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if you live or work in greenwich, you have a stake in the greenwich historical society.

Greenwich enjoys a truly colorful past. From its precarious position on the Connecticut frontier during the American Revolution to its later reputation as a Gilded Age enclave for the rich and infamous, our town has long been associated with well-known individuals and pivotal events in the arts, business, journalism and politics.

�e Historical Society contributes immeasurably to the cultural vitality of this unique community. We serve as your bridge from the past to the future by o�ering innovative programs, exhibitions and preservation initiatives. �e Bush-Holley Historic Site, which boasts a bucolic period landscape, was home to one of the �rst American Impressionist art colonies and encompasses an extensive research library and archives chronicling all things Greenwich, the Vanderbilt Education Center and the 1805 Storehouse Gallery with rotating exhibitions and a museum shop.

At the Historical Society, you can attend fascinating lectures, enjoy hands-on family and educational programs, walk back in time on docent-led tours of Bush-Holley House and be captivated by live storytelling programs.

One visit and you’ll understand the value of supporting this invaluable Greenwich resource.

39 Strickland Road

Cos Cob, Connecticut 06807 2013–14annual report

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June 30, 2014 June 30, 2013Unrestricted Funds

RevenuesContributions & Grants $623,148 $790,239 Tuition & Fees 60,147 61,600 Memberships 58,738 53,033 Rental Income 89,593 66,175 Special Events (net) 250,608 298,479 Return on Investments 108,614 87,258 Other Income 19,074 11,535 Assets Released from Restricted Contributions & Grants 304,688 179,124

Total Revenues & Assets Released 1,514,610 1,547,443

ExpensesPrograms & Services 848,711 765,499 Support 366,796 329,319 Fundraising 320,950 314,713

Total Expenses 1,536,457 1,409,531

Operating Gain (Loss) (21,847) (137,912)

All Funds

Balance SheetCash & Equivalents 373,538 607,455 Other Current Assets 23,160 40,394 Long-Term Investments 5,591,716 5,099,659 Property, Equipment & Furnishings (net of depreciation) 6,662,317 6,610,312 Liabilities (52,150) (62,383)

Net Assets 12,598,581 12,295,437

Fund BalanceUnrestricted Board Designated 726,830 761,060 General 6,870,703 6,825,713 Temporarily Restricted 1,465,890 1,173,506 Permanently Restricted (excluding appreciation of $1,124,827) 3,535,158 3,535,158

Total Fund Balance $12,598,581 $12,295,437

�e audited �nancial statements are available for inspection at the o�ce of the Historical Society.

Financial Highlightstreasurer’s comments: Operating results for the �scal year ended June 30 were essentially a breakeven. �e balance sheet remains strong. �e investment portfolio bene�ted from the strong stock market with a total return, including income and gains, of over $500,000. Based on recent trends, returns going forward may not achieve that performance. Our portfolio is managed by �e Investment Fund For Foundations (TIFF), which has over $11 billion under management. Our continuing challenge is to provide the necessary funding for our wide range of preservation and education programs, bearing in mind that we receive no funding from the Town of Greenwich. We appreciate your past support and hope that you will continue to keep the Historical Society high on your list of priorities.— Bruce Dixon, Vice Chairman and Treasurer

�e Greenwich Historical Society plays a crucial role in preserving the history of Greenwich and provides a broad spectrum of educational programs that delight, inform and connect people in meaningful ways to the social, architectural, economic and cultural heritage of our community. �e Historical Society has implemented numerous initiatives and innovations to ful�ll this mission and engage new audiences.

We are increasingly employing digital technologies to both enhance the experience of participants in on-site programs and to deliver educational materials to those o�-site. Examples include the following:

• Mounting multimedia exhibitions in our Storehouse Gallery• Launching our new “Digital Archives,” which provides broad public access to our archival

collections• Initiating the creation of online learning resources such as content designed for students’ tablets• Delivering historic photographs and feature articles through social media and our new online

exhibition • Expanding the scope, content and distribution of publications such as our online newsletter

Simultaneously, substantial progress was made in facilities and program planning for our Strickland Road campus, which will incorporate the Toby’s Tavern building, expansion of our archives and research library, and the ability to add to our on-site program capabilities.

Highlights of 2014 also included two major exhibitions, program partnerships with the Greenwich Library and the Greenwich Shell�sh Commission, nomination of the River Road-Mead Avenue Historic District to the National Register, the expansion of our documented Landmarks Sites to 288 Greenwich historic properties, and the engagement of over 8,700 students and adults in �rsthand experiences of American history and art.

All these e�orts were possible only because of your support. Without our members, distinguished trustees, dedicated professional sta�, devoted volunteers, community partners, generous patrons and donors, meeting our goals would not be possible. We are indebted to you all for your dedication, participation and very generous contributions this past year.

Please join us in 2015 as we celebrate the Town of Greenwich’s 375th anniversary, which, with your encouragement and support, will allow the Historical Society to expand its e�orts to preserve and share our town's many stories and, in so doing, inspire a sense of place and a love of history in current and future generations.

Warm regards,

Davidde Strackbein, Chairman Debra Mecky, Executive Director

Letter from the Chairman and Executive Director

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Postcard: New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Bridge, Cos Cob, Conn., postcard, 1912 (Postcard Collection “Railroads”)

Photo: Sound Beach station, circa 1880 (Photograph Collection “Transportation – Railroads – Sound Beach Station”)

Painting: Elmer Livingston MacRae Schooner in the Ice, 1900 Oil on canvas Museum Purchase with funds from multiple donors

�ese and all other images in the annual report are from the Greenwich Historical Society Collections

Glimpses of the PastFrom the William B Finch Jr. Archives

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Over the course of the year we launched three art and history exhibitions in the Storehouse Gallery and o�ered lectures and events that expanded exhibition themes in a variety of ways. We brought back the Fall Festival and Scarecrow Competition and added family-friendly activities to our Frolic at French Farm, so that all ages might have an opportunity to appreciate this Greenwich treasure. We also continued to have sellout crowds at Story Barn, which is fast becoming a Greenwich tradition.

All Greenwich public school third-graders took part in the Sarah Bush and Her Town program, which teaches about early life in Greenwich, and over 1,200 students, Scouts and adults enjoyed tours of beloved Bush-Holley House. In total, over 12,000 people visited our site to explore the many facets of Greenwich history.

2013–14 Highlights

exhibitions

Enjoying the Country Life: Greenwich's Great Estates, April 9 to August 31, 2014

1. Lecturer Jackson Lears, "Two Gilded Ages: Is History Repeating Itself?"

2. Vignette with Vintage Swimsuits

3. Cribbage Night

4. Board Chairman Davidde Strackbein, board member Jessica Guff, Executive Director Debra Mecky, exhibition assistant Daryn Reyman, exhibition curator Karen Frederick, Members' Preview Reception

5. Greenwich Magazine media sponsor Donna Moffly with Bob Capazzo, Members’ Preview

6. Matt Bernard with Sponsor Douglas VanderHorn

�e New Spirit and the Cos Cob Art Colony: Before and A�er the Armory Show, October 9, 2013 to January 12, 2014

1. Curator Valerie Ann Leeds gives gallery talk at Members' Preview

2. Professor William Agee after his lecture "The Big Show: A 100-Year Legacy"

3. The Vanderbilt family, Members' Preview

4. Annual Meeting lecture underwriters Edith and Roy B. Simpson with lecturer Sara Fishko (“Culture Shock 1913”) at the William C. Crooks Lecture and 82nd Annual Meeting

5. Reba and Dave Williams, Members' Preview

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Hamilton Avenue School– Museum Partnership Quilt Exhibition

1. Fifth-grader Anna Moldonado shows her mom the quilt panel she made in the third grade

2. Quilt panels representing scenes from Bush-Holley House

3. Hamilton Avenue School principal Cynthia Womack, Hamilton Avenue School art teacher and education committee member Nancy Moskowitz, curator of education Anna Greco

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1. Patrick Flynn, event chairman Barbara MacDonald, Lynn Flynn and French Farm Manager Jacek Nidzgorski

2. The Ryan family experiments with watercolors

3. Hazel Jarvis paints during Frolic at French Farm

1. Scarecrow Competition

2. Bluegrass swing band Too Blue performs

3. Hayrides courtesy of Sam Bridge Nurseries

1. Artist Carol Dixon leads a free collage workshop

2. Gretchen Tatge paints en plein air at Bush-Holley Historic Site

1. Arts and crafts

2. Visit to French Farm

3. Camper makes friends with a visiting farm animal

1. Grace Naylor with her self-portrait

2. Proud third-grade quilter Amedeo Furano

3. Junior docent Lauren Herrera

festa al fresco1. Yoland Smeriglio and partner dance at

Festa Al Fresco

2. The best Italian food this side of the Atlantic!

3. Supper on the lawn

frolic at french farm

fall family festival

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history and art camp

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Our thanks to the Fairfield County Community Foundation for their grant in support of this program.

greenwich town partyJoe, Anna and Mary Beth Greco and Keri Reitman lead the Scavenger Hunt at the Greenwich Town Party

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Preservation and Outreach1. Speakers Katie DeLucca, Denise

Savageau, Davidde Strackbein and Chuck Hilton at accredited course for real estate professionals

2. Chamber of Commerce Director Marcia O’Kane, Russ Reynolds and Executive Director Debra Mecky at Mr. Reynolds’ book talk “Heads: Business Lessons from an Executive Search Pioneer”

3. Eleanor Brackbill interviewed after her talk “Unraveling the History of a Home”

Preservation and Community Outreach �is year we celebrated the 25th anniversary of the Greenwich Landmark Recognition Program, which identi�es and documents historically signi�cant structures in Greenwich, by adding �ve historic structures to a roster of 283 historic resources. We now possess rich, accurate, authentic details about these important structures that will be preserved for all time. �e Landmark Program will continue to encourage the preservation of Greenwich’s architectural heritage as an important element of our history and continuing quality of life.

We also furthered our preservation initiatives with our biannual Preservation Awards and continued to reach out to the community through o�-site lectures and partnership programs.

Landmark Recognition Event

1. Board member Ellen Reid of Northern Trust, lead sponsor of the 2014 Landmark Program, with husband John Reid

2. Landmark homeowners Chris and Carolyn Antonik display their plaque

3. Sponsor David Ogilvy with Anne Walker and Peter Pennoyer, lecturers on architects Cross & Cross

4. Incoming Landmark Recognition Committee chairman Robin Kencel with 2013/14 chairman Jack Morris

5. Maryann Smith, Glenn Sutton and Donna Gerard of NEBCO flanked by Jean Doyen de Montaillou and Michael Kovner

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Antiquarius VIPs Left to right: Chuck Niemeth, Anne Niemeth (seated), John Henry Moulton,

Mimi Moulton (seated), Joe Quattrone, Sabrina Forsythe, Tiffany Burnette, Don Casturo, Catherine Tompkins, David Tompkins, Chuck Royce, Deborah Royce, Davidde Strackbein, Ron Strackbein

AntiquariusAntiquarius is an annual series of holiday events and a major fundraiser for the Greenwich Historical Society. All proceeds go to support the Historical Society’s education and preservation activities and its stewardship of Bush-Holley Historic Site.

Festivities began when, in recognition of their early and generous support, 150 individual and corporate patrons of Antiquarius 2013 were graciously feted at the home of Richard and Linda Breeden.

A preview party at the Greenwich Winter Antiques Show followed in early December where guests were wowed with a “Meet Me at the Beverly Hills Hotel” theme along with performances by “Marilyn Monroe” and “Frank Sinatra” set in a re-creation of the Polo Lounge.

�ings kept rolling the following week, and despite a snowy �rst night, the Holiday Boutique o�ered elegant holiday shopping with over 30 exclusive specialty vendors.

Author/designer Tom Scheerer signed books, and concert pianist Randall Atcheson entertained shoppers throughout the evening. Going out on a high note, Antiquarius 2013 o�ered an extraordinary House Tour. We are indebted to the �ve incredible homeowners who were kind enough to open their spectacular homes to the community in support of the Historical Society.

Special thanks go to generous corporate sponsors David Ogilvy & Associates, Douglas VanderHorn Architects, Fireman’s Fund Insurance Company, Gabelli Funds, NEBCO Insurance Services and Northern Trust, and exclusive media sponsor Connecticut Cottages & Gardens.

A salute to Horseneck Wines & Liquors, Broken Shed Vodka, Marcia Selden Catering and Meli Melo for providing festive food and libations throughout.

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Antiquarius 2014 Kicko� antiquarius committee

Left to right, seated: Sandra Morgan, Laird Morgan Tolan, Carrie Wallack, Lisa McAtee Second row, standing: Debra Mecky, Carmi~na Roth, Catie Salyer, Rachel Kelley, Holly Cassin, Elizabeth Lake, Jacki Brew, event hostess Samantha Moro, Tiffany Burnette, Suzanne Eason, Davidde Strackbein, Roxanne Vanderbilt, Catherine Tompkins On stairs: Joanna Young, Ashley Allan, April Larken, Kara Gerardi, Lauren Cuneo, Leigh Ann Ryan, Alexandra Codraro, Emily Piu, Louise Marasso, Sue Baker

Patron Party1. Patron Party hosts Richard and Linda Breeden

2. Catherine and David Tompkins

3. Mario and Regina Gabelli

4. Lynn King, Greenwich Winter Antiques Show Manager Frank Gaglio and Media Sponsor CTC&G’s Michele Gerli

5. View of the Greenwich Winter Antiques Show Preview Party

6. “Frank Sinatra” performs at the “Polo Lounge”

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Antiquarius1. 2013–14 Holiday House Tour Co-chairs

Laird Morgan Tolan and Sandra Morgan

2. Emily Piu, Logistics Chairman Rachel Kelley and Jacki Brew at the Preview Party

3. Sponsor Douglas VanderHorn with wife Maria

4. Sponsors David and Anne Ogilvy

5. View of the Holiday Boutique

6. 2013 Holiday Boutique co-chairs Ashley Allan and Holly Cassin

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ADVISORY COUNCILTRUST EVENT

Nathan R. Allen IIIJennifer BaldockNorma M. BartolSusan J. BevanCarol BrowneCarol CrappleAris G. CristKarin CrooksBea CrumbineRoberta DenningLisa EdmundsonPatricia FastEllen FunckPamela GoergenJulie GrahamAnne HarrisonChristopher C. HolbrookE. Pendleton James

Anita JoslinSusan G. LarkinSally LawrenceBonnie LevisonSusan LynchJohn W. Mo�y IVJennifer MorossJohn M. MorrisJohn E. NelsonSara NelsonDavid F. OgilvyRussell S. Reynolds, Jr.Charles M. RoyceValerie Stau�erJohn L. Townsend IIIReba WilliamsIrene Zelinsky

Advisory Council Members

2014 Trust Event

�e Advisory Council is composed of distinguished community members who serve as ambassadors in support of the Historical Society’s mission.

�e Greenwich Historic Trust, an annual leadership giving program, was established in honor of past chairman Claire F. Vanderbilt to support creative programming and fresh interpretations of history, to fund the restoration and interpretation of Bush-Holley House and to sustain preservation initiatives.

�is year’s program to recognize lead donors to the Trust was chaired by Lynne Wheat and Robert Getz and took place on June 3, 2014, at Seven Bridges, a foundation created in 1993 by Richard McKenzie to support both established and emerging living artists and to promote their creativity. �is very special group of donors enjoyed cocktails and hors d’oeuvres surrounded by Seven Bridges’ extraordinary collection of large-scale modernist and �gurative paintings, art glass and sculptures. �ey were also treated to a private tour of the art glass collection led by Jim Schantz of Schantz Galleries.

Fireman’s Fund Insurance Company and NEBCO Insurance Services, LLC generously underwrote the entire event.

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�omas P. ClephaneAnne NiemethCo-Chairs

Sabrina ForsytheEvents Chair

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1. Architect and planner David Scott Parker presents possibilities for site expansion at spring Advisory Council event

2. Board member Myrna Haft and Advisory Council co-chair Tom Clephane

3. Advisory Council co-chair Anne Niemeth in action

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Trust Event1. Gallery at Seven Bridges

2. Underwriters Jeff Elliot of NEBCO and Laura Schmidt of Fireman's Fund Insurance Company

3. Trust event co-chairs Lynne Wheat and Robert Getz

4. Lauren and Board member Gray Hampton

5. Bruce Dixon, Vice Chairman of the Board and Treasurer, with Helen Dixon, Building and Grounds Committee member

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GIFTS TO THE LIBRARY AND ARCHIVES COLLECTIONS BOARD AND STAFF

OfficersDavidde E. Strackbein

Chairman Bruce D. Dixon

Vice Chairman and Treasurer David O. Brownwood

SecretaryIsabel Malkin

Corresponding Secretary

TrusteesFraser Bennett BeedePatricia M. DillonSuzanne C. FrankRegina Pitaro GabelliRobert Hinman GetzJessica S. Gu�Myrna Ha�Gray W. Hampton IIICarl H. HewittJames B. HurlockM.E. KjaernestedBarbara MacDonaldJoseph J. MorrowAnne OgilvyDavid G. OrmsbyEllen T. ReidDeborah G. RoyceSusan B. ShanksValerie Stau�erAlease Fisher TallmanCatherine TompkinsHugh B. Vanderbilt, Jr.Betsy VittonLynne Wheat

Debra L. Mecky, Ph.D. Executive Director

Honorary TrusteesJan CallowayDorothy M. HallDr. J. Brooks Ho�manSusan LarkinJohn W. Mo�y IVGenevieve ReedGloria Van NordenJean Wallace

2013–14 Board of Trustees

Debra L. Mecky, Ph.D.Executive Director

Barbara BishopDirector of Marketing and

Communications

Michele CoutureDirector of Operations and

Visitor Services

Karen L. FrederickCurator and Exhibitions

Coordinator

Anna Marie GrecoCurator of Education

Iman Ha�zunnurAdministrative and

Development Assistant

Jingwei LiFinance and Database Manager

Keri ReitmanSpecial Events Director

Christopher ShieldsCurator of Archives

Nola TaylorResearcher

LoriBeth TalbotManager of School and Youth

Programs and Camp Director

Museum DocentsDeborah BonnellLucy BroomeChad M. CombsWendy DziurzynskiAlec HoustonCarol LevisonGrace LohrLisa MasseyWendy MawhinneyGayle PiersolBelinda PittHarry SakamakiDavid SilvergladeLucy Van Atta

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Standing, left to right: Christopher Shields, Keri Reitman, Anna Greco, Jingwei Li, Iman Hafizunnur, Barbara Bishop, LoriBeth Talbot Seated, left to right: Karen Frederick, Nola Taylor, Debra Mecky, Michele Couture

Jean Marc Bara8” x 37” composite panoramic

print (unframed, rolled) of Greenwich Avenue (larger version was featured in the exhibition “Greenwich: �e Perspective of Time” curated by the Stamford Photography Club, which ran in the Storehouse Gallery from July 17 to September 1, 2013)

Bruce Barker27 digital images (on CD) of

Arthur E. Skelding House (144 Riverside Avenue) taken in March and April 2014

Albert BreckenTwo 9” x 12” photos (coal, ice,

building materials, anchor bridge looking east across Mianus River toward Riverside), May 1944 issue of �e Green Witch

Camille Broderick�ree-ring binder of original

1970s newspaper clippings of non-Scout-related articles (primarily pro�les of local businessmen, probably being considered for a board position); Xerox copies of Scout-related newspaper articles arranged in folders by decade (1920s, 1930s, 1940s, 1960s, 1970s, 1980s, 1990s, 2000-2012) (no folder for 1950s); copies made from Boy Scout scrapbooks

John G. CarolinPhotograph (in four pieces) of a

house on the south side of Post Road (as you enter Greenwich) that the donor’s godmother, Annie G. Peck, lived in with her sister Clara Bowron

Kathryn ClarkeBooklet “Greenwich 1640, �e

Gateway to New England,” published by the Tercentenary Committee of Greenwich, Connecticut

Patricia ColangeloGreenwich, Connecticut

telephone directory, e�ective June 2, 1957, published by the Southern New England Telephone Company

Karin CrooksLe Bien-Être Du Blessé Woman’s

Motor Unit of New York Women’s Club, Report December 1917 to December 1919 by Grace �ompson Seton, Chairman, Le B.E.B. Woman’s Motor Unit of New York Women’s Club; Songs of Our Country and of Our Allies, edited and published by the National Patriotic Song Committee, copyright 1918, John H. Eggers, New York (cover illustration by George Wharton Edwards); Keeping Up with William by Irving Bacheller, �e Bobbs-Merrill Company Publishers, Indianapolis, copyright 1918; Le Premier Livre by Albert A. Meras and B. Meras with illustrations by Kerr Eby, 1915; �e Millionaires’ Unit, �e Aristocratic Flyboys Who Fought the Great War and Invented American Air Power by

Marc Wortman, 2006; Fruits of Victory, �e Woman’s Land Army of America in the Great War by Elaine F. Weiss, Potomac Books, Inc., Washington, D.C., 2008; “A Report to the Committee for Men Blinded in Battle: Hon. John H. Finley, Acting President, Along with Accounts of the Opening of the Phare at Sevres, Christmas at the Phare in Paris, New Year’s at the Phare in Paris” by Winifred Holt, Committee for Men Blinded in Battle (print on demand reprint); With the Doughboy in France: A Few Chapters of an American E�ort by Edward Hungerford (print on demand reprint); photocopy of article “Sense—Common and Preferred” by Irving Bacheller from publication �e Outlook, January 2, 1918, pp. 20–22 (acquired through Greenwich Library through interlibrary loan); so�cover book How to Make Friends with Birds by Niel Morrow Ladd, published in 1916 by Doubleday, Page & Company, Garden City, New York, 3.25” x 5.75”

Gi�s to the Library and Archives CollectionsJuly 1, 2013 – June 30, 2014

To preserve our past for future generations, the Greenwich Historical Society Archives depends on the assistance of people interested in preserving the unique culture of Greenwich. We acquire, preserve and make available to the public publications and original documents about any aspect of the history of the Town of Greenwich from its founding to the present. �ese can include original letters, diaries, scrapbooks, minutes, reports and publications such as books, magazines, menus, brochures, �yers and campaign literature. For the �scal year ending June 30, 2014, the collection received numerous donations from many caring individuals that will be used by future students and scholars.

Songs of Our Country, cover illustration by George Wharton Edwards; edited and published by the National Patriotic Song Committee, copyright 1918, John H. Eggers, New York.

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GIFTS TO THE LIBRARY AND ARCHIVES COLLECTIONS GIFTS TO THE LIBRARY AND ARCHIVES COLLECTIONS

Kathleen Mead DuelGreenwich 350th Celebration

items: eight banners, small �ags, t-shirts, photographs, two plastic digital watches, etc.

Ben FutieEarly American Decoration,

A Comprehensive Treatise by Esther Stevens Brazer, 1950; Furniture of the Olden Time by Frances Clary Morse, 1936; Dragonwyck by Anya Seton, 1946; �e Colonial Architecture of Salem by Frank Cousins and Phil M. Riley, 1919; Colonial America by Oscar �eodore Barck, Jr. and Hugh Talmage Le�er, 1968; Stamford in the Gilded Age, �e Political Life of a Connecticut Town 1868-1893 by Estelle F. Feinstein, 1973

Priscilla S. Goldfarb�e papers of Lydia H. Stevens

(donor’s mother), former Connecticut legislator and active participant in community organizations

Peter T. HalfertyFirst Day of Issue of 24 karat

replica of Madonna and Child Christmas Stamp dated October 24, 1986; the stamp designer was Bradbury �ompson of Riverside, CT

William HallettSelf-published history of the

Hallett family, researched and written by the donor

Lloyd HascoeTwo duplicate oversized

(16” x 20”) aerial photographs of Field Point Circle; one photograph of church

Steven H. Healy12” x 19” photograph of

Greenwich High School Class of 1944 reunion dinner dance at Half Way House, November 17, 1951; 50th reunion 1944-1994 Compass; unidenti�ed framed 4” x 6” sailboat photograph

Jean HostNegatives and contact sheets of

house photos the donor took for Signs of the Times

Roz Johnson28 digital images scanned from

photographs dating from the 1960s of the Johnson family at Greyledge; the donor’s family lived at Greyledge a�er the Bollings; the donor is Roz (Rosamond Porter Johnson, sixth and youngest child of George and Audrey Johnson, former residents of Greyledge)

Joan Madison Kunz3.5” x 4.5” photo (on board)

showing the donor’s grandmother, Charlotte “Lottie” Creamer, with Judge Brush outside a home on Strickland Road, circa 1905

Susan LarkinJohn Rogers American Stories,

edited by Kimberly Orcutt, New-York Historical Society, 2010

Linda MastenWedding photograph of Mary

Cosentino Mennona (August 31, 1940), biographical information, copy of birth certi�cate, typed copy of eulogy delivered May 2013

Whitney McKendree-Moore51 slides of photographs related

to E.C. Benedict; hardbound copy of Nautical Quarterly from spring 1990 featuring article by donor titled “Commodore Benedict and the Steam Yacht Oneida”; two small pieces of stone from the demolished Benedict Building of Greenwich Hospital; 24 4” x 5” negatives of E.C. Benedict photographs, Oneida logbook, menus and related materials; four 8” x 10” prints of E.C. Benedict photographs; one 11” x 17” print of Commodore E.C. Benedict at the helm of Oneida; one 11” x 17” negative of photograph of Commodore E.C. Benedict at the helm of Oneida; catalog titled Edwin Booth’s Legacy, Treasures from the Hampton-Booth �eatre Collection at the Players, �e Vincent Astor Gallery N.Y.P.L. at Lincoln Center, 1989

Jeffrey Bingham MeadTwo books: �e Greenwich Junior

Woman’s Club Presents a Driving Tour of Historic Greenwich, compiled and edited by Louise A. Finch; Colonial American English by Richard M. Lederer, Jr., Verbatim, 1985

C. Lawrence PaineTyped genealogical record of

the ancestors of Allan Ward Colegrove titled “�ey Owned �e Town”; the donor is an attorney who is the executor of the estate of Miss �elma J. Colegrove

Frank Posluszny39 4” x 6” color photographs

from 2003 and 2006 showing demolition at Greenwich Hospital

Lawrence PryorItems from Samuel F. Pryor,

Jr.’s library: Town & Country magazine issues (December 20, 1916; August 1, 1917; December 1, 1917; December 20, 1917; March 20, 1918; October 10, 1918; October 20, 1918; December 20, 1918; April 10, 1920; August 1, 1920; July 20, 1921); book titled Michelin’s Illustrated Guide to the Battle�elds (1914–1918), Verdun Argonne-Metz, 1914–1918 (1919); book titled �e Nations at War by Willis J. Abbot, published by Leslie-Judge Co. (New York), 1917 edition; Everybody’s Magazine issue from December 1917

John Ribuffo“�e Museum of Cartoon Art—

Classic Comics Collection” (booklet from the Museum of Cartoon Art, ca. 1974); at the time, the museum was located at 384 Field Point Road, Greenwich, CT; Mort Walker, creator of “Beetle Bailey,” lived around the corner from the museum and was instrumental in its creation by the National Cartoonists Society; one 11” x 17” poster “Workshop Productions Presents Spoon River Anthology” (at Greenwich Arts Center); one 11” x 17” poster “Workshop Productions Presents �ornton Wilder’s Our Town” (at Greenwich Arts Center); 1986 Greenwich wall calendar featuring drawings by Bill Connolly

Linda ShafferWorld War I sheet music: “My

Belgian Rose” by Geo. Benoit, Rob’t Levenson and Ted Garton; “Would You Rather Be a Colonel with an Eagle on Your Arm �an a Private with a Chicken on Your Knee,” words by Fred Fisher, music by Leo Edwards; “I May Be Gone for a Long, Long Time,” lyric by Lew Brown, music by Albert Von Tilzer; “�e Angel of No Man’s Land,” words by H. MacDonald Barr, music by Grant Colfax Tullar; “Victory, Dedicated to Your Box and Mine,” words by Margaret L. Allen, music by Helene M. Arthur

Fifi SheridanEight bankers boxes full of

paperwork for properties that have come before the Historic District Commission from April 2008 to April 2011; includes two boxes from Susan Richardson’s time on the commission; may include some 2012 material; three architectural drawings/plans for Ralph Lauren, 17 Field Point Road and �e Houses @ �e Armory (never built)

Joe SkyrzypzakVideo that he produced on the

Maher family, including an interview with Joseph Maher, using images from the Archives

Ronald and Davidde Strackbein

Five reels of 16mm �lm, circa 1930s-40s; reels labeled as follows: Stoneybrook - 1; Stoneybrook - 2; Stone Harbor; Glendaloe Farm; Stoneybrook, Glendaloe Farm, Yacht Club

Millie TaylorMystery Club meeting minutes

and venues, 2012–2013

Peter TeseiOne “wooden nickel” for

Greenwich Tercentenary, June 23 to June 29, 1940, showing Old Putnam Cottage; one “wooden nickel” for Greenwich Tercentenary, June 23 to June 29, 1940, showing Old School on Sherwood Place (right corner separated); patron ticket to admit two to the Special Reserved Section at any performance of the Mammoth Historical Spectacle “Under �ree Flags” (1940); program of the Tercentenary Celebration of Greenwich, June 23 to June 29, 1940; Founders Day poster (1990), 18” x 24”

Arthur Pinkman TwachtmanArmy’s Distinguished Service

Medal (World War I) awarded to Col. J. Alden Twachtman (on ribbon with clasp)

Peter UhryDVD video of “Bedrace” event in

Old Greenwich, possibly July 2000

Christopher Von KeyserlingSeptember 1986 issue of

�e Nutmegger magazine; booklet titled “Activities of the Stamford Police Association, Inc.”; program

for a performance by Woody Herman and His Orchestra, July 30, 1984, presented by the Greenwich Boys Club Alumni Association; program for the Greenwich Boys Club Alumni Association Annual Father and Son Dinner; program for the 13th Annual Awards Dinner of the Greenwich Old Timers Athletic Association, Tuesday, November 13, 1973; newspaper clipping about Boys Club Alumni 13th Annual Father-Son Dinner (with photograph of president of Greenwich Boys Club Alumni Association Francis X. McGinty); December 1954 issue of Police Detective magazine with article about Greenwich police o�cer Francis X. McGinty; October 1953 issue of Cavalier for Men magazine; November 10, 1957 issue of �e Sunday Enterprise Parade newspaper featuring article about Greenwich police o�cer Francis X. McGinty; vinyl light blue bag with cord tie imprinted “Greenwich Boys Club Alumni Association” with logo; small plate (four-inch diameter) imprinted in gold lettering “Greenwich Boys Club”; small bar of Dial soap in wrapper that reads “Greenwich Hospital, Greenwich Connecticut”; small pocket knife engraved with name of ice cream shop “Neilsen’s”; red patch “Special Police Greenwich”; Greenwich Police Club 1958 membership card for Francis X. McGinty; Francis X. McGinty business cards from State National Bank of Connecticut; Honorary Member cards from Greenwich Police Club for Sue Marino for 1961, 1962 and 1966; business

Distinguished Service Medal (World War I) awarded to Col. J. Alden Twachtman. Gift of Arthur Pinkman Twachtman.

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GIFTS TO THE LIBRARY AND ARCHIVES COLLECTIONS GIFTS TO THE MUSEUM COLLECTION

Gift of Robert and Donna WeltzWindsor chair from Zaccheus Mead family, ca. 1785; rope doll bed with doll quilt and blanket from Ferris Farm; alphabet sampler by Sarah A. Mead, age 8, 1847

Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald G. StrackbeinLeonard Ochtman (1854–1935), Pond in Spring, 1890–1900, oil on canvas

Gift of Meriwether Cowgill Schmid in Memory of Captain W. Cowgill, U.S.M.A. ’17, 19th Field Artillery, 5th Artillery Brigade, 5th Division, American Expeditionary ForcesKerr Eby (1889–1946), Stuck, 1919–1920, lithograph

Gi�s to the Museum CollectionJuly 1, 2013 – June 30, 2014

�e Museum Collection is comprised of objects that document the material culture of present and former inhabitants of Greenwich and its region. Particular emphasis is given to items connected to the history of Bush-Holley Historic Site or those useful to its interpretation. Objects include, but are not limited to, items associated with Greenwich people, places or events; �ne and decorative arts; and maritime, agricultural, industrial and domestic artifacts that re�ect the activities of the Bush family during the New Nation and of members of the Cos Cob art colony.

card for John Allis/William G. Allis of J & B Garage, 63 Church Street, Greenwich; two 1968 pocket calendars from Kerr’s Pharmacy, 202 Sound Beach Ave., Old Greenwich, Conn.; two business cards for Jonathan M. Bennett, 1600 Bedford Street, Stamford, Conn.; 1967 Marian Novena Calendar from Association of Marian Helpers; program from 14th Annual Father and Son Dinner, Boys Clubs of America, February 5, 1981, at Greenwich Civic Center; program from 14th Annual Awards Dinner of Greenwich Old Timers Athletic Association, November 12, 1974; program from 15th Annual Awards Dinner, Greenwich Old Timers Athletic Association, November 11, 1975; program from 16th Annual Awards Dinner, Greenwich Old Timers Athletic Association, November 9, 1976; various articles from �e Nutmegger magazine

Theodore Holton Walworth, Jr.Framed photograph of �e Elms

Inn, signed by Wallace Nutting, 11” x 13.5” (framed)

Robert and Donna WeltzCollection of documents,

photographs, books, ledgers pertaining to Mead, Reynolds, Brush and other old Greenwich families; includes diaries (some from World War I time period) of Dr. Annie Louise Brush (daughter of Joseph Brush)

R. Channing WheelerHardbound book Greenwich

Social Directory Including Belle Haven, Sound Beach, Riverside and Stamford, 1905 (copyright 1905 by Elizabeth P. Shepard)

Barbara WilkovBook titled �e First �ree

Hundred Years: �e History of the First Congregational Church of Greenwich, Connecticut, edited by Elizabeth W. Clarke, 1967 (includes dust cover)

Leigh Johnson Yarbrough16 digital images (scans of prints)

taken at Greyledge; 10 images are Johnson family photographs from 1971; six of the images were taken by the donor once the demolition of Greyledge had begun

Anne Young“�eodore Robinson, 1852-1896”

by John I. H. Baur, a monograph published in connection with the Brooklyn Museum’s retrospective exhibition of work by �eodore Robinson that ran from November 12, 1946 to January 5, 1947; 1926 print (5” x 4.5”) of dining room �replace in house of Elon Hooker (the Great Estate known as Chelmsford); book titled Elon Huntington Hooker, 1869–1938, published by Hooker Gas

Cynthia Young-GomesHardcover book titled �e

Baby’s Biography, written by A.O. Kaplan and illustrated by Frances Brundage; the copyright of the book is 1891, although the book was not used until 1906 for the birth of Miss Ruth Seaman Brush; according to the book, Ruth was “born at the farm North Street Greenwich, Conn”; the book contains both black and white and color illustrations, photographs, a lock of hair, as well as recorded special moments found in baby books today; it is in fairly good condition, although there are a few loose pages

Joseph ZeranskiCirca 1920 photograph of

the donor’s father, Dominic Zeranski, seated on a pony on the east side of the building that now houses the Bruce Park Grill (Davis Avenue side)

Circa 1920 photograph of Dominic Zeranski. Gift of Joseph Zeranski.

Leonard Ochtman, Pond in Spring, 1890-1900; oil on canvas.

Kerr Eby, Stuck, 1919–1920; lithograph.

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DONORSDONORS

Anita KeefeMr. and Mrs. Douglas LakeApril and Jonathan LarkenShelly Tretter Lynch and Ralph LynchMalcolm Hewitt Wiener FoundationAdelaide McManusDebra and Carl MeckyAlice P. MellyLinda and David MichonskiMarsha and Ken Mi�inJack and Lu MorrisVickie and Jim MunsellPatty and Je� MurphyMr. and Mrs. Don H. NelsonEarl H. NemserAndra and Elliot Newman�e Per and Astrid Heidenreich

Family FoundationMr. and Mrs. Mario PonceDr. and Mrs. James S. ReibelEllen and John ReidMr. and Mrs. George Lowther IV and the

Richard Laurence Parish FoundationEllen Schapps and

Richard Paul Richman�e Shumway Family FoundationKatie and Jonathan Simon�e Sontheimer FoundationMary Staples and David WebberMrs. Langdon Van NordenMr. and Mrs. Richard L. VitonMrs. Joan M. WarburgJieun and David WaxScott and Missy WolfeMr. and Mrs. Charles L. Zoubek

$500–$999AnonymousHarris and Angela AshtonAustin Patterson Disston

Architects, LLCSue H. BakerMr. and Mrs. John D. Barrett IIElizabeth BeckerMatthew BernardSusan Bevan and Tony DaddinoMr. and Mrs. Edward H. Bragg, Jr.Barbara B. BrickmanElly BruynesMr. and Mrs. James J. ClarkDr. and Mrs. Richard C. ConnorsMr. and Mrs. Mark J. DaviesJocelyne and David DeNunzioElaine DespoelberchPatricia M. Dillon�e Enchanted HomeMr. and Mrs. Anthony FrascellaJune N. GibsonGlobal ConsignmentsEllen GouldMrs. John W. HamiltonIngrid HangLaura Hoenig

Dr. and Mrs. Je�rey R. JayMr. and Mrs. William W. JohnsonShoney and Shelby KatzBrian and Caterina KavanaghKilek KoenigsbergerCatherine Ladnier and Mickey RobinsonAlain and Helene LebleuMr. and Mrs. Lewis E. LehrmanLeora and Steven LevyCricket and Jim LockhartAlice McCullouthJosephine A. MerckDonna and Jack Mo�y�e Mystery ClubDick and Pam NinerMr. and Mrs. Dennis J. OlmsteadRichard and Mary Radcli�eNicole Reynolds and Steve GirdenBill and Mary Jo RiddleMr. and Mrs. John L. RoachBeth Ryder and Michael TierneyStephen and Louise SalzerSandra Morgan InteriorsDr. and Mrs. John K. SaundersMrs. George F. SchmidTom and Nancy ShepardSimon Teakle Fine JewelryMr. and Mrs. Daniel Stewart�ornton DesignsWells Fargo Private BankMrs. William Willis�e Winokur Family Foundation

$250–$499AnonymousAdele R. LLC Interior DesignMr. and Mrs. William E. Andruss, Jr.Victor AngermuellerMr. and Mrs. Merl BakerMr. and Mrs. Robert C. BantleBarbara Ostrom Associates, Inc.Jane Condon and Kenneth BartelsNancy S. BernardMr. and Mrs. John D. BertuzziMr. and Mrs. Stephen L. BishopJoseph BlileyMr. and Mrs. Je�rey BlockMr. and Mrs. James BoardmanGitta BoenschAnne L. BradnerMr. and Mrs. Mairtin BradyMr. and Ms. Jim BraggMr. and Mrs. Brendan BrewNancy and Duncan BurkeMrs. Walter X. BurnsDean and Lu-Ann Capparelle, Sr.Leason CercyCynthia Chang and Brian ScanlanOlivia CharneyDorothy M. CholnokyMr. and Mrs. Bruce F. CohenTony Correale and Cora BurnhamCos Cob Association

John and Virginia CostaregniMr. and Mrs. Aris G. CristElizabeth M. DarstMr. and Mrs. C. Sean DayJoan & John DenneEileen DeschapellesLaura P. DickeyCarol N. and John M. DixonErin DoddsDon and Paul Gaston FoundationMr. and Mrs. Parker H. DouglasWendy and John DuryeaJoan W. EldinAnn R. EllimanMr. and Mrs. Paul ElliotEllsworth Ford Associates—

Robin KencelMr. and Mrs. Hiram W. EmeryMrs. Robert EnsleinTricia and Scott EstillF. Schumacher & CompanyAnn and Jack FarleyMr. and Mrs. Christopher P. FrancoHeather GeorgesHarold and Joan GewirtzGreenwich Preservation Trust Inc.Nora and Madison GroseMichael GrunbergR. GrunbergJeannette GugelmannNatalie Gustafson and Matthew ShapiroJackie HammockLiliane and Christian HaubMr. and Mrs. John Carney HawksStephanie HerzogMr. and Mrs. Carlton M. HigbieJudy O. HigginsMr. and Mrs. John HockLinda HodgeMr. and Mrs. Nathaniel S. Howe, Jr.Ernst JanssonCharles and Patty KaufmannMr. and Mrs. Harry KeleshianRachel and Drew KelleyZoe KhayattLibby and Charlie KingMimi and Don KirkMr. and Mrs. John KlingensteinMr. and Mrs. Frederick A. LandmanMr. and Mrs. Leonard LaportaPeggy and Jack LarkinMr. and Mrs. J. Richard Leaman IIIIrina Lo�eMr. and Mrs. Hunt LuskDolores and John MargenotMr. and Mrs. Julian MarkbyMr. and Mrs. Kenneth T. MarschnerCarol Barr MattonJudith F. McClureMr. and Mrs. J. Andrew McEntireElisabeth and Joseph McLaughlinMrs. John J. Meakem, Jr.Angenette and Bob Meaney

Michael Whaley Interiors, Inc.Terran MillerKatharine MintonRobert E. Morris, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Bruce A. MorrisonMr. and Mrs. Stephen R. MungerLinda B. NeelyMr. and Mrs. Tyler C. NewtonMr. and Mrs. Shiro NogakiMr. and Mrs. Barry J. NovaCaroline O'ConnellMr. and Mrs. Morris W. O�tKayo and Mary Beth O'ReillyBeverly and Peter OrthweinMr. and Mrs. Craig PackerRev. Ted PardoeMr. and Mrs. John PastoreLolly H. PrinceErin PruittQuester GalleryNancy RamseyerRev. and Mrs. Erroll F. RhodesJordan Rhodes�e Ripple FoundationMarilyn RoyceMr. and Mrs. Philip RuppelSuzanne SalamoneDr. and Mrs. Alan B. SimonNancy K. SmithMr. and Mrs. Hans G. StorrMr. David SussmanLoren and Je�rey Tau�eldMr. and Mrs. Robert TichioMary WaldronMr. and Mrs. Larry E. WalkerMr. and Mrs. John W. Watling IIITonya WattsSusan W. WeatherleyBarbara and Douglas WellsSarah A. WhittemoreMr. and Mrs. John WilliamsSandra WilsonYooyun YbarraMr. and Mrs. Jason T. YoungChris and Michael Zimmerman

$100–$249�e AcornKathryn Anderson AdamsPamela AdamsJennifer AielloRuth and David AlbertMr. and Mrs. Mark Trigg AllanAlways the Best 4 UMr. and Mrs. Stephen F. AmbroseMrs. James Robert Anderson�e Honorable and

Mrs. Paul V. ApplegarthArchaeological Associates of GreenwichMrs. �omas E. ArmstrongPer ArnebergCathie ArquillaEileen August

$20,000 and aboveCT Humanities

Suzanne and Ramsey FrankRegina and Mario Gabelli and

Gabelli & Company, Inc.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. GetzMarsha and Carl HewittMr. and Mrs. Peter L. MalkinJoseph J. and Claire Morrow

Charitable FoundationFireman's Fund Insurance Company and

NEBCO Insurance Services LLC

Mr. and Mrs. Ronald G. StrackbeinMr. and Mrs. Hugh B. Vanderbilt Jr. and

the R.T. Vanderbilt TrustReba and Dave Williams

$5,000 – $19,999Fraser Bennett Beede�e Blumenthal and Malkin Families in

Honor of Isabel MalkinRichard and Linda BreedenSusan and David BrownwoodTi�any Burnette and Don CasturoConnecticut Trust for Historic

Preservation

Carol and George CrappleDalio Family Foundation, Inc.Roberta and Steven DenningDouglas VanderHorn Architects

Fair�eld County Community Foundation—Donor Advised Fund

Freddie Mac FoundationMr. and Mrs. H. Leland GetzJessica and Drew Gu�Susan G. and James T. Larkin

Kamie and Richard LightburnAnne and Chuck NiemethNorthern Trust

Mr. and Mrs. David Ogilvy and David Ogilvy & Associates—Exclusive A�liate of Christie's International Real Estate

�e Peter and Nancy Allatt Family Foundation

Lynne Wheat and �omas Peter�yDebbie and Russ ReynoldsLucy and Lawrence RicciardiMr. and Mrs. Charles M. RoyceLeigh Ann and Robert RyanSusan and Gene ShanksMr. and Mrs. Roy B. SimpsonPaul and Alease Fisher TallmanMr. and Mrs. John L. TownsendBetsy and Michael S. VittonSue Ann WeinbergXhema Incorporated

$2,500–$4,999AnonymousKarin and Henry BarkhornMr. and Mrs. Douglas Campbell, Jr.Carol and Will BrowneCharles Hilton ArchitectsConnie and Tom ClephaneMrs. William C. CrooksMary and Marvin DavidsonHelen and Bruce DixonMr. and Mrs. Tucker EdmundsonPatricia and Eric FastGoldman Sachs GivesMyrna R. Ha�Lauren and Gray W. Hampton IIIWendy HubbellMr. and Mrs. James B. HurlockMr. and Mrs. Bradley S. Hvolbeck and

Prudential Brad HvolbeckPen and Betty JamesMr. and Mrs. Gudmundur KjaernestedMichael A. Kovern and

Jean M. Doyen de MontaillouMr. and Mrs. Larry J. LawrenceEvelyn Lorentzen-BellVictoria LuntSusan E. LynchBarbara H. MacDonaldGiovanna and Brian MillerSamantha and Robert MoroMr. and Mrs. Lester S. Morse

Mimi and John Henry MoultonLindsay and David OrmsbyMary J. Penniman and

Garrett M. MoranEmma and Mark PenningtonMr. and Mrs. Brian C. PenningtonMrs. Malcolm S. Pray, Jr.Carmina and Ralf RothKathleen & Raymond RudyMrs. Carl S. Forsythe IIIMr. and Mrs. Christopher ScarlataMr. and Mrs. John A. SeelValerie and Jack Stau�erMr. and Mrs. Robert K. SteelLisa TannebaumCatherine and Dave Tompkins

$1,000 –$2,499James and Aundrea AmineAnonymousDr. and Mrs. Darrick E. AntellRebecca C. Breed in Honor of

William C. Breed IIIDr. and Mrs. Andy BroninLance and Gretchen BylowLynne and Tony CarvetteDancy and Mike CassellMr. and Mrs. Matthew CassinCatherine Cleare Interiors, LLCPatricia and John ChadwickChubb CorporationLyn and Lang CookCornelia Cogswell Rossi

Foundation Inc.Jill and John CoyleSandra Pray CulbertS. Wear Culvahouse and

Douglas GranetoLucy and Nat Day�e Honorable and Mrs. Francois

de VisscherLyman and Diana DelanoMary and Everett FisherAnn and Michael FlinnJe�rey S. FraseMr. and Mrs. Michael J. FreeburgEllen and Michael FunckEllen and Bill GalvinMr. and Mrs. Timothy M. GeorgeJohn and Lile GibbonsMr. and Mrs. Robert GoergenGrano� ArchitectsGreenwich Independent InsuranceMr. and Mrs. Scott Frantz and

Haebler CapitalAnne and Bill HarrisonPaul Rinaldi and Lynne HavenStephen and Dee HickeyMr. and Mrs. Christopher C. HolbrookMr. and Mrs. Kenneth R. HopsonLinda Chase-Jenkins and

Arthur L. Jenkins IIIKimberly and Chris Johnson

Donors July 1, 2013 – June 30, 2014

�e Greenwich Historical Society values the many contributors whose �nancial gi�s, recognized below, make possible our work to preserve the history of Greenwich and connect people to the meaning of American history.

�ese generous donors supported the Historical Society’s education programs, preservation services, special exhibitions and projects through membership and gi�s to the annual fund, as major donors to the Greenwich Historic Trust, as Antiquarius patrons and as supporters of the Holiday House Tour. We extend our deepest appreciation to all our donors at every level of support.

GABELLI FUNDS

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Carolyn Baek and Kenneth Schuhmacher

Mr. and Mrs. David BaerChristina Hansen BakerMr. and Mrs. William F. BakerMr. and Mrs. Steven BandrowczakMr. and Mrs. Bruce BarkerLauren BarlowPeter BarsantiHugh A. BartonMrs. Chandler Bates, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. John BausmanMr. and Mrs. Scott BenedictJulie and Tim BensleyRichard and Jean BergstresserPatricia and Gary BerkmanMr. and Mrs. Stuart BerniJeanne BertelleBarbara BeuerleinCourtney and Laird BiegerMr. and Mrs. John P. BlessingtonMr. and Mrs. Richard H. Bohning, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Neil J. BonannoMr. and Mrs. Daniel Boto�Nancy S. BoughtonGerry and Barbara BoyleBenjamin BradleyDeborah Bra�Dr. and Mrs. Richard J. BrauerAlice C. BrennanAnn BresnanErin BrintonMrs. Albert S. BrodeurCatherine BroganMr. and Mrs. Douglas G. BrownKatie Brown and Bill GedaleMr. and Mrs. Simms C. BrowningAshley BruynesGranville W. BurgessErin BurgoyneHilary BurnetteMr. and Mrs. William G. Ca�rayMr. and Mrs. Robert Benn CalhounBarbara CamilliMs. Patricia CarrollMr. and Mrs. Richard P. CaseLynn Chapman�omas CholnokyMr. and Mrs. Robert H. H. Clark, Jr.CMB LandscapeDr. and Mrs. Cecil H. CogginsElizabeth and John ConnollyMrs. Hobart A. H. CookJe� and Betsey CooleyElizabeth Tracy CooperPatricia CowanBeverly B. Crabtree and Barbara BrunoLinda CreminBea and Peter CrumbineMs. Stacey DanielsonBarbara DannenbergWendy DarlingDavid Martin Darst

Susan C. DavisMarion M. Dawson CarrHelen E. DaytonMr. and Mrs. John de CsepelDecorative Cra�sCarol and Allan DeeringMr. and Mrs. Dean DeLoeDavid and Barbara DetjenMr. and Mrs. Jerome DeutschJohn and M. C. DillonMr. and Mrs. Philip S. DouthitMr. and Mrs. Charles J. DowneyStacy Drake-KooAlice and Louis Du�Marybeth DuncanJoanna DunneMr. and Mrs. Daniel DunsonJoanne C. EdwardsMelinda EwingMr. and Mrs. Michael FarelloMr. and Mrs. Scott H. FarmerMr. and Mrs. William L. FarrellAlison FeeleyMr. and Mrs. Jonathan FeldmanMr. and Mrs. William FerrellIrina FerryMr. and Mrs. William FieldBarbara FinaMr. and Mrs. Robert H. FinkelsteinMr. and Mrs. Alfred FioreRay P. Foote, Jr.Gretchen ForanMario ForliniMr. and Mrs. �omas C. FrameMr. and Mrs. Jack T. FrantzAnnie FreemanBarbara H. FreemanMyrna L. GardnerDrs. Henry and Michele GasiorowskiKiersten GehringMrs. Max�eld S. GibbonsFrank and Carol GilbrideMr. and Mrs. Je�rey H. GildersleeveMrs. Robert T. GilhulyRebecca GillanEllen M. GiordanoJen and Vince GlennBarbara A. GoebelMike GracieMr. and Mrs. Timothy GrahamGeorge J. GreenGreen Fingers Garden Club Inc.Greenwich Japanese SchoolEileen Gri�nTracy and Keith GrossmanJoyce Dickson GrundCecilia GschwindVictoria HackmanMr. and Mrs. Ian Ha�Bob and Mary Ann HaidingerMirella Joakim HajjarMrs. Howard E.C. HallElizabeth Hall

Mr. and Mrs. Rayner M. HamiltonDr. and Mrs. William H. HamptonMr. and Mrs. Donald HandalMs. Carol M. HarringtonMr. and Mrs. Marc HarrisonMr. and Mrs. Matthew HarrisonMs. and Mrs. Jerard K. HartmanAbbe and Lloyd Hascoe�eresa M. HattonMs. Vicki HaubenSusan Pope Hays and Richard M. HaysMr. and Mrs. James A. HealyMr. and Mrs. Christopher K. HearnMr. and Mrs. David K. HeikeMary L. HeistLisa HenkelMary Ann HenrySandra R. HermanAmy Aidinis HirschMrs. Ronald HoenigTamara HolidayJessica HookMrs. Joseph HotchkissMr. and Mrs. �omas J. HughesMr. and Mrs. Peter HutJ D Petersen LLCElizabeth JacobowitzMr. and Mrs. Douglas R. JamiesonJCS Construction Group, IncBetty P. JohnsonBonnie L. JohnsonMarc and Julie JohnsonMr. and Mrs. Michael JohnsonViola JohnsonCharles M. Jones and

Estelle Clausen JonesKay JonesAllison KapoianCynthia KasperPenelope D. KassarisMary Beth KazanjianMr. and Mrs. Kevin KellyBarbara KellyAnn KennisMr. and Mrs. William P. KetchamRenuka and Nick KheraMr. and Mrs. Victor S. KhoslaMr. and Mrs. David W. KilbrideMr. and Mrs. Frank KinneyGail Kirho�erMelinda KirsteinMona Klein KlapperPeter and Catherine KleinChristine KleinertMrs. �omas S. Knight, Jr.Paul KollmarMr. and Mrs. Richard KolmanJennifer KosslerTom & Miriam KreuzerMr. and Mrs. John H. KuckRegina KudoyarovaMr. and Mrs. John D. KuhnsLattin Farms

Mr. and Mrs. Richard LattoMr. and Mrs. Albert LaVergeMr. and Mrs. Cristiano LeaoPenelope LehmanKatharina LewisLindy LilienLinda Shockley & Associates LLCRoberta LockhartMr. and Mrs. Kenneth B. LockyerMr. and Mrs. Mario S. LotufoMr. and Mrs. Roger H. V. LourieMr. and Mrs. Brandon W. LowerMarianne M. LuceyLynn Drobbin & AssociatesIsabel and Robert MadduxDr. and Mrs. Joseph MagaroGerri MalloyMrs. F. Christina MangumMr. and Mrs. Samuel J. MarassoMr. and Mrs. John W. MarcusMr. and Mrs. Arthur R. MarielMr. and Mrs. Geo�rey MarshallMr. Crozer W. MartinMrs. William D. MartinAnthony MartiniFrank E. MazzaPamela McCannMiles and Patricia McDonaldMr. and Mrs. Michael McKeeverPaula McKeeverPaul and Tracy McKennaEdward and Patricia McLaughlin

FoundationLisa McTernanMr. and Mrs. Peter MeindlCynthia MelkersonJohn and Joan MendenhallStephanie MercadoTwee MerriganMr. and Mrs. John M. MerrillAlexander MersonMr. and Mrs. Juan M. MeyerKathryn MeyerGloria MeyeringMill Pond Company, LLCMaria MitchellRosalie C. MonahanMr. and Mrs. Benoit MorinMrs. James C. MorphyMrs. George S. Mott IIIDanne B. MunfordMrs. John Cullen MurphyMr. and Mrs. Michael M. MurrayMr. and Mrs. Brier G. MuseMarilyn MyersMr. and Mrs. Christian NaglerJohn E. NelsonMr. and Mrs. Richard A. Ng-YowMr. and Mrs. Bruce S. NicholasMr. and Mrs. Christopher NiehausDeborah NielsenArthur D. NortonMr. and Mrs. Graham H. O�cer

DONORSDONORS

David C. OglesbeeWendie OmearaMr. and Mrs. Ronald M. OngaroBarbara O'SheaMr. and Mrs. �omas J. O'SullivanMr. and Mrs. Sheldon PangRoseann PaoneMr. and Mrs. Frederic W. ParkerMr. and Mrs. W. Malcolm ParryLouise PashcowJoy M. Pata�oMarla PattersonBetty J. PetschekMr. and Mrs. Charles PevsnerAnne PfetschP�zer Foundation Matching Gi�s

ProgramMr. and Mrs. Stanford N. PhelpsMr. and Mrs. Roger J. PilcPatricia E. PisarkiewiczKirsten and Andy PittsEmily Piu�eresa PlavoukosNadya PodolskyAgnes PotterMr. and Mrs. Philip C. Potter, Jr.Heidi PresserMr. and Mrs. George B. PrinceFrederic and Penny PutnamMelissa and James RaezerMr. and Mrs. J. Stephan RappTuula M. RautioClaggett ReidReshma RekhiJoy M. RendahlRussell S. Reynolds IIIJerry and Dedee RiggRinfret, Ltd.Candida RodriguesFrancine RodriquezMr. and Mrs. Mark RogersMarjorie and Robert RosencransMr. and Mrs. John M. RothLeigh Anne RowinskiKaren Free RoyceAnne J. Russell and Asghar E. AlamEleanor SaboKaren A. Sadik-KhanHarry SakamakiMr. and Mrs. Peter J. SamponaroMrs. John SandersonMr. and Mrs. Michael O. SandersonMr. and Mrs. Robert SantangeloMarylee Santoro and Dennis PalumboAnn ScheuerMr. and Mrs. Peter SchieferdeckerRichard G. SchulzeSally ScialabbaJe�rey Sco�eldChristine and Rolf SellgeLisa C. SempleMr. and Mrs. Warren L. SerenbetzFi Fi Sheridan and Paul Barbian

Kim SheridanBirthe ShwishaLinda SiglerMr. and Mrs. Laurence B. SimonMargaret Esme Simon and

David WeisbrodMr. and Mrs. Mason C. SleeperMr. and Mrs. Everett Smith IIIRiann Smith and Jonclaude ZucconiF. E. SmurloAnn SoriceMr. and Mrs. Lloyd E. SprungDorothy StapletonMr. and Mrs. �omas L. StarkMr. Mitchell SternCaralyn and Doug StevensMrs. George StoddartSara G. StoneMr. and Mrs. Robert StrickerNancy StrongMr. and Mrs. William H. SullivanSuzanne Eason, LLCMr. and Mrs. Joseph W. SwainSandra A. SwiderPatricia SwigartCarisa Koontz SykesCheryl TagueMr. and Mrs. Harold TananbaumMr. and Mrs. David M. TenneyMrs. George C. �ompsonMr. and Mrs. Eric G. �orkilsenMelanie TolanMrs. Frederick W. TooheyDarius and Faith TorabyMr. and Mrs. Daniel P. TredwellMr. and Mrs. Kees H. A. van MeelKathryn Van VoorheesBarbara VeermanKarin VerdiVictor J. Mazzacone, Inc.William B. WagnerWendy Walasek and Vincent NanniMr. and Mrs. Jon WalkerBeatrice WallAmy WalravenSara WalshTed H. Walworth, Jr.Dr. and Mrs. Russell F. WarrenMarguerite WayeChristina WebberMarybeth WebsterCandee I. WeedRic and Alison WellingtonMr. and Mrs. Bruce W. WernertDonald G. WiesenAndrea WilkesC. Webb WilliamsKirby and Joseph WilliamsMarie V. WilliamsPeter and Gail WilsonSusan WirshbaEllen and Michael WolfsonAllison and Steve Wolowitz

Mr. and Mrs. John T. Woodru�Mr. and Mrs. �omas W. WynneJennifer YatesMerle and Nina YoderSusan YonnoneMr. and Mrs. Richard A. YoungAnna and Anton ZaunerEric and Peggy ZitzmannMr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Zuckert

Gifts under $100Elizabeth Adams and

Patricia WhitmanPersis and Robert AldenDr. and Mrs. �omas ArmbrusterFelicia BahlMarina BarnettPhilip and Susan BartelsNorma M. BartolCaryl BateJeanne and John BennettMr. and Mrs. Peter BergHilary M. Lea BernardDianne M. BickmanLynda BiggsMr. and Mrs. David H. BlumBarbara BolognaMr. and Mrs. James T. BranchMr. and Mrs. �omas L. BranchDolores C. BraxtonMr. and Mrs. Domenick BrigantiDonald W. BrodeurMuriel F. BrownlieReverend Stuart C. BrushBetsey and Michael BuddyRoger and Josephine BullardFay and Norman BurgerMr. and Mrs. John M. BurgessNancy and Duncan BurkeMr. and Mrs. Kevin BurnsMr. and Mrs. Michael BushellJohn and Elizabeth ButlerMr. and Mrs. �omas J. CahillMr. and Mrs. John C. CallahanVirginia CampbellGlen A. CannerMr. and Mrs. Louis CaravellaRandy & Kim CaravellaLucy CarinoLola D. CarsonJacqueline R. ChamandyHerb and Nan Chequer SchwartzMs. Christiane Hyde CitronMr. and Mrs. Christopher ClarkRita CodyMr. and Mrs. John W. CookeDr. and Mrs. John F. CroweElizabeth CryerC. Michelle Cryer and Michael SternTerence and Nancy Cunni�eMrs. Robert CurtisHolli and John CuttingJames V. Daniel

In memory of Chandler BatesChandler Bates joined the Board of Trustees in 1975, serving until 1983 and again from 1984 to 1992, at which time he was named an Honorary Trustee. He was a key player when the Archives was being built in 1986–1987 and was always willing to lend a helping hand in building or repairing anything that needed attention.

Drawing upon both his long history in the New York publishing world and his love of sailing, he served as editor of the history of the Indian Harbor Yacht Club, A Century of Sailing, 1889–1989. He also had a great sense of humor and a real love of history.

— Davidde Strackbein

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DONORS

George D. SherwinBeverly Burke SiemonGrant SlingerBarbara T. SmithMr. and Mrs. Donald J. SmithMuriel Putnam SmithMr. and Mrs. Gregory SmythMr. and Mrs. Hercules SotosMr. and Mrs. Michael SpezzanoHarvey and Dolores SteadlyDeborah Platt SterlingDiane M. StevensEmerson and Louisa H. StoneJean Williams StorchMr. and Mrs. Peter StreichSeth and Kathy StricklandJanet StrobleMary Lou SunderwirthDaniel SuozzoMr. and Mrs. William SushonLeslie and Marcus TarkingtonGretchen TatgeMr. and Mrs. Martijn TelJill and Peter TeseiMrs. Robert TimmermanTatiana and Bob TuthillUBS Community A�airs &

Corporate ResponsibilityLinda ValentineMr. and Mrs. Joe VanchoJulia WallaceMrs. William J. WatsonWaverly Project—Mary Katherine

WillsMrs. Godfrey WeickerMrs. Clinton WeimanJane and Stuart WeitzmanNoble WelchMr. and Mrs. Leonard C. WellsCarl WhiteDr. and Mrs. Ron WilsonMr. and Mrs. Michael WitterKaren and Robert WylieMr. and Mrs. Jordan YarettMary-Alice YatesMr. and Mrs. Dean YoungChester J. ZiebaRobert Zipf

Gifts in Honor ofAnne Bradner by

Anne and Chuck NiemethJean Doyen de Montailleu and

Michael Kovner by Susan Bevan and Tony Daddino

Sabrina Forsythe and Walter Racquet by Susan Bevan and Tony Daddino

Lisa Gentil by Susan Bevan and Tony Daddino

Susan Larkin by Helen and Bruce Dixon Mr. and Mrs. Albert LaVerge

Isabel Malkin by �e Blumenthal and Malkin Families Rebecca S. Breed Bea and Peter Crumbine

Suzanne Branch Martin by Mr. and Mrs. �omas L. Branch

Susan and Gene Shanks by �e Honorable and Mrs. Paul V. Applegarth

Paul and Alease Fisher Tallman by Susan Bevan and Tony Daddino

Roxanne & Hugh Vanderbilt by Shoney and Shelby Katz

Our Grandchildren and Children by Edie and Ron Wilson

Gifts in Memory ofWilliam C. Crooks by

Roger and Josephine BullardForbes Delany, MD by

Mrs. Forbes DelanyJohn Galvin by

Tom GalvinLucille Lagerloef by

Charles and Patty Kaufmann Mr. and Mrs. Peter L. Malkin Mr. and Mrs. Ronald M. Ongaro Agnes Potter Harvey and Dolores Steadly Mr. and Mrs. Harold Tananbaum Mary Waldron

Blanche Mulholland by Dianne M. Bickman

Melinda Ogilvy by Penelope Lehman

John Palache by Mrs. John G. Palache, Jr.

My Greenwich Ancestors by Dr. and Mrs. Paul E. Pettit

Malcolm Pray, Jr. by Sandra Pray Culbert

Mr. Frederick C. Windisch by Mrs. Howard E.C. Hall

Matching GiftsDeutsche Bank Americas FoundationFM GlobalFreddie Mac FoundationHarry Frank Guggenheim FoundationIBM CorpPepsico FoundationP�zer FoundationUBS

Life MembersMrs. Banks T. AdamsMr. and Mrs. Harris J. AshtonMr. John Badman IIIMr. Louis C. BakerMr. and Mrs. David O. BrownwoodMrs. D. Wayne CallowayMrs. William W. Campbell, Jr.Mrs. �omas EvansMr. and Mrs. Desmond Fitzgerald

Dr. J. Brooks Ho�manMr. and Mrs. Peter L. MalkinMr. and Mrs. Dana G. MeadMrs. Edgar �orn Mead, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. J. William MiddendorfMrs. George S. Mott IIIMrs. Shaw MudgeMrs. Robert L. PetersonMr. and Mrs. Stanford N. PhelpsMr. and Mrs. Russell S. Reynolds, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. George M. Rich, Jr.Mrs. Trumbull RichardMr. and Mrs. Alan M. RidgewayMrs. Andrew RockefellerMr. and Mrs. Jesse F. Sammis IIIMr. S.G. SchimentiMrs. George F. SchmidMr. and Mrs. Matthew J. StacomMr. E. Carroll StollenwerckMrs. Langdon Van NordenMrs. Hedda Windisch Von GoebenMr. and Mrs. �eodore Wol�

In Kind DonorsAmerican Harvest VodkaAnn’s Hobby CenterRandall AtchesonBetteridge Jewelers, Inc.Sam Bridge NurseryBroken Shed VodkaCasa de CampoCos Cob TV & AudioCottages & Gardens Publications

Fair�eld County Look, Elaine and ChiChi Ubina

Suzanne and Ramsey FrankGreenwich OrchidsHamilton Avenue SchoolChef Alex HitzHorseneck Wine & LiquorsJ.J. Cassone BakeryJ. Papers LLCJEM LimousineMarcia Selden Catering &

Event PlanningMary McDonald, Inc.McArdle’s NurseryMeg Nolan, Friend of a Friend

ConsultingMo�y MediaPernod RicardPhillip Watson, Landscape DesignerRandy’s WinesRebeccasSandra Morgan InteriorsSerendipity MagazineSmart Kids ToysSummer RainWhole Foods Greenwich

DONORS

David Scott Parker Architects, LLCMrs. Karl M. DaviesMr. and Mrs. Robert J. DavisMargaret Elaine de SpoelberchJoanne DearcoppAnn Shifman-Deibler and Sam DeiblerMrs. Forbes DelanyMarie B. D'EliaMr. and Mrs. Jack E. DeLucaElizabeth DemingDeutsche Bank Americas FoundationMr. and Mrs. David A. DeweyHarriet B. DeweyKatherine F. DimancescuMargaret DoepkeJude and Mary Kate DonatoGail and Jerry DumasMrs. Paxton T. DunnCandy DurniakJames DutcherDr. and Mrs. Donald S. DworkenMrs. Martin EdelstonRichard C. EgbertMaria E. Ennis and Gus LombardoEstate of Claire F. VanderbiltDr. and Mrs. David D. EvansJoe and Gay FahysKeith and Sylvia FelcynBill and Judy FerdinandMr. and Mrs. Keith FerryMr. and Mrs. Mark FichtelMimi FindlayMr. and Mrs. Vincent J. FiorentinoMrs. Bertram FisherFM GlobalMr. and Mrs. Bruce P. Fogwell, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. William H. Foulk, Jr.Diane W. FoxElisabeth Franklin and Gary QuigleyMary-Stuart G. FreydbergLynn Elise FriendPolly Stewart FritchMrs. William FulliloveClaire FurlinTom GalvinLynn B. GarelickDr. and Mrs. George M. GayolaMr. and Mrs. James E. GeigerMr. and Mrs. Paul GeiseSusan GilgoreJeannie GillespieNora B. GiovatiGirl Scouts of Connecticut—

Troop 50824Judith Gail GossSwan M. GrantJoe and Marybeth GrecoGreenwich Wine Society - Dean

GamanosKaren Gri�thsMr. and Mrs. Robert J. GruendelLucy Guillet-Boyden and Dan FredlandMr. and Mrs. John C. HadjipaterasJane G. HallGillian Greenhill Hannum

Liz and Russ HardenMarilyn M. HarrisHarry Frank Guggenheim FoundationMadeline HartMr. and Mrs. �omas F. HartchJordan HavilandWesley HaynesMr. and Mrs. James T. HeaveyMr. and Mrs. Norman Scott HellerRobyn S. HelmerRita B. HendersonClaire W. HenriquesChrissy HeyworthMr. and Mrs. Garry T. HigginsDr. J. Brooks Ho�manMr. and Mrs. Robert H. HoganBarbara H. HopkinsMrs. Stig HostIBM Corporation Matching

Gi�s ProgramMr. and Mrs. Kenneth IrvineDr. Evelyn IversenMary JacobsonMr. and Mrs. Robert P. JamesMrs. Wedgbury JayesMr. and Mrs. Wayne T. Jervis IIITina Jones and George HenryJunior League of GreenwichJeremy KayeMrs. Pierson KeatingMr. and Mrs. James T. KelseyMr. and Mrs. Todd KennedyJulie A. Kenyon and Michael T. CaseyJane H. KieferJanet KirwanJanet T. KlionAnn A. KoontzRichard F. KriskeyMr. and Mrs. Edward Krumeich Jr.Mrs. Edward KrumeichMr. and Mrs. Stig F. LagergrenMs. and Mrs. Robert M. LaneDr. and Mrs. Michael J. LanganMargaret LarkinGale and Robert H. LawrenceJane C. LawrenceMr. and Mrs. Kevin LawrieLBG Interior DesignElizabeth LeamyMicki and Jerry LeePatricia LemanskiMary LennonDee Lewis and Arto SzaboMr. and Mrs. Lloyd LohmeyerBirgitta E. LongneckerOivind H. Lorentzen Jr.Anne L. MacdonaldWendy MacPhedranMarianne MakrinosMr. and Mrs. Paul A. MarcussenMr. and Mrs. Stuart MarshMr. and Mrs. Jonathan Marshall�e Anthony/Marshall FamilyAnthony M. Marzullo, Sr.Sue H. McClenachan

Mr. and Mrs. Kevin J. McDonaldMr. and Mrs. Peter F. McSpaddenJohn A. MeadMelvin & Sylvia Ka�a Foundation, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Benito A. MenegonJo Ann MessinaMr. and Mrs. William Michaelis, Jr.Letty G. MilitanaMr. and Mrs. Donald F. MillerDallas MolerinMr. and Mrs. Philip J. MoloneyClyde and Liana MoonieMr. and Mrs. Douglas M. MoreMarielsa MoreRobert and Cecilia MorganMuriel D. MorigiMr. and Mrs. Lester S. MorseSandy and Randy MotlandDr. and Mrs. Robert J. MulcareMurphy Brothers Contracting, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Stephen A. MyersJulie NelsonNicole A. NewmanMr. and Mrs. Roger NicholsJacek Nidzgorski and Janet CadsawanRoss and Cathy OgdenMrs. John G. Palache, Jr.Nancy PalamarcuikMr. and Mrs. Gary PalmerL. ParfreyChristopher PeckIngrid Lenihan PedlowPepsico Foundation Matching Gi�s

ProgramDr. and Mrs. Paul E. PettitBetty Ann PiroLucy B. PomeroySiegrun G. PottgenJoseph PowersKatherine S. ProkopJohn S. ProvinoVictoria QuotroneMr. and Mrs. Mark RadzinEmily RagsdaleEugene M. RankinPaul RatheSusan and Bret RattrayMrs. Coverly ReesAmy ReidStuart E. ReiderMrs. E. P. RettieMr. and Mrs. Christian J.A. RigalVirginia H. RollinsMr. Joseph H. RossettiMr. and Mrs. John RothMr. and Mrs. Michael J. Russell, Jr.Loraine SalernoDirk SalomonsPhyllis E. SattarJudy H. SchedlerStuart and Caroline SchimmelMr. and Mrs. John A. SchneiderRenee SeblatniggRenate E. SettenMelinda M. Sherman

In memory of Ed BraggEd Bragg was a long-time supporter, member of the Board and chair of the Development Committee, and an Advisory Council member. He was instrumental in saving and restoring the historic lighthouse on Great Captain’s Island through “Save the Light.” Together with his wife Margaret, he made possible the furnishing of the administrative o�ces in the Justus Luke Bush Storehouse in 1998. We will miss both his warm smile and his good counsel. — Debra Mecky

Untitled: Bush Grist Mill and Bush-Holley House, 1884. Oil on canvas. Museum purchase from Constant Holley MacRae, original to Bush-Holley House.

GREENWICH HISTORICAL SOCIETY ANNUAL REPORT 2013–14

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Phoebe LindsayLizzie LindstromJane Ku LiuKristina LoverroAmanda Todd LynchShelley Tretter LynchTia Maha�yCheryl MakrinosLouise MarassoDominique MarderLindsay HavernKristina MathiasCecilia MatosoSheila MayBettina McCarthyNadya McCauleySimone McEntireCamilla Love McGrawMissy McKenzieMorgan and Jack Melniko�Carol and Steve MemishianJudy MercolaMarsha Mi�inMelanie MilgramGiovanna MillerBeth MirandaAnne MollerKelley MooreSandra MorganSamantha MoroJack MorrisClaire MorrowMimi MoultonPatty MurphyLaurie NewkirkAndra NewmanAnne NiemethKatie NogakiJane Nolan AndersonAlex NovielliMichelle OgaraBetsy O’ReillyLindsay OrmsbyAlexandra OrnsteinParadise HorsesSerena PerlmanGeraldine PetrizziAnne PfetschRita PhillipsEmily PiuLindley PlessBrooke Gallagher PodewilsOliver ProbstMarilyn RaglandAdele RaspeDaryn Reyman-LockDebbie ReynoldsNicole ReynoldsJordan RhodesNancy RicciardiAbigail RitmanCrissy RobinsonNicki Rose

Jay RozgoniKathy RubensteinBetsey RuprechtLeigh Ann RyanBeth RyderHarry SakamakiKimberly Dawn SalibCatie SalyerLauren SaundersChelsea Schae�erMeriwether SchmidAndrew L. SchoelkopfGrace SchoelkopfJessica SchurJenny SchwartzCynda ScottPollie SeidelShari SeidesFred SeufertAnjali ShermanDebbie SimonVicky SkourasSusan SleeperChristina SmithJordan SmithRiann SmithTanya SmithMaureen StanleyValerie Stau�erGillian SteelKristen SterlingKathryn StewartEmily SullivanKim Harke SushonArto SzaboLisa TannebaumJane TannenbaumBeth TaylorClaudia TedescoLee Ann �orntonMaya TichioAmanda Todd-LynchLaird Morgan TolanJenna TrotzerSree VaidMcKenzie Van MeelMeg Nolan van ReesemaRoxanne VanderbiltKelly VintiadisCarrie WallackRobyn WassermanKelly WattsJi Eun WaxJennifer WeinsteinDana WhamondMarie WilliamsCourtney WilsonJulie WoodsJoanna YoungIrene ZelinskyAbe Zimmerman

VOLUNTEERSVOLUNTEERS

Jane AdamsJennifer AielloAshley AllanAundrea AmineJane Nolan AndersonJulie AtkinsonKitty AuerbachKathryn AustinTravis AzousKatie BaccileKarena BaileySue BakerCharlotte BarnesHelene BarreJack BeggsLucy Berko�Matthew BernardKaren Beyer RadulovackiCourtney BiegerBrooke BohnsackBarbara BolognaDeborah BonnellFlorence BoogaertsLisa BootsAnne Louise BostockElizabeth BoutryRoz BradyDr. Jennifer BraggBrooke BremerEllen Brennan-GalvinJacki BrewBarbara BrighamSusan BrownwoodAshley BruynesTi�any BurnetteJennifer BurrawayGretchen BylowMary ByrneMaura ByrneLauren Ca�ereyJamie CahillSusan CahillMolly CalhounChrista CarrHolly CassinLeason CercyDana CharetteWendy Cheng ShellAurora CiornoavaConnie Clephane

Alexandra CodraroSusan CondonGabby ConfortiLeslie ConwayRachel CostasHeather CotterCarol Anne CoughlinKathi CowanLauren CranstonCarol CrappleJustin CrayMary CristMeg CritchellKarin CrooksBea CrumbineLauren CuneoHolli CuttingMary DavidsonGabriella DavisJoel DawsonBrooke DayLucy DayCathy DeGra�Christie DelanyDee D’EliaRetta DippyCarol Nipomnich DixonCarol DixonHelen DixonJohn M. DixonKathryn DohertyEileen DoodyBoo DurkinAimee EarlyKim EavesChloe EdmundsonLisa EdmundsonStephen EdwardsMartin EizayagaCharlotte ElsingerTrisha EstilCourtney EvansCynthia EverTeri FarmerMaria FataMarisa FataKilleen FaughnanJoan FaustLori FeldmanMorgan Fenton

Meredith FeurtadoAna FigueiredoJulie FlakstadLynn FlynnSharon FogartyAngela FooteCasey ForbesSabrina ForsytheJennifer FracellaJane FragnerEllen FunckJayne FusaroBevan GaciciaElizabeth GaltJessica GambinoCosby and Tim GeorgeMildreth GeorgeJeanine GetzDonna GilmoreCarolyn Schaefer GlebasKaty GonnelliChristine GordonDale and James GouldAshley GrahamBetsy GrantKaty GrayMarybeth and Joe GrecoClaire Ha�Heather HamiltonLauren HamptonElizabeth HartmanDr. Lynne M. HavenLindsay Havern Melissa HawksErin HebbWendy HendersonMary Ann HenryPage HersheyBarbara HertzMarsha HewittChrissy HeyworthAlex Higle

Suzanne Eason HopsonJenevieve HughesLyn HurlockSara IorioSteven Ja�eJapan Society of Fair�eld County, Inc.Madison JayesLinda Chase JenkinsHeather JervisKimberly JohnsonVirginia JohnsonKaren JoyellaKatie Juhas Ilona Kaali-NagyShelby KatzAlyssa Keleshian BonomoRachel KelleyZoe KhayattRenuka KheraStefanie KiesKathleen Burnside KilbridePage KnoxMichael Kovner and Jean Doyen de

MontaillouTeresa KratzmanStephanie La NasaAlicia LaingElizabeth Merck LakeSeen and Fred LandmanHilary LaneApril LarkenSusan LarkinRachel LattoBarbara LauxHillary Lavely-CorbinLauren LazarFernanda LeaoRachel LeMastersBonnie LevisonLeora LevyDee LewisKamie Lightburn

VolunteersWe wish to express our profound gratitude to all our wonderful volunteers for their many contributions. �ank you for sharing your time, energy, advice and support. You are priceless, and we are forever in your debt.

1. Volunteer of the Year John Dixon with Executive Director Debra Mecky

2. Antiquarius Head Hostess Katie Nogaki with Development Director Anne Bradner

3. Board Chairman Davidde Strackbein being interviewed by filmmaker Lindley Pless

4. Student intern Morgan Fenton

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