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NewsletterWinter 2014

Fredericksburg Area Museum & Cultural Center

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Nov 20 Evening with an Expert. Mr. Bill Sheild, President of the 7 pm Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac Historical Society discusses the history of the local line and share stories of the men and women who made it run. Member reception to follow. RSVP to tjackson@famcc.org. Nov 25 Breakfast with the Curator. Artist and writer, Ms. Kathryn Willis 9 am will discuss our featured Community Artist John “Jack” Darling. RSVP to tjackson@famcc.org.

Nov 29 Annual Children’s Tree Lighting at Hurkamp Park. 4:30 pm Meet Santa and other holiday characters, make fun holiday crafts, listen to live music, storytelling, and much more! Free and open to the public.

Dec 2 Exhibit Opening: Quilt National ’13. Quilt National ’13, the 10 am 18th Biennial juried exhibition of innovative art quilts from The Dairy Barn Arts Center will open to the public on the first floor of our historic Town Hall building. Dec 5 Exhibit Opening Reception for Quilt National ‘13. 5 pm Join us for the opening reception of the Quilt Nation ‘13 exhibition. Free and open to the public. Dec 9 Breakfast with the Curator will conclude with local art quilter, 9 am Mrs. Lorie McCown. Lorie will discuss the art of quilting and her work in connection with the 2013 Quilt National Competition. Free and open to the public. RSVP to tjackson@famcc.org.

Dec 12 Santa in the Store and Extended Museum Hours. 6 - 8 pm Usher in the holiday season by visiting The Museum Store for a chance to meet and take pictures with Santa Claus from 6 to 8 pm. The FAMCC will also remain open from 5 until 8 pm. Free. Dec 13 Second Saturday at the Museum: Quilting. Create the perfect 1 - 3 pm gift with your family at Second Saturday at the Museum. Afterwards, visit the galleries for free. Free and open to the public. Sponsored by PNC Bank and The Kinder Morgan Foundation.

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President’s Corner

Dr. Susan Glasser, Ph.DPresident & CEO

The holidays are a great time to visit Fredericksburg’s Historic District and the Fredericksburg Area Museum & Cultural Center (FAMCC) wants to give you even more reasons to come into town.

Looking for something interesting to do with holiday guests? Our newest exhibi-tion, Quilt National ’13 opens December 2. The exhibition features 26 art quilts from artists around the country and as far away as Germany, Switzerland, and the Netherlands. It will change the way you think about “quilts.”

As part of the Main Street Initiative, the Museum—along with over 60 stores—will be open until 8 pm on December 12; look for yellow flags at participating businesses. Bring the kids, because Santa will be in The Museum Store from 6 pm to 8 pm!

The FAMCC, along with a number of other community groups, will be host-ing the Annual Christmas Tree Lighting Program at Hurkamp Park again this year. Bundle up and stay for fun activities designed to engage the whole family from crafts, to music, and holiday storytelling.

If you’re in the mood for some local his-tory, plan on attending one of our many lecture programs (see calendar opposite for dates and topics).

There’s always something new and interesting at the Museum, so plan on spending some of your holiday vacation with us. We here at the FAMCC, wish you and yours a historic holiday season!

On the cover: John Lefelhocz, Mona in the Age of Social Butterflies, 64”H x 64”W

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The FAMCC recently caught up with Ann Glave of Fredericksburg Main Street to find out about the new initiative that is painting the downtown in yellow!

Ann, what is the new Fredericks-burg Main Street holiday initiative all about? Open Late Fridays is the newest Holiday Initiative. A yellow flag marks most of the businesses that are participating. There are a few with blue suction flags on the win-dows as well. In addition, Main Street has scheduled a few Special Treats to encour-age visitors to explore Downtown Freder-icksburg on Fridays. There are free visits to historic sites or musical activities occurring downtown. The FAMCC’s Catherine W. Jones McKann's Center is a Special Treats on Friday, December 12 from 5 to 8 pm. Wow! So how many businesses are participating and how long will the program run?Sixty businesses have committed to being open at least to 8 pm on the Fridays lead-ing up to Christmas. The program opens on November 7 and will continue for the remaining 6 Fridays. There are several more businesses coming online in December. What is your ultimate goal for the new Fredericksburg Main Street Holi-day Initiative? The long term goal would be that the downtown will be known for being open late on Fridays and possibly another day or two. According to National Main Street, it takes at least a 2-year commitment to change perceptions and get consistent

commitment from the businesses. A vibrant downtown needs to have more than restaurants open after 6 pm. In Janu-ary, there will be a community meeting to discuss what worked and what needs improvement in this pilot program.

How might FAMCC members support this program?By supporting the merchants that are open late and by visiting the Special Treats. Shop and tell the businesses how much you sup-port what they are doing. Is there any other information that our readers should know about this program or about Fredericksburg Main Street?

Happy Holidays from Fredericksburg Main Street!

Main Street has recently released a Gift Card program with 5 designs by local art-ists. They are available for sale at the Visitor Center and LibertyTown Arts Workshop. In person, you can purchase $25, $50 and $100 cards. Online you can customize the card, design and amount. We are also actively supporting Small Busi-ness Saturday on November 29. Our Early Bird Riser Promotion from 8 to 10 am that morning was awarded the AMEX Small Business Neighborhood Champion Award. Over 40 businesses will be offering a special incentive during 8 to 10 am. VA Deli, Vivify, and Eileen's will be open for breakfast plus the Economic Development and Tourism Office will have free coffee and pastries at 8 am at the Visitor Center and in front of Raven Hi Fi to encourage the early visitors! Look for red carpets and blue balloons in front of participating stores.

It's a busy season downtown. Visit Main Street's website at www.freder-icksburgmainstreet.org for upcoming activities and their Facebook page for Fredericksburg downtown.

It's a busy season for Fredericksburg Main Street.

Businesses with yellow flags are part ofOpen Late Fridays.

Customize a Fredericksburg Gift Card.

Support Small Business Saturday via socialmedia.

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New Exhibition: Quilt National 2013!

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This international juried competition—now in its eighteenth year—originates at The Dairy Barn Arts Center in Athens, Ohio. Attracting fiber artists from across the country and around the world, the exhibition is a platform for exploring the art of quiltmaking updated for the 21st century. One reviewer called the biannual exhibition the “Oscars of the Art Quilting world.” The Dairy Barn Arts Center describes the works in the exhibition in these terms:

The works in a Quilt National exhibit display a reverence for the lessons taught by the makers of the heritage quilts. Many of the works hold fast to the traditional methods of piecing and patching. At the same time, however, the Quilt National artist is intrigued by the challenge of expanding the boundaries of traditional quiltmaking by utilizing the newest materi-als and technologies. These innovative works generate strong emotional responses in the viewer while at the same

time fulfilling the creative need of the artist to make a totally individual statement.

With more than two dozen works of contemporary fiber artists working in thirteen states and three European countries, this exhibition is a visual and emotional feast that will change how you think about “quilts” forever.

Quilt National ‘13 opens to the public December 2, 2014. An opening reception will be held on December 5 from 5 pm -7 pm. This is a members only event. Please send your RSVP to mjohnson@famcc.org.

Quilt National ‘13 is made possible in part by A Fredericksburg Economic Develop-ment Authority JumpstArt! grant.

Leslie Rego, Four Seasons at the Beaver Pond, 28”H x 50” W

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Susan Polansky, No One But You, 49”H x 65”W

Judith Plotner, Urban Melody, 24”H x 56”W

This exhibition is produced and circulated by The Dairy Barn Arts Center, Athens Ohio.

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Thanks to the generosity of Thom and Tri-cia Smelter, a pastel portrait of John Chew, Jr. (1753-1806) has found its way “home” to Fredericksburg. This newest acquisition to the FAMCC’s collection depicts Chew during the time he served as Clerk of the Court of Fredericksburg between 1787 – 1806. (An interesting side note: Chew men held this position for 99 years and 11 days, each one succeeded by his son in direct line until 1886.)

During the Revolutionary War, Chew was a Lieutenant in the Spotsylvania Militia. Dur-ing the Battle of Camden in South Carolina in 1780, he was wounded and eventu-ally taken prisoner. When he was finally released, he wrote his wife from Richmond asking her to make arrangements for his transportation back to Fredericksburg. In the letter he notes “The wounds I rec’d in the action of the 16th August last are all well except my arm which is almost cured.” What he failed to mention was that his left arm had been amputated. The unknown portrait artist deftly conceals this war wound by depicting Chew turned slightly to the left. The wound eventually earned Chew a pension of $48 per year for life.

Portraits were the most popular type of painting in Colonial America. A portrait such as this would have typically hung in the first floor parlor or, in a larger house, the second floor ballroom. This particular portrait once hung in a house on Sunken Road. It was passed down within the family and eventually ended up in Roanoke before entering the Museum’s collection.

A Portrait Finds Its Way Home

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For more information about this portrait please contact President & CEO Dr. Susan Glasser at sglasser@famcc.org.

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Portrait in its new home in collection storage.Above: John Chew (1753 - 1806), 34.5”H x 28.75” W; Below: Detail of Chew Portrait.

Alonzo Chappel, Battle of Camden-Death of De Kalb, August 1780.

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New Members Through October

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Mr. and Mrs. Pete Sloper

2013 - 2014 Gift Report

The FAMCC would like to thank the sponsors, donors, and volunteers who made 2013 a success. Please follow the online link above for the 2013 FAMCC Gift Report.

BenefactorMr. John AhmutyMr. and Mrs. Ronald Badillo and FamilyMs. Aminta CarterMr. and Mrs. Terry DornMr. and Mrs. Denise HwangMrs. Wendy LaramoreMr. and Mrs. Ron LunardiniMs. Teri McNallyMr. and Mrs. David ThompsonMr. and Mrs. Larry VidaMr. and Mrs. Gene WardMr. and Mrs. Mel Wright

Mr. and Mrs. James BappleMr. and Mrs. Michael BassisMr. and Mrs. William CarterMs. Darcie CaswellMr. and Mrs. Byron CounsellMr. and Mrs. David CranstonDr. and Mrs. Harry E. Crisp, IIMr. and Mrs. Thomas FishMr. and Mrs. Chris GregsonMr. and Mrs. Steven GuillDr. Amanda GuytonMr. and Mrs. William HallamMr. Jim HobbMr. and Mrs. Tim McArtorMs. Carrol E MorganMr. and Mrs. Ben RatermanMs. Lydia RogersMr. and Mrs. David Vallelunga

Family

Dr. Marta BergerMr. Richard GetzMr. Gerry GriffinMr. Peter HarrisMr. Walter HoffmanMs. Kerri HollandMrs. Hannah MasseyMs. Lucille MurphyMs. Mary ScallyMr. Ted StoutMrs. Susan TylerMs. Carolyn Van Der Jagt

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It’s hard to believe that the holidays are around the corner! If you are just begin-ning your Christmas shopping, be sure to add an FAMCC membership to your list. A membership to FAMCC makes for the perfect gift because it’s the gift that keeps on giving; recipients enjoy the many benefits of membership for 12-months and your charitable contribution helps preserve and protect the history and cul-ture of Fredericksburg. You can purchase a pre-wrapped gift membership package complete with your choice of an annual membership at the individual, family, or benefactor level in The Museum Store or here. Contact Melanie Johnson, Direc-tor of Membership & Special Events, at

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Holiday Membership!

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mjohnson@famcc.org to customize your gift membership and for delivery options.

Learn more about why a museum mem-bership makes the perfect gift during the holiday’s here in Forbes online.

For information on becoming a member, visit www.famcc.org/support/join or contact the Member-ship & Special Events Director Melanie Johnson at mjohnson@famcc.org.

FAMCC members, the Durham family, at Food Fight 2014.

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This winter avoid cabin fever by attending one of the many programs hosted by the FAMCC. This season’s Breakfast with the Curator is all about art and artists. On November 25 guest speaker and local artist Kathryn Willis will discuss interconnections between the art and the life of our featured Community Artist, John “Jack” Darling (1911-2007). Breakfast with the Curator will conclude on December 9 with art quilter and fiber artist Lorie McCown. Ms. McCown will discuss the world of art quilting and her recent entry in the biannual international quilting competition, Quilt National held by The Dairy Barn Arts Center in Athens, Ohio. Ms. McCown will bring some of her personal art quilts and fiber art to display and to touch during the presenta-tion. Guests who attend the program may also visit the new Quilt National ‘13 exhibit which opens on December 2 in Town Hall.

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Evening with an Expert& Breakfast with the Curator

Not a morning person? No problem. Come to our popular Evening with an Expert program instead. This winter, Evening with an Expert is all about transportation and technology. On November 20, the President of the Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac Railroad Historical Society, Mr. Bill Sheild will discuss the history of the RF& P railway line and its importance to the people and businesses of Fredericksburg. On display during the program will be the FAMCC’s newly acquired ca. 1940s RF&P conductor uniform worn by local resident Irvin Abner May, who worked on the historic line for many years. Special thanks to FAMCC members Ken & Darlene Davis for donating this amazing piece of local history to the Museum. Our series wraps up with a program led by the Board Chairman of

Saffire’s Journey lecture with Gaye Adegbalola, 2014.

Take a break from shopping downtown to attend the annual Children’s Tree Lighting in Hurkamp Park on Saturday, November 29 from 4:30 to 6 pm. The FAMCC joins the Fredericksburg Economic Develop-ment and Tourism Office, along with the Children’s Museum of Fredericksburg, and Parent & Family Magazine, to bring an evening of fun and entertainment with Santa to the downtown community. Listen to live music from the Hugh Mercer choir and enjoy story-time with Santa. Make fun crafts and enjoy hot chocolate and refreshments with your neighbors. This Fredericksburg tradition is sure to be the biggest ever.

For more information please contact the Director of Education & Public Programs, Tramia Jackson at tjack-son@famcc.org.

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Celebration of Lights! Children’s Tree Lighting

Hilldrup, Mr. Charles G. McDaniel. Mr. McDaniel will discuss the early history of this historic local business from its early days as a horse and carriage transporta-tion service to the international moving and storage company of today. Come and listen to the fascinating story of this local business and the entrepreneurial spirit of its founders on Thursday, December 18.

For more information about Breakfast with the Curator or Evening with an Expert please see page 2. To RSVP to either program please contact the Director of Education & Public Programs, Tramia Jackson at 540.371.3037 x140 or tjackson@famcc.org.

RF&P conductor uniform ca. 1940s

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Greg & Rita Caruth

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Meet a few of ourDedicated Volunteers!

Christine Clements, originally from Jacksonville, Florida, studied Historic Preservation and Museum Studies at the University of Mary Washington. She did her senior internship at the FAMCC, assisting the Director of Collections & Exhibitions, Christopher Uebelhor, with exhibits, collections, and many other tasks. Since then she has continued to volunteer regularly because working in museums, particularly collections work, is her passion.

“The Fredericksburg Area Museum is such an interesting and vibrant place, full of wonderful people. I love helping out and going to all the special events.”—Christine

Greg graduated in 1971 from West Liberty University with a B.A. in both Art and Eng-lish. He worked as the Director of Visual Arts and Publishing for the Department of Defense at Ft. Belvoir until retiring in 2003. Rita graduated from James Madison University in 1977 with a B. S. in Library Science. She received her M. Ed. in 1981 and worked 30 years as a school librarian until retiring in 2007.

“We both love reading, travel, antiques, and history. We have volunteered at Ken-more, Historic Fredericksburg Foundation, and the Central Rappahannock Regional Library. Volunteering at FAMCC gives us an opportunity to meet people with similar interests —history, art, antiques. The flex-ible schedule allows us to choose our own hours. It’s fun!”—Rita

Christine Clements

The FAMCC is looking to expand its team of excellent volunteers and we want you! Volunteers are a crucial component in fulfilling the Museum’s mission of sharing the story of our region with both its residents and visitors. Not only is volunteer-ing a great way to support the Museum, it is an opportunity to gain valuable insights and experiences. As a volunteer, you open the doors for the public to experience and learn the story of Fredericksburg in many unique ways: from gallery tours to special events, volunteers are integral to forging the relationship between the Museum and the community.

Volunteering at the FAMCC is a differ-ent opportunity for different people. For students, it is a chance to gain real world experiences that will guide them into the job market upon graduation. For oth-

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Volunteers We Need You

ers, it is a love of history, art, and culture which drives them to volunteer. For some volunteering is also an opportunity to give back to the community while learning more about its rich heritage. Currently, our biggest need is for volunteers to run the admissions desks, The Museum Store, and welcome visitors into the Museum. Without the help and dedication of these volunteers, we could not open our doors to the public each day. Other opportuni-ties include assisting the staff in planning and implementing our special events, fundraisers, and education programs.

If you are interested in learning more about volunteering, please contact our Volunteer & Internship Coordina-tor, Melissa Southall, at msouthall@famcc.org or 540-371-3037 x 128.

FAMCC staff, interns, and volunteers having fun at Food Fight 2014.

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Rebecca McGovern

Rebecca McGovern is a junior at Mary Washingtion University, majoring in His-toric Preservation. She is from Arlington, Virginia, and hopes to pursue a career in preserving history, with a focus in historic architecture around the world. “I applied to this internship at the FAMCC hoping to gain experience in a small mu-seum and observe the roles that keep the museum up and going.”—Rebecca

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Rebecca McGovern

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Meet Our Interns

Shelby Pagan

The FAMCC Internship Program pro-vides unique opportunities for students interested in the museum field and related professions. Each internship provides hands-on, project-based experience. This fall, we welcomed three new interns to the Special Events, Membership, and Education departments.

Shelby is a George Mason alumna, and received her B.A. in Anthropology. She has a passion for the study of culture as well as the soul of the individual, which has led her to seek a Ph.D in Trauma Psychology. She hopes to work closely with veterans and active duty members of the military.

“FAMCC’s dedication to the historical integrity of the very town I grew up in inspires me to also pursue a field that will be vehemently fulfilling. I hope my time at the FAMCC will strengthen the commu-nity’s awareness [of the Museum] and participation as well as promote the dissemination of knowledge for genera-tions to come.” —Shelby

Shelby Pagan

Sarah Hazel

Sarah was born and raised in the small town of Sperryville, Virginia, and is now a senior at the University of Mary Washing-ton (UMW). She will be graduating this December with a major in Art History and a minor in Museum Studies. Not only is Sarah an intern in our Education Depart-ment, she has also been a volunteer in The Museum Store for the past two years. Sarah hopes to use what she has learned in her classes at UMW and her experi-ences at the Museum to one day workas a curator for a children's museum. Sarah Hazel with Laynie Goldstein. Image courtesy of Kenneth Gross.

Image courtesy of Kenneth Gross.

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Summer Art Camp 2014.

Fredericksburg’s rendition of Happy by Pharrell Williams in Market Square.

Thanks for the memories, Fredericksburg.

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Thanks for the Memories!

Fredericksburgers dance at Sounds of Summer 2014

2014 was a year of fun, music, food and friends at the FAMCC. Here are just a few highlights from this year’s many programs and events. Thanks Fredericksburg for a great year!

Board Chair Tom Wack and his wife Ann Sears at Food Fight 2014.

Gaye Adegbalola singing the blues at the program Saffire’s Journey.

Elby Brass kicking off Sounds of Summer 2014 in Market Square.

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Remember FAMCC Members enjoy 10% off all Museum Store purchases and 20% off on First Fridays

Stacy Gaglio, La Petite Auberge

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Happy Holidays from The Museum Store

Lorie McCown, River Convergence

This year, The Museum Store staff has been busy preparing for a holiday season like no other. We are proud to offer a variety of fine art quality giclee prints of original paintings by our current Com-munity Artist Jack Darling. Rich in color and texture, these giclees are perfect for framing, and are worthwhile additions to any art collection. We also carry original works by many of the North Windsor Artists currently featured in our Town Hall’s Community Artist Series exhibit. In honor of our newest exhibition, Quilt National ’13 opening on December 2, we are selling beautiful fiber art by local quilt artist Lorie McCown. Lorie will bring some of her quilts and wonderful fiber art for display and for sale to the Breakfast with the Curator program on Tuesday, December 9, 2014.

New to our art card collection are the whimsical designs of local artist Stacy Gaglio. Gaglio’s renderings of iconic Fredericksburg sites are also suitable for framing, as are the popular prints of Carl’s Ice Cream, the railroad bridge over the Rappahannock, and other Freder-icksburg scenes by Casey Shaw. Look for Casey’s charming folk art Christmas cards, perfect for a traditional Christmas themed gift.

Throughout the store, we have elegant handmade ladies’ hats by three different artists, and a variety of scarves, gloves, bags and jewelry to wear with them, perfect for that fashionable lady on your

Christmas list. Children love the imagina-tive “Creativity Sets” by local design team “ZOLO,” which are fun and challenging for ages 5 and up.

And don’t miss out on an evening of holi-day fun as only Santa Claus can serve up with Santa in the Store. This year Santa will visit us from 6 to 8 pm on Friday, Decem-ber 12. Come ready to talk with Santa and listen to holiday stories. Parents, be sure to bring your camera to capture wonderful holiday memories.

After your visit with Santa, check out the galleries of The Catherine W. Jones McKann Center which will be open that evening from 5 pm until 8 pm, free of charge. ‘Till then, we wish you the hap-piest of holiday seasons, and hope to see you at The Museum Store.

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Food Fight Fredericksburg Winners!

Congratulations to The Bavarian Chef and The Sunken Well Tavern who were both named Food Fight Champions on October 9. In an unexpected tie, both teams, Team Germany (The Bavarian Chef) and Team Mexico (The Sunken Well Tavern), won over the audience with their amazing at-tention to detail and spectacular food and drink combinations. Team Spain repre-sented by Vivfy & FORAGE won runner-up for best design with a beautiful Spanish market backdrop in the Museum’s Rail-ways & Roadways Gallery. The Kenmore Inn stunned guests with their transforma-tion of the George Washington & The Masonic Tradition Gallery into a classic Parisian library complete with champagne upon entering. The Mason-Dixon Café kept it cool and casual with deliciously fruity cocktails in their Caribbean themed setting at the entrance to Town Hall. We would like to express our sincere gratitude for all of the support the Museum received

this year, particularly Cooper Financial Group of Raymond James who sponsored this year’s event. Thank you to all of the lo-cal businesses that participated and to the individuals who purchased tickets. Please help us in showing our appreciation by shopping and dining at these wonderful establishments.

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Congratulations to The Bavarian Chef and The Sunken Well Tavern for win-ning Food Fight Fredericksburg 2014.

Members from the The Bavarian Chef team and the Sunken Well Tavern team accepting their award as Food Fight Champions.

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Board of DirectorsMr. Thomas Wack, ChairMr. Andre Piñeda, Vice ChairMrs. Jeanette Woodcock, Treasurer Mrs. Liz King, SecretaryDr. John CokerMr. Michael ColangeloMr. Hap ConnorsMr. Brad EllisMr. Bill Freehling

Mrs. Mary Katherine Greenlaw Mr. Richard HarrisonMr. William LynchMr. Charles G. McDanielMs. Nancy MooreMr. Russell H. RobertsMr. Nick SeayMr. Doug Stewart

The galleries of the Fredericksburg Area Museum & Cultural Center are open Tuesday – Saturday from 10-5 pm. Closed Sunday & Monday

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Museum StaffAnne Marie BarnesMembership & Events Assistant

Earl BaughmanFacilities Manager

Pat BaughmanVisitor Services

Peggy ConwayVisitor Services

Darlene DavisAccountant/Office Manager

Ellen Fortunato Museum Store Manager

Mary Garrett Assistant Store Manager

Susan Glasser, Ph.DPresident & CEO

Dan GoldsteinDirector of Development

Tramia JacksonDirector of Education & Public Programs

Melanie JohnsonDirector of Membership & Events

Beckie ResioVisitor Services

Melissa SouthallVolunteer & Internship Coordinator

Rae TriplettVisitor Services

Melissa WebbVisitor Services

Address or name change? Misspelling?Remove from mailing list? Mail correction to:Fredericksburg Area Museum & Cultural CenterP.O. Box 922Fredericksburg, Virginia 22404 or emailinfo@famcc.org

Information:540.371.3037 540.371.1001 fax info@famcc.org www.famcc.org

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Thank You to our 2013-2014 Corporate Members

Crowd listening to the Fredericksburg Community Concert Band at Sounds of Summer 2014.

Beck I LLC (Lawn Doctors)Bowling, Franklin & Co.Bowman DistilleryColdwell Banker Carriage House RealtyColonial Internal Medicine AssociatesCooper Financial GroupCSXDavenport & Company LLCGarnett Refrigeration Inc.Goodloe CompaniesHallberg & O’MalleyHomestead Senior CareInfinity TechnologiesJF FickLewis Insurance AssociatesMid Atlantic FoamPepsiPermaTreat Pest ControlPhillip Sasser, Jr. Attorney at Law, PCPNC BankQuarles Petroleum Inc.

Rappahannock Electric CooperativeRose DentistryStafford PrintngThe Arts & Cultural Council of the RappahannockThe Title ProfessionalsUnion First Market BankUnited Bank VAUtility Professional Services, IncVirginia Partners BankWack General ContractingYanina Angelini-Young

For information on how to become a corporate member please contact Dan Goldstein, Director of Develop-ment at dgoldstein@famcc.org or at 540-371-3037 x127

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