Prince William Historic Preservation Foundation Progress and Work

Prince William Historic
Preservation Foundation Progress
and Work Plan
Brendon C. Hanafin
Historic Preservation Division
Mission
The Prince William
Historic Preservation
Foundation, a 501c(3)
non-profit organization,
fosters the
preservation,
protection and
promotion of the
county’s historic
resources.
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Board Formation and General
Membership
 14 member Board of Directors
 Four Officers (President, Vice
President, Secretary and
Treasurer)
 Currently there is one open
Board position
 General membership of 70
individuals and families
 Annually, the Foundation
requests that the Board of
county Supervisors approve it
fundraising work plan
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Current Board
President, Mark Trbovich
Vice President, Sara Anderson
Treasurer, Sharon Pandak
Secretary, Mayor Earnie Porta
Deborah Tompkins Johnson
Dennis VanDerLaske
Laurie Wieder
Barry Dean
Tom Knock
FrannMarie Jacinto
John Schofield
Nancy Caseman
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Foundation Membership
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Benefits of Membership
Quarterly Newsletter, Historic
Perspectives
Sneak Previews of programs
and events
Discounts on programs and
events
10% discount on historic site
merchandise
Be on the cutting edge of the
preservation effort in Prince
William County
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Membership Levels
 Individual
$25.00
 Student
$5.00
 Family
$50.00
 Contributing
$100.00
 Sustaining
$250.00
 Patron
$500.00
 Corporate
$1,000.00
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Prince William Museum at Rippon Lodge
The Foundation’s
signature project is the
development of a
Prince William Museum
at Rippon Lodge
In 2008, the Foundation
developed a conceptual
design for the project
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Prince William Museum at Rippon Lodge
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Prince William Museum at Rippon Lodge
The Foundation raised
$25,000 for the
conceptual drawings
September 2012 the
Foundation hosted a
legislative reception at
Rippon Lodge to foster
and understanding of
the project
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The Brentsville One Room Schoolhouse
Project
In 2012, the Foundation
donated $20,310 to the
County to restore the
interior of the 1920’s
schoolhouse in
Brentsville
The project was
completed in eight
months utilizing County
construction staff
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The Brentsville One Room Schoolhouse
Project
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Bristoe Station Battlefield Heritage Park
Improvements
The Foundation has
actively supported
Bristoe Station through
donations to the
Alabama Cemetery
project and the Historic
fencing project
Over $8,000 has been
donated for these
projects
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Bristoe Station Battlefield Heritage Park
Improvements
Alabama Cemetery Restoration
 This project commenced in
December 2011 with an Eagle
Scout project
 The Foundation donated funds
for the plaques
 The majority of donors are
from the Alabama Sons of
Confederate Veterans
 The cemetery was dedication
in September of 2012
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Photo Courtesy of www.al.com
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Woodlawn House
 On January 22, 2008 the
Prince William Board of
County Supervisors approved
rezoning #2003-00373 for the
University of Virginia
Foundation
 Proffers associated with the
rezoning call for the Historic
Woodlawn House to be
donated to the County
 In 2011, The BOCS adopted
the Foundation work plan to
include acquisition of the
house
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Woodlawn House
The house will be
placed on the National
Register of Historic
Places with a protective
easement over the
property
The Foundation will
then sell the house with
proceeds from the sale
to support Foundation
activities
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Brentsville Jail Project
The County is currently
restoring the Brentsville
jail
The first phase includes
masonry repair, this will
be completed this
summer
The second phase
includes the final
restoration
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Brentsville Jail Exhibit Project
The Foundation is
requesting approval to
fundraise for the
interpretation and
exhibit design for the
Jail
This will include artifact
cases, display boards,
and recreated
furnishings
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Lucasville Schoolhouse
Lucasville Schoolhouse
opened in 2008 and is
open primarily by
appointment
The Foundation is
requesting to raise
funds to assist with
expanded operating
hours and for minor
improvements
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Foundation Donations to County Historic
Preservation Projects
The Prince William Museum at Rippon Lodge
$25,000
Fire Line extension at Rippon Lodge $25,000
Bristoe Station Battlefield Heritage Park
Improvements $8,000
Brentsville One Room Schoolhouse Restoration
$20,310
Total donations to date
$78,310
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How to Get Involved
Visit www.pwhpf.org to
donate or to join
Visit us on Facebook
www.facebook.com/pw
historic
Call 703.792.4754 to
receive membership
information by mail
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