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2018 ANNUAL REPORT+ FINAL CAMPAIGN REPORT

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2 Historic Sites

8 National Treasures

14 ReUrbanism

20 The Campaign for America’s National Treasures

24 Recognition

40 Financial Summary

ABOUT THE COVER: Thousands of Americans joined the fun this year in a National Trust National Treasure campaign to protect the irrepressible spirit of Route 66 and all its quirky attractions, such as this public art in El Reno, Oklahoma.

WITH THIS YEAR’S ANNUAL REPORT, we celebrate all of you—the friends, supporters, and champions of America’s cultural heritage, whose leadership, passion, and generosity made possible the successful completion of the Campaign for America’s National Treasures, the largest campaign in National Trust history. The campaign launched in 2012 and ended in 2018 having received gifts totaling a remarkable $311 million—thank you! These gifts have been put to work to save historic places including: • $21 million in capital restoration projects at National Trust Historic Sites, while

also advancing new visions and business plans to make our sites more relevant to Americans and more financially sustainable.

• 100 National Treasure campaigns in 39 states and Puerto Rico, where we took direct action to save places that matter, from the Houston Astrodome and Washington DC’s Union Station to ancient petroglyphs in Utah.

• Successful legislative campaigns that saved the federal historic tax credit, secured the largest level of historic preservation funding in history, and protected African American historic places.

Inspired by the hopeful vision of a future where all people see their stories in the places that surround them and spend their lives rooted in the places they love, we do this work with you.

As you will see from the pages that follow, this outpouring of support makes the National Trust stronger, our communities richer, and our nation more united.

Together, we are saving the past to enrich the future. Our most heartfelt thanks for your support.

TIMOTHY P. WHALEN, CHAIR STEPHANIE K. MEEKS, PRESIDENT

Extraordinary People Saving Extraordinary Places

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“The National Trust is a proven partner, and we are confident in their ability to join with The Huntington to maintain and sustain our historic home and gardens for the long term.”

CHUCK AND GENEVA THORNTON

America’s historic places are irreplaceable. They celebrate our triumphs and soothe the wounds we are still working to heal. The National Trust’s portfolio of 28 Historic Sites includes a remarkable collection of presidential homes, world-class landscapes, and architectural masterworks tracing more than 2,000 years of North American history. Through the campaign, gifts to National Trust Historic Sites exceeded $100 million including the exceptional gift of Thornton Gardens from Chuck and Geneva Thornton. These places provide insight and inspiration to nearly 1 million visitors every year, while also fostering creative collaborations with artists-in-residence, innovators, scholars, and entrepreneurs.

HISTORIC SITES

then, now, and always

Southern California’s Thornton Gardens became the first new National Trust Historic Site in a decade this year, thanks to the generosity of Chuck and Geneva Thornton.

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CHESTERWOOD OPENS NEW GALLERY

This year we celebrated the opening of the new gallery at Chesterwood, Daniel Chester French’s home and studio in the Berkshires. Lead funding from the Henry Luce Foundation made possible the climate-controlled space and enabled us to bring more than 150 works—including models, maquettes, paintings, and sculptures—out of storage to illustrate the renowned sculptor’s creative process. The gallery is central to a comprehensive reimagining of Chesterwood as an artists’ retreat and economic engine for the Berkshires’ creative economy. Strong support from Luce, as well as the Mass Cultural Council, Town of Stockbridge, Nancy Woodson Spire Foundation, and Fitzpatrick Foundation enabled restoration of the studio and exterior of the home, and work on the interior continues. Chesterwood is the headquarters

SUPPORTER SPOTLIGHT

Chuck and Geneva ThorntonChuck and Geneva Thornton led the way in the Campaign through the pace-setting gift this year of Thornton Gardens, their stunning Tudor Revival home and gardens, along with a substantial endowment to provide for its long-term protection. Designed by Myron Hunt, the visionary behind the Rose Bowl and the Huntington Library, Thornton Gardens is the first new National Trust Historic Site in a decade, and the only one representing the unique style and spirit of Southern California in the early 20th century. The mansion and 10 acres of gardens, designed by the renowned team of Florence Yoch and Lucille Council, have been lovingly maintained by the Thorntons, who will continue to reside at the estate during their lifetimes, after which the National Trust will co-steward the property with the Huntington Library, Art Collections, and Botanical Gardens.

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for the popular Historic Artists Homes and Studios program.

EXPANDING ACCESS TO COLLECTIONS

Momentum continued to build this year around greater public access to the National Trust’s extraordinary collection of more than 60,000 historic objects and works of art. Funding from the National Endowment for the Arts, the Henry Luce Foundation, and others helped to conserve and document the collections, which will soon be cataloged online for the first time through a new collections management database. This new platform frees the collections from their physical locations, so that artists no longer need to travel to the Berkshires to study Daniel Chester French’s models for a seated Lincoln or experience the exquisite beauty of more than 50 pieces of fine furniture for Lyndhurst designed by architect Alexander Jackson Davis. This fall, a public fellow began curating original content for the database to advance scholarship and model innovative approaches to engagement for other historic sites and collections nationwide.

COMMERCE AND CULTURE IN MONTEREY

A celebratory ribbon-cutting this fall marked the reopening of Cooper-Molera Adobe, a National Trust Historic Site returned to its roots as a commercial anchor for a revitalized Monterey, California, thanks to a combination of adaptive reuse and continued public interpretation. The bold reimagining continues museum operations in the Mexican-American adobe residences, while introducing a new restaurant and a bakery in a historic warehouse and former corner store. Seismic reinforcements made it possible to create the new Barns at Cooper-Molera event space in a large redwood barn complex, and the property’s beautiful gardens and grounds—one of the best kept secrets in Monterey—have been expanded and reopened.

INSPIRING UNDERSTANDING THROUGH THE ARTS

Thanks to leadership funding from the Doris Duke Charitable Foundation and The JPB

Foundation through the African American Cultural Heritage Action Fund, artists are using music to deepen understanding at National Trust Historic Sites nationwide. As the artist-in-residence at Woodrow Wilson House, jazz saxophonist Davey Yarborough explored the music of the early 20th century as a response to President Wilson’s racial policies. In New Iberia, Louisiana, The Shadows staged an original “blues poem” by playwright Ifa Bayeza exploring the life of influential early jazz trumpeter

ABOVE, LEFT TO RIGHT: A new gallery at Chesterwood brought more than 150 objects out of storage to illustrate the creative process of renowned sculptor Daniel Chester French; A $6.5 million restoration and reimagining returned Cooper-Molera Adobe, a National Trust Historic Site, to its roots as a commercial anchor for Monterey, Calif.; Davey Yarborough, artist-in-residence at the Woodrow Wilson House, explored jazz and other musical forms as a response to President Wilson’s racial policies.

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Bunk Johnson, who worked on the property until his death.

And with the addition of a new musical score, Cliveden’s unique production, Liberty to Go to See, brings to life the stories of the enslaved, indentured, and immigrant workers who lived and labored at this Philadelphia-area house through the Colonial Period, American Revolution, and the early 19th century.

At National Trust Historic Sites, we’ve also leveraged support from prominent arts-focused funders like the National Endowment for the Arts, to bring the rich histories of these places to life in new ways. This summer, NEA grants supported dynamic, community-based art installations that invigorated the Gaylord Building and downtown Lockport, Illinois with new interpretations of the town’s industrial heritage and an innovative multi-media exhibition by Jennie Jones that initiated our artist residency program at Philip Johnson’s Glass House.

RIGHT: Strong public and private philanthropic support made possible a major restoration of Chesterwood, Daniel Chester French’s home and studio in the Berkshires.

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$21 million for improvements 60,000 objects curated 4,000 acres stewarded 2,000 years of history interpreted 6 million visitors

CAMPAIGN FOR AMERICA’S NATIONAL TREASURES ACHIEVEMENTS 2012–2018

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“I think real understanding comes when we recognize the humanity in each other.”

PHYLICIA RASHAD, CO-CHAIR AFRICAN AMERICAN CULTURAL HERITAGE ACTION FUND

America is stronger when all its citizens can see their stories in the places that surround us. Inspired by this vision, millions of Americans came together during the Campaign to take direct action to save historic places through 100 National Treasure campaigns. These hands-on efforts leveraged more than $563 million in public and private funding and created a brighter future for some of our nation’s most treasured places. From the ancient petroglyphs of Utah’s Bears Ears to the modern marvel of the Houston Astrodome, National Treasures are telling a fuller American story and reminding us all of the inspiration inherent in the history we know and the stories we have yet to discover.

NATIONAL TREASURES

icons, action, and impact

Rosenwald Schools were beacons of hope and opportunity for a generation of African American students in the rural South early in the 20th century. Philanthropist Julius Rosenwald and influential African American educator Booker T. Washington established the schools, and this year Rosenwald’s granddaughter Alice stepped forward with a $500,000 challenge grant, through the African American Cultural Heritage Action Fund, to preserve the schools and their powerful legacy of courage, aspiration, and achievement.

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PRESERVING AFRICAN AMERICAN HISTORY

Led by the Ford Foundation, The JPB Foundation, and the Open Society Foundations, this year the nation’s foundation leaders stepped forward to join the National Trust in launching the African American Cultural Heritage Action Fund, America’s largest-ever campaign to protect African American history and stories in the places where they happened. The William and Flora Hewlett Foundation, the Nathan Cummings Foundation, the Doris Duke Charitable Foundation, the Alice Rosenwald Foundation, Pepsico, and the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation joined these and other lead funders in contributing $6 million in just a few months to launch this $25 million effort.

Since the Action Fund’s launch last year, four new African American National Treasures have launched, including Chicago’s South Side Community Art Center, Memphis’ Clayborn Temple, the childhood home of Nina Simone in North Carolina, and the John and Alice Coltrane House in New York. The Action Fund also provided $1.1 million in grant funds

SUPPORTER SPOTLIGHT

Ford FoundationThis year, the Ford Foundation stepped forward with the National Trust to launch the African American Cultural Heritage Action Fund, a $25 million campaign to uncover and celebrate stories of African American activism, achievement, and community. Early Foundation support of $1.5 million, combined with the vision of Ford Foundation President Darren Walker, who co-chairs the Action Fund Advisory Council with acclaimed actor and director Phylicia Rashad, has propelled the campaign forward. The National Trust was honored to present the Ford Foundation and Darren Walker with the 2018 Robert W. Wilson Preservation Philanthropist of the Year award, in recognition of their impact. We thank the Ford Foundation for stepping forward with a renewed pledge of $1 million to continue the Action Fund’s momentum in 2019.

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Ronald Zimmerman (left), trustee of the Robert W. Wilson Charitable Trust, presented Ford Foundation President Darren Walker with the Robert W. Wilson Preservation Philanthropist of the Year Award.

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to 16 sites—chosen from a pool of more than 800 applicants in 42 states representing $91 million in requests—that tell a remarkable range of stories, from Buffalo Soldiers at Yosemite to artists in the Chicago Black Renaissance. Guided by a prestigious Advisory Council co-chaired by Ford Foundation President Darren Walker and actor and director Phylicia Rashad, the Action Fund is expanding the American story with a focus on social justice, equality, and remembering those who helped change the world. Find out more at SavingPlaces.org/ActionFund.

WEATHERING THE STORM TOGETHER

With you, the National Trust stepped forward after this year’s devastating hurricanes to help storm-damaged communities in Texas, Florida, and Puerto Rico rebuild and recover. The organization provided $25,000 in emergency funding to help Puerto Rican partner Para La Naturaleza survey more than 4,880 historic

buildings immediately following the storm, gathering data which not only directed the recovery effort but also helped the National Trust advocate successfully for $50 million in funding through the Historic Preservation Fund—a $32.5 million increase over the amount initially proposed by the Trump Administration—to help with recovery of historic places. American Express provided $450,000 in grants to preservation organizations in Houston, Miami, and Puerto Rico to restore places like Houston’s LULAC Council 60 Clubhouse, a National Trust National Treasure, and Puerto Rico’s Paraíso de Las Lunas. Through a crowdfunding campaign on SavingPlaces.org, the National Trust raised funds to send 200 tarps to cover historic buildings in Puerto Rico until permanent repairs can be made.

SAVING SCENIC LANDSCAPES OF NEW HAMPSHIRE

Miles of family farms, historic sites, and the scenic, rural character of New Hampshire are more secure this year, thanks to ongoing legal advocacy made possible by leadership support from donors championing

the National Trust’s commitment to preserving cultural landscapes in peril. Through more than seven years of review and deliberations, the National Trust has raised strenuous objections to the proposed Northern Pass transmission line, which would cut through the entire state. This work paid off in February, when New Hampshire’s Site Evaluation Committee voted unanimously to deny a crucial construction permit citing concerns that the project would harm the economy of towns along the route. Northern Pass officials intend to appeal, but for now, the project is halted. The National Trust will continue fighting to preserve New England’s beauty and history, along with nearly

ABOVE, LEFT TO RIGHT: A new National Treasure campaign launched through the African American Cultural Heritage Action Fund is preserving Chicago’s South Side Community Art Center; Grant funding from American Express is helping to restore Houston’s LULAC Council 60 Clubhouse, a National Treasure; Trust legal advocacy is preserving New Hampshire’s scenic character.

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a dozen other cultural landscapes nationwide.

CHAMPIONING AMERICA’S BEST IDEA

National Trust donors and advocates made possible major progress this year in a campaign for dedicated federal funding to address the staggering $11.6 billion deferred maintenance backlog on America’s National Parks, roughly half of which is attributed to historic assets. A national education and advocacy campaign undertaken with Pew Charitable Trusts and the National Parks Conservation Association generated a groundswell of support through more than 50 op-eds and letters to the editor, as well as reports, media appearances, and sign-on letters uniting the voices of more than 1,500 preservation, Main Street, and Civil War battlefield advocates. Restore Our Parks legislation has strong bipartisan support in both houses of Congress. National Trust advocacy has secured an additional $100 million over the past three years toward the maintenance backlog through the regular appropriations process, and Hands-On Preservation Experience (HOPE) Crews have completed more than 165 projects to date totaling $18 million in preservation work on public lands nationwide. Show your support at SavingPlaces.org/fix-our-parks.

Trust advocacy is helping to preserve protections for thousands of acres of extraordinary archeological sites on public lands, including Bears Ears National Monument in Utah.

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100 National Treasures

$563 million in public and private funding leveraged by National Treasures

$25 million African American Cultural Heritage Action Fund launched

$19+ million in grant funding awarded

3,500+ HOPE Crew participants


Americans today want more than places to live—they want to spend their lives rooted in towns and communities they love. Historic places are central to such neighborhoods. Your support through the Campaign is helping city leaders see the value in their older buildings and find new ways to solve problems, spur economic growth, and create the beautiful, sustainable, character-rich communities we want for ourselves and our children. With your support, the National Trust is creating new research that makes the case for rehab and reuse, and promoting policies, tools, and funding sources that make restoration easier and more affordable. Together, we are building a brighter future on the best of our nation’s past—to make life better for millions of Americans.

REURBANISM

reuse, reinvestment, and revitalization

Federal historic tax credits have helped to restore Schmidt Artist Lofts in St. Paul, Minnesota and more than 43,000 other buildings, creating nearly 2.5 million jobs, and reinvesting more than $144 billion in private capital since President Reagan launched the federal historic tax credit more than 30 years ago. The program fosters a renewed sense of civic pride by channeling Americans’ tax dollars back into our communities.

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“Our tax credits have made the preservation of America’s older buildings not only a matter of respect for beauty and history, but of economic good sense.”

PRESIDENT RONALD REAGAN

ON THE FEDERAL HISTORIC TAX CREDIT

PRESERVING THE FEDERAL HISTORIC TAX CREDIT

Years of determined advocacy led by the National Trust and its for-profit subsidiary, the National Trust Community Investment Corporation, paid off in December, when Congress voted to retain the federal historic tax credit amidst the most sweeping tax reform in three decades.

A strong, bipartisan show of support and crucial leadership from National Trust Trustees Larry Curtis, Christy Brown, and Linda Bruckheimer, as well as former Trustee and First Lady Laura Bush, saved the credit, speaking to the impact of an educational campaign that reached over 3.5 million people through social media and prompted more than 40,000 letters to Congress. During the crucial negotiation window this fall, the National Trust posted a video of President Ronald Reagan advocating for historic tax credit legislation in 1981, which was viewed more than half a million times in just six weeks.

SUPPORTER SPOTLIGHT

American ExpressAs the National Trust’s premier corporate partner, American Express has invested more than $24 million to save historic places nationwide. Direct grants and programmatic support have helped to launch the National Treasures program and supported a remarkable range of restoration projects, from re-gilding the ceiling at Washington, DC’s Union Station to restoring San Francisco’s Haas-Lilienthal House. This year, the company provided $450,000 in the aftermath of Hurricanes Harvey, Irma, and Maria to help communities in Houston, Miami, and Puerto Rico recover and rebuild beloved historic places. The latest round of American Express Partners in Preservation grants, which bring preservation home to people by enabling them to vote for places they love nationwide, distributed $2 million in funding. This year’s campaign supported the work of 20 Main Street partners around the country and restored historic places celebrating diversity on 11 winning Main Streets nationwide.

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To date, historic tax credits have restored a remarkable 43,000 buildings, created more than 2.5 million jobs, reinvested more than $144 billion in private capital, and fostered a renewed sense of pride in neighborhoods nationwide.

PRESERVING CHARACTER, PROPELLING GROWTH

This year, innovative policy reforms driven by the National Trust positioned five American cities to unlock the potential of their historic places and promote inclusive, sustainable growth. The National Trust’s 30 years of expertise in downtown revitalization helped set Atlanta’s Sweet Auburn neighborhood, where the Martin Luther King, Jr. historical park is located, on a course for greater prosperity through a National Treasure campaign completed this year with leadership from Trustee Emerita Mtaminika Youngblood and Trustee Sheffield Hale.

In Nashville’s Music Row, Miami’s Little Havana, and Philadelphia’s historic neighborhoods, civic leaders joined forces with the National Trust

to begin developing new policies and funding tools that make it easier for these great American cities to accommodate booming growth without sacrificing historic character. In Miami, for instance, the National Trust identified more than 4.6 million square feet of buildable land and 95,000 square feet of usable building space in the city’s vacant lots and empty buildings.

These efforts build on the lessons learned in Louisville, Kentucky, the National Trust’s first citywide National Treasure, where the National Trust, city planners, and elected officials are creating a regulatory framework that capitalizes on the city’s authentic character as an engine of health and vibrancy.

CREATING CITIES THAT WORK FOR EVERYONE

This spring, the National Trust’s Research and Policy Lab launched a new research agenda through the African American Cultural

Heritage Action Fund to advance our understanding of preservation’s impact in historic African American neighborhoods on issues relating to equity, affordability, displacement, and reinvestment. Working with leading scholars from institutions such as U.C. Berkeley and Columbia University, Research and Policy Lab staff are gathering and analyzing data from 10 cities nationwide. In addition, a group of 10 graduate Research Fellows were selected from a pool of 135 applicants to conduct qualitative research and deepen our understanding of neighborhood change in each of the 10 cities. Research findings will be released in Spring 2019 and will help

ABOVE, LEFT TO RIGHT: National Treasure campaigns in Atlanta’s Sweet Auburn, where the Martin Luther King Jr., historical park is located; the vibrant melting pot of Miami’s Little Havana; and the lively historic neighborhoods of Philadelphia are developing new policies, regulations, and funding tools that help Americans unlock the potential of their historic places to promote inclusive, sustainable growth.

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to shape public policy and practice to promote inclusive, just, and economically vibrant communities.

NATIONAL MAIN STREET CENTER LAUNCHES URBANMAIN

Older and historic commercial corridors from Chicago to Salt Lake City to Charlotte found new vibrancy this year by teaming up with the National Trust’s nonprofit subsidiary, the National Main Street Center, in a program geared toward under-resourced commercial districts in larger cities. UrbanMain builds on Main Street’s nearly 40 years of expertise in placemaking and downtown revitalization to provide customized strategic services, capacity building, leadership development, and networking. In Chicago’s Bronzeville and Washington Park neighborhoods, for instance, the program is working with local community development groups to expand retail activity and preserve historic resources, thanks to lead funding from the Richard H. Driehaus Foundation and Groupon.

American Express provided a total of $4 million through the popular Partners in Preservation program in 2017 and 2018 to help revitalize Main Streets nationwide, including this one in Franklin, Tennessee.

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3.5 million people mobilized to save the historic tax credit

$1 billion annually in federal historic tax credits preserved

50 cities empowered by ReUrbanism research

$1 billion+ in rehab capital surpassed

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3.5 million people mobilized to save the historic tax credit

$1 billion annually in federal historic tax credits preserved

50 cities empowered by ReUrbanism research

$1 billion+ in rehab capital surpassed


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The National Trust extends its most heartfelt thanks to all the friends and supporters who stepped forward to help raise $311 million from 2012 to 2018 to save the places that shape our American experience.

Led by Honorary Chair Mrs. Laura Bush, campaign chairs Lester “Ruff ” Fant III and Kenneth Woodcock, and Vice-Chair Charles Royce, the Campaign brought together an extraordinary community of champions. Chuck and Geneva Thornton led the way with their pace-setting gift of Thornton Gardens and a $35 million endowment for its long-term care. The Robert W. Wilson Charitable Trust and the late Bob Wilson launched the Campaign with a $10 million challenge and continue to help us move forward with an additional $3 million in challenge funding to spur giving from younger donors and build the ranks of supporters at the $1,000 to $50,000 level. American Express stepped forward with more than $15 million for the Partners in Preservation program alone, and the Lilly Endowment, Inc. provided $11 million to launch the Fund for Sacred Places.

All told, 26 supporters made gifts of $1 million or more, and more than 225 people made gifts of $50,000 or more. Annual support of $1,000 or more, the engine that sustains the organization, grew exponentially. Heartfelt thanks to the entire National Trust family for stepping forward with us to make our organization stronger, our lives richer, and our nation more united.

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LEAD DONORSCharles and Geneva Thornton

$10,000,000+American Express FoundationLilly Endowment Inc.The Robert W. Wilson Charitable Trust

$2,500,000–$9,999,999Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Bass/Anne T. and Robert M. Bass FoundationMr. James Wesley Kinnear IIIEstate of Paul MellonLouis and Louise Nippert TrustEstate of David Rockefeller Sr.Nancy Woodson Spire FoundationDavid and Julia Uihlein Charitable Foundation/Mr. David Vogel Uihlein and Ms. Julia Uihlein

$1,000,000–$2,499,999The 1772 Foundation, Inc.John Baxter Black*Mrs. Christina Lee Brown/Owsley Brown II Charitable FoundationRichard H. DriehausESRILester G. Fant III and Susan Braselton FantFord FoundationMr. and Mrs. Joe GrillsThe JPB FoundationMr. and Mrs. Peter L. Malkin/ The Malkin FundOpen Society FoundationsJane Dale Owen*Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. RoyceRobert H. Smith Family FoundationMr.* and Mrs. Cyrus B. Sweet, IIIEugene X. TepperMr. John G. Turner and Mr. Jerry G. FischerCandace King WeirDr. Margaret C. Winston*Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Robert WoodcockAnonymous

$500,000–$999,999Barbara Bell*Commonwealth of VirginiaMs. Mary P. DuBoisGoogleMr. and Mrs. William A. Gray, Jr.William T. Kemper FoundationThe Kresge FoundationThe Henry Luce Foundation, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Stanley MarderMs. Jacqueline B. MarsNew York State Office of Parks, Recreation & Historic PreservationMs. Alice Rosenwald/Alice Rosenwald FoundationSkaden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLPMr. and Mrs. Robert B. Tudor, IIIU.S. Department of EnergyU.S. Department of Interior, National Park ServiceWyss Foundation

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$250,000–$499,999Alphawood FoundationDr. William A. AndersenMr. and Mrs. Jerry BruckheimerMr. Charles C. Butt/H-E-B FoundationMs. Gai Carpenter*Richard P. Cody*Colorado State Historic FundJulia and Frank Daniels, Jr./ Endowment Fund of the Triangle Community FoundationMr. and Mrs. Kevin DanielsThe Courtenay C. and Lucy Patten Davis FoundationJessie Ball duPont FundBeverly Stadler Harris*Hart FamilyThe William and Flora Hewlett FoundationMarilynn and John HillIndiegogoMr. and Mrs. Robert A. JeffeMs. Shelley Hoon Keith and Mr. John W. KeithDorothy M. M. Kersten TrustMr. Carl H. KlausMarcia G. Langdon*Massachusetts Cultural CouncilMs. Marcia V. Mayo/The Mayo Charitable FoundationMr. and Mrs. Samuel M. MencoffRichard and Nancy NicholsonOldcastle BuildingEnvelope®Mr. John R. Pershing*The Pew Charitable TrustsMrs. Betty J. Quayle*Elaine Robbins*Betty L. Shaver*Eleanor and Georges St. LaurentMr. William S. SwainMr. and Mrs.* Clayton Timmons Anonymous (2)

$100,000–$249,999Ms. Eileen I. Alessandrini*Mr. Erik Owen ArnebergDr. Jean BaderschneiderMr. Edward R. Bagley*Ms. Elizabeth Ballantine and Mr. Paul LeavittBank of AmericaS.D. Bechtel, Jr. FoundationElizabeth G. Beinecke Charitable UnitrustArthur M. Blank Family FoundationBoeing Employees Community FundMr. David BondermanBertha K. Bottiger*Ms. Carolyn S. BrodyMr. Robert S. Browne*Bullitt FoundationPresident George W. Bush and Mrs. Laura BushMr. Gilbert Butler, Jr.Jean Smith Campbell*Mr. and Mrs. Colin G. CampbellCornelia Carrier*The Charles Fund, Inc.Mr. Jay Clemens and Dr. Carolyn SeenHoward Cobry*Mildred Colodny Estate

Colorado Historical FundMr. Kenneth A. Cooper*The Nathan Cummings Foundation, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence H. CurtisDC Commission on the ArtsDelta Air LinesMr. Arthur DeMuro*Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Bobbitt DixonMiss Dorothy L. Downing*Doris Duke Charitable FoundationMr. and Mrs. Emilio EstefanElizabeth Taylor Fessenden FoundationFirst GivingThe Fondren FoundationSamuel Freeman Charitable TrustJohn T. Geary, Jr.*Mr. and Mrs. Tony GeldermanThe J. Paul Getty TrustMr. and Mrs. W. Peter GrantSheffield Hale and Ellen Hale Jones/Sheffield Harrold Charitable TrustRobert D. Hanson*Mr. Edwin B. HathawayMs. Diana S. Heller*Mr. and Mrs. Amos B. Hostetter, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Clifford HudsonThe Charles Evans Hughes Memorial Foundation, Inc.Nancy Smith Hurd FoundationInstitute of Museum and Library ServicesMr. Stephens A. Juhan*The J. M. Kaplan Fund, Inc.Mrs. Virginia B. Ladensohn*Mr. Henry M. Lambert and Mr. Carey Bond/LABO Charitable FundMr. Fernando Lloveras-San Miguel/Conservation Trust of Puerto RicoMr. James LynchM. K. Reichert Sternlicht FoundationMr. and Mrs. Scott MalkinEdwin Malloy, Jr. Charitable Lead TrustMaryland Historic TrustMr. and Mrs. John McKinnonMs. Marie G. Meredith*Ms. Ellen Miller*Mr. Marshall V. MillerDr. LeRoy Misuraca*Mrs. Lynette MizellMr. Melville Moffitt*Ms. Violet T. Murphy*National Endowment for the ArtsMartha NelsonMs. Patricia Osborn*Otter Island FoundationOverhills FoundationThe David and Lucile Packard FoundationPepsiCo FoundationMs. Susan D. PhippsLiz and Jim Pickman/James and Elizabeth Pickman FoundationNina Mason Pulliam Charitable TrustThe Neil and Anna Rasmussen FoundationPhyllis and Peter ReedMs. Carol Reinhackel*The Rice Family FoundationRighteous Persons FoundationMiss Louise A. RobinsonMs. Dorothy Schick*Mrs. Eleanor SeamanMs. Lisa See and Mr. Richard Kendall

Robert Silman Associates, Inc.Charles P. and Lucy Miller Sturges TrustMr. G. Jackson Tankersley, Jr. and Ms. Jennifer EvansDaniel K. Thorne Foundation, Inc.Unico, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. J. Gwynne ThorsenMrs. Bert S. TurnerMs. Sara Wetherbee*Mr. Timothy P. WhalenWilliams Family Foundation of GeorgiaThe Wortham Foundation, Inc.Mr. Paul B. Wright*Wyeth Foundation for American ArtAnonymous

$50,000–$99,999Mrs. Lori Efroymson Aguilera and Mr. Sergio AguileraThe Argus FundThe Honorable and Mrs. Victor H. AsheThe Susan Bacher FundMs. Esther Hoshall BeaumontMrs. Edith S. BinghamCharles H. Blake Charitable TrustMr. and Mrs. Donald T. BlissMrs. Duncan BoeckmanMr. and Mrs. Shelby W. BonnieMrs. Jeannene T. BooherMr. and Mrs.* Jackson D. BrownMr.* and Mrs. John H. BryanMr. Joseph M. Bryan, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Randy D. BryantReverend and Mrs. C. Frederick BuechnerMrs. George H. BungeMr. and Mrs. Duane L. BurnhamMr. and Mrs. John E. Butler/Butler Family FoundationMr. T. Robert ChapmanCity of MontereyThe Honorable Martha Fuller Clark and Dr. Geoffrey E. ClarkMr. and Mrs. Christopher A. ColeThe Colorado Historical SocietyDalio Family Foundation, Inc.Mrs. Stasia DavisonDeepwater Horizon Claims CenterMs. Beth Rudin DeWoodyMr. Richard A. Dirks*Efroymson FundMrs. Barbara Erling*Ms. Ruth FalkenbergElinor K. FarquharMr. Wayne L. FeakesThe Fine and Greenwald FoundationMr. Ronald A. Fleming*Ms. Barbara Nitchie FuldnerMrs. Janet GoldmanGoodfellow FundMr.* and Mrs. Richard GrayMr. Joseph Paul GromackiMs. Anne K. GrovesMrs. Penelope Coker HallMs. Alice Handy and Mr. Peter StoudtMs. Jill B. HartmanMr. Albert P. Hinckley, Jr.HTR FoundationIndiana Landmarks

The C and A Johnson Family FoundationMr. Noel A. Jordan*Kaiser PermanenteMr. and Mrs. Jonathan M. KemperKinsman FoundationLandmarks Preservation Council of IllinoisMr. R. Kirk Landon*Henry and Louise LeanderMr. Robert Leary*David S. LeinbachMr. and Mrs. Benjamin F. Lenhardt, Jr.John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur FoundationMr. and Mrs. Holt MasseyCurt and Betty Matyas TrustThe Eugene McDermott FoundationMr. Richard MichaelsonM. N. W. Perpetual Giving FundMarjorie D. Moerschner*James D. and Cathryn M. Moore FoundationMrs. J. Maxwell MoranMr. and Mrs. F. Joseph MoravecNational Endowment for the HumanitiesNational Park FoundationMs. Irma Neumann*The New York Community TrustNew York State Thruway AuthorityMr. Martin L. J. NewmanOceanic Heritage FoundationGrant and Helen ParrThe Ralph M. Parsons FoundationPheasant Hill FoundationThe Honorable and Mrs. Stanley Davis PhillipsMr. Joseph Potts*Mr. and Mrs. Richard QuastRachlis, Duff, Adler & Peel, LLCThe Ratkovich Family FoundationMrs. Louise C. RiemerRollins Ranches, LLCMs. Sue A. Rotharmel*Ms. Constance Ruben*Ms. Margaret RussellCity of San FranciscoMr. Jeffrey H. Schutz and Ms. Charlotte CaldwellMrs. George A. ShuttDiana Ellis Smith and Paul B. SmithSpokane Regional Convention & Visitors BureauMr. and Mrs. Carl Stephanus for Legacy CircleRobert A.M. Stern Architects, LLPTown of StockbridgeMs. Priscilla Studholme*The Summit FoundationThompson Family FoundationDr. Albert W. van Fossen*Vanguard Charitable EndowmentLynne K. Veitch*Mrs. Sarita Warshawsky*Ms. Virginia A. WeilMary Burford West*Kent L. WilliamsWinn Development CompanyZaharakos Ice CreamMs. Sara ZumwaltAnonymous (2)

*deceased

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with thanks“ It has been said that, at its best,

preservation engages the past in a conversation with the present over a mutual concern for the future.”

WILLIAM J. MURTAGH, (1923–2018) FIRST KEEPER

OF THE NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES

2018 ANNUAL FUND DONORS

with thanksPhilanthropic support is the lifeblood of our work. We are honored to recognize the generous individuals, foundations, and corporations whose support from July 1, 2017 to June 30, 2018 made it possible for us to champion America’s cultural heritage nationwide. We extend our deepest thanks to these individuals and institutions—and to all our supporters—for sharing our commitment to a stronger, more united America, one where all people see their stories in the places that surround us.

2018 ANNUAL FUND GIFTS INDIVIDUAL PATRONS

NATIONAL TRUST COUNCIL

$100,000+Mrs. Christina Lee BrownMr. Richard H. Driehaus Mr. Lester G. Fant III and Mrs. Susan Braselton FantMr. and Mrs. Joe GrillsMr. Henry M. Lambert and Mr. Carey BondMr. and Mrs. Peter L. MalkinMr. and Mrs. Stanley MarderMs. Jacqueline B. MarsMs. Alice RosenwaldMr. and Mrs. Charles M. RoyceMrs. Cyrus B. Sweet, IIIMr. and Mrs. Eugene TepperCharles and Geneva ThorntonMr. and Mrs. Robert B. Tudor, IIIMr. and Mrs. David Vogel Uihlein, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Robert WoodcockAnonymous (2)

$50,000–$99,999Mr. Erik Owen ArnebergMrs. and Mrs. Jerry BruckheimerMr. and Mrs. Lawrence H. CurtisRichard and Nancy NicholsonMr. and Mrs. Carl Stephanus

Candace King WeirAnonymous

$25,000–$49,999Mr. Jackson D. BrownPresident George W. Bush and Mrs. Laura BushMr. Jay Clemens and Dr. Carolyn Seen Mr. and Mrs. Kevin DanielsMs. Alice Handy and Mr. Peter StoudtMr. William B. Hart and Ms. Constance Eaton/Hart FamilyMarilynn and John HillBarbara and Amos HostetterMr. and Mrs. Clifford HudsonJonathan and Nancy Lee KemperMr. and Mrs. Scott MalkinMr. Martin L. J. NewmanMs. Lisa See and Mr. Richard KendallEleanor and Georges St. LaurentMr. G. Jackson Tankersley, Jr. and Ms. Jennifer EvansMr. Clayton TimmonsMr. John G. Turner and Mr. Jerry G. FischerMr. Timothy P. Whalen

$15,000–$24,999Ms. Elizabeth Ballantine and Mr. Paul LeavittMrs. Edith S. BinghamMr. and Mrs. John E. ButlerMr. Joseph M. Bryan, Jr.

Reverend and Mrs. C. Frederick BuechnerMs. Beth Rudin DeWoodyMr. and Mrs. Samuel Bobbitt DixonMr. John EdelmanMs. Barbara Nitchie FuldnerMr. Cary C. FullerMr. and Mrs. Tony Gelderman, IIIMr. Edward F. GerberMr. and Mrs. W. Peter GrantMr. and Mrs. Sheffield HaleMs. Shelley Hoon Keith and Mr. John W. KeithMr. Reed KrakoffMr. Fernando Lloveras-San MiguelMr. Tony MaddalenaSusan Magrino DunningMr. and Mrs. John McKinnonMr. Richard MichaelsonMr. Marshall V. MillerMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey R. PeltierThe Honorable and Mrs. Stanley Davis PhillipsMs. Susan D. PhippsPhyllis and Peter ReedMs. Cynthia M. ReuscheMs. Margaret RussellHalle M. and Rick SadleMs. Pamela SandersMr. William SofieldMs. Rose Uniacke

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$10,000–$14,999The Honorable and Mrs. Victor H. AsheMr. and Mrs. Robert M. BassMrs. Duncan BoeckmanMinnette & Peter BoeselMr. David BondermanSuzanne Deal BoothCarolyn Schwenker BrodyMr. and Mrs. Jay BryanMr.* and Mrs. John H. BryanMr. and Mrs. John H. Bryan IIIMr. and Mrs. Randy D. BryantMr. and Mrs. Duane L. BurnhamMr. Gilbert Butler, Jr.Mr. Charles C. ButtMr. and Mrs. Colin G. CampbellMs. Cristina CarlsonThe Honorable Martha Clark and Dr. Geoffrey E. ClarkJohn and Frances ClausenMs. Barbara CohenMr. and Mrs. James L. CokerMr. and Mrs. Christopher A. ColeMr.* and Mrs. Arthur J. ColliasMs. Cynthia ConveryMr. and Mrs. Peter and Mary ConwayMs. Mary McDermott CookMr. and Mrs. James W. CrownoverMr. and Mrs. Frank Arthur Daniels, Jr.Ms. Julie Daniels and Mr. Tom WestMr. Jim DickeMr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Donnelley IIMrs. Louisa C. DuemlingMs. Lisa EcclesMrs. Lori Efroymson Aguilera and Mr. Sergio AguileraMr. Christopher J. EllimanMs. Jennifer L. EmersonMr. Fred EychanerMs. Ruth FalkenbergElinor K. FarquharMr. Wayne L. FeakesMr. and Mrs. Robert FeidelsonMr. and Mrs. Richard FingerMr. Ronald Lee FlemingMr. and Mrs. H. Leland GetzMr. and Mrs. Donald GlickmanMrs. Janet GoldmanMr. and Mrs. Graham GundMr.* and Mrs. Richard GrayMr. Joseph Paul GromackiMs. Anne K. GrovesMr. David HaasMrs. Penelope Coker HallMs. Jill B. HartmanMr. Edwin B. HathawayMs. Abbe A. HellerMr. Henry V. Heuser, Jr.Ms. Lee M. HuberMr. and Mrs. A. J. HussMrs. Martha R. IngramHarry W. JohnDr. Ann L. Johnson and Mr. Charles Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Henry Leander

David S. LeinbachHank & Diane LouisMs. Susan Eckert LynchMr. and Mrs. Bruce H. MacLeodMr. and Mrs. Michael J. MaloneMr. and Mrs. Holt MasseyMs. Marcia V. MayoStephen and Christy McAvoyMr. and Mrs. F. Joseph MoravecMr. Douglas MorelandMr. Richard Moseley and Ms. Joanne GusweilerMr. John L. Nau, IIIMartha NelsonChris and Laurie NielsenMrs. Diane Williams ParkerGrant and Helen ParrMary and Ross ReadMr. Edward Hart Rice Mrs. Louise C. RiemerMs. Deborah Lehr and Mr. John F.W. RogersAlice and Bill Russell-ShapiroMeg SalyerRoger and Vicki SantMrs. Linda SchapiroMr. and Mrs. Richard SchneidmanMrs. Eleanor SeamanAmanda E. ShoreMrs. George A. ShuttEllen C.L. SimmonsMr. and Mrs. Henry T. M. SneeMs. Jennifer P. SpeersMrs. Annie Gray SpruntSabina and Harlan StoneCamille Jones StrachanMr. Daniel K. ThorneDr. Albert W. van Fossen*Mr. and Mrs. James VaughnMs. Edwina Von GalMr. and Mrs. Glenn WallaceDr. and Mrs. Phillip WattMr. and Mrs. Gregory A. WerkheiserMs. Virginia A. WeilMr. and Mrs. Frank R. White, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. WilliamsMs. Anne Wright WilsonMr. Douglas C. Wurth and Mr. Michael FedeleMr. and Mrs. Ronald ZimmermanMs. Sara ZumwaltANONYMOUS (4)

CHAIRMAN’S CIRCLE

$5,000–$9,999Mr. and Mrs. Frederick S. AndreaeMs. Sue Anschutz-RodgersMr. and Mrs. Peter AscoliMrs. Jeannene T. BooherMs. Donna Wills ColsonMr. Douglas Dunn and Ms. Donna A. GaabMrs. Selma N. DuvickMs. Marcia Erickson-BoateMs. Kindy FrenchMr. and Mrs. Frank D. Gorham IIIMr. James Hayes and Ms. Catherine Keig


Mr. and Mrs. Gerald HinesMs. Nancy Ann HuntMr. Thomas S. Kenan IIIMs. Lisa Yun LeeMs. Susan MahoneyStephanie and Rob MeeksBrad ParberryMs. Janice ParkerMs. Katharina PlathMrs. James A. RawleyMr. Andy RomerNathaniel and Elizabeth SaltonstallMrs. Gladys SchutzMr. David W. Seltzer and Ms. Lisa RobertsMs. Lizbeth ShearerMs. Lisa Zenkel SheldonMs. Virginia H. SmithMs. Denise R. SobelMrs. Glenna StewartMr. and Mrs. George H. SullivanMr. Jack TaylorMr. and Mrs. John A. ThompsonMr. and Mrs. Antoine van AgtmaelMr. Henry K. Willard, IIWilliam WilsonMr. and Mrs. Peter H. S. WoodANONYMOUS

PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE

$2,500–$4,999Ms. Lucy B. AlexanderMs. Laura BarkerMrs. Joan L. BaxterMs. Emily BerryLawrence BrackettMr. Roger D. BraunCandice and David BrownMs. M. Rebecca CarrDan and Mickii ChapinMs. Susan E. Chapman-Hughes and Mr. Christopher HughesMr. and Mrs. A. Crawford Cooley Mr. Daniel P. CorriganMrs. Alison Cotter Mr. and Mrs. Theodore W. CraigMr. and Mrs. J. Taylor CrandallMr. Douglas D. Drysdale and Ms. Elaine M. Hadden Mr. Robert C. DucommunMr. Martin EliasMr. George FerrisDr. Nicholas FintzelbergMr. and Mrs. Michael GarciaMr. Justin GenzlingerMrs. Francis W. HatchDr. Barbara P. HildrethMrs. Lisina HochMr. and Mrs. Robert F. HopperMr. Derk HunterMr. and Mrs. Stephen HunterMr. Hans U. Jahn Ms. Wendy Evans JosephMr. and Mrs. Ryan KadroDrs. Gary and Karen Karlowicz

Mr. and Mrs. Steven H. KoehlerRachel KohlerMrs. Wendy KulbergMr. Joseph KurthMr. Randall LarocheMs. Nancy LattaMr. and Mrs. Guy LeeserMr. Jonathan LehmanMr. Edward A. LesserJanice and Gary LongMr. and Mrs. John ManleyMs. Amanda MartocchioMrs. J. Thomas McCarthyMr. and Mrs. Arthur F. McMurdieMr. John C. MeditzJoanna MillerMr. and Mrs. Walter MontgomeryAllison and Nicholas MooreMs. Constance C. MooreMs. Nancy NealMrs. Dorothy L. NiewegMs. Jo Ellen Odom and Mr. William E. OdomDr. William A. OlsonMr. and Mrs. Jon OscherMr. Doyle ParrishMrs. Mary Bryan PerkinsMr. and Mrs. Frank RandallDr. and Mrs. James S. ReibelMr. and Mrs. George RecordsMs. Tracey RieseMr. David R. RichertMr. and Mrs. Robert RonusMr. and Mrs. John ShyerMr. Benjamin F. Speller, Jr.Jennifer StanleyMr. Gary SteffyMr. James Stevenson and Ms. Josephine MerckMs. Alexandra StormMr. and Mrs. Robert TeccoMrs. Lillian TomlinsonMs. Kathleen Trafton and Mr. Peter RadinMr. Richard D. UrellDr. and Mrs. Anthony R. VolpeMr. David WesselMr. Timothy White

$1,000–$2,499Earl and Joan AdamMr. and Mrs. Alan AdlerBob Allen and Nancy GoebnerMr. Neal M. AllenMrs. William S. AndersonMr. Edward C. ArbuckleMs. Mary G. ArnoldMrs. Ann Griffith AshMr. and Mrs. Charles and Diana BainDr. and Mrs. Andrew T. BarfknechtBrenda BartholomewMr. and Mrs. Robert A. Bartlett, Jr.Mr. David W. Baum and Ms. Lucia KellarBakir BegovicMr. and Mrs. Stan Ber

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Mr. and Mrs. Randy BerardMr. George E. BergMr. and Mrs. Philip BernsteinMr. Donald A. BestSuri and Raji BhagavatulaMr. Brian W. BisignaniMrs. George P. Bissell, Jr.Mr. Sinclair B. Black, FAIAMs. Victoria BlackMr. and Mrs. Walter BladstromMs. Rosalie Bloom-BrooksMr. and Mrs. Richard BlumenthalMr. Thomas BocciaWilliam J. and Claire W. BogaardMr. and Mrs. Karl BongartenMr. Peter BrantMs. Frances Brawley FosterMr. William Bristor, Jr.Kelly and Samuel BronfmanMrs. Martha BrownMr. Robert B. BrownMrs. Vaughan W. BrownMr. and Mrs. Jacob F. Bryan, IVMr. David Buergler and Ms. Rona SandlerMr. Kurt H. BussmannCarolyn ButcherMr. and Mrs. BuxtonShawn and Brook ByersMr. and Mrs. F. Colin CabotMr. and Mrs. Craig M. CallMr. Stephen Callcott and Mr. Clifford William HopkinsMrs. Pauline CalomirisDr. Lon Carnes, Jr.Mr. David CaulkinsAldus ChapinMrs. Christine ChickeringMs. Barbara ClaytonMs. Linda CohenLori and Barbara CohenMrs. Paul B. ColeMr. and Mrs. Alan B. ColemanMr. Bill Condon and Mr. Jack MorrisseyMr. and Mrs. Robert CookMr. David E. CooperMs. Barbara Coughlan

FROM TOP TO BOTTOM: National Trust Council members gather in Louisville, Kentucky; Strong philanthropic support is enabling major restorations and new exhibitions at Lyndhurst, a National Trust Historic Site in the Hudson River Valley; This year marked the 84th annual hunt races at James Madison’s Montpelier, a National Trust Historic Site and one of hundreds of events and places featured in the National Trust’s new Distinctive Destinations program.

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$1,000–$2,499, continuedMs. Sharon CoughlinMr. Christopher CowieMr. Eugene L. CoxMs. Lisa CraigMs. Elaine R. CraneMr. and Mrs. Bob CrossleyMr. and Mrs. Courtney C. Crouch, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Ingersoll CunninghamMs. Louise D’AlessandroMr. and Mrs. Clinton R. DalyMr. Brandon Blake DanfordMrs. Charles W. DanielMary E. DarmstaetterMrs. Leonore DaschbachMr. Eric DavenportMr. Phillip O. DavisMr. and Mrs. Robert A. DavisMr. James M. DayMs. Barbara DeisrothMr. Brandon DentonMr. Robert L. DeSiletsMark and Perry DevaneyMrs. Sheila Wyckoff-Dickey and Mr. Charley DickeyMr. and Mrs. Mark A. DirienzBill and Nyna DolbyLeighton DonnellMs. Brenda DonnellyMs. Moira DonnellyMr. and Mrs. Thomas DonovanMr. Douglas DooleyMr. and Mrs. P. Steven DoppMs. Anne DownMr. and Mrs. Andrew DownesMs. Michelle Ann DuraliaDana EckertMr. Paul W. EdmondsonPamela and Steve EggertMr. and Mrs. Edward ElmendorfElton and Deanna EpleyMr. and Mrs. Christian P. ErdmanMrs. Luise M. ErdmannMr. Dale J. ErnsterDr. and Mrs. Ronald L. EshlemanMs. Jeanmarie EtchepareMr. and Mrs. Michael R. EvansMichael Fedele and Douglas WurthMr. Roger FeinthelMrs. Marialice S. FergusonBetsy and Jim FisherMrs. Christine FisherDr. and Mrs. Lawrence M. FishmanDawn FitzpatrickMs. Nancy J. Fitzpatrick and Mr. Lincoln RussellMs. Susan F. FlemingMr. Brian FlocaMs. Kristin FloodDr. Jean Follett, PHDMs. Veletta Forsythe-LillMr. and Mrs. Mark M. FosterMr. and Mrs. Michael M. FowlerMs. Elizabeth Frank

Mr. and Mrs. Richard FreedmanMr. Robert E. FreyMr. and Mrs. Tom and Ann FriedmanLouis FrizzellMr. and Mrs. Christopher FrombolutiMr. and Mrs. Tom FulghumMr. William F. GallaschMs. Mary Isabelle GalloMiss Ann GalvinMr. W. Gordon GarrettMr. Jonathan GarrisonStephanie GattoMs. Donetta GeorgeMr. Scott S. GerloffMr. S. Jon GerstenfeldMr. and Mrs. George C. GibsonMr. and Mrs. Raymond GilmartinMs. Andrea E. Glanz and Mr. James H. IrishThe Honorable and Mrs. Terry GoddardMr. and Mrs. Paul Jesse GoldbergerMs. Jessica GoldmanMrs. Therese M. GoodwinMr. John GordonMr. and Mrs. Randall GordonMr. Jon Kevin Gossett and Mr. Alex UrdanettaMrs. Joy S. GoudieMr. Robert GoulartDr. Jon GraffMs. Elizabeth Lowery GrantMs. Gertrude GrantSusan GrauMr. and Mrs. Robert GreeleyMrs. Esther GreeneMarritje V. and Jamie H. GreeneDr. and Mrs. Alberto GrignoloMr. and Mrs. Grant H. GriswoldMrs. Josephine GriswoldMs. Ruth Ann GrovesMr. Michael S. GuarinoDr. Sigurd B. Gundersen, Jr.Ms. Leslee HackensonMr. Robert S. Hagge, Jr.Ms. Nicole Alfandre HalbreinerMs. Beverly L. HamiltonMrs. Virginia HammernessTom and Char HandMs. Judith HardesMr. and Mrs. James H. HardieMrs. Martha HarrisMr. David HarrisonMs. Susan HartleyMr. and Mrs. Kevin HarveyMr. Donald S. HaugenMs. Louise L. HaymanDr. Harley A. HaynesMr. Hanes A. HellerMs. Janet Ruth HellerMr. and Mrs. David HerndonMs. Toni HerrickMs. Victoria L. HerringMr. Thomas HesselbrockMr. Edwin David Hetz and Ms. Elizabeth


Jo CrislerMs. Isabel HillMs. Barbara HillmanSusan HineFred and Mary Buford HitzMr. and Mrs. Jerre HitzMr. Dennis HockmanMrs. Charles HoodMrs. Theodora HootonMr. S. Roger HorchowMr. and Mrs. Joseph HorningMrs. Herbert HoughtonMr. William Housum, Jr.Ms. Kim S. HowardPaul HuchroMrs. Rebecca Huhta DukeMr. Richard F. HullZachary and Elizabeth S. HulseyProfessor E. L. Roy HuntSven Prentice HusebyMr. and Mrs. A. IgleheartMr. and Mrs. Joseph InnesMr. Jim JacksonMrs. Wendell E. JeffreyMr. Paul JenksMrs. Lynne JohnsonMiss Mary Ellen JohnstonMs. Hope H. JonesMr. and Mrs. Larry L. JonesMs. Lucy R. JonesJohn and Sallie D. JorgensonMs. Patricia L. KahleMr. Loren D. KaiserMr. Gene KansasMrs. Richard KardysMr. and Mrs. Ron KaufmanMr. Alexander KeelerMs. Pauline KeinathChristopher KellerMr. and Mrs. Whitmore B. KelleyAnderson KennyMr. Glenn Keyes, FAIAMr. William KeyserlingMr. and Mrs. Charles KibelKim and Patty KimballDr. and Mrs. Howard S. KirshnerMr. Gregory L. Knott and Ms. Jean A. MorrisonMrs. Lee P. KobayashiDr. Susan KochMs. Christina KollintzasGabia KonceMs. Elizabeth KrentzmanDonna KruppMr. Frank KugelerMr. and Mrs. James LaabsMs. Marilyn L. LadnerMr. Robb Lady and Mr. Thomas A. TarnowskiMrs. Anthony LaphamMr. James D. LaurMrs. Marline C. LawsonMr. Roy Leatherberry, IVMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey M. Lewis-OakesMs. Jane S. Link

Ms. Patricia H. LintonBarney and Amanda LoehnisMs. Debbie LongRobert and Susan LongDavid LowMr. and Mrs. Michael LowryAgatha and Steve LuczoDr. Jacqueline M. LyonMs. Marjorie E. MacLachlanMr. and Mrs. David C. MacNameeMs. Cinnie MagowanMs. Marietta A. MarchitelliMarie Claire Marroum-Kardous, MDReverend David MartinMr. and Mrs. Donald MartinMs. Mandy MaruyamaMs. TerryLynne MarxMr. Byron E. MasonDr. and Mrs. Douglas R. MaxwellMr. Lowry MaysMr. and Mrs. James V. McArthurMr. Edwin McCarthy and Mrs. Susan BrewsterMr. and Mrs. James R. McDonald, FAIAMr. and Mrs. Jay G. McDonoughMs. Ann Benson McGloneMr. Stevenson McIlvaineMs. Amy B. McIntoshMr. Lester H. McKeever, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Allan D. McKelvieMrs. H Dickson McKennaMs. Karen L. McKinley and Mr. Russell HibbardRebecca McKinneyMr. William R. McLeRoyMr. and Mrs. John McMullanMr. and Mrs. Alvin E. McQuinnMs. Melissa McSwiganMr. Anthony P. MeierMr. and Mrs. Janice MeiselMr. Martin MessingerMr. and Mrs. Neil A. MeyerhoffLisa Miao and Wing H. WongVincent L. Michael, PhD and Felicity RichLaura and Ed MidgleyMrs. Virginia M. MillerMs. Donna MoeckelMr. and Mrs. Scott and Lynn MolitorMs. Donna MollenhauerMr. and Mrs. Guy E. MontgomeryMs. Sheri MoodyKaren MooreMrs. Susanna K. MorikawaMrs. Maureen Morley and Mr. Robert A. PerkinsDr. and Mrs Judd MoulMs. Marisa MunozMs. Deirdre L. MurphyDr. Kevin MurphyMs. Elizabeth MurrayMr. Jonathan Murray and Mr. Harvey ReeseMr. Conrad J. Netting, IVMrs. Carolyn Newbern

Mr. Bradley NicholsonDr. Pamela J. NicklessMr. Erik NicolaysenMs. Josephine W. NixonMr. and Mrs. Christopher NolanMs. Marcelle NoyesMs. Dianna ObrienMr. and Mrs. Donald A. OckerDr. William A. OlsonMr. Jonathan F. OrserMelissa OsterwindMr. John J. Padley, Jr.Ms. Frances PalmerJames PanichellaMr. David ParkerMr. and Mrs. Edward J. PassarelliRichard PatersonMr. and Mrs. Richard D. PearsonMr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Pearson, Jr.Mr. Garrett PeckDr. Patrick PellerMs. Cathy PepeMr. Gary G. PerkinsMr. Michael PerryMr. Michael PerschbacherRoland and Caryl R. PetersenMr. and Mrs. Kirk PetersonJane and Michael Pharr *deceased

Mr. William R. PiperJenny PitmanMrs. Laura PlaMr. Jeffrey PolandMr. and Mrs. Michael PolemisMr. and Mrs. David PollardMs. Margaret L. PorterMr. and Mrs. Steven R. PozziMr. Timothy PriceMr. and Mrs. John PritzkerSteven PulimoodThomas and Eileen PullingWillem RackeMr. and Mrs. Norman X. RaidlMr. Michael RankinMr. Richard E. RatliffMr. and Mrs. Donald ResnickMs. Laura RevitzMs. Suzanne RheinsteinDr. and Mrs. Irwin RichmanMs. Beverly A. RiveraMs. Marita RiveroMs. Ann V. RobertsMr. George O. RobertsMr. Larry RockefellerMrs. Royal Kennedy RodgersMs. Susan Rolih

Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan F.P. RoseMrs. Pamela C. RosenbergElizabeth RossMr. James RossMs. Margaret Ann RossMs. Melanie M. RothDr. and Mrs. Clyde RoyMr. Adam S. RubinsonMs. Ellen RuinaMs. Susan M. RyanMrs. Mary Ann D. SaegebarthMs. Carol S. Sakata, FAIADr. Morgan T. Sammons and Mr. Danilo D. DecenaMrs. Merry SandersMrs. Patricia J. SawvelMr. and Mrs. Waldron Tom SawyerMr. Curtis S. ScaifeMr. L. Landon ScarlettMr. Marc P. SchappellMr.* and Mrs. John I. SchlossmanMr. Theodore G. Schmidt, Jr.Ms. Jennifer SchneckMr. Edward SchroederMs. Marna SchulzMr. Edwin A. Seipp IIIMr. and Mrs. Truman T. SemansMr. Elliott R. Sernel

Mr. Kevin SethMs. Elizabeth ShattuckThe Honorable Randall T. Shepard and Amy W. MacDonellMs. Nancy R. Sheridan KojimaMs. Thea M. SheridanMr. and Mrs. Robert J. ShustermanKatie SimpsonKathy SkaperdasMs. Katherine Ann SlickMr. A. Roy SmithMr. T. Eugene SmithMs. Doris SosinMr. and Mrs. Cyrus W. SpurlinoMrs. Allen M. StackMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey SteeleMr. and Mrs. Thomas StegmanMs. Florence Steinberger and Mr. Andrew J. FeiringMr. David StennMr. David R. StevensPatricia G. StevesMs. Roberta StohlmanMr. and Mrs. Ronald G. StrackbeinThe Honorary and Mrs. Olin StraussDr. Roger StroudMr. Kenneth SumnerMr. and Mrs. Eugene L. Surber

We extend our most heartfelt thanks to Stephanie Meeks for eight years of remarkable leadership as president and CEO of the National Trust. Stephanie’s vision, management expertise, and passion for historic places transformed the organization, saved hundreds of places, and helped to create an even more powerful, proactive preservation movement. She showed us all what is possible when we work together to unlock the potential of our historic places and put them to work to create a stronger, more united America. In recognition of her achievements, friends and supporters have stepped forward to raise nearly $400,000 through the Stephanie Meeks Preservation Fund to continue her commitment to saving America’s past and enriching our future.

With Much Appreciation

Mrs. Tabitha Almquist and Mr. Kristopher SimpsonCarolyn Schwenker BrodyChristina Lee BrownDavid and Candice BrownMs. Marilyn L. BrownMr. and Mrs. Eric R. Colson Mrs. Gayle T. CookMr. and Mrs. Lawrence H. CurtisMr. and Mrs. Paul W. EdmondsonMr. Lester G. Fant III and Ms. Susan Braselton Fant

Mr. and Mrs. John and Sheri FreemuthMr. and Mrs. Joe GrillsMr. and Mrs. Sheffield HaleGeoffrey HandyMarilynn and John A. HillMr. and Mrs. Clifford HudsonMr. Kirk HuffakerMr. and Mrs. C.H. Randolph LyonMs. Marcia V. MayoMartha NelsonGrant and Helen ParrMr. Alexander T. Raday

Wayne and Jo Anna Ratkovich Ms. Marita RiveroMr. and Mrs. Charles M. RoyceMeg SalyerLisa SeeEllen C.L. SimmonsMs. Kimberly Peterson SkellyEleanor and Georges St. LaurentMrs. Cyrus B. Sweet, IIIMr. and Mrs. Robert B. Tudor, IIIMs. Julia UihleinCarla Washinko and Deb LarkinMr. Timothy P. Whalen

WE THANK THE FOLLOWING SUPPORTERS:

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$1,000–$2,499, continuedMr. and Mrs. Lawrence SvendsonMr. Jonathan SwainMrs. Frances S. TaylorMs. Lois TeichMrs. Karen N. TellMs. Nancy TerryDr. William H. TheodoreMs. Ann ThompsonDick and Mary ThompsonMs. Elizabeth S. ThompsonKatharine ThompsonMr. and Mrs. John E. ThronMr. Stephen R. TillyMr. and Mrs. Coleman TownsendMr. Michael TufoMr. Jim TurnbullMr. John UeberrothMs. Margery UihleinMs. Kay UngerMrs. Langdon Van NordenMr. and Mrs. Marc Van VoorenDru VansteenbergDr. and Mrs. Daniel VapnekCarol and Hal VarianMeredith Vieira and Richard CohenMr. Michael John VonderheideMs. Esther VoorheesMr. James Brian WagnerMs. Lorraine WahlMr. and Mrs. John W. Walden, Jr.Mr. William Bogar WashburnMs. Carla Washinko and Ms. Deb LarkinHenry WatkinsMr. Theron P. Watson and Mr. Henry StembridgeBeth WehrleMs. Sharon M. WehrleMs. Angela WeisskopfMike and Etta WestMr. and Mrs. Dave WestrickMary WhiteMr. Stephen P. WhiteMs. Sarah WhittemoreMr. Peter Booth Wiley and Ms. Valerie BarthMs. Laura Will and Mr. Joseph LipscombMr. David WilliamsMr. and Mrs. Devin and Brenda WillsGertrude de G. WilmersMs. Diane B. WilseyMr. Jase WilsonMs. Teresa G. WilsonDr. Barbara C. WingoMs. Margaret C. WintersMiss Lisa WitomskiMr. James WohlerMrs. Peter WolfeMs. Dorothy M. WoodcockMr. David H. WoodsMs. Nancy C. WoodwardMr. and Mrs. Gregory M. YatesMr. and Mrs. Chris YegenMs. Barbara M. Young

Howard A. ZarCharles Zegar and Merryl Snow ZegarANONYMOUS (6)

FOUNDATION AND CORPORATE DONORS

$1,000,000 AND ABOVEAmerican Express FoundationESRIThe Ford FoundationThe JPB FoundationOpen Society FoundationsThe Robert W. Wilson Charitable Trust

$500,000–$999,999National Park Service—State, Tribal, and Local Plans & Grants DivisionAlice Rosenwald FoundationState Farm

$150,000–$499,999Bank of AmericaArthur M. Blank Family FoundationThe Nathan Cummings Foundation, Inc.Delta Air LinesRichard H Driehaus FoundationThe William and Flora Hewlett FoundationThe Henry Luce Foundation, Inc.The Pew Charitable Trusts

$100,000–$149,999Doris Duke Charitable FoundationThe Malkin FundOwsley Brown Charitable FoundationPepsiCo FoundationWilliams Family Foundation of Georgia

$50,000–$99,999City of MontereyThe Courtenay C. & Lucy Patten Davis FoundationFavrot Fund, Joanna A.The Charles Evans Hughes Memorial FoundationThe J. M. Kaplan Fund, Inc.Landmarks Preservation Council of IllinoisJohn D. and Catherine T. MacArthur FoundationNational Endowment for the ArtsNational Park ServiceThe Rice Family FoundationUnico, Inc.

$25,000–$49,999The Richard H. Driehaus Charitable Lead TrustElizabeth Taylor Fessenden FoundationThe Fondren FoundationGoodfellow FundH-E-BThe Kresge FoundationThe New York Community TrustArthur C. Nielsen, Jr. Family Charitable TrustJames and Elizabeth Pickman Foundation


Robert Silman Associates, Inc.M. K. Reichert Sternlicht FoundationSeagram’s 7SonicThe Wortham Foundation, Inc.Wyeth Foundation for American Art

$15,000–$24,999Butler Family FoundationThe Fine and Greenwald FoundationThe J. Paul Getty TrustMoncus Family FoundationJames D. & Cathryn Mayo Moore FoundationNelly’s NeedlersOldcastle BuildingEnvelope®Overhills FoundationThe Neil and Anna Rasmussen FoundationRobert A.M. Stern Architects, LLPWestchester Community Foundation Arnold E. and Olga C. Feldman Fund

$10,000–$14,999Robert N. Alfandre FoundationBenjamin Moore & CompanyBobolink FoundationC. and A. Johnson Family FoundationChapman FoundationDEAN & DELUCADonnelley FoundationEnvironmental Systems Research InstituteFrench Heritage Society Inc.Graham Foundation for Advanced StudiesHoulihan Lawrence IncJewish Federation of Metropolitan ChicagoKinsman FoundationThe Eugene McDermott FoundationLee Anderson Memorial FundMNW Perpetual FundEric P. and Evelyn E. Newman FoundationPheasant Hill FoundationThe Ratkovich Family FoundationTeslaYerba Buena Fund

$5,000–$9,999Baker Tilly Virchow Krause, LLPBankwellThe Chicago Community TrustDudley and Constance Godfrey Foundation, Inc.Louise M. Flicker and Perry G. Flicker FoundationHeller Foundation, Inc.Albert and Ethel Herzstein Charitable FoundationThe Nathan P. Jacobs FoundationThe JEC FoundationThe Leon Levy FoundationMarvin Windows and DoorsOceanic Heritage FoundationAbby and George O’Neill TrustPreservation Arts & Education

Princeton Area Community FoundationRenaissance FoundationSRI Fine Art ServicesTwain Financial PartnersWestchester Arts CouncilANONYMOUS

$2,500–$4,999Artrider Productions IncBank of America Matching Gifts ProgramBankwell FinancialBerkshire Taconic Community FoundationDillon FoundationEntergy Charitable FoundationLloyd A. Fry FoundationGE FoundationHistoric Tax Credit CoalitionIBM Corporation Matching Grants ProgramLida Orzeck Charitable FundMildred V. Horn FoundationThe Noto Family FundPappaGeorge Haymes PartnersThe Metropolitan Club Preservation FoundationTreanorHL ArchitectsTZP Cares FoundationUpper Housatonic Valley National Heritage AreaBarbara C. Van Dusen Family FundVanguard Charitable Endowment ProgramWiss, Janney, Elstner Associates, Inc.

$1,000–$2,499Adler Family FoundationAppreciation of Earth and Animal FoundationArt Institute of ChicagoThe Benevity Community Impact FundCommunity Foundation of AcadianaThe Corwith FundCull Family FoundationThe Charles Delmar FoundationThe Dickson Foundation, Inc.Fidelity Charitable Gift FundLillian H. Florsheim FoundationFort Trustee Fund at the Community Foundation of the Chattahoochee Valley, Inc.L. Zoe Jenkins FoundationJunior League of Westchester-on-HudsonLos Angeles ConservancyMarin Community FoundationMasterCard Matching Gift ProgramThe Melville FoundationMertz-Gilmore FoundationNetwork For GoodThe Dr. M. Lee Pearce Foundation, Inc.Perkins Charitable FoundationHenry B. Plant Memorial Fund, Inc.Robert W. Baird and Company Inc.Tavitian Foundation

*deceased

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Vicente Wolf Associates Inc.The Villagers, Inc.Watling Foundation, Inc.Westchester FoundationWilliam Doyle Galleries Inc, Auctioneers and Appraisers

LEGACY CIRCLEIn commitment to the future of the National Trust for Historic Preservation, the following individuals have included the National Trust in their estate plans by making a planned or deferred gift.

Mr. Benjamin S. AbramsonMs. Diana C. AbrashkinEarl and Joan AdamMs. Cynthia S. Adamson and Mr. Edward HernandezMr. Gerald W. AdelmannMr. and Mrs. J. David AdlerMr. Michael L. AinslieMrs. Marion M. AlmyMr. Wayne E. AndersenWilliam A. Andersen, MDMs. Dianne AndruchMr. and Mrs. E. Alan AnstineMr. Joel AshleyDorothea E. de Zafra AtwellMrs. Amy B. AverillMs. Stacy Baker and Mr. Brian NiemiecMr. Theodore G. Baldyga and Dr. Carolann W. BaldygaSusan BallMs. Maryann BalsamoMrs. Tom L. BantleMs. Judy BassoMs. Barbara D. BatesMr. Raoul G. BaumelWilliam Conant BaxterMs. Anne H. BaylessMs. Lisa E.W. BayliffMr. Chester L. BehnkeMr. George E. BergMr. Harvey L. Beyer, IIIMrs. Edith S. BinghamMr. and Mrs. Richard E. Blacque

FROM TOP TO BOTTOM: A national advocacy campaign is helping to preserve the legacy of inspiration at historically black colleges and universities, such as Maryland’s Morgan State; Members of the National Trust’s Legacy Circle aboard the Nantucket Lightship, a National Trust National Treasure; The $10 million Fund for Sacred Places created by the Lilly Endowment, Inc., has helped congregations to restore more than two dozen historic houses of worship, including the Basilica of St. Josephat in Milwaukee.

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LEGACY CIRCLE, continued Ms. Bethany A. BlakeyMs. Kathryn BluntMr. John W. BohannonMrs. Martha H. BoiceMs. Betsy B. BolesMs. Cynthia A. BondMs. Barbara Bosch and Mr. Mark RingerMr. Brad S. BowdenMr. Alan S. BoydMs. Ann C. BoyerMr. and Mrs. Jim BramlettMs. Katherine A. BreenMr. Robert Brokl and Mr. Alfred CroftsNed BrokloffMr. and Mrs. James E. Brown, IIIMr. James R. BrownMrs. Martha BrownMr. William J. BryanMr. Charles BryantMrs. Lou BryantMrs. Edward WheelerDouglas BurchMr. and Mrs. Thomas BurkeMs. Jean BusbosoMr. Richard C. ButlerMr. and Mrs. Colin G. CampbellMr. and Mrs. Michael CaplinMs. Katherine CaradoriMr. Craig CarlisleJulia and Curtis J. CarpenterMs. Gene B. CarpenterMrs Ruth O. CarrollCapt. and Mrs. Thomas E. Carroll, Ret.,USCGRDeborah Gann CarstensDr. Richard CasteenMr. Ronald CentanniBarbara ChambersMr. Robert W. Chambers, Jr.Ms. Adele Chatfield-Taylor and Mr. John GuareMr. Warren Fulton ChaunceyMs. Carol J. ChristianMr. Jeffrey A. ClarkMr. and Mrs. Louis M. ClarkJohn and Frances ClausenMr. Greg A. CobleMs. Polin CohanneMs. Linda CohenJames L. CokerGerald and Ann ColeMr.* and Mrs. Arthur J. ColliasMr. and Mrs. Daniel CondonMs. Carol E. CookMrs. Sam Cooke

Miss Victoria R. CordovaMr. Paul CostoDr. and Mrs. Kenneth CummingsMr. and Mrs. Jerome J. CunninghamMr. Gregory H. CurneyMs. Lynne CutlerMr. D. Ronald Daniel and Ms. Lise ScottMr. Kevin DanielsMr. Jud DavidsonDeborah DavisDr. and Mrs. Clyde DayMr. Dan DecenaMs. Mary Werner DeNadai, FAIAMr. I.B. DentMs. Marybeth DermodyMr. L. William DerrowMr. Charles T. DewoodyDr. J. Robert Di FulgoMr. Joseph M. Di NalloDr. James E. DiceMrs. Page M. DicksonMr. and Mrs. James DiLorenzoMr. and Mrs. Samuel Bobbitt DixonMr. and Mrs. Peter DoolittleMs. Joyce Adele DowMs. Claudia L. DrakeMr. Glen D. DrewMrs. Frances M. DulaneyMs. Pamela T. DuncanSusan Guthrie DunhamMs. Ann DupuyMr. Charles W. EarleDavid Andrew EcklesMs. Marie June EgerDr. Harriet EgertsonMs. Carolyn A. EldredMr. John ElverumMs. Margaret L. FalkElinor K. FarquharMrs. Janice Farrar-TitusMrs. Myrna L. FawcettMr. and Mrs. Elmer FishlingerDr. Timothy FlahertyMrs. Virginia F. FletcherMr. Robert J. Fortino, Sr.Mr. Richard W. FosterMr. Charles Fountaine, III and Mrs. Natalie Simone-FountaineMr. Tim FrancisMs. Mary Jane FranklinMr. H Lewis GarrettMs. Valerie J. GarrettMs. Diane K. GentryMr. Herbert GeorgeMr. Edward F. GerberDr. Peter C. GerdineMrs. Susan Haupt GerdineRichard Gibbons and Robert OllisMr. Hugh GibsonMr. and Mrs. Ed GillumMr. Dean A. GlennMr. Albert J. GoellnerMs. Mary GoetzMr. Robert Gorden


Dr. Jon GraffMr. Roger E. GrahamMr. W. Howard GramenstetterMr. and Mrs. W. Peter GrantMr. H. Carlyle Gravely, IIIMs. Pria Graves and Mr. George KoernerMr. and Mrs. Bernard GrayDr. Sheila Hafter Gray, MDMr. and Mrs. William A. Gray, Jr.Mr. Richard D. GreenDrs. Norman C. and Gilda M. GreenbergMs. Phyllis W. GreeneMs. Meredith GreggMr. John P. GriffithLouise B. GriffithsMr. and Mrs. Joe GrillsMrs. Josephine GriswoldMr. Gregory GroveDr. Sigurd B. Gundersen, Jr.Ms. Susan Gutchess and Ms. Helen IngallsMr. Allen HagenbaughMr. P. James HahnDr. Joseph Shook Hall and Mr. Bob C. SmithNed and Leslie HammondMiss Laura L. HansenMr. Alan A. HardersMrs. Elizabeth T. Hardwick and Mr. Ashley HardwickMs. Ruth K. HarmsMr. William B. Hart and Ms. Constance EatonMs. Jill B. HartmanMr. Glen W. Harvey, IIIMs. Susan M. HaswellMs. Kathleen HatchMs. Joanne Rae HatfieldMs. Sue Hatfield-GreenMs. Deborah I. HaynesMs. Abbe A. HellerJon Helmrich and Stephen MottramMs. Lorna J. HendersonMary D. HerberichMr. Neal B. HermanMr. Hansel E. HernandezMather Living Trust-Richard Herold & Dale MatlockMr. Albert P. Hinckley, Jr.Ms. Pamela E. HirschfeldMr. G. Stewart Hoagland*Ms. Margaret HodgesMrs. Sally G. HoffmanMr. James L. Holland and Ms. Kim BrinkMr. Richard L. HollandDr. Ann HollickMs. Karen I. HollisLindsay and Candice HooperMr. Neal HornsteinMrs. Marjorie Howard-JonesMr. Norman HuntMs. Clarice HunterMr. Carl HussRobert Hutchinson, MD and Louise Hutchinson, MD

Ms. E. Renee IngramMr. Janusz JanasMrs. Barbara Worrell JessupMs. Thacis JohnsonMs. Christine JonesMr. David JonesMs. Norma KacenPhyllis F. KadleMr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Keith IIIMr. Mike KennedyMrs. E. W. KentMrs. Louise Elworth KentWilliam and Gretchen Kimball FundMr. Edward L. KingMrs. Mary KingsberyMr. James Wesley Kinnear IIIProf. Carl H. KlausMr. Joseph J. KleinMr. Richard KlimoskiMr. Harvey KlingerMs. Alice KnightMs. Lila KnightMs. Verna KnorrMr. and Mrs. Karl A. Komatsu, AIAMr. Gary KozelEdgar KrattliMr. Larry KruckMr. Kevin Krulewitch and Ms. Rosanne AmmiratiMs. Catherine LadnierMr. and Mrs. Franklin LaneMs. Martha R. LaniganDr. Jeffrey LantMr. Brent LaswellMr. David S. LeinbachMr. and Mrs. Michael C. LennonMrs. Mary-Louise D. LeonardMs. Jane LevineMr. and Mrs. Thomson LipscombNancy B. LoefflerDr. and Mrs. William A. Long, Jr.Ms. Kathleen Lordson and Mr. Michael G. LordsonMr. and Mrs. Scott F. LovejoyMiss Judith A. LuttrellMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey H. LynfordValerie LyonsMr. Norman MacArthurMrs. C. MacDonaldMr. Damian T. MaceyMr. David C. MacNamee and Mrs. Susanne MacNameeMs. Margaret A. MalarkeyMr. and Mrs. Martin MandMs. Lynne ManringMr. Joe R. MarlinMr. Ross Paul MarshallMs. Susan E. MarshallMr. T. A. Mashburn, Jr.Mr. Byron E. MasonMr. Rodger M. MasseyMr. Daniel W. MattauschMs. Marcia V. Mayo

*deceased

LEFT: The National Trust Council and Board of Trustees gathered in Newport, Rhode Island, to celebrate the successful completion of the Campaign for America’s National Treasures.

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LEGACY CIRCLE, continued Ms. Linda McCaigJohn M. McCoinMcConnell-Hall TrustMs. Jennifer McCoyMs. Dolores McDonagh and Mr. Jamie KarnMs. Carol R. McGeeDr. Terrance McGinnisMr. and Mrs. Andrew McGuireMrs. Jan M. McIntire Von DoenhoffMrs. Hal McKinney, Jr.Mrs. Delos D. McKnightMs. Sara McVickerMr. John W. MeilingMs. Brenda MelsteinMr. and Mrs. Cy G. MerkezasMs. Katherine P. MerrickMr. James L. MeyerJohn D. MeyerMr. Chas A. Miller, IIIMr. and Mrs. Howard E. MillerKim S. MitchellMr. Eduardo MitraniMr. Louis Mittelman, Jr.Ms. Pauline M. MonzMs. Mary K. Mooney-MyersMr. Charles T. MooreConstance C. MooreJay Whitaker MooreMr. Thomas J. MooneyDr. and Mrs. H. Nicholas Muller IIIAlden and Jane MunsonMr. G. Davis Musser, IIMs. Nancy NealKen and Anita NelsonMrs. Sarah Newbold JonesWendy Nicholas-DorseyCheri and Mark NicholsMr. and Mrs. Frank N. Norris, Jr.Mr. Edward M. NortonMrs. Virginia S. NortonDr. Harold OaklanderMr. Marty OcingaMr. and Mrs. Donald A. OckerMs. Charlotte R. OdellMaureen B. OgdenJohn T. and Susan S. OmohundroMr. Jonathan F. OrserMr. Warren P. PadlaMr. and Mrs. Donovan ParkerLuther PeacockMr. James PelphreyDr. Jane PerrCarolyn R. PflugBenjamin M. PlotkinMs. Susan E. Porter and Mr. Howard SnyderMr. Christopher A. Potter and Dr. Kathleen O. PotterMrs. Louise PotterMr. George Powers, ASIDMr. Philip PrestonDr. and Mrs. William David Price

Dr. Alexandra RadbilMrs. Nancy E. RehmanDr. Cheryl ReichertMr. John F. Reinert, Jr.William and Barbara RendahlMs. Marya RepkoMs. Judy RinkerDr. Wallace P. Ritchie, Jr.Helen P. RogersMr. John H. RogersJames and Elizabeth RoghairMr. Alan M. RohannaMs. Carla RosatiMs. Anne RosenthalMs. Margaret Ann RossMr. Jay A. RothenbergerMr. Eric RousseauMr. Frank A. RozzoMs. Cynthia RuftyMr. John Mosby RussellMr. Michael J. Rutigliano, IIIMeg SalyerDr. Morgan T. Sammons and Mr. Danilo D. DecenaMrs. Merry SandersMs. Lita SandyMs. Cynthia SanfordMr. and Mrs. John T. SantaMr. Cesar L. ScaffMr. Tom Scatizzi and Mrs. Elaine ScatizziMs. Katherine B. SchenckMiss Rena W. SchilskyMr. Roger M. L. SchmittMs. Judith ScholerMr. Edward SchroederDr. Loretta D. SchumanMs. Ethel SchwamMr. and Mrs. George SecorMr. Donald J. SeifertMr. Thomas W. Seiler and Dr. Jonathan G. TubmanMr. Richard A. SelackMs. Yvonne Shafer ChamberlainThe Honorable Randall T. Shepard and Amy W. MacDonellMr. and Mrs. Martin E. ShepherdMr. John M. ShermanMr. Harry SholkMs. Barbara G. SidwayMr. Philip A. SiebertBernhard H. Singsen, MDMs. Rebecca SkaggsScott and Tammy SkinnerMs. Mary C. SlempMr. William J. SmallMr. A. Roy SmithMs. Beverly A. SmithDiana Ellis Smith and Paul B. SmithMr. James A. SmithMr. Tyler J. SmithMr. and Mrs. George W. Smyth, Jr.Mrs. Joanne T. SnellMr. Steven W. SommersMr. and Mrs. Geoffrey L. Sowers


Miss Diana M. SowinskiMrs. William M. Spencer IIIMr. Steven St. ClairMs. Carole F. St. MarkVickie L. StaufferMs. Meta StavrandMr. Bill SteinerMr. and Mrs. Carl StephanusMs. Martha Roby StephensMr. David R. StevensMs. Deidre K. StowellCamille Jones StrachanMr. Malcolm Strachan, Sr.Mrs. Delphene C. StricklandLauren SwansonMs. Rita A. SwenssonMs. Edith SydneyRalph TamperMr. David A. TaylorMrs. Frances S. TaylorMr. Richard TeitzMr. and Mrs. Jeremy TennenbaumEugene X. TepperMs. Beth Lee TerryJ. Richard ThomasMr. and Mrs. John A. ThompsonDick and Mary ThompsonMr. and Mrs. J. Gwynne Thorsen Dr. Sue Tolleson-RinehartMrs. Lillian K. TomlinsonMs. Kay A. TornborgMr. John G. Turner and Mr. Jerry G. FischerMrs. Suzanne W. TurnerMrs. Martha Richards ValciukasMs. Janet VaughanMs. Darlene VelickiMr. James VillaumeMr. Richard VogtDr. Donald J. VoorhiesBruce WachsmuthMs. Betty WagnerMrs. Janet R. WatermanMs. Mary Joan WeatherlyMr. George K. WeaverHerbert and Lorraine WeierMs. Ann K. WeigandMr. Donald WeinbaumMr. Adam J. WeislerMs. Angela C. WeisskopfMr. Richard Walsh and Ms. Barbara J. WelschMrs. Carolyn May WestMs. Dana WhiteMrs. Diane WhiteMr. and Mrs. Frank R. White, Jr.Ms. Linda J. WhiteheadMr. David WhitescarverMr. Frederick A. Wilson, Jr.Mrs. Marlene J. WinkerMrs. Lee Winston-WrightMr. and Mrs. Kenneth Robert WoodcockMs. Catherine S. WoodsMr. and Mrs. David L. Woods

Mr. and Mrs. George Wright, IIIMr. John R. WrightMr. Robert L. WrightMr. Jerry WunderlichMr. and Mrs. Michael S. ZbaileyANONYMOUS (22)

BEQUESTS AND GIFTS OF PROPERTYEileen I. AlessandriniDr. William A. AndersenJohn W. BairdElizabeth G. Beinecke Charitable UnitrustCharles H. Blake Charitable TrustMiss Marcella BorcherdingJean Smith CampbellCornelia CarrierRobert J. ChervyHoward CobryRichard P. CodyMildred Colodny EstateMary Michael Connolly TrustSabine Drury UnitrustMr. Paul DuchschererRosalind FreemanJohn T. Geary, Jr.Robert D. Hanson FundDiana S. HellerDorothy M. M. Kersten TrustAnn Denise KorindaMarcia G. LangdonRobert T. LeonardEdwin Malloy Charitable Lead TrustViolet T. MurphyBetty J. QuayleMrs. Signa Lynch ReadMildred and C. Arthur RolanderMary Virginia Winters StallingsCharles P and Lucy Miller Sturges TrustEugene X. TepperMarcia N. ThompsonLynne K. VeitchMrs. Teresa WrenMimi Morris Younie Trust

IN-KIND DONATIONSAirstreamBenjamin Moore & CompanyEconomy IronsEsriGoogleHotel SorrentoMoffly Media Neely’s NeedlePolaroidRobert Silman Associates Structural EngineersThe Care of TreesTonik World

CORPORATE PARTNERS AirstreamAmerican ExpressBank of America

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Benjamin MooreDelta Air LinesDiageo Americas, Inc.—Seagram’s 7 CrownThe Empire CompanyESRIGoogleHotel SorrentoMaury, Donnelley and ParrPatagoniaPepsiCo FoundationPolaroid Preferred Hotel Group, Inc.SonicState FarmUnico, Inc.

SUPPORT FOR LEGAL ADVOCACY AND PRO BONO LEGAL REPRESENTATIONAdvocates for the West, Boise, IDAndrea C. Ferster, Esq., Washington, DC Arnold & Porter Kaye Scholer, Washington, DCDentons, San Francisco, CAEarthjustice, Denver, COFoley Hoag LLP, Boston, MAHellman Shearn & Arienti LLP, Great Barrington, MAHogan Lovells US LLP, Washington, DCInstitute for Public Representation, Georgetown University Law School, Washington, DCLynn B. Lewis, Esq., Miami, FLMatthew G. Berger Attorney At Law LLC, New London, CTMichael S. Gruen, Esq., New York, NYMiller Nash Graham & Dunn LLP, Seattle, WANorthwest Resource Law PLLC, Portland, ORSierra Club Environmental Law Program, San Francisco, CA and Boulder, CO University of Virginia, Environmental and Regulatory Law Clinic, Charlottesville, VAG. Trenholm Walker, Walker Gressette Freeman & Linton LLC, Charleston, SCWestern Environmental Law Center, Helena, MT and Eugene, OR

FROM TOP TO BOTTOM: Nina Simone’s Childhood Home in Tyron, N.C., was one of four new National Treasure campaigns launched this year through the African American Cultural Heritage Action Fund; A robust public engagement campaign helped raise support for restoration of Cincinnati’s Union Terminal; The National Trust helped raise nearly $1.5 million from the New Mexico State Legislature to restore the Palace of the Governors, a National Trust National Treasure.

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WEST

Bears EarsColorado Plateau, Utah

Bridges of Yosemite ValleyYosemite National Park, California

BoggsvilleLas Animas, Colorado

Cape Flattery LighthouseTatoosh Island, Washington

Chimney RockArchuleta County, Colorado

Cooper-Molera AdobeMonterey, California

Far View Visitors CenterMesa Verde National Park, Colorado

Grand CanyonGrand Canyon, Arizona

Great Bend of the GilaMaricopa And Yuma Counties, Arizona

Haas-Lilienthal HouseSan Francisco, California

Historic Communities of the 710Los Angeles, California

Historic WintersburgHuntington Beach, California

Mount TaylorCibola County, New Mexico

Mountain View Officers’ Club at Fort HuachucaSierra Vista, Arizona

Painted Desert Community ComplexPetrified Forest National Park, Arizona

Palace of the GovernorsSanta Fe, New Mexico

Panama HotelSeattle, Washington

Pond FarmGuerneville, California

Southwest Museum SiteLos Angeles, California

Tabor Opera HouseLeadville, Colorado

Terminal IslandPort of Los Angeles, California

Veterans Memorial ColiseumPortland, Oregon

Waikiki Natatorium War MemorialHonolulu, Hawaii

White Grass Dude RanchJackson Hole, Wyoming

Willamette Falls Navigation Canal and LocksWest Linn, Oregon

MIDWEST

Battle Mountain SanitariumHot Springs, South Dakota

Bdote Fort SnellingFort Snelling, Minnesota

Farnsworth HousePlano, Illinois

House of TomorrowIndiana Dunes National Park, Indiana

Jefferson-Chalmers DistrictDetroit, Michigan

Milwaukee VA Soldiers HomeMilwaukee, Wisconsin

Mitchell Park DomesMilwaukee, Wisconsin

Prentice Women’s HospitalChicago, Illinois

Pullman National Historic DistrictChicago, Illinois

South Side Community Art CenterChicago, Illinois

Theodore Roosevelt’s Elkhorn RanchMedora, North Dakota

SOUTH

A.G. Gaston MotelBirmingham, Alabama

African House at Melrose PlantationMelrose, Louisiana

AnnapolisAnnapolis, Maryland

Antiguo Acueducto Del Rio Piedras (San Juan Waterworks)San Juan, Puerto Rico

Ashley River Hsitoric DistrictCharleston, South Carolina

The AstrodomeHouston, Texas

Charleston WaterfrontCharleston, South Carolina

Cincinnati’s Icons: Union Terminal and Music HallCincinnati, Ohio

Clayborn TempleMemphis, Tennessee

Delta QueenChattanooga, Tennessee

Fort MonroeHampton, Virginia

Ghost Fleet of the PotomacMallows Bay, Charles County, Maryland

Happy RetreatCharles Town, West Virginia

Heart of LouisvilleLouisville, Kentucky

Howard University’s Founders LibraryWashington, DC

James RiverJamestown, Virginia

Little HavanaMiami, Florida

LULAC ClubhouseHouston, Texas

Miami Marine StadiumMiami, Florida

Mississippi Delta National Heritage AreaMississippi

Morgan State UniversityBaltimore, Maryland

Nashville’s Music RowNashville, Tennessee

Nina Simone Childhood HomeTryon, North Carolina

Ocmulgee National MonumentMacon, Georgia

Pauli Murray HouseDurham, North Carolina

Rio Vista FarmSocorro, Texas

Rosenwald SchoolsSouth And Southwest

Shenandoah National ParkVirginia

Shockoe BottomRichmond, Virginia

Sweet Auburn Historic DistrictAtlanta, Georgia

Texas CourthousesStatewide Texas

Union StationWashington, DC

Village of ZoarZoar, Ohio

Washington National CathedralWashington, DC

WoodlawnAlexandria, Virginia

NORTHEAST

Chautauqua AmphitheaterChautauqua, New York

John and Alice Coltrane HomeDix Hills, New York

Federal Hall National MemorialNew York, New York

First Baptist ChurchNew Bedford, Massachusetts

Hinchliffe StadiumPaterson, New Jersey

Historic Neighborhoods of PhiladelphiaPhiladelphia, Pennsylvania

Joe Frazier’s GymPhiladelphia, Pennsylvania

LyndhurstTarrytown, New York

Malcolm X—Ella Little-Collins HouseBoston, Massachusetts

Nantucket LightshipBoston, Massachusetts

The New York State PavilionQueens, New York, New York

The PalisadesEnglewood Cliffs, New Jersey

Pawtucket DamLowell, Massachusetts

Princeton BattlefieldPrinceton, New Jersey

Scenic Landscapes of New HampshireStatewide, New Hampshire

Villa Lewaro (Madam C. J. Walker Estate)Irvington, New York

Whitney StudioNew York, New York

NATIONWIDE

Historic Post Office Buildings

Historic Houses of Worship

Manhattan Project Historic Sites

Route 66

NATIONAL TREASURES

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NATIONAL TRUST HISTORIC SITES

ACOMA SKY CITYOwned and operated by the Pueblo of Acoma Acoma, NMacomaskycity.org

AFRICAN MEETING HOUSE BOSTON AND ABIEL SMITH SCHOOLOwned and operated by the Museum of African American HistoryBoston, MAmaah.org

AFRICAN MEETING HOUSE NANTUCKET AND BOSTON—HIGGINBOTHAM HOUSEOwned and operated by the Museum of African American HistoryNantucket, MAmaah.org

BELLE GROVEOwned by the National Trust and operated by Belle Grove, Inc.Middletown, VAbellegrove.org

BRUCEMOREOwned by the National Trust and operated by Brucemore, Inc.Cedar Rapids, IAbrucemore.org

CHESTERWOODOwned and operated by the National TrustStockbridge, MAchesterwood.org

CLIVEDENOwned by the National Trust and operated by Cliveden, Inc.Philadelphia, PAcliveden.org

COOPER-MOLERA ADOBEOwned and operated by the National TrustMonterey, CA coopermolera.org

DAVID M. RUBENSTEIN NATIONAL CENTER FOR WHITE HOUSE HISTORY AT DECATUR HOUSEOwned by the National Trust and operated by the White House Historical AssociationWashington, DCdecaturhouse.org

DRAYTON HALLOwned by the National Trust and operated by Drayton Hall Preservation TrustCharleston, SCdraytonhall.org

FARNSWORTH HOUSEOwned and operated by the National TrustPlano, ILfarnsworthhouse.org

FILOLIOwned by the National Trust and operated by the Filoli CenterWoodside, CAfiloli.org

FRANK LLOYD WRIGHT’S POPE-LEIGHEY HOUSEOwned and operated by the National TrustAlexandria, VAwoodlawnpopeleighey.org

THE GAYLORD BUILDINGOwned and operated by the National TrustLockport, ILgaylordbuilding.org

PHILIP JOHNSON’S GLASS HOUSEOwned and operated by the National TrustNew Canaan, CTtheglasshouse.org

HOTEL DE PARIS MUSEUMOwned and operated by the National Society of the Colonial Dames of America in the State of ColoradoGeorgetown, COhoteldeparismuseum.org

JAMES MADISON’S MONTPELIER Owned by the National Trust and operated by the Montpelier FoundationMontpelier Station, VAmontpelier.org

KYKUITOwned by the National Trust and operated by the Rockefeller Brothers FundThe Pocantico CenterTarrytown, NYhudsonvalley.org

LOWER EAST SIDE TENEMENT MUSEUMOwned and operated by the Lower East Side Tenement Museum, Inc.New York, NYtenement.org

LYNDHURSTOwned and operated by the National TrustTarrytown, NYlyndhurst.org

OATLANDSOwned by the National Trust and operated by Oatlands, Inc.Leesburg, VAoatlands.org

PRESIDENT LINCOLN’S COTTAGEOwned by the United States Armed Forces and operated by President Lincoln’s Cottage at the Soldiers’ HomeWashington, DClincolncottage.org

THE SHADOWSOwned and operated by the National TrustNew Iberia, LAshadowsontheteche.org

THORNTON GARDENSOwned by the National TrustSan Marino, CA

TOURO SYNAGOGUEOwned by the Congregation Jeshuat Israel and Shearith Israel and operated by the Touro Synagogue FoundationNewport, RItourosynagogue.org

VILLA FINALEOwned and operated by the National TrustSan Antonio, TXvillafinale.org

WOODLAWNOwned and operated by the National TrustAlexandria, VAwoodlawnpopeleighey.org

WOODROW WILSON HOUSEOwned and operated by the National TrustWashington, DCwoodrowwilsonhouse.org

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ALABAMAMs. Alice M. BowsherMr. Samuel FrazierMr. Douglas Purcell

ALASKAMs. Anne Pollnow

ARIZONAMr. James BabbittMr. Demion ClincoMs. Alison KingMs. Linda MayroMr. David Yubeta

ARKANSASMs. Ruth Hawkins, Ph.D.Ms. Cheryl NicholsMs. Debbie Shea

CALIFORNIAMs. Linda DishmanMs. Donna GravesMr. Luis G. HoyosMs. Christy McAvoy

COLORADOMr. David CohenMs. Ann Alexander Pritzlaff

CONNECTICUTMr. Charles JansonMr. Charles Lyle

DELAWAREMr. E. Michael DiPaoloMs. Kim Burdick

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA Mr. Charles CassellMs. Kim HoaglandMr. Bruce D. Judd Mr. Eric D. ShawMs. Katherine Ann SlickMr. Dreck Wilson

FLORIDAMs. Marion AlmyMr. Ralph JohnsonMs. Lynn LewisMs. Janet MatthewsMr. George NearyMs. Arleen Pabón, Ph.D.Ms. Arva Moore Parks

GEORGIAMr. Rico Chapman, Ph.D.Ms. Jeanne CyriaqueMr. Mark McDonald

GUAMMr. Joseph Quinata

HAWAIIMs. Lani Lapilio

IDAHOMs. Marilyn SabellaMs. Terri Schorzman

ILLINOISMs. Susan BarnesMr. Matt ColeMr. David CordesMs. Jean Follett, Ph.D.Ms. Corlis MoodyMs. Paula RobinsonMr. Edward Torrez

INDIANAMr. James A. Glass, Ph.D.Mr. Marsh DavisMr. Kevin KrulewitchMr. Timothy S. Shelly

IOWAMr. Curt Heidt

KANSASMr. William L. BruningMr. K. Vance KelleyMr. Daniel Serda

KENTUCKYMs. Anne ArensbergMs. Helen DedmanMs. Barbara HuletteMr. David MorganMs. Ann Early Sutherland

LOUISIANAMs. Winifred ByrdMr. James R. Logan, IVMs. Jean Sayres

MAINEMr. James DayMs. Kathryn Smith

MARYLANDMr. H. Grant DehartMs. Louise HaymanMr. Edward McMahon

MASSACHUSETTS Mr. Philip HerrMr. Drew LeffMs. Alicia LeubaMr. Barnes Riznik

MICHIGANMr. Frank EttawageshikMs. Emilie EvansMr. Ted LigibelMs. Pamela O’ConnorMr. James Turner

MINNESOTAMr. Roger BrooksMr. Douglas GasekMr. Franky JacksonMs. Charlene RoiseMr. Benjamin Vander Kooi, Jr.

MISSISSIPPIMr. Alex Thomas

MISSOURI Ms. Joan AdamMr. Greg Allen

NATIONAL TRUST ADVISORS

Mr. Michael AllenMr. David RichardsonMr. Eric Youngberg

MONTANAMr. James McDonaldMs. Mary OliverMs. Ellen Sievert

NEBRASKAMr. Douglas DueyMr. George HaeckerMs. Nancy Hoch

NEVADAMs. Melinda GustinMr. Greg SeymourMs. Heidi Swank

NEW HAMPSHIREMs. Martha Fuller-Clark

NEW JERSEYSenator Diane AllenMr. Ronald Magill

NEW MEXICOMr. Ernesto OrtegaMs. Theresa Pasqual

NEW YORKMs. Lisa AckermanMs. Dana SaylorMs. Catherine SchweitzerMs. Sharr Steele-ProhaskaMs. Gretchen Sullivan Sorin

NORTH CAROLINAMr. Steven SchusterMr. Benjamin Speller, Ph.D.Mr. Lacy Ward, Jr.

NORTH DAKOTAMr. Donald HaugenMs. Barbara S. LangMs. Amy SakariassenMr. Art Todd

OHIOMs. Kathleen CrowtherMs. Sandra HullMr. Amos J. Loveday

OKLAHOMAMs. Susan DunhamMr. John MabreyMr. Martin NewmanMr. Barrett Williamson

OREGONMr. George KramerMs. Denyse McGriffMr. Richard Michaelson

PENNSYLVANIA Ms. Caroline BoyceMr. August CarlinoMs. Mary Werner DeNadai

RHODE ISLANDMs. Karen JessupMs. Martha WerenfelsMr. Richard Youngken

SOUTH CAROLINAMr. Howard DuvallMs. Joan HazeltonMr. Glenn Keyes

SOUTH DAKOTAMr. Stephen McCarthyMr. William Wyatt

TENNESSEEMr. Phil ThomasonMr. Carroll Van West

TEXASMs. Margarita AraizaMs. Cara BertronMs. Minnette BoeselMr. Samuel Collins, IIIMs. Virginia McAlesterMs. Anna ModMs. Marcel Quimby

UTAH Mr. Robert White

VERMONTMr. Paul BruhnMs. Elizabeth HumstoneMr. Robert McBrideMs. Kaitlin O’Shea

VIRGINIA Ms. Nancy CampbellMs. Kathleen KilpatrickMr. Robert Lambeth, Jr.Mr. Harry Warthen

VIRGIN ISLANDSMr. Gerville Larsen

WASHINGTONMr. Horace Foxall, Jr.Ms. Karen GordonMr. Edward HoblerMr. Paul MannMs. Jennifer MeisnerMr. Michael Sullivan

WEST VIRGINIAMs. Laura Kurtz KuhnsMs. Monica Miller

WISCONSINMr. Matt JaroszMs. Jodi Sweeney

WYOMINGMr. James Davis Mr. Kurt Dubbe

RIGHT: Preservationists gathered in Chicago for PastForward 2017.

The National Trust’s consolidated operating revenue, including its subsidiaries, the National Main Street Center, and the National Trust Community Investment Corporation, totaled $105 million July 1, 2017 through June 30, 2018. The total net assets for this period were $305,951,602. Revenue has consistently increased in recent years, due in large part to strong support through the Campaign for America’s National Treasures. As indicated in the charts below, the National Trust achieved 74 percent programmatic efficiency, with only 15 percent spent on general and administrative expenses.

Information based on audited, consolidated financial data. Full audited financials are available on SavingPlaces.org/financials.

Financial Summary

$69,738,738 Contributions

$13,515,020 Endowment

$19,697,297 Earned Income

$2,380,327 Miscellaneous

Sources of Funding

$53,857,855 Preservation Programs$7,730,735 Fundraising$10,479,881 General and Administrative

Use of Funds

Our financial summary includes funding from the following brands and subsidiaries:

BOARD OF TRUSTEESVictor H. AsheChristina Lee BrownLinda BruckheimerLaura W. BushSusan E. Chapman-HughesJay C. ClemensLawrence W. CurtisSamuel Bobbitt DixonDamien DwinLester G. Fant, IIIKevin GoverJoe GrillsF. Sheffield HaleMarilynn Wood HillLuis G. HoyosFernando Lloveras San MiguelC.H. Randolph LyonF. Joseph MoravecMartha NelsonMarita RiveroCharles M. RoyceLisa SeeG. Jackson Tankersley, Jr.Phoebe TudorTimothy P. Whalen

EX-OFFICIO TRUSTEESDonna Colson, Representative, Historic Sites Councils and BoardsJean Follett, Chair, National Trust AdvisorsKirk Huffaker, Representative, National Preservation Partners Network

Attorney General of the United States, represented by Edward J. Passarelli

Director National Gallery of Art, Earl A Powell III

Secretary, Department of the Interior, represented by Todd Willens

TRUSTEES EMERITIAida M. AlvarezMichael A. AndrewsRichard D. BaronRobert M. BassLeslie Greene BowmanAlan S. BoydCarolyn Schwenker BrodyNancy N. CampbellJ. Revell CarrAdele Chatfield-TaylorLovida H. Coleman*Mary Moragne CookeDana H. CrawfordSpencer R. Crew, Ph.D.Julia Jones DanielsKevin D. DanielsJoan K. DavidsonJack DavisMary Werner DeNadai, FAIAKatherine Horn DickensonCharles H.P. DuellSusan G. DunhamJennifer L. EmersonElinor K. FarquharRichard W. Freeman, Jr.Harvey B. Gantt, FAIATerry GoddardPaul J. GoldbergerWilliam W. Grant IIIGraham Gund, FAIAWilliam B. HartRalph E. Heim*J. Roderick Heller IIIIrvin M. HendersonDealey Decherd HerndonLily Rice HsiaJ. Clifford HudsonJoan W. JenneweinDaniel P. Jordan, Ph.D.Bruce D. Judd, FAIAJonathan M. Kemper

Elizabeth T. Kennan, Ph.D.Nancy KilleferKarl A. Komatsu, AIACharles R. LongsworthJeffrey H. LynfordPeter L. MalkinMarcia V. MayoRalph McCalmontDavid McCulloughJoseph H. McGeeVincent L. Michael, Ph.D.H. Nicholas Muller III, Ph.DNancy B. NegleyMartin L.J. NewmanJudith A. O’BannonCharles Hall PageLouise B. PotterWayne RatkovichGay RatliffJohn F.W. RogersJeffrey H. SchutzVincent Scully*Randall T. ShepardBarbara G. SidwayKatherine Ann SlickJoan SmithCamille J. StrachanAlfred H. Taylor, Jr.Mary M. ThompsonDaniel K. ThorneSuzanne W. TurnerJohn H. WelborneW. Richard West, Jr.Carl B. WestmorelandRobert WhiteKenneth R. WoodcockPhyllis WyethMtamanika YoungbloodArthur P. Ziegler, Jr.

EXECUTIVE TEAM

Stephanie K. MeeksPresident and Chief Executive Officer

David J. BrownExecutive Vice President and Chief Preservation Officer

Tabitha R. AlmquistChief of Staff

Paul W. Edmondson

Chief Legal Officer and General Counsel

Geoff HandyChief Marketing Officer

Kimberly P. SkellyChief Development Officer

Carla WashinkoChief Financial Officer and Administrative Officer

Cover 1 David KaferPage 2 National Trust staffpage 4 Joseph Ferraropage 5 Mike Steelman Photographers; Scott Suchman. Page 6 Joseph FerraroPage 8 South Carolina Department of Archives and HistoryPage 10 Zimmermann Walker; Jacob HandPage 11 Dee Zunker; National Trust staffPage 12 Luscha EvansPage 14 Jason KeenPage 16 David Keith; Creative CommonsPage 17 Cyn Lagos; Neal SantosPage 18 Jon Morgan/Invisions

Page 20 Stacey Salter Moore; Garrett Hacking; Shawn G. Henry; David Keith; Shawn G. Henry; Shawn G. Henry; Shawn G. Henry; Zimmermann Walker; David KeithPage 22 Shawn G. HenryPage 24 Clifford PickettPage 27 Chris Witzke; Clifford Pickett; Susan CarterPage 29 National Trust staffPage 31 Paul Burk; Steve Dunwell; Hitzeman PhotographyPage 32 Shawn G. HenryPage 35 Nancy Pierce; Cincinnati Museum Center; Minesh BacraniaPage 39 David KeithCover 4 David Kafer

PHOTO CREDITS: In order, left to right.

*deceased

NATIONAL TRUST LEADERSHIP

The National Trust for Historic Preservation, a privately funded nonprofit organization, works to save America’s historic places.Headquarters2600 Virginia Avenue NW Suite 1100

Washington, DC 20037

800.944.6847

Atlanta Field Office135 Auburn Avenue Suite 207

Atlanta, GA 30303

202.588.6178

Chicago Field OfficeMonadnock Building

53 West Jackson Boulevard Suite 350

Chicago, IL 60604

312.939.5547

Denver Field Office1420 Ogden Street Suite 203

Denver, CO 80218

303.623.1504

Houston Field Office2700 Post Oak Boulevard 21st Floor

Houston, TX 77056

832.478.8408

Los Angeles Field Office811 West 7th Street Suite 1138

Los Angeles, CA 90017

323.880.4609

New York City Field OfficeThe Empire State Building

350 Fifth Avenue Suite 5240

New York, NY 10118

646.576.4199

San Francisco Field Office25 Taylor Street

San Francisco, CA 94102

415.947.0692

Seattle Field Office1221 East Pike Street Suite 305

Seattle, WA 98122

202.588.6190

The Watergate Office Building 2600 Virginia Avenue NW Suite 1100 Washington, DC 20037

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