. Ms. Joyce Adele Dow Ms. Lorna J. Henderson Louise Bryant Potter Ned Brokloff Ms. Margaret A. Malarkey Johns Hopkins University, Cultural Ms. Claudia L. Drake Mary D. Herberich Mr. George Powers, ASID Mr. and Mrs. James E. Brown, III Mr. and Mrs. Peter L. Malkin Heritage Management Mrs. Frances M. Dulaney Mr. Neal B. Herman Mr. Philip Preston Mr. James R. Brown Ms. Lynne Manring Kärcher North America, Inc. Ms. Pamela T. Duncan Mr. Hansel E. Hernandez Dr. and Mrs. William David Price Mrs. Martha Brown Mr. Joe R. Marlin Francis Marion Hotel Susan Guthrie Dunham Mr. Richard Herold and Mr. Dale Matlock Dr. Alexandra Radbil and Mr. William J. Bryan Mr. Ross Paul Marshall Moore Iacofano Goltsman, Inc. Ms. Ann Dupuy Albert P. Hinckley, Jr. Mr. Stephen Fitzpatrick Mr. Charles Bryant Ms. Susan E. Marshall Nejaime’s Stockbridge Wine Cellar David Andrew Eckles Ms. Pamela E. Hirschfeld Dr. Cheryl Reichert Mrs. Lou Bryant Mr. T. A. Mashburn, Jr. Pam Lewis Foundation Dr. Harriet Egertson Ms. Margaret Hodges William and Barbara Rendahl Mrs. Edward Wheeler Mr. Byron E. Mason Perkins Charitable Foundation Ms. Carolyn A. Eldred Mrs. Sally G. Hoffman Ms. Marya Repko Douglas Burch James and Sydney Massee Robert W. Baird and Company, Inc. Mr. John Elverum Mr. James L. Holland and Ms. Kim Brink Mrs. Martha Richards Valciukas Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Burke Mr. Rodger M. Massey Sullivan Family Foundation Ms. Margaret L. Falk Mr. Richard L. Holland Ms. Jean Busboso Mr. Daniel W. Mattausch The Winston-Salem Foundation Elinor K. Farquhar Dr. Ann Hollick *deceased 46 47 america the beautiful donors

LEGACY CIRCLE, continued Ms. Deidre K. Stowell and Lauretta W. Cipra Mr. and Mrs. Philip A. Richardson Mr. William Stowell Howard Cobry Ms. Judy Rinker Camille Jones Strachan Mildred Colodny Dr. Wallace P. Ritchie, Jr. Mr. Malcolm Strachan, Sr. Basil Merle Debuskey Helen P. Rogers Lauren Swanson Paula C. Dotson Mr. John H. Rogers Ms. Rita A. Swensson Sabine Drury Unitrust James and Elizabeth Roghair Ms. Edith Sydney Robert Thomas Leonard Fund Mr. Alan M. Rohanna Ralph Tamper Ralph H. and Rose Mary Goerke Ms. Carla Rosati Mrs. Frances H. Taylor Sandra Gorman Ms. Anne Rosenthal Mr. and Mrs. Jeremy Tennenbaum Henry Gottstein Mr. Jay A. Rothenberger Ms. Beth Lee Terry W. Howard Gramenstetter Mr. Eric Rousseau Mr. and Mrs. John A. Thompson Robert D. Hanson Fund Mr. Frank A. Rozzo Dick and Mary Thompson Dorothy M.M. Kersten Trust Ms. Cynthia Rufty Mr. and Mrs. J. Gwynne Thorsen Eve Kilger Mr. John Mosby Russell Dr. Sue Tolleson-Rinehart Charles E. Lindblom Mr. Michael J. Rutigliano, III Mrs. Lillian Tomlinson Stanley C. Lipton Meg Salyer Ms. Kay A. Tornborg Catherine Lynch Dr. Morgan T. Sammons and Mr. Danilo Mr. John G. Turner and Edwin Malloy, Jr. Charitable Lead Trust Mr. Jerry G. Fischer D. Decena Curt and Betty Matyas Trust Mrs. Suzanne W. Turner Mrs. Merry Sanders Constance A. McCollough Ms. Janet Vaughan Ms. Lita Sandy Marjorie D. Moerschner Ms. Darlene Velicki Mr. and Mrs. John T. Santa David Rockefeller, Sr. Mr. James Villaume Mr. Tom Scatizzi and Mrs. Elaine Scatizzi Constance M. Ruben Revocable Trust Mr. Richard Vogt Ms. Katherine B. Schenck Fay Russell Sellers Dr. Donald J. Voorhies Miss Rena W. Schilsky Millicent R. Stoltz Bruce Wachsmuth Mr. Roger M. L. Schmitt Charles P. and Lucy Miller Sturges Trust Ms. Betty Wagner Ms. Judith Scholer Mr. Walter M. Swoope, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Wassel Mr. Edward Schroeder Henry K. Willard II Mrs. Janet R. Waterman Dr. Loretta D. Schuman Judith L. Wilson Ms. Mary Joan Weatherly Mr. and Mrs. George Secor Anonymous (2) Mr. Donald J. Seifert Mr. George K. Weaver Herbert and Lorraine Weier Mr. Thomas W. Seiler and IN-KIND DONATIONS Dr. Jonathan G. Tubman Ms. Ann K. Weigand Bang & Olufsen Mr. Richard A. Selack Mr. Donald Weinbaum Bal Harbour Magazine Ms. Yvonne Shafer Chamberlain Mr. Adam J. Weisler Benjamin Moore & Co. The Honorable Randall T. Shepard and Ms. Angela C. Weisskopf BLDGEQTY, LLC Amy W. MacDonell Mr. Richard Walsh and Mr. and Mrs. Martin E. Shepherd Ms. Barbara J. Welsch Eli Wilner & Company Mr. John M. Sherman Mrs. Carolyn May West Fog Hill & Co., Inc. Mr. Harry Sholk Ms. Dana White Google AdWords Ms. Barbara G. Sidway Mrs. Diane White Heritage Landscapes, LLC Mr. Philip A. Siebert Mr. and Mrs. Frank R. White, Jr. Kramer Tree Specialists Dr. Bernhard H. Singsen, MD Ms. Linda J. Whitehead Nelly’s Needlers Ms. Rebecca Skaggs Mr. David Whitescarver Room and Board Scott and Tammy Skinner Mr. Frederick A. Wilson, Jr. Robert Silman Associates Structural Engineers Ms. Mary C. Slemp Mrs. Marlene J. Winker Mr. William J. Small Mrs. Lee Winston-Wright SUPPORT FOR LEGAL ADVOCACY Mr. A. Roy Smith Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Robert Woodcock AND PRO BONO LEGAL Ms. Beverly A. Smith Ms. Catherine S. Woods REPRESENTATION Mr. James A. Smith Mr. and Mrs. David L. Woods Andrea C. Ferster, Esq., Washington, DC Diana Ellis Smith and Paul B. Smith Mr. and Mrs. George Wright, III Arnold & Porter, Washington, DC Mr. Tyler J. Smith Mr. Robert L. Wright Dentons, San Francisco, CA Mr. and Mrs. George W. Smyth, Jr. Mr. Jerry Wunderlich Earthjustice, Denver, CO Mrs. Joanne T. Snell Martha and Howard Zaritsky Foley Hoag LLP, Boston, MA Mr. Steven Sommers Anonymous (22) Hogan Lovells US LLP, Washington, DC Miss Diana M. Sowinski Institute for Public Representation, Roger and Linda Spencer BEQUESTS AND GIFTS Georgetown University Law School, Washington, DC The National Trust’s Historic Hotels of America Mrs. William M. Spencer III OF PROPERTY Eileen I. Alessandrini Jenner & Block, Chicago, IL program, which celebrated its 30th anniversary Mr. Steven St. Clair Edward R. Bagley Northwest Resource Law PLLC, this year, includes more than 300 iconic hotels Ms. Carole F. St. Mark Portland, OR Elizabeth G. Beinecke Charitable Unitrust nationwide. Many, including Michigan’s Grand Vickie L. Stauffer Southern Utah Wilderness Alliance, Salt Minor Lamphier Bishop Hotel on MacKinac Island, offer special rates for Ms. Meta Stavrand Lake City, UT John Baxter Black Trust National Trust supporters when booked through Mr. Bill Steiner Western Environmental Law Center, Charles H. Blake Charitable Trust Helena, MT and Eugene, OR HistoricHotels.org. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Stephanus Ms. Martha Roby Stephens Joyce A. Bough Mr. David R. Stevens Carolyn Byers 48 49 national treasures national trust historic sites

WEST Waikiki Natatorium War Clayborn Temple Village of Zoar ACOMA SKY CITY DRAYTON HALL LYNDHURST Memorial Memphis, Tennessee Zoar, Ohio Owned and operated by the Pueblo of Owned by the National Trust and Owned and operated by the Bears Ears Honolulu, Hawaii Acoma operated by Drayton Hall Preservation National Trust Colorado Plateau, Utah Delta Queen Washington National Trust White Grass Dude Ranch Chattanooga, Tennessee Cathedral Acoma, NM Tarrytown, NY Charleston, SC Bridges of Yosemite Valley Jackson Hole, Wyoming Washington, District acomaskycity.org lyndhurst.org Yosemite National Park, Fort Monroe of Columbia draytonhall.org California Willamette Falls Navigation Hampton, Virginia AFRICAN MEETING HOUSE BOSTON OATLANDS Canal and Locks Woodlawn AND ABIEL SMITH SCHOOL FARNSWORTH HOUSE Owned by the National Trust and Boggsville West Linn, Oregon Ghost Fleet of the Potomac Alexandria, Virginia Owned and operated by the Museum of Owned and operated operated by Oatlands, Inc. Mallows Bay, Maryland Las Animas, Colorado African American History by the National Trust Leesburg, VA Boston, MA Plano, IL Cape Flattery Lighthouse MIDWEST Happy Retreat NORTHEAST oatlands.org Tatoosh Island, Washington Charles Town, West Virginia maah.org farnsworthhouse.org Battle Mountain Sanitarium Chautauqua Amphitheater PRESIDENT LINCOLN’S COTTAGE Chimney Rock Hot Springs, South Dakota Heart of Louisville Chautauqua, New York AFRICAN MEETING HOUSE FILOLI Owned by the United States Armed Archuleta County, Colorado Louisville, Kentucky NANTUCKET AND BOSTON— Owned by the National Trust and Forces and operated by President Bdote Fort Snelling John and Alice Coltrane HIGGINBOTHAM HOUSE operated by the Filoli Center Lincoln’s Cottage at the Soldiers’ Home Fort Snelling, Minnesota Howard University’s Founders Cooper-Molera Adobe Home Owned and operated by the Museum of Woodside, CA Washington, DC Monterey, California Library Dix Hills, New York African American History Washington, District filoli.org lincolncottage.org Farnsworth House Nantucket, MA Corner of Haight and Ashbury Plano, Illinois of Columbia Federal Hall National San Francisco, California Memorial maah.org FRANK LLOYD WRIGHT’S POPE- THE SHADOWS House of Tomorrow James River New York, New York LEIGHEY HOUSE Owned and operated Far View Visitors Center Indiana Dunes National Park, Jamestown, Virginia BELLE GROVE Owned and operated by the by the National Trust Indiana First Baptist Church Mesa Verde National Park, Owned by the National Trust and National Trust New Iberia, LA Colorado Little Havana New Bedford, Massachusetts operated by Belle Grove, Inc. Miami, Florida Alexandria, VA shadowsontheteche.org Jefferson-Chalmers District Middletown, VA Grand Canyon Detroit, Michigan Hinchliffe Stadium woodlawnpopeleighey.org Grand Canyon, Arizona LULAC Clubhouse Paterson, New Jersey bellegrove.org THORNTON GARDENS Milwaukee VA Soldiers Home Houston, Texas THE GAYLORD BUILDING Owned by the National Trust Milwaukee, Wisconsin Historic Neighborhoods BRUCEMORE Great Bend of the Gila Owned by the National Trust and San Marino, CA Maricopa And Yuma Miami Marine Stadium of Philadelphia Owned by the National Trust and operated by the Gaylord Building Counties, Arizona Mitchell Park Domes Miami, Florida Philadelphia, Pennsylvania operated by Brucemore, Inc. Historic Site TOURO SYNAGOGUE Milwaukee, Wisconsin Cedar Rapids, IA Lockport, IL Haas-Lilienthal House Mississippi Delta National Joe Frazier’s Gym Owned by the Congregation Jeshuat San Francisco, California Prentice Women’s Hospital Heritage Area Philadelphia, Pennsylvania brucemore.org gaylordbuilding.org Israel and Shearith Israel and operated Chicago, Illinois Mississippi by the Touro Synagogue Foundation Historic Communities Lyndhurst CHESTERWOOD PHILIP JOHNSON’S GLASS HOUSE Newport, RI Pullman National Historic Morgan State University Tarrytown, New York of the 710 Owned and operated by the Owned and operated by the tourosynagogue.org Los Angeles, California District Baltimore, Maryland National Trust National Trust Chicago, Illinois Malcolm X—Ella Little-Collins Stockbridge, MA New Canaan, CT VILLA FINALE Historic Wintersburg National Mall Tidal Basin House Huntington Beach, California South Side Community Art Washington, District Boston, Massachusetts chesterwood.org theglasshouse.org Owned by the National Trust and Center of Columbia operated by Villa Finale Museum Mount Taylor Chicago, Illinois Nantucket Lightship CLIVEDEN HOTEL DE PARIS MUSEUM and Gardens Cibola County, New Mexico Nashville’s Music Row Boston, Massachusetts Owned by the National Trust and Owned and operated by the San Antonio, TX Theodore Roosevelt’s Elkhorn Nashville, Tennessee operated by Cliveden, Inc. National Society of the Colonial Dames villafinale.org Mountain View Officers’ Club Ranch The New York State Pavilion Philadelphia, PA of America in the State of Colorado at Fort Huachuca Medora, North Dakota Nina Simone Childhood Home Queens, New York, New York Georgetown, CO WOODLAWN Sierra Vista, Arizona Tryon, North Carolina cliveden.org The Palisades hoteldeparismuseum.org Owned and operated Painted Desert Community SOUTH Ocmulgee National Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey COOPER-MOLERA ADOBE by the National Trust Complex Monument Owned and operated by the JAMES MADISON’S MONTPELIER Alexandria, VA Macon, Georgia Pawtucket Dam Petrified Forest National Park, A.G. Gaston Motel National Trust Owned by the National Trust and woodlawnpopeleighey.org Arizona Birmingham, Alabama Lowell, Massachusetts operated by the Montpelier Foundation Pauli Murray House Monterey, CA Montpelier Station, VA WOODROW WILSON HOUSE Palace of the Governors African House at Melrose Durham, North Carolina Princeton Battlefield coopermolera.org Santa Fe, New Mexico Plantation Princeton, New Jersey montpelier.org Owned and operated Melrose, Louisiana Rio Vista Farm DAVID M. RUBENSTEIN NATIONAL by the National Trust Panama Hotel Socorro, Texas Scenic Landscapes of New CENTER FOR WHITE HOUSE HISTORY KYKUIT Washington, DC Hampshire AT DECATUR HOUSE Seattle, Washington Annapolis Owned by the National Trust and woodrowwilsonhouse.org Annapolis, Maryland Rosenwald Schools Statewide, New Hampshire Owned by the National Trust and operated by the Rockefeller Brothers Pond Farm South And Southwest operated by the White House Historical Fund Guerneville, California Antiguo Acueducto Del Villa Lewaro (Madam C. J. Association Shenandoah National Park The Pocantico Center Rio Piedras (San Juan Walker Estate) Washington, DC Southwest Museum Site Waterworks) Virginia Irvington, New York Tarrytown, NY Los Angeles, California San Juan, Puerto Rico decaturhouse.org hudsonvalley.org Shockoe Bottom Whitney Studio Tabor Opera House Ashley River Hsitoric District Richmond, Virginia New York, New York LOWER EAST SIDE TENEMENT Leadville, Colorado Charleston, South Carolina MUSEUM Sweet Auburn Historic District Atlanta, Georgia NATIONWIDE Owned and operated by the Lower East Terminal Island The Astrodome Side Tenement Museum, Inc. Port of Los Angeles, Houston, Texas California Texas Courthouses Historic Post Office Buildings New York, NY Charleston Waterfront Statewide Texas tenement.org Veterans Memorial Coliseum Charleston, South Carolina Historic Houses of Worship Portland, Oregon Union Station Manhattan Project Historic Cincinnati’s Icons: Union Washington, District Sites Terminal and Music Hall of Columbia Cincinnati, Ohio Route 66 50 51 national trust advisors

ALABAMA ILLINOIS MONTANA SOUTH CAROLINA Ms. Alice M. Bowsher Ms. Susan Barnes Mr. James McDonald Mr. Howard Duvall Mr. Samuel Frazier Mr. Matt Cole Ms. Mary Oliver Ms. Joan Hazelton Mr. Douglas Purcell Mr. David Cordes Ms. Ellen Sievert Mr. Glenn Keyes Ms. Jean Follett, Ph.D. ALASKA Ms. Corlis Moody NEBRASKA SOUTH DAKOTA Ms. Anne Pollnow Ms. Paula Robinson Mr. Douglas Duey Mr. Stephen McCarthy Mr. Edward Torrez Mr. George Haecker Mr. William Wyatt ARIZONA Ms. Nancy Hoch Mr. James Babbitt INDIANA TENNESSEE Mr. Demion Clinco Mr. James A. Glass, Ph.D. NEVADA Mr. Phil Thomason Ms. Alison King Mr. Marsh Davis Ms. Melinda Gustin Mr. Carroll Van West Ms. Linda Mayro Mr. Kevin Krulewitch Mr. Greg Seymour TEXAS Mr. David Yubeta Mr. Timothy S. Shelly Ms. Heidi Swank Ms. Margarita Araiza ARKANSAS IOWA NEW HAMPSHIRE Ms. Cara Bertron Ms. Ruth Hawkins, Ph.D. Mr. Curt Heidt Ms. Martha Fuller-Clark Ms. Minnette Boesel Ms. Cheryl Nichols Mr. Samuel Collins, III Ms. Debbie Shea KANSAS NEW JERSEY Ms. Virginia McAlester Mr. William L. Bruning Senator Diane Allen Ms. Anna Mod CALIFORNIA Mr. K. Vance Kelley Mr. Ronald Magill Ms. Marcel Quimby Ms. Linda Dishman Mr. Daniel Serda Ms. Donna Graves NEW MEXICO UTAH Mr. Luis G. Hoyos KENTUCKY Mr. Ernesto Ortega Mr. Robert White Ms. Christy McAvoy Ms. Anne Arensberg Ms. Theresa Pasqual Ms. Helen Dedman VERMONT NEW YORK COLORADO Ms. Barbara Hulette Mr. Paul Bruhn* Ms. Lisa Ackerman Mr. David Cohen Mr. David Morgan Ms. Elizabeth Humstone Ms. Dana Saylor Ms. Ann Alexander Pritzlaff Ms. Ann Early Sutherland Mr. Robert McBride Ms. Catherine Schweitzer Ms. Kaitlin O’Shea CONNECTICUT LOUISIANA Ms. Sharr Steele-Prohaska Ms. Sara Bronin Ms. Winifred Byrd Ms. Gretchen Sullivan Sorin VIRGINIA Mr. Charles Janson Mr. James R. Logan, IV Ms. Nancy Campbell NORTH CAROLINA Mr. Charles Lyle Ms. Jean Sayres Ms. Kathleen Kilpatrick Mr. Steven Schuster* Mr. Robert Lambeth, Jr. DELAWARE MAINE Mr. Benjamin Speller, Ph.D. Mr. Harry Warthen Ms. Kim Burdick Mr. James Day Mr. Lacy Ward, Jr. Mr. E. Michael DiPaolo Ms. Kathryn Smith VIRGIN ISLANDS NORTH DAKOTA Mr. Gerville Larsen DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA MARYLAND Mr. Donald Haugen Mr. Charles Cassell Mr. H. Grant Dehart Ms. Barbara S. Lang WASHINGTON Ms. Kim Hoagland Ms. Louise Hayman Ms. Amy Sakariassen Mr. Horace Foxall, Jr. Mr. Bruce D. Judd Mr. Edward McMahon Mr. Art Todd Ms. Karen Gordon Mr. Eric D. Shaw Mr. Edward Hobler Ms. Katherine Ann Slick MASSACHUSETTS OHIO Mr. Paul Mann Mr. Dreck Wilson Mr. Philip Herr Ms. Kathleen Crowther Ms. Jennifer Meisner Mr. Drew Leff Ms. Sandra Hull Mr. Michael Sullivan FLORIDA Ms. Alicia Leuba Mr. Amos J. Loveday Ms. Marion Almy Mr. Barnes Riznik* WEST VIRGINIA Mr. Ralph Johnson OKLAHOMA Ms. Laura Kurtz Kuhns Ms. Lynn Lewis MICHIGAN Ms. Susan Dunham Ms. Monica Miller Ms. Janet Matthews Mr. Frank Ettawageshik Ms. Melvena Heisch Mr. George Neary Ms. Emilie Evans Mr. John Mabrey WISCONSIN Ms. Arleen Pabón, Ph.D. Ms. Pamela O’Connor Mr. Martin Newman Mr. Matt Jarosz Ms. Arva Moore Parks Mr. James Turner Mr. Barrett Williamson Ms. Jodi Sweeney

GEORGIA MINNESOTA OREGON WYOMING Mr. Rico Chapman, Ph.D. Mr. Roger Brooks Mr. George Kramer Mr. James Davis Ms. Jeanne Cyriaque Mr. Douglas Gasek Ms. Denyse McGriff Mr. Kurt Dubbe Mr. Mark McDonald Mr. Franky Jackson Mr. Richard Michaelson Mr. Clint Tankersley Ms. Charlene Roise PENNSYLVANIA Mr. Benjamin Vander Kooi, Jr. GUAM Ms. Caroline Boyce Mr. Joseph Quinata MISSISSIPPI Mr. August Carlino Mr. Alex Thomas Ms. Mary Werner DeNadai HAWAII Ms. Lani Lapilio MISSOURI RHODE ISLAND Ms. Joan Adam Ms. Karen Jessup A $4 million restoration kicked off this year at IDAHO Mr. Greg Allen Ms. Martha Werenfels the Milwaukee VA Soldiers Home, thanks to Ms. Marilyn Sabella Mr. Michael Allen Mr. Richard Youngken years of dedicated advocacy made possible by Ms. Terri Schorzman Mr. David Richardson National Trust Council member David Uihlein, the Mr. Eric Youngberg TAWANI Foundation, and other supporters. *deceased patriot52 53 national trust leadership

Your support helped make Maryland’s World War I shipwrecks, known as the Ghost Fleet of Mallows Bay, part of the first new National Marine Sanctuary to be designated in 19 years.

NATIONAL TRUST Julia Jones Daniels Daniel K. Thorne FOR HISTORIC PRESERVATION Kevin D. Daniels Suzanne W. Turner BOARD OF TRUSTEES Joan K. Davidson John H. Welborne Victor H. Ashe Jack Davis W. Richard West, Jr. Christina Lee Brown Mary Werner DeNadai, FAIA Carl B. Westmoreland Linda Bruckheimer Katherine Horn Dickenson Robert White Laura W. Bush Charles H.P. Duell Kenneth R. Woodcock Susan E. Chapman-Hughes Susan G. Dunham Phyllis Wyeth* Jay C. Clemens Jennifer L. Emerson Mtamanika Youngblood Lawrence W. Curtis Elinor K. Farquhar Arthur P. Ziegler, Jr. Samuel Bobbitt Dixon Richard W. Freeman, Jr. Damien Dwin Harvey B. Gantt, FAIA Lester G. Fant, III* Terry Goddard EXECUTIVE TEAM Kevin Gover Paul J. Goldberger Joe Grills Paul W. Edmondson William W. Grant III President and Chief Executive Officer F. Sheffield Hale Graham Gund, FAIA Marilynn Wood Hill Tabitha R. Almquist William B. Hart Shelley I. Hoon-Keith Chief Administrative Officer J. Roderick Heller III Luis G. Hoyos Irvin M. Henderson Fernando Lloveras San Miguel Geoffrey Handy Dealey Decherd Herndon C.H. Randolph Lyon Chief Marketing Officer Lily Rice Hsia F. Joseph Moravec J. Clifford Hudson Katherine Malone-France Martha Nelson Chief Preservation Officer Joan W. Jennewein Marita Rivero Daniel P. Jordan, Ph.D. Charles M. Royce Thompson R. Mayes Bruce D. Judd, FAIA Lisa See Chief Legal Officer and General Counsel Jonathan M. Kemper G. Jackson Tankersley, Jr. Elizabeth T. Kennan, Ph.D. Kimberly P. Skelly Phoebe Tudor Nancy Killefer Chief Development Officer Timothy P. Whalen Karl A. Komatsu, AIA Patricia Woodworth EX OFFICIO Charles R. Longsworth Interim Chief Financial Officer Donna Colson, Representative, Historic Jeffrey H. Lynford Sites Councils and Boards Peter L. Malkin Jean Follett, Chair, National Trust Advisors Marcia V. Mayo Kirk Huffaker, Representative, National Ralph McCalmont Preservation Partners Network David McCullough Attorney General of the United States, Joseph H. McGee represented by Edward J. Passarelli Vincent L. Michael, Ph.D. Director National Gallery of Art, Kaywin Feldman H. Nicholas Muller III, Ph.D Secretary, Department of the Interior, Nancy B. Negley represented by Ryan Hambleton Martin L.J. Newman Judith A. O’Bannon TRUSTEES EMERITI Charles Hall Page Aida M. Alvarez Louise B. Potter Michael A. Andrews Wayne Ratkovich Richard D. Baron Gay Ratliff Robert M. Bass John F.W. Rogers Leslie Greene Bowman Jeffrey H. Schutz Alan S. Boyd Randall T. Shepard Carolyn Schwenker Brody Barbara G. Sidway Nancy N. Campbell Katherine Ann Slick J. Revell Carr Joan Smith Adele Chatfield-Taylor Camille J. Strachan Mary Moragne Cooke Alfred H. Taylor, Jr. Dana H. Crawford Mary M. Thompson Spencer R. Crew, Ph.D. *deceased 54 55 Financial Summary

The National Trust’s consolidated operating revenue, including Our financial summary includes National Trust Offices funding from the following brands and its subsidiaries Main Street America and the National Trust subsidiaries: Headquarters Denver Field Office New York City Field Office Community Investment Corporation, totaled $89 million July 1, 2600 Virginia Avenue NW 1420 Ogden Street The Empire State Building 2018 through June 30, 2019. As shown in the charts below, the Suite 1100 Suite 203 350 Fifth Avenue Washington, DC 20037 Denver, CO 80218 Suite 5240 National Trust achieved 78 percent programmatic efficiency, with 800.944.6847 303.623.1504 New York, NY 10118 only 15 percent spent on general and administrative expenses. 646.576.4199 Atlanta Field Office Houston Field Office Information based on unaudited, consolidated financial data. Audited 135 Auburn Avenue 708 Main Street San Francisco Field Office Suite 207 Houston, TX 77002 649 Irving Street financials will be available by January 1, 2020 on savingplaces.org/ Atlanta, GA 30303 832.478.8408 San Francisco, CA 94122 financials. 202.588.6178 415.947.0692 Los Angeles Field Office Chicago Field Office 811 West 7th Street Seattle Field Office Monadnock Building Suite 1138 1221 East Pike Street 53 West Jackson Boulevard Los Angeles, CA 90017 Suite 305 Suite 350 323.880.4609 Seattle, WA 98122 Chicago, IL 60604 202.588.6180 312.939.5547

PHOTO CREDITS Credits indicated are from left to right and top to bottom. Cover Sam Kittner Page 21 National Trust staff; Nancy Pierce Page 1 Sam Kittner Page 22 A’Lelia Bundles/Madam Walker Family Archives page 2 Tim Petersen Page 24 Cyn Lagos page 4 Bruce M. White/White House Historical Association Page 26 Steven Brooke Studios Page 5 Clifford Pickett Page 27 Jacob Hand; Mark Robinson Page 6 Library of Congress Page 28 Andrew Cooke Page 7 Alamy Page 30 David Keith Page 8 Sean Pavone/Istock Page 32 U. S. National Park Service Page 9 Istock Page 33 Ben Muldrow Page 10 Ian McClellan Page 34 Matthew Gilson Page 11 Studio ATG Page 36 Barry Schwartz Page 12 Gordon Beall Page 38 Lane Coder Sources of Funding Use of Funds Page 14 Sam Kittner Page 40 The Inclusive Communities Project Page 15 Kate Joyce/Geometry of Light/Luftwerk; Page 42 National Trust staff 47% Contributions 78% Preservation Programs Herb Greene Photography Page 44 National Trust staff Page 16 Jaime Martorano Page 48 Historic Hotels of America 19% Endowment 15% General and Administrative Page 18 Tim Peterson Page 52 Matthew Gilson 31% Earned Income 7% Fundraising Page 20 Ann Roe Page 54 Marine Robotics and Remote Sensing/Duke University 3% Miscellaneous This report was produced with the environment in mind. It is printed on Cougar Super Smooth which contains 10% post consumer waste fiber and is made using Green-e certified wind-generated electricity and is Green Seal certified. 56