2010 annual report - Preservation Virginia

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Pr es ervatio n V i r g i n i a
2010 Annual Report
Mo v i n g For wa rd Wh i l e P re se r v i n g T h e Pa st .
MISSION STATEMENT
View from Cape Henry Lighthouse Lantern Room, Fort Story, Virginia
Official Preservation Viginia Historic Site
P r e s e r v at i o n V i r g i n i a 2 0 1 0 A n n u a l R e p o r t
P RESERVATION VIRGINIA M i s s i o n S t a t e m e n t
The mission of Preservation Virginia is to preserve, promote and serve as an advocate for the
state’s irreplaceable historic places for cultural, economic and educational benefits of everyone.
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A Note from the BOARD PRESIDENT
As I reflect upon 2010, my final term as President of Preservation Virginia,
my appreciation for the complexity and diversity of programs has grown
while serving in office. Preservation Virginia’s strengths lie in its ability to
adapt to the changing environment. In 2010, and perhaps more than ever,
that characteristic was most prevalent. I am pleased to share the following
institutional accomplishments:
• Positioning Preservation Virginia as a catalyst in growing the preservation movement—Today,
our stewardship of properties continues—those we own and those whose continued existence
we support. The Partner in the Field updates vividly describe our work across the Commonwealth.
A quick check of the web calendar reveals the activities and programs undertaken by
our Branches.
• Restructuring the relationship between Branches and the Statewide organization—Expectations
of how non-profit organizations operate evolved in the last decade. Transparency and
accountability to those we serve is vital. As such, systems and policies equally applied across the
organization are necessary. Implementing the Branch Criteria is enabling Preservation Virginia
to meet this challenge.
• Increasing effective communications—In an organization as diverse as ours, communications on
all levels requires diligence and continuous effort. Strides have been made. Consistent branding
communicates to potential members and supporters that we are one organization with many
parts. Utilizing the website, E-News, Facebook, and YouTube connects current and potential
members. Internally, regular communications between Branch leadership, statewide staff and
volunteers ensures opportunities for information flow. Is it perfect? No. Striving for continuos
improvement is our goal here.
• Economic sustainability—Before the recession, Preservation Virginia recognized the need for
a new financial model. A multi-prong approach offers stability. New models for historic sites,
attracting a younger and more engaged audience and building the endowment and cash reserve
funds are just some of the strategies. On the later point, I am grateful to individuals like Mervyn
Wingfield, Charles Haynes, Warren Chauncey, Anne DeMarsay and Dexter Guptill for informing
us of their plans to support the endowment. This notification allows us to thank them during their
lifetime and the ultimate gift is an investment in the future.
• Addressing preservation maintenance—Home ownership comes with a never ending maintenance
list. Consider owning 28 historic properties! We rely on our Branches to assume the role of
stewards at some properties. Projects at the Mary Washington, Montgomery County, Charlotte
County and Joseph Bryan Branches are deserving of note. We also seek grant support. In 2010,
we undertook a comprehensive list of projects to install new systems and make interior and
exterior improvements at the John Marshall House. The projects are funded by the Mary Morton
Parsons Foundation, Mary and David Collins and the John Marshall Foundation, through support
from an anonymous donor.
I am also elated with the announcement of the collaboration with Colonial Williamsburg
Foundation. This alliance embraces many of the initiatives in the Strategic Plan. The collaboration
creates a new model for the management of historic places. Drawing on the strengths of
each organization, the collaboration ensures that Historic Jamestowne attains its full potential
by continuing the archaeological research and disseminating those findings to the broadest
audience possible. Awareness of this national treasure will be raised through increased public
programming and promotion through Colonial Williamsburg’s considerable outlets. This
collaboration helps to ensure a sustainable model for this historic site while freeing other resources
of Preservation Virginia to concentrate on our statewide mission.
Today, our approach adopts twenty-first century methodology while mirroring the vision of
Preservation Virginia’s founders. Similarly to our counterparts at the turn of the nineteenth century,
our vision focuses on being a catalyst in a Virginia that utilizes its historic places for educational
and economic goals.
John H. Guy, IV
President, 2009 & 2010 Term
NEW AUDIENCES
Historic Jamestowne
Official Preservation Virginia Historic Site
REACHING NEW & Young Preservationists
Preservation Virginia makes a targeted effort to reach out to new audiences
and welcome them as members, visitors, volunteers and preservation
activists. We have established a new Young Preservationist of the Year
Award, implemented child and family friendly programming at our historic
sites and initiated new outreach programs with multiple schools systems in
the Commonwealth. Preservation Virginia serves as the leading steward of
historic preservation in Virginia and is committed to passing this profound
legacy on to the next generation.
R eaching new & Y oung P reservationists
New Media & P reservation V irginia
Preservation Virginia continues to progress in harnessing various forms of new technology
to reach a wide and diverse audience. It has launched multi media messaging campaigns
to engage, focus, and connect more directly with our preservation audience and potential
audiences, using Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube in conjunction with its monthly E-news,
website, and preservation blog. The lines of internal and external communications have been
greatly enhanced, allowing Preservation Virginia to monitor field preservation issues in real
time and offer immediate feedback, advice, and professional assistance.
Preservation Virginia has established a strong and active presence on
several social networks as well as its blog and website. These sites
include, but are not limited to:
• YouTube: www.youtube.com/preservationvirginia
• Twitter: www.twitter.com/preservationva
• Facebook: www.facebook.com/preservationvirginia
• Twitpics: www.twitpic.com/photos/preservationva
• Flickr: www.flickr.com/photos/preservationva
• Blog: www.preservationvirginia.blogspot.com
To date, Preservation Virginia has over 1,200 Facebook fans, more
than 600 followers on Twitter and its videos on YouTube have been
downloaded over 2,500 times.
A re you a fan yet ?
E -news Anyone?
Preservation Virginia has a Facebook account. To find
it, visit facebook.com and search for Preservation
Virginia. Our page streamlines information about historic
preservation events and news right to your live feed on
Facebook. By becoming a fan of the page, visitors will
have access to a wealth of information and venues for
volunteering and contributing to historic preservation
causes around the Commonwealth. Preservation Virginia has also initiated a monthly
E-Newsletter that affords subscribers an additional method
of keeping up to date with statewide events and news.
For more information on how you can receive our
E-Newsletter, contact Betsy Edwards at
[email protected] or 804.648.1889 x311.
EXTENDING OUR
INFLUENCE
PRESERVATION VIRGINIA B RAN CHES
Enriching the overall influence of Preservation throughout the Commonwealth
When Preservation Virginia was founded in 1889, a branch structure was established that gave
the organization a broader base of membership. It also helped the organization to reach out into
communities throughout Virginia to identify and save historic landmarks. Originally, Branches were
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established in New York, Philadelphia, and Tennessee. However, as the need for preservation
was seen in other communities across the nation, these out of state branches broke away and
S aving V irginia’ s H istoric S ites
O n e M e mb e r s h i p At A T i m e
established preservation and historical societies focusing on their own state’s resources.
Today, Preservation Virginia’s Branches act as advocates for preservation in their cities, counties or regions. The
Branches are the base from which the organization operates. Located throughout the state of Virginia, these nineteen
branches have their individual areas of focus. Some Branches maintain properties and oversee the interpretation
at a site. Other Branches focus on providing their region with educational opportunities related to preservation and
preservation advocacy.
The Branches are divided into regions to maintain communications and effectiveness of their programs. Branch
directors are elected on a rotating basis form the individual memberships and serve volunteer terms. The next
page is a listing of Branches and contacts by region. Contact a local branch today to learn more about becoming a
member, or visit www.preservationvirginia.org/AboutUs/Branches.php
Reaching O ut to S upport Community B ased Preservation
CENTRAL REGION
NORTHERN REGION
TIDEWATER REGION
WESTERN REGION
Charlotte County Branch
Mrs. Kay B. Lucado, Director
1325 Country Road
Saxe, VA 23967
Phone: 434.454.6238
Mary Washington Branch
Mrs. H. Harrison (Gail) Braxton, Jr.
Director
1204 Charles Street
Fredericksburg, VA 22401
Phone: 540.373.6209 / 540.373.1569
[email protected]
Colonial Capital Branch
Joe Burkart, Director
217 E.Tazewells Way
Williamsburg, VA 23185
Phone: 757.259.9134
[email protected]
Montgomery County Branch
Mrs. Joann Sutphin, Director
1279 Catawba Road
Blacksburg, VA 24060
Phone: 540.552.7812
Fort Henry Branch
Alice Martin, Director
1546 Berkeley Avenue
Petersburg, VA 23805
Phone: 804.861.8621
[email protected]
Hanover County Branch
Lyn Hodnett, Acting Director
14372 Riverside Drive
Ashland, VA 23005
804.798.4149
Historic Richmond Foundation
Mrs. Mary Jane Hogue, Director
4 East Main Street
Suite 1-C
Richmond, VA 23219
Phone: 804.643.7407
Fax: 804.788.4244
[email protected]
Northern Neck Branch
Becky Marks
P.O. Box 5
Sharps, VA 22548
Phone: 804.394.3102
[email protected]
Northern Virginia Branch
Robert Orrison, Director
16937 Mommouth Court
Dumfries, VA 22026
Phone: 703.431.2869
[email protected]
Ralph Wormeley Branch
Mrs. Diane S. Gravatt, Director
P.O. Box 277
Urbanna, VA 23175-0277
[email protected]
Isle of Wight Branch
Lanny Hinson, Director
345 Main Street
Smithfield, VA 23430
Phone: 757.357.3091
[email protected]
Joseph Bryan Branch
John Gills, Director
P.O. Box 629
Gloucester, VA 23061
Phone: 804.693.6688
[email protected]
Northampton Branch
Mr. James C. Sturgis, Director
P.O. Box 501
Eastville, VA 23347
Phone: 757.678.5183
[email protected]
Thomas Rolfe Branch
Dr. Phyllis Wacker, Director
252 Riverview Drive
Surry, VA 23883
Phone: 757.294.3673
[email protected]
Yorktown Branch
Frank Edwards, Director
126 Barn Swallow Ridge
Yorktown, VA 23692
Phone: 757.898.6638
[email protected]
Northern Shenandoah Valley Branch
Robert W. Stieg, Jr., Director
P.O. Box 32
Millwood, VA 22646
Phone: 540.837.2790
[email protected]
Southern Shenandoah Valley Branch
Arthur Bartenstein, Director
614 Stonewall St.
Lexington, VA 24450
Phone: 540.463.2946
[email protected]
Sarah Winston Henry Branch
Dorothea Fuller, Director
2940 Rivermont Avenue
Apt. 5
Lynchburg, VA 24503
Phone: 434.845.4488
Thomas Jefferson Branch
Martin Quarles
P.O. Box 187
Ivy, VA 22945
[email protected]
GUIDANCE IN THE FIELD
Aerial View of Fort Monroe, Hampton
Proactive Advocacy & Support
When the site of one of the most important battles of the Civil War,
Wilderness Battlefield in Orange County, was threatened by the proposal
to build a Walmart Supercenter, Preservation Virginia proactively stepped
in and served as a key supporter of the multi-year campaign to save the
contextual integrity of the Wilderness Battlefield site in Orange County.
First by listing the site as one of its Most Endangered Historic Sites in
2009 and then partnering with the National Trust for Historic Preservation
(NTHP) and additional friends of the Wilderness Battlefield coalition.
Preservation Virginia is pleased to announce that those efforts were
successful and Walmart has agreed to site the store in a more
appropriate location.
A second major advocacy effort supported by Preservation in 2010
included the campaign to preserve Fort Monroe. Fort Monroe is a diverse
collection of buildings, structures and landscapes rich in military and
American history located in Hampton, Virginia and serves as a unique
site in Virginia in terms of history and geography. Located on Old Point
Comfort, this place has served as the site of fortifications since colonial
times. Preservation Virginia partnered once again with the Department
of Historic Resources (DHR), the National Trust, Civil War Trust, National
Parks Conservation Association and the Citizens for Fort Monroe National
Park to ensure that the historic context of this site be recognized,
preserved and sustainable for future generations.
G uidance I n T he F ield
Partners in the Field Program Continues
to Provide Much Needed Technical Advice,
Research and Educational Opportunities
2010 Progress Report
Preservation Virginia’s Partners in the Field Representative, Sonja
Ingram, has continued to aggressively provide technical advice and
preservation expertise on many local, state and federal issues. Major
projects in 2010 included:
ARB Survey Project: After receiving a grant from the National Trust for
Historic Preservation, Preservation Virginia began a project to study all
Architectural Review Boards/Commissions in Virginia. An online survey
Historic Cemeteries
was sent to all ARBs to ascertain strengths and weaknesses in an attempt
to develop a set of recommendations to improve the effectiveness of
ARBs in the Commonwealth.
The final report will be complete in Fall 2011 and Preservation Virginia
plans to present it at its annual preservation conference in Winchester.
Preservation Virginia will also provide online access to the studies
findings and intends to present it at the National Alliance of Preservation
Commissions’ Forum in Norfolk in 2012. It is anticipated that this study
can be utilized not only in Virginia, but by Architectural Review Boards
across the country.
Wilderness Battlefield Wal-Mart
Historic Cemeteries: Abandoned historic cemeteries were nominated
to the 2010 Endangered List. The nomination, in conjunction with the
Department of Historic Resources’ Cemetery Preservation Workshops,
helped to raise awareness of the importance of recording and protecting
cemeteries. Sonja Ingram visited with and worked with numerous people
and advised them on appropriate ways to record and protect abandoned
cemeteries and created an interactive Google map for anyone who wants
to map, describe, and help protect cemeteries.
Wilderness Battlefield Wal-Mart: Preservation Virginia has been working
with the Wilderness Coalition for several years on the Wal-Mart threat in
Wilderness Battlefield Wal-Mart
Orange County which concluded in January 2011 when Wal-Mart ended
its endeavor to build a Wal-Mart Supercenter near the battlefield.
Currently the Coalition is working with local residents, the business
community, governmental and elected officials on a Gateway Study for the
Wilderness Battlefield area that will address ways in which development
and preservation can work together cooperatively in the region.
Downsizing in Danville
Blight in Historic Neighborhoods and Demo-by-Neglect: Danville is
undertaking a downsizing program (similar to Detroit’s) due to the economic
downturn, population decline and high unemployment rates. Danville also
has a severe problem with blighted housing which has lead to abandoned
buildings becoming haunts for drug dealers and other criminals.
The downsizing plan consists of the demolition of many abandoned or
not maintained buildings, however many of these buildings are historic,
which has lead to protest from the historic preservation community.
Members of the preservation community in Danville met with the
Lynchburg Housing Authority which has a very successful program
Demo-by-neglect in Danville
whereby they acquire historic houses, mothball them and market them to
new owners with attached covenants. This program was taken to Danville
City Manager and the City Council, however it received little interest.
In the interim, Preservation Virginia created a Preservation Task Force
to work with the city in addressing blight in historic neighborhoods. We
are currently focusing on the Old West End Historic District as our first
“target area.” The purpose is to work with current owners in maintaining
their properties or allowing the historical society to market them to new
owners— before they are demolished. If the program is successful in
the Old West End, Preservation Virginia hopes to to move to another
target area.
Demo-by-neglect in Danville
Demolition-by-neglect and blighted historic buildings are also a major
concern in Richmond. Sonja Ingram discussed Lynchburg’s Program and
Danville’s issues at length with the Historic Richmond Foundation. The
Historic Richmond Foundation presented a “Receivership” Bill (HB2210)
to the Virginia General Assembly to assist with blighted houses, however
the bill was tabled. Preservation Virginia anticipates that this topic will
be a session at the 2011 conference, as it is a trend that needs to be
addressed not only in Virginia but in all parts of the US.
Other Notable P rojects
Abingdon: In an attempt to have more presence in the western parts
of the state, Sonja Ingram visited Abingdon several times and met
with Abingdon City officials to discuss preservation programs in the
region. Preservation Virginia partnered with DHR to provide a Cemetery
workshop in Abingdon and worked with a local group on a strategy for
saving the Lawson House— a historic house just outside Abingdon.
High School Preservation Clubs: In an attempt to get more young people
and students interested in preservation, Preservation Virginia has worked
locally in Danville with two high schools, George Washington High School
and the Galileo School, on creating historic preservation clubs. Some of
the programs they are implementing are a scholarship program through
Danville Historical Society and a trip to take part in a local archeological
dig with Longwood University.
The Lawson House, outside of Abingdon
For more information on all projects from
2010, please contact
Sonja Ingram at 804.551.3249
or [email protected].
2010 Most Endangered Site, St. Francis de Sales School, Powhatan
Serving as an A dvocate
2010 Most Endangered Sites List
For the fifth consecutive year, Preservation Virginia presented its Most
Endangered Historic Sites list. This list is comprised each year of sites
across the Commonwealth that face imminent or sustained threats to their
integrity or in some cases their very survival. The list is issued annually to
raise awareness of Virginia’s historic sites at risk from neglect, deterioration,
P r e s e rva t i o n V i r g i n i a 2 010
Most Endangered Historic Sites
in
Virginia
lack of maintenance, insufficient funds, inappropriate development or
insensitive public policy. The listing is intended to bring attention to
the threats described and to encourage citizens and organizations to
continue to advocate for their protection and preservation. To learn more
about how you can help save these endangered historic places visit
www.preservationvirginia/pressroom, or click here.
The Carver School, Alexandria
Historic Family Cemeteries
The Cornland School, Chesapeake
In no particular order of severity or significance, these ten Virginia
places are considered as Endangered:
Old Albemarle County Jail,
Charlottesville
Gavis Residence , Winchester
Cornland School, Chesapeake
Historic Family Cemeteries,
Across The Commonwealth
St. Francis de Sales School, Powhatan
Taylor Hotel, Winchester
Warm Springs Bathhouses,
Warm Springs
St. Francis Tower, Belmead, Powhatan
Warwick Town, Newport News
Carver Nursery School,
Alexandria
Morrisena, Albemarle County
Revolving F und P rogress
The inspiration behind the Revolving Fund Program is very simple; a pool
of capital is created for the sole purpose of saving endangered historically
Before
and architecturally significant properties from demolition or neglect. After
the endangered structure has been acquired, Preservation Virginia places
easements on the property to ensure its continued preservation and then it
is sold to a sympathetic owner who undertakes its restoration. The money
Before
from the sale is put back in to the revolving fund and used over and over to
buy more endangered historic properties. The demand for our Revolving
Fund Program continues to grow rapidly.
While the slow economic environment continued to affect the real estate
market, the RFP consistently fielded inquires about the properties for
sale in the program’s portfolio. Compared to 2009, there was an uptick
in requests for technical advice from individuals concerning easement
donations, historic register nominations and the rehabilitation tax credit
program. In 2011, the RFP will continue to actively seek donations of
historic property to boost the fund.
The Prentis House, Suffolk, before it
transitioned through the Revolving Fund
and after it successfully revolved out
of the program.
After
In 2010, the Revolving Fund Program:
• Handled over 250 inquiries by email, phone and meetings regarding RFP
and technical advice on historic preservation issues
•Gave technical advice to over 40 endangered historic properties
throughout Virginia
• Made 30 sites visits, logging over 4,000 miles
• Saw a steady increase in web traffic, averaging over 6,000 hits per month
Preservation Virginia’s Restoration Crew Gets Hands On
One of the key aspects of stewardship is maintaining the historic fabric that makes
Preservation Virginia’s sites significant. For most of the fine restoration carpentry, we rely
on our own Restoration Staff to keep the properties in sound condition. Their work covers
all areas of these buildings from floors and foundations to windows and doors to roofs and
gutters. The interior stairs at John Marshall House were among their major projects in 2010.
As part of an extensive capital restoration, the crew tightened, repaired, cleaned and sanded
the treads original to John Marshall’s time. The stairs, when repaired, were covered with
a runner to protect them from further wear while maintaining them in their original place.
Preservation Virginia extends additional thanks to the John Marshall Foundation, the Collins
Family Foundation, the Mary Morton Parsons Foundation and other significant donors for
supporting these projects.
Some projects are too large for in-house specialized staff, and we have to call in contractors.
One such project begun in 2010 is the rehabilitation of the 1840s Tucker Brothers Store in
Charlotte Court House. Using restricted funds held in the Maple Roads Fund, and when
finished generating State Tax Credits, this project took an abandoned commercial structure
and is bringing it back to appropriate historical condition and making it available for
productive use. This project demonstrated to property owners in historic districts in Virginia’s
small communities that they too can benefit their buildings and their communities by taking
advantage of the Rehabilitation Tax Credits. For more information regarding the Rehabilitation
Tax Credit Program click http://www.dhr.virginia.gov/tax_credits/tax_credit.htm
John Marshall House Interior Stairs, Richmond
Tucker Brothers Store Restoration,
Charlotte Court House
PARTNERING FOR SUCCESS
Elizabeth S. Kostelny,
Executive Director, Preservation Virginia
Colin G. Campbell,
Chairman & President, CW
John H. Guy, IV,
President, Preservation Virginia
James Horne,
VP of Research & Historical Interpretation, CW
The Power of partnership
In September of 2010, Preservation Virginia announced a new collaboration
between The Colonial Williamsburg Foundation and Preservation
Virginia intended to showcase the connected histories of Jamestown
and Williamsburg through compelling stories of discovery, diversity
and democracy. The initiative will bring together experts from Historic
Jamestowne and Colonial Williamsburg to enhance public archaeology
and create a broader, more cohesive guest experience through familyfriendly programs. Additionally, to increase national and international
recognition of the region’s unparalleled historical and cultural resources,
Colonial Williamsburg and Preservation Virginia, with the assistance of the
National Park Service, will collaborate to seek designation of the Historic
Triangle as a World Heritage Site.
Collaboration is a central element of Preservation Virginia’s vision for
the future. Working collaboratively on shared educational and program
objectives is one of the most effective tools we have to ensure that Virginia’s
historic places are preserved and interpreted and provide community
benefit for years to come. Preservation Virginia acknowledged this tool in
its strategic planning as a way to deploy resources efficiently. At Historic
Jamestowne, this effort will support long-held goals for the archaeological
research project and disseminate those findings. Coupled with its 70-plusyear partnership with the National Park Service, this expanded model will
have positive benefits locally and provide a sustainable example for other
localities across the Commonwealth and nation.
REDISCOVERY
Overview of the South Church Excavation
Area, Historic Jamestowne
Rediscovering America’s Past Archaeology Magazine named the 1608 church foundation found at
Jamestown one of the ten most significant archaeological discoveries of
2010. Discovered by a team of Historic Jamestowne archaeologists, led by
Dr. William M. Kelso, director of archaeological research and interpretation
for Preservation Virginia, the church discovery confirms how significant
the Church of England was in the lives of the new world colonists.
Archaeologists were searching for the remains of a men’s barracks at
Jamestown, the first permanent English colony in North America when,
during the course of their efforts, the team discovered five deep postholes
spaced 12 feet apart, creating an area that matched historical records
identifying a 60-foot long wooden church.
Further excavations at the church site led to the discovery of the chancel
in front of which, in all likelihood, Pocahontas was married to John Rolfe
in 1614. The team also located four graves in the chancel, traditionally the
place reserved for the burials of high status individuals. Research about
the 1608 church reveals that besides being used for religious services,
the facility served as the place, where on occasion, governors and other
officials would address the settlers.
To date, Preservation Virginia has recovered and cataloged over
1,400,000 artifacts from Historic Jamestowne and continues its strong
dedication to researching, conserving and sharing this profound period of
American history.
SHARING OUR KNOWLEDGE
History Camp Participants,
Mary Washington House, Fredericksburg
S haring K nowledge
Furthering Our Re ach
Success at the 25th Annual Preservation Conference
Preservation Virginia and the Department of Historic Resources (DHR)
co-hosted the annual Virginia Historic Preservation Conference at Fort
Monroe in 2010. The challenges and Benefits of Heritage Stewardship
served as the focal point of the conference. Sessions covered a wide
range of preservation topics and issues including; Civil War Heritage
Preservation, Grass Roots Preservation Advocacy, Green Roofs,
Viewshed Preservation, Caring for Historic Cemeteries and Archaeology
Participants at the 25th Annual
Preservation Conference,
Fort Monroe, Hampton
for the benefit of the public. The conference hosted over 150 participants
from a wide range of disciplines, urban planners, architects, engineers,
skilled craftsman and private historic property owners.
Restore Virginia
Serving as a Valuable Resource
The City of Petersburg served as host to Restore Virginia 2010. Restore
Virginia is an annual event open to the public and is of particular interest
Elizabeth Kostelny Wecomes 2010
Conference Attendees
to owners of historic property. This event served as an efficient resource
of a wealth of information. Participants were given the opportunity to
gain a wealth of knowledge on how to care for the special needs of
historic buildings. Skilled craftsman offered hands on demonstrations
of historic window repair and maintenance, historic masonry repair
and historic roofing techniques. For additional information regarding
future conferences and workshops contact Sarah Cooleen, Director
of Community Resources and Outreach at 804.648.1889, x 320 or
Restore Virginia, 2010
[email protected].
Restore Virginia, 2010
S haring K nowledge
Using Historic Sites as Foca l Points for
Preservation Education
In 2010, Preservation Virginia’s Statewide Education program has continued to engage the
local communities surrounding our historic sites by providing specialized programs and
facilitating a sense of pride and personal connection to local “historic treasures”. We have
been implementing new methods directed towards engaging visitors in innovative and creative
ways. This year several new interpretative technologies were piloted: cell phone tours, geocaching, social media, as well as more traditional methods of partnerships, new programming
and open house events.
Continuing the previous years initiative to engage local area school systems, in 2010 we expanded
our local connections to include other cultural institutions and community leaders to find ways
to better enhance the regional participation to the sites. These community meetings have lead
to partnerships, new programs and an increased communication amongst area attractions.
At the John Marshall House, Preservation Virginia has partnered with other downtown venues
to offer a progressive cocktail tour of area gardens; partners include Massey Cancer Center,
the Museum of the Confederacy, the Valentine Richmond History Center, and Monumental
Church. We also partnered with Sports Backers on their second annual Anthem Stride
Through Time, which brought over 800 visitors through the doors. The John Marshall House
has also been offering quarterly open houses to the local downtown business people. At
Scotchtown, we have continued with our successful Second Saturday Hands-on History
programs, expanded to include evening and weekend workshops, as well as several thematic
programs to attract local families and visitors. Several schools have offered Saturday field trips
to Scotchtown as an additional resource to their classroom curriculum. Bacon’s Castle and
Scotchtown featured fantastic holiday programs that involved local children and community
members in the festivities, including historical skits and costumed interpretation. Both events
brought several hundred visitors to the sites. Cape Henry Lighthouse initiated walking tours
of the Fort Story historic area in 2010. Cape Henry also worked with the Contemporary Arts
Center in Virginia Beach to develop an arts program for students living at Fort Story.
The Statewide Education Program also extended its reach within the Preservation Virginia
properties and branches, documenting and consulting with the Fredericksburg Mary Washington
Branch properties, Walter Reed’s Birthplace, Smith’s Fort, and Smithfield
Plantation on their educational and public programming efforts.
Other partnerships include the American Association of Museums,
the Virginia Association of Museums, Richmond Cultural Educators,
and National Council for Social Studies Education, the John Marshall
Foundation, Road to Revolution Heritage Trail, Statewide home school
organizations, Hanover 4-H, Surry County Historical Society, Chippokes
Plantation, Hanover Tavern, Parsons Cause Foundation, Polegreen
Church, Library of Virginia, Hanover County Public Schools, Elderhostel,
2010 Archeological Field School students,
Smiths Fort
VCU, the College of William & Mary, Christopher Newport University,
Virginia State University, the City of Richmond, and the Patrick Henry
Center for Individual Liberties.
2010 History Camp Participants,
Mary Washington House, Fredricksburg
Spinning Wheel Demonstration, Patrick Henry’s Scotchtown
The Mary Washington House,
Fredricksburg
Elizabeth Kostelny, Executive Director
and John H. Guy, IV, President present
the Schorsch Family with the 2010
Outstanding Historic Preservation
Research Effort Award for
Mount Pleasant, Surry
Awarding Outstanding Preservation
In pursuing Preservation Virginia’s mission to preserve, promote and serve as an advocate for Virginia’s
irreplaceable historic places for cultural, economic and educational benefits of everyone, Preservation Virginia
offers an annual award program honoring outstanding preservation accomplishments.
Preservation Virginia announced the recipients of its 2010 Historic Preservation Awards at a January 18
reception held in the penthouse loft of the recently renovated Miller and Rhoads Residences project. The following awards were given: 2010 Community Preservation Award, Blacksburg Motor Company
Rehabilitation Project. The Community Preservation Award was
given to the Town of Blacksburg for the Blacksburg Motor Company
Rehabilitation Project. This project entailed the renovation of the
historic Blacksburg Motor Company and serves as a premier example
of how energy efficient and sustainable activities can be incorporated
successfully and cost effectively into public and commercial projects. 2010 Outstanding Historic Preservation Research Effort Award, Country
Stores South of the James River Project. The Outstanding Historic
Preservation Research Effort Award was given to Carolyn Keen for
the Country Stores South of the James River Project. Ms. Keen was
honored for her extensive research documenting over 200 country
stores operating between 1750 and 1950. Her project records the
history regarding the store buildings, merchants and their families.
2010 Outstanding Preservation Project Award, Mount Pleasant. The
Outstanding Preservation Project Award was given to Shelley and
Nicholas Schorsch for the Mount Pleasant Preservation Project. The
Schorsch’s were honored for commissioning perhaps the most extensive
privately funded historic preservation project in Virginia which included
exhaustive historical, archaeological, and architectural research of this
300+ acre farm located on the James River. FINANCIAL REVIEW
The Cape Henry Lighthouse, Virginia Beach.
In 1930, an act of Congress deeded the
tower to Preservation Virginia to preserve the
light and make it available to the public.
Today the Lighthouse serves as one of the
most visited attractions in Virginia Beach.
Official Preservation Viginia Historic Site
The FOUNDATION of the organization
After appropriate study and restructuring of our business approach in
2009, Preservation Virginia used the year 2010 to refine our programs and
services to ensure effective and efficient deployment of resources. A great
deal of our focus was to form the collaboration with Colonial Williamsburg
for the management of the operations at Historic Jamestowne. On a smaller
scale, we formed partnerships and collaborations with local communities
and at our properties to broaden our reach and to prudently use resources.
Site specific giving and membership programs were launched to appeal
to donor’s interests. We continue to study the new trends in giving,
revenue and opportunities for collaboration--all impacted by this new
economic environment.
Financial Review
Compo sit io n o f C u r r e n t Re v e nue s
The economy of 2010 continued to challenge Preservation Virginia to refine the new models
of operation at Historic Sites. While overall visitation declined 10%, sites that implemented
new models of operations realized an 8% increase in revenues from retail sales and
admissions. Donor support remained steadfast with an increase of 26% in donations to
Preservation
Virginia
Source
support
the excellent programs
offered
across of
theFunds
state. By close of 2010, the endowment
December 31, 2010
had rebounded from the prior year, increasing to $9.7 million with a 13% realized total return
on investment.
36% Investment Activity
32% Contributions
15% Admissions
10% Museum Shop Sales
7% Program Income
Preservation Vi r g i n i a
Use of F unds:
Contributed and Earned Income are
the core revenue sources for the
operating funds to support Preservation
Virginia programs.
Audited financial statements will be available upon request in Fall 2011 from the finance office.
Current E x p e n s e C at e g o r i e s
Preservation Virginia serves as a resource to communities throughout the state by providing
consulting, advocacy, advice and access to preservation information through the Revolving
Fund, the Partners in the Field Program, the Public Policy Advocacy and Education Program
and Membership. Historic Sites engage visitors in creative and innovative educational
opportunities. Contributions to Preservation Virginia keep these programs active
Preservation
Virginia
Use
Funds
and available
to all constituents
served.
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demonstrates the investment made in
these programs.
Other Programs
Historic Jamestowne
Property Support
Other Properties
Branch Activities
Statewide Programs
Fundraising
Administration
Preservation Vi r g i n i a
Use of F unds:
Preservation Virginia invests 86% of the
Statewide annual operating funds in
programs and historic property operations
and maintenance.
Audited financial statements will be available upon request in Fall 2011 from the finance office.
HONOR ROLE
The John Marshall House, Richmond
HONORING THE SUPPORT OF SO MANY
Thank you for your generous support of Preservation Virginia in 2010. You
are one of more than 1,500 individuals and organizations that supported
our work last year and we are proud to have you as part of the Preservation
Virginia family. We appreciate the trust you place in us to achieve results
that help protect, preserve and promote historic preservation throughout
the Commonwealth. We carefully invest your hard-earned dollars in proven
solutions and we want you to know that you are making a difference.
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Preservation Virginia Board of trustees
Preservation Virginia extends its thanks to the following individuals for their dedicated board
service during the 2010 term. We are grateful for this diverse pool of leaders who provide us
with a foundation of knowledge and support; helping us guide our mission with their insight
into business, education and technical expertise.
Executive Committee
Mr. John H. Guy, IV,
President
Mr. J. Michael Jarvis,
Vice President
Mr. Eric H. Thorpe,
Vice President
Mr. Lacy Bennett Ward, Jr.,
Vice President
Dr. Carter L. Hudgins
Mr. Gary Ometer, CPA,
Treasurer
Ms. Genevieve P. Keller
Ms. Elizabeth S. KosteIny,
Secretary, Ex Officio
Board Members
Ms. Margaret Karen Berkness
Mrs. Sally Guy Brown
Mrs. Anne Geddy Cross
Mr. John H. Guy, IV,
President
Mr. Roy E. Hock
Mrs. Mary A. R. Howard,
Regional Trustee Western
Dr. Carter L. Hudgins
Mr. J. Michael Jarvis,
Vice President
Mr. Catesby Jones,
Regional Trustee Tidewater
Ms. Genevieve P. Keller
Mr. William B. Kerkam, III,
Regional Trustee Central
Ms. Linda H. Marks
Mrs. Katherine T. Mears
Mr. F. Breckinridge Montague
The Honorable W. Tayloe Murphy, Jr.
Mr. Gary Ometer, CPA,
Treasurer
Mr. Arthur W. Schmidt
Mr. Charles H. Seilheimer, Jr.
Mrs. Rebecca S. Starling,
Regional Trustee Northern
Mr. Addison B. Thompson
Mr. Eric H. Thorpe,
Vice President
Mr. Lacy Bennett Ward, Jr.,
Vice President
Colonel Ulysses X. White
Ms. Mary Zayde Zeugner
Honorary Trustees
Mr. William Goode Beville
Mr. C. Hobson Goddin
Mrs. Shirley T. VanLandingham
Mr. D. Anderson Williams
Preservation Virginia
was featured in Richmond
Magazine as one of most
efficient nonprofit charities
in Richmond.
PRESERVATION VIRGINIA 2010 LEGACY CIRCLE
Preservation Virginia’s Legacy Circle donors have a significant impact on the future of
Preservation Virginia. These individuals have made arrangements to remember Preservation
Virginia in their estate planning. These planned gifts help build a permanent foundation for
historic preservation in Virginia. Preservation Virginia is extremely grateful for their commitment
to contribute to the legacy of the historic preservation movement and is proud to see this
pool of contributors continue to grow. If you haven’t already, please consider becoming part
of this special group of contributors by calling Betsy Edwards, Director of Development at
804.648.1889, x311 or [email protected].
Mr. and Mrs. E. Alan Anstine
Ms. Mary L. Hammersmith*
Ms. Eugenia V. Robb
Ms. Mary B. Ball*
Miss Janis M. Horne
Miss Helen A. Robertson*
Mr. John S. Hopewell*
Mrs. Mary A. Robinson
Mr. Patrick H. Booth, Jr.*
Jamestowne Society
Dr. M. Leigh Rooke*
Mr. Robert I. Boswell*
Mr. and Mrs. William B. Kerkam, III
Mr. and Mrs.* H. Hill Sandidge, Jr.
James B. and Jane R. Bradford
Mrs. Mattielene T. King*
Mrs. Elizabeth G. Schneider*
Mrs. Elizabeth S. Kostelny
Mr. James B. Spratley and
Ms. Cornelia A. Bryant
Mrs. Judith Phelps Letchworth
Mr. Warren F. Chauncey
Mr. and Mrs. Rodney E. Lorence
Mrs. Fontaine C. Stanton*
Mrs. Virginia W. Christian*
Mrs. Frances B. Lynn*
Dr. W. Taliaferro Thompson, Jr.*
Mr. William C. Chronis and
Miss Eleanor C. Mabry*
Mr. and Mrs. John H. VanLandingham, III
Mr. Alastair S. Macdonald
Mr. Alan M. Voorhees* and Family
Drs. Waverly M. Cole, MD and
Mrs. Helen J. Mahone and
Ms. Nancy Voorhees
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Voorhees
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Hunt
Endowment Trust
Ms. Antoinette M. Brennan
John R. Cook, PhD
Mr. Tom McDaniel
Mrs. Mary N. Spratley*
Ms. Dorothea Lane Cutts*
Ms. Mary Leigh Seaton Marston*
Mr. Dexter Guptill and
Mrs. Benjamin W. Mears, Jr.
Mrs. Doris I. Wenger*
Mr. Robert L. Montague, III
Mr. Robert E. Wiggins, Jr.*
Miss Bartlett Dunlop
Dr. Maxwell R. Mowry
Mr. and Mrs. D. Anderson Williams
Mrs. James Edmundson*
Mrs. Madeleine E. Murphy*
Mrs. Jane P. Williams*
Mr. Robert E. Edwards
Mr. James S. Patton*
Dr. J. F. Wine*
Mr. Sidney P. Fell*
Mr. Herbert W. Pelley
Dr. Mervyn W. Wingfield and
Ms. Cynthia Peery
Mrs. Elizabeth S. Gray*
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Prince
Dr. Anne R. Worrell
Mrs. Willie Virginia Gwaltney*
Mr. and Mrs. James W. Rawles*
Mrs. Anne DeMarsay
*indicates deceased
Mr. Charles W. Haynes
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Gifts of $50,000-$99,999
Mr. and Mrs. John J. Zeugner, IV
Mr. Roy E. Hock and Ms. Margaret N. Fowler
James City County
Jessie Ball duPont Fund
Gifts of $1,000-$2,499
Gifts of $20,000-$49,999
John Marshall Foundation
Virginia Department of Historic Resources
Gifts of $10,000-$19,999
Daniel & Company, Inc.
Dominion Resources, Inc.
Foundation for Roanoke Valley, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Guy, IV
National Trust for Historic Preservation
Pulse Electronics Corporation (formerly Technitrol, Inc.)
Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Warthen, III
Gifts of $5,000-$9,999
County of Hanover
Virginia Realty & Relocation
Gifts of $2,500-$4,999
Anonymous
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Brown, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Cronly, III
National Society Daughters of Colonial Wars
Davenport & Company LLC
Elmwood Fund
Society of John Gaither Descendants
Mr. and Mrs. William B. Kerkam, III
Mr. and Mrs. F. Breckinridge Montague
Rouse-Bottom Foundation
Mrs. Alma A. Sitterding*
Colonial Dames of America
Wilder Foundation
Yogg (formerly the Creative System)
BB&T
Ms. Margaret Karen Berkness and
Mr. Alexander C. Graham, Jr.
Dr. and Mrs. Warren M. Billings
L.S. and J.S. Bryan Fund
of the Community Foundation
Serving Richmond and Central Virginia
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Burgess
Dr. and Mrs. B. Noland Carter, II
Mr. Warren F. Chauncey
Citizens for a Fort Monroe National Park
Colonial Dames of America, Chapter XXIII VA
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Condon
The Honorable and Mrs. Elmo G. Cross, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Gregory T. Delawie
Fort Henry Branch, Preservation Virginia
Mrs. John H. Guy, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick P. Hitz
Dr. and Mrs. A. E. Dick Howard
Dr. and Mrs. Carter L. Hudgins
Jamestowne Society
Mr.* and Mrs. J. Michael Jarvis
Mr. and Mrs. Dale L. Kostelny
Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Ludwig
Mr. Alastair S. Macdonald
Dr. and Mrs. Norman J. Marks, DDS
McKinnon and Harris, Inc.
Mrs. Benjamin W. Mears, Jr.
Merrill Lynch
MLM Charitable Foundation
The Honorable and Mrs. W. Tayloe Murphy, Jr.
Mutual Assurance Society of Virginia Fund
Neighbor to Neighbor Governor’s Land
Mr. and Mrs. Ray M. Paul, Jr.
C.D.L. and M.T.B. Perkins Fund
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Perreault
Ms. Traci M. Fannin-Poole
Questers Robert E. Lee Chapter 60
Virginia Sargeant Reynolds Foundation
Mr. Josiah P. Rowe, III
Robert Russa Moton Museum
The Reverend John R. Stanton
Vintage Ladies of Williamsburg, Inc.
Wachovia Wells Fargo Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. D. Anderson Williams, Christian Giving
Fund
Gifts of $500-$999
Anonymous
Mr. and Mrs. A. Marshall Acuff, Jr.
Archeological Society of Virginia
Mr. and Mrs. Gary A. Barranger
Mr. Ernest Clifford Barrett, III
The Honorable and Mrs. H. Harrison Braxton, Jr.
Mr. G. Galt Bready
Ms. Jan S. Brown
Ms. Jane Chambers
Miss Ethel R. Chrisman
Mr. Edward W. Coslett
Mrs. Janet J. Dennis
Ms. Shannon B. Downey-Turpin
Exxon Mobil Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Michael W. Giancaspro
Mr. and Mrs. Brenton S. Halsey
Mr. and Mrs. James C. Hamilton, Jr.
Herndon Foundation
Colonel (Ret.) and Mrs. Frederick E. Johnston, III
Ms. Kathleen S. Kilpatrick
Mrs. Patricia R. King
Mr. and Mrs. Peter I. C. Knowles, II
Mr. and Mrs. David B. Legg
Mr. and Mrs.Hugh Breckenridge Little
Mr. and Mrs. Louis J. Malon
Mr. and Mrs. Gregory May
Mr. and Mrs. Michael T. Bradshaw, Melville Foundation
Dr. Natalie Goldring, Mr. Mark Merriman and
Misses Rachel and Becca Merriman-Goldring
Mr. R. Latane Montague, IV
Dr. and Mrs. W. Angus Muir
Mrs. Frederica C. Mullen-Fenn
Mr. and Mrs. Donald G. Nocero
National Petroleum Council
Norfolk Preservation Alliance
Northern Shenandoah Valley Branch,
Preservation Virginia
Order of First Families of Virginia
Partnership for Nonprofit Excellence
Mr. Catesby B. Jones, Peace Frogs
Mr. and Mrs. James D. Penny
Mr. and Mrs. George G. Phillips, Jr.
Mr. W. Paul Pitts
Oliver A. Pollard, Jr. and Elizabeth Pollard Fund
Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Seilheimer, Jr.,
Seilheimer Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Michael V. Starling
Mr. and Mrs. W. McIlwaine Thompson, Jr.
Eric H. and K. Michelle Thorpe
Mr. and Mrs. John H. VanLandingham, III
Mr. and Mrs. B. Briscoe White, III
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Wright, Jr.
Gifts of $250-$499
Association for Preservation Technology
Mr. Fred Adamchak
Mr. and Mrs. Joshua L. Badgley
Drs. J. Temple and Mary Lynn Bayliss
Mr. Thomas A. Belles
Mr. Jeff Brindle
Mr. James B. Cook, Jr.
Jane Covington Restoration
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Denig
Ms. Helena W. Devereux
Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. DiRienz
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Mr. and Mrs. William J. Dona
Mrs. Henry Elksnin
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Givens
Dr. and Mrs. Harry G. Hager, Jr.
Heart Sing Foundation
Ms. Leslea Heidel
Historic Petersburg Foundation
Ms. Susan M. Hoffman
Mr. and Mrs. John Jenkins
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Johnston, Jr.
Mr. Kenneth M. Levine and Ms. Margaret Gunn
Mr. and Mrs. Everett A. Martin, Jr.
Metropolitan Richmond Sports Backers
Mr. and Mrs. Neil Milner
Mr. and Mrs. G. Alan Morledge
Mrs. D. W. K. Peacock
Ms. Felice Proctor
Ms. Dorothy M. Ramsey
Dr. and Mrs. Arthur G. Randol, III
RECO Industries, Inc.
Ms. Cynthia Z. Shaughnessy
Ms. Laura Shaw and Mr. Jeffrey Bean
Ms. Sandra Sill
Mr. and Mrs. Randall Smedstad
Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Craig Stahl
USS Walke Association
Williamsburg Community Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Stokes
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald and Patricia Trabandt
Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Vaughan
Mr. and Mrs. Lacy Bennett Ward, Jr.
Miss Isabella G. Witt
Gifts of $100-$249
Mr. and Mrs. Carlton S. Abbott
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Adams
Dr. Steven J. Agosti
Mrs. Phoebe F. Antrim
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond C. Arendt
Mr. and Mrs. Frank F. Arlotto
Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Arrington, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Michael G. Ash
Mr. and Mrs. Grant M. Atkinson
Susan Bailey and Sidney Buford Scott Endowment Trust
Mr. H. Furlong Baldwin
Mrs. W. E. Barr
Ms. Barbara J. Barrett-Orr
Mr. and Mrs. Henry H. Bauer
Mr. and Mrs. Horton P. Beirne
Mr. Guy B. Beltz
Ms. Bessie Roberts Bierer
Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Black
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Boland
Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey R. Bowles, III
Mr. George Walker Box
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Boyd
James B. and Jane R. Bradford Endowment Trust
Mrs. Arlene R. Bradley
Ms. Amy L. Breedlove
Mrs. Mary Ann Brendel
Mr. and Mrs. Peter E. Broadbent, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Brougher
Mrs. Ann Lee Saunders Brown
Mrs. Alex G. Brown, III
Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Brown, Jr.
Mr. Preston Brown
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy T. Brown
Mr. Mathew J. Burrows
Butner Consulting LLC
Drs. Ann M. Callahan and Toni L. McDaniel
Dr. and Mrs. Edward D. C. Campbell, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Campbell, Jr.
Mr. Brian M. Cann
Mr. and Mrs. John Canning
Mr. James Chang
Mr. Alan K. Cline
Mr. Richard U. Cogswell, Jr.
Colonial Capital Branch, Preservation Virginia
Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Costello
Mr. Danny C. Courtney
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd L. Craighill
Mr. and Mrs. Walter W. Craigie, Jr.
Mr. John R. Curtis and Dr. Julia Curtis
Mrs. Nancy F. Daughtery
Mr. Allan H. Davis
Mr. and Mrs. H. Talmadge Day, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter K. Dean
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Dellinger
Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Dilworth
Dr. and Mrs. John P. Doley
Dominion Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Kirk Dunn
Mr. Kenneth L. Eberhart
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth A. Eisenhardt
Ms. Robin L. Ellis
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Emory, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Farrell
Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Fegan
Mr. and Mrs. Duncan G. Fisher
Mr. and Mrs. Allen W. Flannagan, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. James M. Forsythe
Mr. and Mrs. David C. Fratarcangelo
Frazier Associates
The Community Foundation
Serving Richmond and Central Virginia and the Anna and Fleetwood Garner Family
Mr. and Mrs. Muscoe R. H. Garnett, Jr.
Mrs. Pearson G. Gibson
Ms. Ruth Anne Gilbertson and Mr. John J. Lauson
Dr. and Mrs. Richard G. W. Gingerich
Ms. Terry C. Graham
Mr. and Mrs. Willard S. Grant
Ms. Anne Carter Lee Gravely
Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius F. Griffin
Mr. and Mrs. Grant H. Griswold
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Dun Grover
Mr. and Mrs. William A. Gwaltney
John H. and Margaret Hager Fund
Mr. Jim Hall
Mr. and Mrs. Lew Halter
Mr. and Mrs. John Paul C. Hanbury*
The Honorable Frank D. Hargrove
Mr. and Mrs. Terrell L. Harrigan
Mr. A. Charles Hassell, II
Mr. Tony Hawkinson
Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Healey
Mr. and Mrs. R. Page Henley, Jr.
Ms. Marty Hiatt, CG
Mr. Roger B. Holnback
Mr. Charles R. Hooff, III
Mr. John D. Hopson
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Howard, Jr.
The Honorable and Mrs. William J. Howell
Mr. and Mrs. John O. Hummel
Mr. Charles E. Hutchinson, Jr.
James River Garden Club
Mrs. Phyllis H. Jennings
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse H. Johnson, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. O. Fitzhugh Johnson
Mr. and Mrs. Christopher H. Jones
Mr. William H. Jones, Jr.
Nickie Kastros
Mr. and Mrs. George A. Kegley
Mr. and Mrs. E. Polk Kellam, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald A. Kienlen
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur O. Kimball
Dr. Julia A. King
Dr. John T. Kneebone
Mr. and Mrs. Willliam A. Krebs
KVA Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Henley Lamb
John H. Guy, IV, President speaks to Toddsbury Reception Guests
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Mr. and Mrs. James T. Lambiase, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Chiswell D. Langhorne, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence W. Langley
Mr. Victor W. Lavenstein
Mrs. Anna L. Lawson
Mr. and Mrs. H. Pettus LeCompte
Mr. Henry A. Lee
Mrs. Edward Legum
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Lentz, Jr.
Ms. Jan Leonard
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Lockard
Mr. and Mrs. Jack D. Lockridge
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D. Logan, III
Mr. and Mrs. Rodney E. Lorence
Mrs. Betty W. Loving
Mr. Edgar E. MacDonald
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mace
Mr. Glenn F. Mackles and Ms. Eleanor Coene
Mr. and Mrs. John Mamone
Mr. and Mrs. Ronny A. Martin
Mr. and Mrs. Philip W. May
Mr. and Mrs. William N. Mays
Ms. Katherine R. McAloon
Mr. and Mrs. John W. McAvoy
Mr. and Mrs. William A. McCarty, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. John T. McCauley, Jr.
Dr. Read F. McGehee, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. James M. McKinnon
Mr. and Mrs. Henry H. McVey, III
MEDSA Summer Institute
Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Miller
Mr. and Mrs. William A. Molineux
Mr. and Mrs. P. William Moore, Jr.
Mrs. Vera W. Moore
Mrs. J. Frederick Moring
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Morrow
Colonel and Mrs. Frederick W. Mueller, Jr.
Mr. David J. Neuman
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce S. Nicholas
Ms. Susie G. Oldham
Dr. and Mrs. George J. Oliver, Jr.
Mr. George B. Oliver
Mr. D. Edwin O’Neal
The Honorable and Mrs. Christopher K. Peace
Mr. James T. Peeler
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Poirier
Meredith and Joe Poole, III
Mr. Dwight A. Powell
Mr. John E. Prevar
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas E. Quarles, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. William E. Quarles, Jr.
Mrs. Elizabeth K. Quigley
Mr. and Mrs. Gary F. Rast
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Rayfield
Mr. James E. Rich, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. David M. Richards
Mr. and Mrs. Allen B. Rider, III
Ms. Carolyn P. Roaf
Mr. and Mrs. Fred S. Robertson
Mr. and Mrs. N. Pendleton Rogers
Ms. Susan F. Rogers
Mr. and Mrs. R. Soren Rose
Mr. Robert Ross
Mr. and Mrs. T. Christopher Roth
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas P. Rucker, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Russell
C.Mr. William W. Scales
Mr. H. Paul Scholte, IV
Mr. and Mrs. Randall S. Schuler
Ms. Mary Scofield
Dr. and Mrs. David W. Scott, III
Mrs. Frederic W. Scott, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh S. Sease, Jr.
Drs. Robert R. Sedivy and Elizabeth S. Curtler
Mr. Phil M. Seligman
Shenandoah Valley Battlefields Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Barrett L. Shrout
Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Simon
Mr. and Mrs. Barney J. Skladany, Jr.
Ms. Carole R. Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Peter P. Smith
Mr. R. Blackwell Smith, II
Mr. and Mrs. William Francis Smith
Ms. Dottie Somerset
Mr. and Mrs. J. William Speegle
Mr. and Mrs. John Speer
Mr. and Mrs. Don Stanton
Mr. and Mrs. John E. Starling
Mr. Rodney C. Steffens
Ms. Virginia M. Steiner
Mr. Fletcher Stiers, Jr.
Mrs. Marion J. Stokes
Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Sullivan
Dr. John W. Summerville and Ms. Danna E. Johnson
Mrs. Cabell Mayo Tabb
The Honorable Harry T. Taliaferro, III
Dr. Thad W. Tate, Jr.
Mrs. Ruth W. Tillar
Mr. de Teel Patterson Tiller
Mr. and Mrs. J. Richard Toler
Mr. M. Bradley Tonkin, Jr.
Mrs. Terry S. Tosh
Ms. Claudia Townsend
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Trainer
Mr. and Mrs. Kingdon W. Troensegaard
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Troia
Mr. C. Wayne Tucker
Mrs. Daniel M. Tucker
Mr. and Mrs. Gary L. Tyer
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Tyng
Miss Karen Ulfers
Mrs. Carol Underhill
Mr. and Mrs. John VanAken
Mr. John H. VanLandingham, IV
Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore J. Vitale, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Scott R. Warren
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Watkins
Ms. Leah Watson and Mr. Bari Gashi
Mr. and Mrs. David N. Webb
Mrs. Sherry M. Welter
Mrs. Dorothy J. Werner
Mr. James W. Whitehead
Mrs. Ellen R. Wigren
Dr. and Mrs. Charles D. Wilder
Mr. and Mrs. William C. Wilhelm
Mr. and Mrs. E. Otto N. Williams, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Leland W. Williams
Ms. Maude A. Williams
Mr. Samuel H. Williams, Jr.
Mr. J. Reid Williamson
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Williamson
Dr. Mervyn W. Wingfield and Mr. Charles W. Haynes
Mr. and Mrs. J. Kenneth Wittle
Woman’s Club of Smithfield
Mr. W. Denman Zirkle
Gifts up to $99
(3) Anonymous
20th South Carolina Volunteer Infantry, Inc.
Mr. Brad Adams
Ms. Jean Adams
Mr. Monte Adams
Ms. Irene M. Adamski
Mr. Herrell Akers
Ms. Cathy Albrecht
Ms. Barbara Aldridge
Mr. David F. Allen
Ms. Michelle Alloway
Mr. Dale Amason
Ms. Joanna Ambridge
Mr. and Mrs. Richard G. Anderson
Ms. Linda Andracke
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Andreoletti
Ms. Sandra Andriakos
Mr. Konrad Antczack
Mr. Rod Aquino
Ms. Deborah Arambul
Mr. William R. Argentieri
Mrs. Patsy J. Arnett
Mr. Linwood M. Aron
Mr. and Mrs. Jon Arutson
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ashworth
Mr. Keith Attenborough
Ms. Deanna Atzinger
Mr. Ken Bachman
Mr. Tim Bacus
Mr. Bruce Bagdasarian
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Ms. Lisa Bailey
Ms. Marilyn C. Bailey
Mr. and Mrs. Noel C. Bailey
Baker & Hazelwood Mechanical Contractors, Inc.
Mr. Mike Baker
Ms. Judi Ballard
Mr. Mike Baltzell
Mr. and Mrs. H. Randolph Barbee, Jr.
Ms. Anna Barlier
Mr. Steve Barronton
Mrs. Joanna Barton
Mr. William H. Baskerville
Mr. Carl Bass
Mr. Clifford Bates
Mr. Paul Battiste
Ms. Lisa Bautista
Ms. Jan Baxter
Mr. and Mrs. John Baxter
Ms. Sandra L. Bayles
Dr. and Mrs. Walter R. Beam
Mr. and Mrs. Gary A. Beavers
Mrs. Tara Lee Becker
Mr. and Mrs. Joe F. Beene
Ms. Yvonne Behm
Mr. and Mrs. Graham Bell
Ms. Francesca Bellini de Simone
Ms. Jean M. Belton
Mr.* and Mrs. FitzGerald Bemiss
Ms. Anne Bendt
Mr. John Benedict
Board member Breckinridge Montague welcomes guests to a
summer reception at his Toddsbury Home, Gloucester
Mr. David Bennett
Ms. Maria Benson
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Berg
Mr. Paul E. Berger
Mr. Don H. Berkley
Ms. Lauren Beursken
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Biondi
Mr. and Mrs. Brad Birchett
Ms. Christina M. Bittinger
Ms. Ann M. Blair
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Blair
Mr. John Blair
Mr. Dave Blethroade
Mr. Donald L. Boebel
Mr. and Mrs. Donald W. Boing
Miss Mary Douglass Boldrick
Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Bolton
Mr. and Mrs. Lamar Boone
Ms. Lois Borisch
Mr. Bill Botkin
Ms. Cindel Bottsford
Ms. D. E. Bowditch
Ms. Kathy Bower
Mr. Philip D. Bown
Ms. Angela Boyd
Mr. Tim Boyden
Jerry Boyer
Mr. Tate Braden
Ms. Melissa Bradley
Mr. and Mrs. John P. Bradshaw, Jr.
Ms. Janet Branch
Ms. Louise J. Brandwein
Mr. David Breier
Mr. Forrest Breyer
Mr. Arthur S. Brinkley
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert C. Brittle, Jr.
Mr. Clark Brockbank
Mr. Bob Brotherton
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Mr. David Brown
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Brown
Ms. Donna Brown
Mr. Larry Brown
Ms. Lee C. Brown
Ms. Pam Brown
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley E. Brown
Mr. and Mrs. David S. Brownell
Dr. and Mrs. Louis V. Bruno
Mr. Ken Bryant
Ms. Jean W. Brydon
Mr. Larry Buchholz
Mr. Steven Buchholz
Ms. Gretchen L. Buis
Mr. George Bull
Alex J. Bullock
Ms. Tali Bumgardner
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bundy
Mr. and Mrs. James Bunn
Ms. Theresa Burbank
Mr. and Mrs. J. Russell Burck
Mr. and Mrs. Matt Burdick
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Ms. Lisa Burke
Mr. James Burr
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Ms. Kay Butler
Mr. Glen Butz
Yuriko Byers
Ms. Dolores Byrnes
Mr. Franklin Calvert
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Mr. and Mrs. Sean Campbell
Ms. Sarah Cannon
Mr. and Mrs. Tony Capillary
Mr. Michael Carbonara
Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Carlson
Mr. and Mrs. Eric L. Carlton
Ms. Gayle Carlton
Mr. and Mrs. David Carrington
Ms. Christina M. Carrion
Ms. Laura Caruso
Capital Management Corporation
Ms. Marianne Cash
Mr. Walter Cate
Mr. Richard Cauley
Mr. Frank Cepel
Ms. Mary Chamberlain
P. Chaplin
Mr. and Mrs. James D. Charleston
Mr. Harrison Chavis
Mr. C. Maurice Cherry
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Mrs. Melinda Childress
Ms. Elizabeth A. Chilipka
Ms. Daren Chopin
Ms. Barbara Christen
Ms. Debbie Christensen
Mr. John W. Christian
Taylor Christianson
Mr. Michael Chrostowski
Ms. Jean Chunn
Mr. and Mrs. John L. Chute, Jr.
Mr. Eugene Cioffi
Ms. Debra Clark
Mr. Ross A. Clark
Captain and Mrs. William B. Clark
Mr. and Mrs. William H. Clarke, III
Mr. James A. Clay, Sr.
Mr. Russell Cline
Mr. Donald Cochrane
Mr. and Mrs. R. Gent Cofer
Mr. Alvin Cohen
Ms. Melinda Colchico
Mr. Francis D. Coleman
Ms. Marilyn Coleman
Mr. William P. Collier, Jr.
Ms. Diane K. Collin
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne S. Combs
Ms. Grace T. Colwell
Mr. George Conarty
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Conger
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Ms. Lois Cook
Ms. Stephanie Cook
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Mr. W. J. Cook, Jr.
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Mr. Gerald Corby
Mr. and Mrs. Rich Cormier
Mr. David Cornwell
Mr. Robert Cornwell
Ms. Dorothy Cowley
Mr. Ed Cox
Mr. J. Neal Cox
Mr. Jesse Cox
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Cozzi
Lieutenant Colonel and Mrs. Alfred C. Crane, Jr.
Ms. Bonita Crawford
Ms. Charlotte Crawley
Ms. Alice T. Cross
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Crow
Mr. Russell Crupe
Ms. Stephanie Cunningham
Ms. Melanie Curtin
Mr. and Mrs. Rick Czachor
Mr. Gunnar Dahlberg
Mr. David Daigle
Ms. Judith A. Dakin
Ms. Patricia Damato
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Damm
Mr. Jeff Danko
Mr. and Mrs. Warren L. Darlington
National Society Daughters of the American Revolution, Shadwell Chapter
Colonel and Mrs. James A. Davidson
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Davis
Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Davis
Mr. Earl J. Dawson, Jr.
Mrs. C. B. de Gavre
Mr. J. P. Debbink
Ms. Teresa DeBruin
Mr. Donald Deibert
Ms. Cathy Dekker
Ms. Caroline Del Vecchio
Ms. Alana DeLancey
Ms. Jema Delfin
Mr. Jeff Deluca
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Mrs. Carline D’Errico
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Mr. Richard C. Dickson
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Ms. Bev Digman
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Ms. Jeanne Double
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Mr. and Mrs. John Dragan, Jr.
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Ms. Cindy Drake
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Mr. and Mrs. W. Sidney Druen
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Mrs. Elizabeth L. Dudley
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dufek
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Mr. Charles Dumas
Ms. Susan A. Dunlap
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Mr. Bill Dunwoody
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Mr. Sherif Ebrahim
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Mrs. Betsy Wells Edwards
Mr. John D. Edwards
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Mr. and Mrs. Allen Engle
Ms. Dianne Engling
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Ms. Edna Foster
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Mr. Sean M. Foxe
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Mr. Tim Frahm
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Ms. Jean French
Ms. Ann Friddell
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Mr. Steve Frye
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Mr. Thomas Fulfaro
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Ms. Kim Gallagher
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Ms. Paula Garrigus
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Mr. Bob Gionesi
Ms. Evelyn Giordano
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Ms. Greta A. Gneiser
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Ms. Deborah Gregory
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Ms. Dianne J. Griffitts
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Ms. Lucy D. Gunn
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Mrs. Valerie M. Haesly-Parson
Ms. Dola Haessig
Ms. S. L. Hagenhoff
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Ms. Margie Hahn
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Halfhill
Mr. Channing M. Hall, III
Ms. Valerie Hall
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Ms. Abigail B. Halliday
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Ms. Jennie Lou Hammerly
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Bryce Hanaway
Mr. and Mrs. John Hand
Mr. James D. Haney
Mr. and Mrs. David Harding
Ms. Charlene Z. Harkrader
Ms. Deborah Harkus
Ms. Rachel Brett Harley
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Mr. Donald Harrell
Mr. Mike Harrigan
Mr. H. Richard Harrington
Mr. Tom Harrington
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Mr. Stephen Harris
Mr. and Mrs. Henry H. Harrison, III
Mr. Norman Harter
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Harton
Mr. Eric Harvester
Mr. Ben Harvey
Ms. Suzanne Haskin
Mr. William R. Hass
Ms. Marlys Hasz
Ms. Marilyn Hatanaka
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Ms. Shana Haynes
Ms. Carol Hazard
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Mr. William J. Heaphy, III
Ms. Karen Heath
Mr. Jonathan Hecht
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Ms. Marlene Heck
Ms. Marsha Heien
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Mr. Stephen P. Heller
Ms. Amelia Helmey
Mr. William R. Helmey, III
Ms. Jean E. Henderson
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Mr. and Mrs. Paul Henry
Mr. Doug Henson
Ms. Laura Herczeg
Mr. Robert Herner
Ms. Anne A. Hetherington
Arie Heukels
Mr. Thomas H. Hibbard
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Mr. Jim Hiner
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Hinkle
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Ms. Linda Hollenbeck
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Mr. Richard Horn
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Mr. Lindy Howard
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Ms. Elizabeth L. Hubler
Ms. Rebecca Hudson
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Mr. Alan Hummer
Mr. Preston K. Hundley
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Dr. Thomas W. Hussey
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K. Imamura
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Mr. Ron Inman
Mr. Arthur Iort
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Mr. Scott Isgrigg
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Ms. Jill Jackson
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Mr. Bill Johnson
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Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Johnson
Mr. James R. Johnson
Ms. Susan Johnson
Mr. Mike Johnston
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Mr. and Mrs. Meade A. Jones
Mr. and Mrs. Micah Jones
Mr. Ralph Jones
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Jones
Ms. Tracy Jones
Mr. and Mrs. William O. Kafes
Ms. Claire K. Kalpakjian
Mr. Dale Kantz
Ms. Karen M. Karger
Mr. Steven Karpinski
Bryan Clark Green of Commonwealth Architects leads a tour at
the Annual Preservation Conference, Fort Monroe, Hampton
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Mr. Mark Kartman
Ms. Ruth Katzner
Mr. Robert L. Kauffman
Mr. Matthias E. Kayhoe, III
Ms. Shelley Kearns
Mr. Richard Keating, Jr.
Mr. Chad Keegan
Mr. George Keith
Mr. Michael J. Kelledes
Ms. Joann Keller
Mr. Jim Kelly
Mr. and Mrs. Richard G. Kemler
Mr. C. D. Kent
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Kerby
Mr. Jim Kerkman
Mr. Dennis Kienitz
Mr. Doug Kienitz
Mr. Mark A. Kilgore
Ms. Linda Killian
Mr. Evan Kirby
Mrs. Susan H. Kirby
Mr. Bill Kirton
Ms. Deborah Kising
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kleinbaugh
Dr. and Mrs. Rodney J. Klima
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Klos
Ms. Valarie Klosz
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Knappenberger
Ms. Cari Koch
Mr. Patrick Koenigsberg
Mr. Tom Kohler
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Korzon, III
Ms. Mariann Kosovych
Ms. Michelle Kozlowski
Mr. Steve Kravec
Mr. Tony Kresha
Mr. Allen Kuehner
Ms. Elizabeth Kusey
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Lachewitz
Ms. Virginia Laise
Mr. and Mrs. Craig Lambert
Mr. Wayne Lamke
Ms. Linda LaMonica
Mr. Henry H. Land
Ms. Patricia I. Lane
Ms. Julie V. Langan
The Reverend Henry V. Langford
Mr. Bob Lansdell
Ms. Sandy Lapointe
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Larkins
Ms. Carole Larsen
Mr. David Larsen
Mr. Robert W. Larsen
Mr. and Mrs. John Lash
Ms. Sonia Lathan
Ms. Sharon Lavender
Mr. Preston Le Page
Mr. and Mrs. Robert N. Leggett, Jr.
Mr. N. Leinbach
Mr. James Lemery
Mr. and Mrs. W. Tucker Lemon
Mr. Rosemary Levine
Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Lewis
Mr. George Lewis
Ms. Rita Lewis
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Ms. Lauren F. Liebrecht
Ms. Paula A. Liebrecht
Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Linden
Mrs. Barbara Lingberg
Ms. Theresa L. Link
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Linkert
Ms. Gayle Linthicum
Ms. Virginia S. Lipford
Ms. Lynn Litchfield
Mrs. Adele W. Livingston
Mr. Dale Lochel
Ms. Charlotte A. Locklear
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Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Long
Mrs. Joan Losen
Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Lovegren
Mr. and Mrs. John M. Lovelady
Ms. Karen Lovitt
Ms. Diane S. Luczaj
Mr. Austin Ludorf
Lunenburg County Historical Society
Ms. Madison Lunn
Mr. Steve Luthy
Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Lynch
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Lynn
Michael A. Lynn
Mr. and Mrs. David MacDonald
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mace
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Ms. Lisa Mackesy
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Mr. Samuel Martin, III
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Mr. Cliff Massa, III
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Dr. William H. McCormick
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Ms. Marian McGraw
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Ms. Meghan McKenna
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Ms. Frances J. Montes-Crawford
Mooney Girls
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Mr. George E. Moore
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Mr. Peter Morrison
Ms. Cheryl Morton
Mrs. Margaret J. Morton
Mr. Ronald D. Morton
Mr. John Mory
Mr. William L. Motley, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Moyer
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Mr. Marshall Mugge
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Mr. and Mrs. Dexter Mullins
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Mr. and Mrs. Douglas A. Neece
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Ms. Pat Nelson
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Mr. Yoji Niho
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Mr. William F. Noth, Jr.
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Pacheco Family
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Paragone Family
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Ms. Teleia Pastore
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Mr. James Powell
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Mr. and Mrs. Bob Pyles
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Ravindranath Ras
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Mr. Ron Rayner
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Ms. Rita M. Reed
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Mr. F. B. Reid
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Mr. Mark Reynolds
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Mr. TJ Rice
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Mr. David W. Richardson
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Ms. Sherry Ricketts
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Mr. James H. Robinson
Ms. Laura Robinson
Mr. Roger E. Robinson
Dr. Stephen J. Rockower
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Mr. Christopher J. Roman
Jordan Ronningen
Ms. Shirley Ronningen
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Mr. Robert Root
Terry Root
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Dr. and Mrs. Leonard S. Ross
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Ms. Eva M. Russo
Ms. Isobel Rutherford
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Ms. Mimi Santini-Ritt
Mr. Nelson Santos
Ms. Jan Sarbora
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Ms. Beatrice Sceery
Captain and Mrs. Christopher Schanze
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Miss Alana Scheibe
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Mr. Chad Schmelzer
Mrs. Arthur Schmidt, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel W. Schmidt
Ms. Jean Schmidt
Ms. Lois M. Schmidt
Ms. Suzanne Schmidt
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Ms. Georgia Schultz
Ms. Wendy W. Schultz
Ms. Patricia Schwaninger
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Mr. Thomas Scott
Ms. Terry Scroggs
Mr. and Mrs. K. Sele
Mr. John Selig
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Dale Sellers
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Mrs. Samuel Lee Shanks, Jr.
Ms. Kathy Sharkey
Mr. William Sharp
Mr. John H. Sharpe
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Mr. Ronald Sheble
Mr. Tim Sheehy
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Mr. James A. Shook
Schinker Family
Shumate Boys
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Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Sikora
Ms. Katie Simms
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Mr. Cletis Sinyard
Ms. Deana Skowood
Mr. Wyatt Slater
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Mr. Chris Slattery
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Mr. Gary Smith
Ms. Georgia A. Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Randy Smith
Ms. Sandy Smith
Ms. Toni Smith
Mr. and Mrs. John R. Smucker
Mr. Charles Smyth
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Snook
Mr. and Mrs. Roger L. Sonstroem
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Sorensen
Southside Virginia Genealogical Society
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Sova
Mr. Tyler Sowell
Dr. and Mrs. George F. Spagna
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Mr. William Sparks
Ms. Bobbie Spicer
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Ms. Pat Squires
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Mr. James Stauble
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Mr. and Mrs. Timothy P. Stehle
Dr. Douglas Stemberg
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Ms. Barbara Stiles
Mr. Geoff Stillwell
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Mr. Alfred F. Strakshus
Ms. Gay Strakshus
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Ms. Christine Sweeters
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Dr. Janet A. Thatcher-Davids, Ph.D.
Ms. Joan Thibodeaux
Mr. Bryan J. Thomas
Ms. Dawn Thomas
Mr. Eric Thomas
Ms. Irene Thomas
Ms. Kerrilynne Thomas
Ms. Marabeth Thomas
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip F. Thomas
Ms. Carol Thompson
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Thompson
Mr. Mac Thompson
Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Thompson
Mr. Ty Thompson
Mr. and Mrs. William T. Thompson, III
Mr. William Thoms
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Thorn
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffry A. Thorpe
Mrs. Nancy Threewitts-Hughes*
Mr. Ryan Thrun
Ms. Louise R. Thyson
Ms. Katherine Tiffany
Mr. John Tobin
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Todd
Mr. Brian Trago
Ms. Constance W. Treloar
Mr. David Trichilo
Ms. Carolyn S. Truitt
Mr. and Mrs. Victor R. Tuck
Mr. Clay Turner and Ms. Carrie Williams
Ms. J. P. Turner
Mr. Roger D. Turner
Mr. David Tweedie
United States Lighthouse Society,
Chesapeake Chapter
Mr. John M. Urrutia
Ms. Katrien Vance
Mr. Vijay Varadarajan
Mr. John Vaughan
Mr. Gary Venable
Mr. and Mrs. John Verburg
Ms. Alison Vick
Mr. John Villyard
Ms. Carolyn Virden
Ms. Alison Vitucci
Mr. and Mrs. Jeremy Vorel
Ms. Piper Wade
Mr. Steve Wade
Mr. Joe Waegele
Mr. Daniel W. Wagner and Ms. Elizabeth A. Godfrey
Ms. Dorothy Walizer
Mrs. Barbara J. Walker
Mr. Doug Walker
Mr. Grant Walker
Walker Family
Mrs. Phoebe M. Wallace
Miss Alice Lorraine Wallenborn
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth G. Walsh, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. James Walther
Ms. Nina Walther
Ms. Allyson Walton
Mr. Dale S. Ward
Ms. Elizabeth B. Waters
Ms. Michele G. Watson
Ceia Webb
Mr. and Mrs. Harrison G. Wehner, Jr.
Mr. John Wehner
Mr. Marshall Weigand
Mrs. Dorothy Weinecke
Mr. and Mrs. David Weir, Jr.
Mr. Nelson A. L. Weller
Mr. and Mrs. Hill B. Wellford, Jr.
Professor Camille Wells
Mr. and Mrs. Don Wells
Mr. Robert Wells
Ms. Linda West
Mr. Jay Wetherby
Mr. Harold W. Wheeler, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Wheeler
Mr. and Mrs. Jim White
Mr. James H. Whiting
Ms. Maridel Whitmore
Ms. Robin Whitt
Tristan Whitworth
Ms. Diane Wieda
E.A. Wieda
Ms. Melissa Wilcox
Ms. Wendy Wilcoxon
Wilkes Family
Mr. John I. Willard
Mrs. Shirley S. Willcox
Ms. Betty C. Williams
Dr. and Mrs. Carrington Williams, Jr.
Ms. Ellen G. Williams
Mr. and Mrs. Fielding L. Williams, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Julien H. Williams
Ms. Kay P. Williams
Mr. Mern Williams
Ms. Alisa Wilson
Ms. Alma N. Wilson
Ms. Kathy Wilson
Mr. W. L. Wilson
Mr. William T. Wilson
Mr. William A. Wilson
Mr. Gary Wingfield
Ms. Carol Wion
Mr. and Mrs. Raol A. Wolf
Mr. Preston Wolfe
Ms. Julia Wood
Ms. Karen Wood
Ms. Aundria Woolard
Mr. Roy Worman
Mr. and Mrs. John Worrell
Ms. Marissa Wright
Mr. Eric Wuthenow
Ms. Mia Yamamoto
Ms. Oy Yamamoto
Ms. Nancy Yamauchi
Mr. W. Jack Yee
Mr. Justin Young
Mr. Ken Young
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Zacks
Mr. Jim Zelenka
Mr. and Mrs. Shawn Zetzer
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Ziegenhals
Ms. Joyce Zimmerman
Mr. Garrett Zimmon
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Zinskie
Ms. Emily Zwiebel
In Honor of
In honor of Butch Bailey
Ms. Julia B. Meyers
In honor of Ann C. Berry
National Society Daughters of Colonial Wars
In honor of Adam Davidson
Colonel and Mrs. James A. Davidson
In honor of Bill and Ellen Kelso
Mrs. Mary Ann Brendel
Mr. and Mrs. W. Sidney Druen
In honor of Dr. William M. Kelso
Mr. and Mrs. William A. Molineux
In honor of Louis Malon, Elizabeth Kostelny and Benjamin Knowles
The Honorable and Mrs. Christopher K. Peace
In honor of Elizabeth Stanton Kostelny
The Reverend John R. Stanton
In honor of Mrs. Janie Preston Boulware Lamb, Hands On Greater Richmond volunteers participate in the
Groovin in the Green Space project, John Marshall House,
Richmond
H ONOR ROLL
Preservation Virginia President (1953-1964)
Mr. Robert Henley Lamb
In honor of Virginia Wight Lamb
In honor of Dr. Elizabeth Lee and Mr. Gordon C. Vliet
Mrs. Cheryl Vliet Stearns
In honor of Jamie May
Mr. and Mrs. Philip W. May
In honor of Robert L. Montague, III
Mr. C. Dudley Brown
In honor of Heather Pasley
In honor of all who work for preservation
Mrs. Ellen Wigren
In honor of the Preservation Virginia Board and Staff
Mr. and Mrs. Dale L. Kostelny
In honor of Mrs. William C. Overman
Ms. Claudia Townsend
In honor of Shirley T. VanLandingham
Mr. John H. VanLandingham, IV
In honor of the staff at the Waterford Foundation
Ms. Laura Shaw and Mr. Jeffrey Bean
In honor of Robert I. Wise, MD, PhD
In Memory of
In memory of Patrick H. Booth, Jr.
Mr. William G. Beville
In memory of Mildred Warner Taliaferro Wellford Boyd
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Boyd
In memory of Ann Clark
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Dun Grover
In memory of William M. Dudley
Mrs. Elizabeth L. Dudley
In memory of Dr. Emory G. Evans
Dr. and Mrs. Warren M. Billings
In loving memory of Retired NNPD Clyde and
Mrs. Linda Fannin
Ms. Traci M. Fannin-Poole
In memory of Mary Jeffrey Galt
Mr. G. Galt Bready
In Memory of Alice S. Heaphy
Mr. William J. Heaphy, III
In memory of Susan Fisher Lavenstein
Mr. Victor W. Lavenstein
In memory of James C. Miller
Ms. Christine Sweeters
In memory of Eleanor Oppenhimer McGehee
Dr. Read F. McGehee, Jr.
In memory of William P. Moore
Mrs. Vera W. Moore
In memory of Sara Jo Pitts
Mr. W. Paul Pitts
In memory of Gladys M. Walls
Mr. and Mrs. Norman E. Pavey
Ms. Wilma Mettlen
In memory of William M. Welter
Mrs. Sherry M. Welter
In memory of Luther Coleman Wells
Mr. and Mrs. Brad Birchett
Ms. Caryl Burtner
Mr. John D. Hopson
Mr. Robert W. Larsen
Ms. Virginia S. Lipford
Mr. and Mrs. Fielding L. Williams, Jr.
In Memory of Carolyn Kelso Welsch
Mr. and Mrs. Henry H. Bauer
In memory of Catherine D. Wise
The 2010 Honor Roll of Donors includes all
contributors in our records. However, if we have
inadvertently left your name off the donor list please
contact us immediately and accept our apologies.
Thank you.
Smith’s Fort Plantation, Surry
We are privileged to serve as the proud steward of the
following official Preservation Virginia Historic Sites.
16 17
18 19
1
22
15
12 13
14
11
23
20
8
7 6
21
10
9
5
2
3
4
1. Debtor’s Prison.. ....................................................... 1782............................ Accomac
2. Pear Valley............................................................... 1740............................ Northampton County
3. Eastville Courthouse Buildings................................. 1731............................ Eastville
4. Cape Henry Lighthouse............................................ 1792............................ Virginia Beach
5. Isle of Wight Courthouse.......................................... 1750............................ Smithfield
6. Bacon’s Castle......................................................... 1665............................ Surry
7. Smith’s Fort Plantation............................................. ca. 1751.. ..................... Surry County
8. Historic Jamestowne................................................ 1607............................ Jamestown
9. Walter Reed Birthplace.. ........................................... Before 1850................. Gloucester County
10. Warner Hall Graveyard............................................ 17th Century.. .............. Gloucester County
11. Farmer’s Bank.. ....................................................... 1817............................ Petersburg
12. The John Marshall House....................................... 1790............................ Richmond
13. Cole Digges House................................................. 1805............................ Richmond
14. Old Stone House.. ................................................... 1754............................ Richmond
15. Patrick Henry’s Scotchtown.. .................................. 1719............................ Beaverdam
16. St. James’ House................................................... 18th Century.. .............. Fredericksburg
17. Mary Washington House......................................... Before 1772................. Fredericksburg
18. Rising Sun Tavern................................................... ca. 1760.. ..................... Fredericksburg
19. Hugh Mercer Apothecary.. ...................................... 18th Century.. .............. Fredericksburg
20. Cub Creek Church Site........................................... 1738............................ Charlotte County
21. Thomas Read’s Clerk’s Office.. ............................... 18th Century.. .............. Charlotte County
22. Gravesite of Sarah Winston Syme Henry................ 18th Century.. .............. Amherst County
23. Smithfield Plantation.............................................. 1773............................ Blacksburg
P RESERVATION VIRGINIA
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2010 annual report - Preservation Virginia

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