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Stratford Hall 2011 Annual Report

Stratford Hall preserves the legacy of the Lee family and its plantation community; inspires an appreciation of America’s past, and encourages commitment to the

ideals of leadership, honor, independent thought and civic responsibility.

This annual report covers the period from July 1, 2010 to June 30, 2011.

Stratford Hall dedicates this annual report to the memory ofMrs. James M. E. Mixter — Honorary Director for New Hampshire

and Mr. William Houston Blount.

T hroughout this annual

report you will see many ways your support of Stratford Hall continues to make a difference. You have a direct impact on our

overall mission. Our expanded efforts in education, research, and preservation would not be possible without your help. On behalf of the Board of Directors and our dedicated staff, I thank you for your contribution.

There are many exciting projects currently being worked on and still more on the drawing board. Following The Lee Heritage Interpretive Plan, we are in the process of restoring the parlor, with completion scheduled for fall 2012. The Historic Structure Report, which compiled the history of all past research into one document, completed this year by Mesick, Cohen, Wilson, Baker, Architects of Albany, New York, will help guide this ongoing work in the Great House. If you have not visited since the restoration of the Southwest Outbuilding and the Slave Quarters, and the reconstruction of the Northwest Stair Passage, I urge you to do so.

The Cultural Landscape Study, being done in partnership with the University

of Georgia and The Jaeger Company of Gainesville, is scheduled to be completed in 2012. This information will help determine the future restoration of the gardens and other landscape features.

At the duPont Library, work is underway on preparing a digital catalog of Stratford’s holdings for The Founding Fathers Library Consortium that will include Stratford Hall, Mount Vernon and Gunston Hall’s library collections catalogs.

Both the Education and Collections departments are continuing work on the Rediscovering the Historic House study to determine how best to integrate technology with tours that will interest our visitors. We serve as the lead in this project and are working with seven other historical sites from fi ve states.

Our emphasis on organic farming is starting to take shape. In a cooperative effort with Stoneleigh Farms of Warrenton, Virginia, we now have 50 beehives which are producing Stratford honey in the Cliff fi eld. And the honey is being sold in our gift shop.

While all these projects will have signifi cant impact for Stratford in the future, we continue to focus attention on our educational programs, growing and expanding them to provide a meaningful experience for our guests. Whether it is the annual Robert E. Lee Symposium on Civil War History or Grandparent/

Grandchild summer camps, these programs help us reach our goals of attracting and educating a diverse audience.

Planning, by both our staff and Board of Directors, is critical to make these projects and programs possible. In April, the Board of Directors thoroughly reviewed our strategic plan, assigning importance and diffi culty levels to each and every project. I think this extensive review, along with your support, will help keep Stratford moving forward.

Martha Anne JacksonDirector for Delaware and President of The Robert E. Lee Memorial Association

Letter from the President

Our expanded eff orts in education, research, and preservation would not be possible without your help.

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Mrs. Thomas C. JacksonPresident

Mrs. James Wallace FlemingVice President

Mrs. William A. Fisher IIISecretary

Mrs. Clay Tillman JacksonTreasurer

Mrs. William K. Woltz, Jr.Assistant Secretary

Mrs. Ben A. GuillAssistant Treasurer

Officers & Board of DirectorsOfficers

Board of Directors

AlabamaMrs. William Viar, Jr.

ArizonaMs. Patricia Lee Refo

ArkansasMrs. Warren A. Stephens

ColoradoMrs. Claiborne P. Deming

ConnecticutMrs. C. Sean Day

DelawareMrs. Thomas C. Jackson

District Of ColumbiaMrs. Thomas Rutherfoord, Jr.

GeorgiaMrs. Nathan VanMeter Hendricks III

IllinoisMrs. Robert T. Isham, Jr.

IowaMrs. James Wallace Fleming

KentuckyMrs. Orme Wilson

LouisianaMrs. Dudley Digges Morgan III

MarylandMrs. William A. Fisher III

MassachusettsMrs. Matthias Plum, Jr.

MississippiMrs. William J. Van Devender

MissouriMrs. Adalbert von Gontard III

New MexicoMrs. David Suratgar

New YorkMrs. Charles L. Brock

North Carolina (Central)Mrs. Dalton D. Ruffi n, Jr.

North Carolina (Piedmont)Mrs. William K. Woltz, Jr.

OregonMs. Paula M. Madden

Eastern PennsylvaniaMrs. Dorothy P. Gilbert

Rhode IslandMrs. Bonnie B. Matheson

South CarolinaMrs. Douglas Burton Lee

TennesseeMrs. Clay Tillman Jackson

TexasMrs. Ben A. Guill

Northern VirginiaMrs. Walter H. Kansteiner

VirginiaMrs. Theodore W. Price

West VirginiaMrs. Isaac Noyes Smith IV

Great BritainMrs. Charles G. C. Vyvyan

Lee DescendantMrs. John S. Glover

Stuart DescendantMs. Anne R. Stuart

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AlabamaMrs. William Houston Blount

ArizonaMrs. Charles H. Dunlap IIIMrs. John C. Pritzlaff

ArkansasMrs. Frederick I. Brown, Jr.Mrs. James R. C. Cobb

CaliforniaMrs. Roger W. Johnson

ColoradoMrs. Donald Murray CulverMrs. John C. Pritzlaff III

ConnecticutMrs. Samuel McClay Yonce

DelawareMrs. Walter Speed Rowland

District Of ColumbiaMrs. Albert H. Barclay, Jr.Mrs. William J. Flather IIIMrs. W. N. Harrell Smith IVMrs. Charles S. Whitehouse

FloridaMrs. J. Steven Wilson

GeorgiaMrs. Franklin L. Burke

HawaiiMrs. David C. ColeMrs. Samuel A. CookeMs. KC Collins

IllinoisMrs. C. H. Randolph Lyon

IndianaMrs. Randall D. RogersMrs. Samuel Reid Sutphin

IowaMrs. John C. Hunter

KentuckyMrs. Owsley Brown II

LouisianaMrs. Louis McDaniel FreemanMrs. Henry Leon Sarpy

MaineMrs. Robert Perkins SneadMrs. Henry Jefferds Wheelwright

MarylandMrs. E. Stack Gately

MassachusettsMrs. Burgess P. Standley

MichiganMrs. Robert J. Petz, Jr.

MinnesotaMrs. John Cowles IIIMrs. Paul L. Parker

MississippiMrs. Steven G. RogersMrs. Calvin L. Wells

MissouriMrs. John Peters MacCarthyMrs. Edwin L. Noel

New JerseyMrs. Winchester Fitch HotchkissMrs. Charles Hill Jones, Jr.

New YorkMrs. Iredell W. Iglehart

North CarolinaMrs. Judith Morrill Hanes

OhioMrs. William O. DeWitt, Jr.Mrs. John T. Lawrence, Jr.

OregonMrs. E. Kimbark MacColl, Jr.

PennsylvaniaMrs. Hugh G. Van der Veer III

Rhode IslandMrs. David Edward Post Lindh

South CarolinaMrs. William Hunter deButts, Jr.

TennesseeMrs. E. Bronson Ingram

TexasMrs. Benjamin D. HoltMrs. Richard Stowers Smith

UtahMrs. Matthew R. Simmons

VermontMrs. Robert M. Blake

WashingtonMrs. Elisabeth T. Bottler

WisconsinMrs. Robert C. BrumderMrs. William David Knox II

WyomingMrs. Edmund A. Donnan, Jr.

Lee DescendantMrs. Frederick L. Spencer

Stuart DescendantMrs. Elizabeth Stuart Valentine

Honorary Directors



T he past year has seen an

out-pouring of books about the decline of America—all purporting either to explain why it’s happening or to provide

prescriptions on what to do about it. Pages of the “decline” books are devoted to strategies for dealing with China’s recent economic and political ascendancy. These books are part pseudo-history and part self-help manuals, but none of them seem to me to be very convincing, not only because they all predict what hasn’t yet happened, but also because they all fail to grasp the origins and complexities of the American political system.

Harvard professor and former 2008 Stratford Hall Lee Circle speaker, Niall Ferguson, makes a strong case for the need to re-embrace traditional Western values in his new book Civilization, and credits the “Protestant ethic”—reinforced by signifi cant works of literature—for bringing about Western cultural and economic dominance. Co-authors Tom Friedman and Michael Mandelbaum based their new book’s title, That Used to Be Us, on a remark by President Obama about China’s apparent ability to accomplish big things. Especially frustrating to Friedman and Mandelbaum is the lack of national unity in this country over critical issues, such as infrastructure improvements, challenges faced by our educational system, and the excessive power currently in the hands of bankers and lawyers. Friedman and Mandelbaum’s answer to these concerns is the creation of a third party that would reclaim the political center and advocate for common sense solutions.

It is hard to dispute any of these authors’ assertions. Traditional Western values do appear to be in decline and our nation has not been making smart investments in infrastructure. What troubles me about these books is their historicism—the notion that somehow the trends that will shape the future are already in sight. This idea was best dismissed by philosopher Karl Popper who wrote, “What we know next will change what happens next, and we can’t know what we’ll know next, since if we could, we’d know it now.”

Neither Ferguson nor Friedman and Mandelbaum adequately accounts for the real origin of our inability to deal with these issues: our inherited political system. The debates surrounding the ratifi cation of our Constitution were driven by the competing views of the Federalists, who believed in the power of a strong central government, and the Antifederalists, who were afraid that a strong central government would adversely affect individual liberty. We all know who won the argument over ratifi cation. What is more important, however, is how the views of these two groups shaped the political system that emerged by the fi rst decade of the nineteenth century—and the one we live with yet today.

The Federalists believed not only in a strong central government, but also in a government led by educated gentlemen who were wealthy enough to ensure that they would be “disinterested” in personal gain. The Antifederalists feared that it was impossible for disinterested gentlemen to sympathize with the wants of the common people and ignore their own local and personal interests. Our nation’s fi rst president, George Washington, is undoubtedly the best example of a “disinterested gentleman.” Washington managed to work with both

factions in uniting a nation. Many have wished to emulate his character, but none have ever succeeded and perhaps never will.

Henry “Light Horse Harry” Lee was a staunch Federalist and supporter of the proposed Constitution, as well as of the role of “disinterested” gentlemen in political leadership. His Stratford kinsman, Richard Henry Lee, was an Antifederalist who insisted that a Bill of Rights be added and was perhaps skeptical that the rights of states and citizens would be protected from federal power. Richard Henry’s election to the fi rst United States Senate refl ected the large number of Antifederalists in Virginia. While some semblance of the Federalist system survived into the early 19th century, the election of Thomas Jefferson as president in 1800 sealed its doom. Noting the limitations of the Federalist view of politics, historian Gordon Wood wrote, “To the extent that the Constitution was designed to control and transcend common ordinary men with their common pecuniary interests, it was clearly something of a failure.”

It is central to our mission here at Stratford Hall to help our visitors understand the complicated political system that evolved from the colonial period through the early years of the Republic. The Lees were central architects of that system and, through them, we can come to understand the challenges they faced and how they might inform our challenges today.

Paul C. ReberExecutive Director

Letter from the Executive Director



Education

A bigail Newkirk joined the Stratford Hall staff in July 2010 as the

Director of Interpretation & Education. This position oversees the interpretive staff of the Great House, Visitor Center attendants, and Gatekeepers; oversees the school programs, group tours, summer camps; assists with the development of the calendar of programs; and implements the interpretive goals of Stratford Hall.

Building off the success of FY2010, the calendar of events, school programs, guided tours, and summer camps continue to expand and attract a diverse audience to Stratford Hall in 2011.

The twenty-two programs offered in FY2011 continued to support the vision statement of Stratford Hall: “Stratford Hall will be a compelling destination where a diverse audience will participate in innovative, unique educational and recreational activities that inspire intellectual curiosity, a passion for history and active citizenship.” Programs link the community to our mission and demonstrate our efforts to deepen the meaning and relevance of Stratford Hall to a wider audience.

The following are examples of the events offered in FY2011 and how they refl ect elements of the Stratford Hall vision. To cultivate in the public a passion for history: 3 rd Annual Robert E Lee Symposium: the Battle of Chancellorsville (January 28-30), Women in Lee’s Life (March 11), and Traditional Trades Fair (May 21).

Promoting active citizenship: Refl ections on Black History (February 25) and 2 nd Payne Family Reunion (June 25), and the fi rst Stratford Hall Agricultural Summit (March 11). Offering unique educational experiences: Music of the Lees (October 2), Northern Neck Cultural Landscape Symposium (October 22-24), Boxwood Tree Workshop with Don Haynie (December 11). Themed recreational activities: 3 rd Annual Chesapeake Wine and Harvest Festival (September 25-26), Annual Easter Egg Hunt (April 23), Historical Haunts (October 30), and Lees and Independence (June 5).

On March 11, 2011, Stratford Hall hosted the fi rst Agricultural Summit. The summit featured prominent agricultural

leaders from across Virginia and the Northern Neck. The keynote address was presented by Matt Lohr, Commissioner of Agriculture for Virginia. Mr. Lohr echoed the commitment of Virginia political leadership in fostering and preserving the agricultural way of life in the Northern Neck. Executive Director Paul Reber also presented his vision for implementing agricultural initiatives at Stratford Hall. Eight state and regional leaders shared their insight, understanding, and interpretation with 50 local farmers who came to hear and be heard.

On May 21, 2011, the fi rst Traditional Trades Fair was held at Stratford Hall. In celebration of Preservation Month, hundreds of visitors were treated to

Expanded hands-on activities in the school programs during the year brought favorable comments from both students and teachers. The school program saw a 50 percent increase in attendance in the March through June period over the previous year.

Programs link the community to our mission and demonstrate our eff orts to deepen the meaning and

relevance of Stratford Hall to a wider audience.


unique opportunities and saw fi rsthand the “way it once was.” The event brought over 40 craftsmen, demonstrators and artisans to present a world very different than the one seen today. The craftsmen included boat builders, a barrel maker, chocolate maker, weavers, basket makers, quilters and many more. The Traditional Trades Fair will be presented every two years, and will offer the public a small window into the lost arts and artistry of a pre-industrial age.

The descendants of William Payne have an oral tradition that his ancestors were slaves owned by Thomas Lee. The Payne reunion on June 25, 2011, saw family and friends traveling hundreds and, in one case, thousands of miles to share in this special day. It was a time for over 130 Payne family members and friends to gather once more to remember and to reconnect.

The school program attendance for spring 2011 was well above expectations and generated overwhelming positive feedback. Teachers have responded favorably to the updated program content and expanded hands-on activities

introduced this past year. While we still have more improvements underway, the comments from teachers and students have told us that we are on the right track: “We always had great experiences visiting Stratford, but this year we did more hands-on activities than previous years and the students really enjoyed it” and “Excellent enrichment and hands-on activities—unique!”

Over the course of four months (March-June), the school program attendance was 1863 (495 in March, 811 in April, 435 in May, and 122 in June). This was a 50% increase over the same four months in 2010. More important was the number of schools that traveled longer distances to get to Stratford Hall. Among the twenty schools on the schedule were Beach Elementary School (Chesapeake Beach, MD, 88 miles), Newington Forest Elementary School (Springfi eld, VA, 80 miles), and Burrows Elementary School (Quantico, VA, 66 miles). The distance schools are willing to travel is a testament to the value of our programs.

Especially considering the uncertain state of the country’s economy, we were

encouraged by the unexpected large increase in camp enrollments for 2011—over double the enrollment of 2010. There were a total of 91 campers, mostly in our own grandparent/grandchild camps. A few interested campers had to be turned away when our enrollment limit was reached. Stratford’s intergenerational Elderhostel/Road Scholar program has, for several possible reasons, attracted a lower than expected enrollment. It has been decided to discontinue participation with that organization and add a third grandparent/grandparent camp with camp offerings spread over three months. There are already a number of campers ready to enroll for next summer.

Several initiatives are underway to encourage enrollment—many of which proved successful in 2011. A $20 discount is offered to repeat campers and to family members exceeding more than two. We did, in fact, attract an increased number of campers in those categories—some camp families as large as four and some

Left: Generations of Payne family members have deep roots at Stratford Hall. Here, during their family reunion in June, they visit the cabin built as a monument to their ancestor William Wesley Payne.

Bottom: From left to right: Lisa Payne of King George, Joyce Payne of Centerville, and Angela Tate of Montross tour the cabin.


returning for a second or third summer.Despite the unusually high heat index

during this past camp season, camper evaluations show that it did not seem to deter campers from having a great time while participating in a multitude of hands-on educational experiences. Every year we become even more convinced that one of the biggest outcomes of our camp programs is in bringing together multiple generations in a unique family bonding experience.

In addition to the calendar of programs, school visits, and summer camps, Stratford Hall welcomed thousands of individual ticketed visitors and group tours to the Great House. Stratford Hall has seen success in reaching out to senior communities and teacher training trips. Plans are underway to contact Lifelong Learners groups in Virginia, Maryland, and Washington DC. The team of 20 interpreters continues to offer an exemplary experience.

Our Partners in Education:Dominion Virginia Power 3

1774 Foundation 3

Fidelity Foundation 3

Virginia Farm Bureau 3

Northern Neck Teachers Alliance 3

Lee-Jackson Educational Foundation 3

People’s Bank 3

Bank of Lancaster 3

University of Georgia – Landscape 3

Laboratory

Matt Lohr, Commissioner of Agriculture for Virginia, was the keynote speaker at Stratford’s fi rst Agricultural Summit held in March. Lohr was one of eight state and regional leaders who shared their insight at the summit with farmers.

Dr. Peter Carmichael directs attendees to view the battlefi eld at Chancellorsville during the Robert E. Lee Symposium on Civil War History that was held in January.


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T he Preservation Department began two large projects this past year.

One project that was started and fi nished was the restoration of the Great House’s exterior cornice. The restoration of the cornice included the complete removal of paint on the south side cornice while the other three sides of the cornice were spot scraped. Any damaged wood was repaired and the cornice was primed and painted. The second large project that was begun was the restoration of the Parlor. The end result of this project will be the restoration of the Parlor to its Federal Period appearance when renovated by “Light Horse Harry” Lee. The architectural investigations and design phase began this year. Stratford Hall has retained Mesick, Cohen, Wilson, Baker, Architects to carry out the investigation and design of this project. The main components of the restoration will include the removal of window seats and the installation of a Federal style plaster cornice.

A project that was completed for the Preservation Department was the Historic Structures Report (HSR). This report provides an overview of Stratford Hall’s physical history during the Lees’ occupancy of the Great House. This report will be invaluable as we continue the restoration, refurnishing and reinterpretation of the Great House. The HSR was produced by Mesick, Cohen, Wilson, Baker, Architects.

Restoration work continued on the two stone Slave Quarters in the historic

area. The ongoing work has consisted of restoring the two structures’ exteriors. The east Slave Quarter was completed while work on the west Slave Quarter is still underway. Other work carried out in the historic area included the replacement of two door sills at the Coach House and the repair of an exterior door at the Great House. Other minor preventative maintenance projects were also completed around the historic area.

The Preservation Department also had another successful summer internship program. This year’s intern was Liz Christian, a graduate of the University of Bath in England. Liz’s project for the summer was the restoration of the Great House’s main fl oor windows. She was able to get a good start on this project that will carry over into next summer.

Celebrating Preservation Month in May, the Department helped the Education Department organize a Traditional Trades Fair. The fair included multiple hands-on demonstrations of the different preservation trades.

Our Partners In Preservation:Pritzlaff Preservation Fund 3

Mary Morton Parsons Foundation 3

Cabell Foundation 3

Virginia Department of Historic 3

Resources

Preservation

A Historic Structures Report was completed for the Preservation Department and will be invaluable as we continue the restoration,

refurnishing and reinterpretation of the Great House.

All aspects of the Great House came under investigation during work for the Historic Structures Report. The report will help guide further restoration efforts in the Great House.

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Collections

T his past year, the Collections Department made signifi cant

strides in object research and collections management, as well as developing new exhibitions in the historic area and Visitor Center. We continue to focus on improving the care and documentation of our growing collections, as well as researching and developing furnishing plans and interpretive ideas for the many exhibition areas around the site.

ExhibitsIn October 2010, new exhibits in the Slave Quarters opened to the public. Utilizing inventories and slave lists from the 1770s and 1780s, these exhibits provide visitors with access to documentation on the slave community at Stratford in the 18th century. Archaeological fragments from the area and period objects are now on display within two domestic room settings — one depicting a female family of domestic slaves and the other a group of male slaves.

Research continues into the historic use and furnishings of the Parlor in the Great House. In Spring 2011 we deinstalled the fi nal objects from the Parlor and installed many of them in a new exhibit in the Preservation Gallery of the Visitor Center. In this new Preservation Gallery exhibit visitors can now learn about the reinterpretation program happening in the Great House, as well as read more on the history of the Parlor and our ongoing investigations.

Collections staff continued using a temporary case in the Visitor Center to display thematic exhibits, installing a special display on the ongoing research of the Kitchen outbuilding, based on the work of 2010 intern Brenda Hornsby-Heindl. In the Historic Area, seasonal changes in the summer and winter helped illustrate to our visitors the ways in which the Lees and other Stratford residents lived during the warmest and coldest months of the year.

OutreachThe collections staff continues to post highlights from the collections on our Stratford Hall Facebook page on a weekly basis and the curator has developed a number of talks on our Lee family and historic collections.

Internships for 2010-2011During the academic year, we welcomed intern Townsend Hart, who worked with the Research, Education, and Collections staff on object research and related interpretive ideas. During the summer of 2011, we welcomed collections management intern Jordan Brothers, who completed an inventory of the Kitchen and Collections Storage (with related fi le/database updates), compiled information and images for our collections appraisal, and monitored the environmental levels in exhibit and storage areas.

AcquisitionsLooking glass with scalloped crest, 3

mahogany, late 18th century. In Stratford’s 1775 inventory, inexpensive looking glasses are found by the executors in the Blue Room (“1 small glass…3s”) and in the Scool [sic] Room (“1 Glass…2s”). Purchase, Caroline Ryan Foulke Fund [2010.019]Associated candle snuffer and tray, 3

London, England, silver, 1782. Purchase, Caroline Ryan Foulke Fund [2010.020]Clothespress, Tidewater, Virginia, 3

walnut and yellow pine (secondary), 1765-1780. Interior outfi tted with a line of wooden pegs, indicating that it was used for the hanging storage of clothing. Gift of in memory of Leighton Huske III [2010.021]Three drawings: Untitled (Ducks, 3

Trees, and Flowers); Untitled (Flower Garden); and Untitled (Five Ducks in Flight), George W. Bowman, 1997. Stratford Hall Collection [2010.022]Portrait miniature of Robert E. Lee 3

(1807-1870), America, unsigned, watercolor on ivory, late-19th century. This particular image is based on an 1864 photograph by J. W. Davies and/or its subsequent copies. Purchase, Caroline Ryan Foulke Fund [2010.023]Lathe, wood (unidentifi ed) and iron, 3

19th century. Restored by the Mid-West Tool Collectors Association for the Southwest Outbuilding workshop exhibit. Gift of Mark E. Eastlick [2011.001]

Th e Collections Department has made signifi cant strides in object research and collections management. We continue to focus

on the care and documentation of our growing collections.


Stretcher table, Northern Neck of 3

Virginia, walnut, 1760-1780. Purchase, Caroline Ryan Foulke Fund [2011.002]

Incoming LoansPortrait of Thomas Lee Shippen, by 3

Gilbert Stuart, oil on canvas, c. 1780-1790. Shippen was the son of Alice Lee; according to ongoing research, Shippen and artist Gilbert Stuart were well acquainted when both living in London in the 1780s. Courtesy of Robert Shippen [IL2011.001]

Outgoing LoansStill, marked W. Bailey & I. Minshall, 3

possibly made by William Bailey and Joshua Minshall, Pennsylvania and Maryland, copper, late 18th or early 19th century. Stratford Hall Collection [1946.049] to Mount Vernon’s Donald W. Reynolds Museum and Education Center, February 2011-Summer 2013 [OL2011.001]

Our Partners in Collections:Caroline Ryan Foulke Fund 3

Society of the Lees of Virginia 3

The Mid-West Tool 3

Collectors AssociationOtter Island Foundation 3

A new temporary exhibit in the Visitor Center featured ongoing research of the Kitchen outbuilding, based on the work of intern Brenda Hornsby-Heindl.

New exhibits in the Slave Quarters provide visitors with acess to documentation on the slave community at Stratford in the 18th century.


Many objects from the Parlor were moved to a temporary exhibit in the Visitor Center as restoration work continued in the Great House. The exhibit features a history of the Parlor and explains the reinterpretation program ongoing in the Great House.



Research

2011 Archaeology Field SchoolDirected by Dr. Douglas Sanford, the summer fi eld school in historical archaeology, which consisted of 3 veteran crew members and 10 students this year, is one of Stratford’s major research efforts. Jointly funded by the University of Mary Washington’s Center for Historic Preservation and Stratford Hall, the program has revealed exciting information about the plantation’s former inhabitants, their houses, and surrounding landscapes that would otherwise have remained hidden from the historic record. Fortunately, archaeological excavations can often provide answers to questions like “Where did the Lees store their tobacco?” when documentary information does not exist.

This past summer, the school’s participants continued excavations at a domestic site on the southwest edge of the Oval. Over the last few years, the fi eld school has uncovered four structures at the Oval site: a post-in-ground structure with an attached frame house and cellar, possibly living quarters for an overseer; another large earthfast building which was most likely a tobacco barn; and what is suspected to be a slave quarter. In conjunction with the fi eld school, crew member and doctoral candidate Andrew Wilkins (University of Tennessee), is analyzing the soil chemistry throughout the site to help identify how various areas were used historically.

Stratford Hall—A Cultural Landscape Laboratory (CLL)A collaborative venture of the Robert E. Lee Memorial Association, the University of Georgia’s College of Environment and Design, and landscape professionals from The Jaeger Company, the CLL will help to develop and implement a vision for the management and interpretation of Stratford Hall’s highly signifi cant cultural landscape. Some major milestones for the landscape study—a Cultural Landscape Inventory (CLI) and Site History Narrative—were recently completed. The garden and landscape data (with identifying GPS points) gleaned for the CLI will provide an initial baseline for the landscape’s condition, historic integrity, and signifi cance—all very important, particularly in light of the damage infl icted by Hurricane Irene. All information will be incorporated into a Geographic Information System (GIS) database, along with more than 300 historic maps, site plans and aerial photographs scanned from Stratford Hall’s archives. Drs. Cari Goetcheus and Eric MacDonald, from the College of Environment and Design, coordinated site visits for work on the CLI, CLL projects by graduate students, and publication of a quarterly newsletter to provide updates on the status of the Laboratory. A website for the Cultural Landscape Laboratory, which will eventually provide on-line visitors and

researchers with an ever-expanding variety of primary and secondary documents, has been launched at www.stratfordhall.info.

Our Partners in Research:University of Mary Washington 3

University of Georgia, 3

College of Environment & DesignThe Jaeger Company, 3

Gainesville, Georgia

Jessie Ball duPont Memorial Library

Nearly 4,000 rare books have been listed and barcoded in readiness for entering them into a digital catalog shared with Mount Vernon and Gunston Hall. With probably less than 1,000 volumes yet to barcode, we anticipate our rare book collection catalog being a part of The Founding Fathers Library Consortium by this time next year. Our participation in this consortium will let visitors to the website (and on site!) know what can be found in our collection, help us to locate the books faster, make it easier for researchers to access the information they need, and share resources among the three historic sites. We thank summer intern Julia Hurwitz for her herculean efforts in locating and barcoding over 2,500 rare books for the catalog project, requiring hundreds of trips up and down the steep library ladder.

Library & Research

Fortunately, archaeological excavations can oft en provide answers to questions when

documentary information does not exist.


The Artist Preservation Group generously funded the conservation of U. S. Grant’s Terms of Surrender document by Richmond paper conservator Mary Studt. Ms. Studt repaired splits in the folds to prevent further damage to what is clearly one of Stratford Hall’s most valuable documents. Charles Marshall gave his father’s copy of the Terms to Stratford in 1955. The donor’s father, Colonel Charles A. Marshall, was the only member of Lee’s staff present at the surrender at Appomattox Court House in 1865.

Our Partners in Library Collections:

Artist Preservation Group 3

Mount Vernon 3

Gunston Hall 3

Gifts to the duPont Library Collections

BooksGeneral Lee 1861-1865 3 (1906) by Walter Herron Taylor – Gift of Mr. Theodore W. Price in honor of Carol B. PriceJournal & Letters of Philip Vickers 3

Fithian, 1773-1774: A Plantation Tutor of the Old Dominion – Gift of Mrs. W. C. ThomsonRobert E. Lee: The West Pointer 3 and 1939 Stratford Hall Handbook (1932) – Gift of Ms. Eileen WellsGeorge Washington’s Rules of Civility 3

& Decent Behavior, The Essential George Washington, and Robert E. Lee: Commemorative Essays on the Bicentennial of His Birth – Gifts of Mrs. Joseph Bryan IIIThe Domesday Book, England’s 3

Heritage, Then & Now – Gift of Judy HynsonThe Food Axis: Cooking, Eating & the 3

Architecture of American Houses (2010) – Gift of author Elizabeth Collins CromleyHeirloom Bulbs For Today 3 – Gift of author Cherie Colburn

DocumentsDeed of property in Albemarle County, 3

Virginia, to Philip Davis dated 1 June 1750 and signed by Thomas Lee – Gift of Mrs. Elizabeth Wright, Texas, in memory of her husband James Marshall Wright, Sr.

MiscellaneousPapers of Mrs. Harold (Violetta) 3

Berry, former Director for Maine (1931-1965), including correspondence and original watercolor of Stratford – Gift of her granddaughter Violetta Lansdale OtisCollection of vintage postcards of 3

Stratford – Gift of Robert K. Bailey, IIITwo vintage postcards of Stratford – 3

Gifts of Mrs. John S. Pearson through Mrs. Randall RogersCollection of vintage postcards of 3

Stratford and Kenmore – Gift of Mrs. Orme Wilson, Jr.Papers of Mrs. Gertrude Harrison 3

regarding the horse breeding industry at Stratford in the 1940s and 1950s and two magazine articles about Stratford – Gifts of her granddaughter Leslie Grayson$200 for library accessions – Gift of 3

Potomac Chapter MOAA [Military Offi cers Assoc. of America] – used to purchase World of a Slave: Encyclopedia of the Material Life of Slaves in the United States, Vols. 1 & 2 (2011)

Loans to the duPont Library Collections

Two-volume set 3 Personal Memoirs of U. S. Grant (1885) signed by author Ulysses S. Grant – loan from Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lane Brown III

Executive Director Paul Reber talking to UGA Dean Dan Nadenicek; in background (L) UGA Assistant Professor Eric MacDonald and Graduate Assistant Wes Ryals at Planning Retreat for the Stratford Hall Cultural Landscape Laboratory in May.


The Artist Preservation Group generously funded the conservation of U.S. Grant’s Terms of Surrender document which is one of Stratford Hall’s most valuable documents.



I n an effort to develop more group tours, Jim Schepmoes, Director of

Marketing and Public Relations, attended the American Bus Association convention in January. Working with Virginia Tourism and Northern Neck Tourism, an information sheet was developed as a handout for ABA members. In addition, the department worked with both organizations to include group itineraries that included Stratford on their respective websites.

As the 150th anniversary of the Civil War was to bring a national media spotlight on that confl ict, the department began working with the Civil War Trails group to develop and place a marker about Robert E. Lee at Stratford Hall.

While more and more different tourism trails are being developed, the Civil War Trails group has a very strong marketing component and includes road signs as well as printed material. At the end of the fi scal year the prototype marker had been approved and installation by the group was pending.

The department participated in two grant programs that will encourage tourism to Stratford. The fi rst was a Virginia Tourism Corporation grant that Stratford partnered with Vault Field Winery and The Inn at Montross. This grant is for a website and materials that will promote the three organizations as a place to visit, eat, and stay overnight. For the second grant, Stratford partnered

with the Chesapeake Bay Wine Trail on a Virginia Wine Board grant. This grant will promote the wineries of the Northern Neck while also promoting and featuring nearby historic sites.

For the triennial Coaching event held in May, the department expanded its use of electronic media to include advertising and promotion of the event on various websites and through several e-newsletter blasts. This effort was in addition to promotion and advertising through Stratford’s printed newsletter, e-newsletter and the website.

The department worked with a number of writers and publications during the year and had 27 articles and 52 photos published in 17 different publications, including the History Channel Magazine, Richmond Times Dispatch, the Free Lance-Star, American Archaeology Magazine, Better Homes & Gardens Magazine, Washington Examiner and the Virginia Horse Journal, with a total of 839.25 column inches.

Our Partners in Marketing & Public Relations:

Virginia Tourism Corporation 3

Northern Neck Tourism Commission 3

Westmoreland County 3

Tourism Council

Marketing & Public Relations

Th e 150 th anniversary of the Civil War has brought a national media spotlight to the confl ict and given us an

opportunity to attract more visitors to Stratford Hall.

New wayside signage was developed and put into production as part of a marketing effort that will see Stratford Hall join the popular Civil War Trails program.



Gift ShopThe Gift Shop added new display tables, a new layout and new merchandise (including a garden section and antiques), and took orders for a new Stratford Hall rug designed by Anne Bell Robb. Books on the Lee Family, as well as titles dealing with the Northern Neck, continue to be popular sale items. The gift shop continued a long tradition of holding book signings by hosting a book signing by Albert H. Tillson, Jr., for his newly published book, Accommodating Revolutions, Virginia’s Northern Neck in an Era of Transformations, 1760-1810, at the annual Lees and Independence event held in June.

Guest HousesThe Cheek Guest House underwent a major renovation in the off season. This included installing individual room heating and cooling units, as well as installing new carpet, updating the bathrooms, painting and refurnishing. Both the Cheek Guest House, with 15 rooms, and the Astor Guest House, which has six rooms, have now received a major facelift. The guest houses continue to provide lodging for many group retreats, Stratford’s educational events, family reunions, and weddings during the year.

Meeting FacilitiesStratford Hall’s meeting facilities, including the Council House, Jessie Ball duPont Memorial Library, and the Preservation Gallery in the Visitor Center, hosted numerous meetings, retreats, dinners and receptions during the year. These events included the annual meeting of the Society of the Lees of Virginia and the Payne Family Reunion.

Plantation Dining Room The Plantation Dining room served lunch for visitors while also providing meals for Stratford Hall events, including Thanksgiving, Christmas, Robert E. Lee’s birthday, and Mother’s Day. In addition, the Dining Room provided catering services to many of the meetings, receptions, and dinners being held at Stratford Hall throughout the year.

MillStratford’s water-powered gristmill continues to produce quality products for sale in the Plantation Gift Shop including white and yellow corn meal and grits. The Mill also serves as an important educational resource for school groups, special tours and for the general public as Stratford Hall continues the milling tradition begun by Thomas Lee in the 1740s.

Plantation Services

Financials

Program Services69%

Fundraising13%Administrative

18%

Gate Receipts4%

Lodging4%

Investment25%

Retail Income10%

Contributions47%

Other Income10%

Use of Funds

Program Services $2,834,434Administration $732,581Fundraising $529,624Total $4,096,639

Public Support and Revenue

Contributions $1,290,511Gate Receipts $121,157Retail Income $274,580Lodging $117,535Investment $674,719Other Income $268,407Total $2,746,909


From left: Harriet Stephens, Director for Arkansas, and her husband, Warren Stephens, co-chairs for the Lee Circle event, with Mary and John S. Swift III.

P. Allen Smith, nationally known garden expert, talks with Mrs. Joan Goodwin at the Lee Circle dinner event held in October.


Futuri Society Members

The Lee family’s Latin motto, “Non Incautus Futuri,” means “Not Unmindful of the Future.” Through the support of these committed Futuri Society members and their planned gifts in various forms, Stratford Hall’s goals of preservation, education and research can be sustained and furthered for the benefi t of future generations.

Anonymous

Mrs. Robert M BlakeWellesley, MA

Mr. and Mrs. William Houston BlountBirmingham, AL

Mrs. Ruth BuchananWashington, DC

Mr. and Mrs. Franklin L. BurkeAtlanta, GA

Mr. and Mrs. John Cowles IIISt. Paul, MN

Mr. William EleyVirginia Beach, VA

Dr. and Mrs. James C. GreeneAnnandale, VA

Mrs. Dorothy P. GilbertVillanova, PA

Mr. and Mrs. Nathan V. Hendricks IIIAtlanta, GA

Mr. and Mrs. Ron HodgdonPownal, ME

Mr. and Mrs. John C. HunterDes Moines, IA

Mrs. E. Bronson IngramNashville, TN

Mrs. Roger JohnsonLaguna Beach, CA

Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Jones, Jr.Palm Beach, FL

Rev. R. Douglas PittBaltimore, MD

Mr. and Mrs. Theodore W. PriceRichmond, VA

Mrs. Ethel W. RileySt. Simons Island, GA

Mrs. Walter Speed RowlandWilmington, DE

Mrs. Jane B.Y. SavagePhiladelphia, PA

Mr. and Mrs. W. Warren SheldenGrosse Pointe, MI

Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Noyes Smith IVCharleston, WV

Mrs. Hugh G. Van der Veer IIIPittsburgh, PA

Mrs. Beverley WatsonNew Zealand

Mrs. Anne C. WilliamsArlington, VA

Mrs. John M. YoungAtlanta, GA

Lee Circle

Members carry forth the spirit and the legacy of the Lee family through their gifts of $5,000 or more annually to support our goals of education, preservation and research.

The 1772 Foundation, Inc.Ayco Charitable FoundationMrs. Marmaduke Gresham BayneBessemer TrustMr. and Mrs. Charles L. Brock Mr. and Mrs. Owsley Brown II Mrs. Jelks H. Cabaniss, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John N. Calhoun II The Chericoke Foundation The Hon. and Mrs. John H. Chichester The Chipstone Foundation Commonwealth Foundations, G.P. The Community Foundation The Community Foundation of Louisville

Depository, Inc. The Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee Mr. William Maxwell Davis Mr. and Mrs. C. Sean Day Mr. and Mrs. W. Hunter deButts, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Claiborne P. Deming Mr. and Mrs. William Dillard II Dillard’s Inc. Dominion Virginia Power Joe and Jennifer Duke Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Dunlap III Mr. and Mrs. Harry C. Erwin IIIFidelity Charitable Gift Fund Fidelity Foundation Mr. and Mrs. William A. Fisher III Mr. and Mrs. James Wallace Fleming

Fleming Family FoundationMrs. Dorothy P. Gilbert Mr. and Mrs. John S. Glover Mr. and Mrs. William H. Goodwin, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Ben A. Guill The Hon. and Mrs. John H. Hager Mr. and Mrs. Nathan VanMeter Hendricks III Mrs. E. Bronson Ingram Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Isham, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Clay Tillman JacksonMr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Jackson John W. Deming and Bertie Murphy Deming Fdn.Mr. and Mrs. George Dean Johnson, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Jones, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Chris Keller III Mr. and Mrs. William David Knox II Mr. and Mrs. Douglas B. Lee The Lee-Jackson Educational Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Lessing Jacqueline B. Mars Mary Jane Hipp Brock Family Fdn. Mr. Ramsey McPhillips Mr. and Mrs. D. Digges Morgan III Mr. and Mrs. R. Hunter Morin Dr. and Mrs. W. Angus Muir Otter Island Foundation Owsley Brown Charitable Foundation, Inc. Peoples Community Bank Phifer Johnson Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Theodore W. PriceMrs. John C. Pritzlaff Mr. and Mrs. Chris Quick Ratcliffe Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Philip S. Reese CAPT and Mrs. Carter B. Refo Ms. Patricia Lee Refo and Mr. Donald W. Bivens Mr. and Mrs. Randall D. Rogers Mr. and Mrs. Dalton D Ruffi n, Jr. Searle Family Trust Mrs. William L. Searle The Seattle Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Truman T. SemansMr. and Mrs. Carl Sewell Mrs. Alice H. Siegel Mrs. Matthew R. Simmons The Smallpage Family Foundation Mrs. Bertie Deming Smith Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Noyes Smith IV Mrs. Frederick L. Spencer Mr. and Mrs. Warren A. StephensStephens Inc.Mr. and Mrs. David Suratgar T.H. & N.H. Price FoundationUnited Way Tocqueville Society The Universal Leaf Foundation Mr. and Mrs. William J. Van DevenderDr. and Mrs. Philip C. Watt Mr. and Mrs. J. Steven Wilson Mr. and Mrs. James W. Wilson III Mr. and Mrs. Orme Wilson IIIMr. and Mrs. William K. Woltz, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Coleman Wortham III

Contributors


Founder

AnonymousAlbert G. Clay Family FoundationMr. and Mrs. Edward V. Allison Jr.The Ambrose Monell Foundation The Antiquarian Society of Wisconsin RADM and Mrs. Thomas E. Bass III Michelle A. Behnke Mrs. Ranlet S. Bell Mrs. William Houston Blount Mr. and Mrs. William Fownes Blue Mr. and Mrs. John G. P. Boatwright Mrs. Robert H. Bolling, Jr. Amelia H. Boss Mrs. Elisabeth T. Bottler Mrs. A. Smith Bowman Mr. and Mrs. Michael T. BradshawMr. and Mrs. Steven Brooks Mr. and Mrs. E. Trigg Brown, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John Stewart Bryan III Henry and Kathy Burkhalter Mr. and Mrs. William G. BurnettMr. and Mrs. C. Michael Buxton Camp-Younts FoundationMrs. Josephine Carpenter Central Indiana Community Foundation The Charles Hosmer Morse Foundation, Inc. Mrs. Anne Stanley ChathamMrs. James R.C. CobbMr. William S. Coleman, Jr. The Community Foundation for Greater AtlantaMrs. Robert Sibley Cooper, Jr. Mrs. Robert P. Crozer D. A. Hamel Family Charitable Trust Dr. William H. Danforth 6Ms. Sara Penn Daniel Miss Jane Rush Davenport Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. L. deButts 6 The Edmund Burke Society of the

Leadership Institute Charles and Mary Roy Edwards Eugenia Lamar TrustFlather & Perkins, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Fleming Flowerree Foundation Penny and Russell Fortune III Mrs. Florence Bryan Fowlkes Mr. and Mrs. Louis M. Freeman Mr. and Mrs. E. Stack Gately GBL Charitable FoundationMr. and Mrs. John B. Goodwin, Jr.Matthew and Kristi Goodwin Mrs. Dupont Guerry III Mr. Dana A. Hamel Hantzmon Wiebel LLP Ron and Nancy Hicks Mr. and Mrs. John H. Holliday Mr. and Mrs. John B. Howard Sara and Fred A. Hoyt, Jr. Ms. Anne Gibboney Huske Mrs. Iredell W. Iglehart John Peters MacCarthy Irrevocable Trust Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Johnson III Gerard and Elizabeth Joseph Joshua Green Foundation, Inc. JPMorgan Chase

Mr. and Mrs. Walter H. Kansteiner III Mrs. Greta B. Layton Mr. and Mrs. Alain Lebec Mr. and Mrs. Bruce H. Lee Mrs. David S. Lee 6Lee Heritage Scarf Mr. and Mrs. James J. Lee Mr. Paul M. LeeLegatus Foundation Susan M. Lewallen Marshall and Julie Linn Mr. George W. Logan Mr. and Mrs. John P. MacCarthy Mr. and Mrs. Eli Manchester, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Eli Manning McCoy Family Charitable Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Richard P. McCoy The Melville FoundationMembers of the American Bar Association Merz Family Foundation Miller Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis N. Miller, Jr. Mrs. Spencer Morten, Jr. Norfolk Southern Foundation Matching Gifts

Program Mr. Joseph D. O’Connor Mr. and Mrs. Peter D. O’Hara Mr. J. A. Patterson, Jr. Mrs. Chiswell D. L. Perkins Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin W. Rawles III Mr. and Mrs. Russell H. Roberts Mr. and Mrs. Steven G. Rogers Rosner Automotive Group Mr. and Mrs. Ronald F. Rosner Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Rowe Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Rutherfoord, Jr. Stuart and Jean Serenbetz Darcee S. SiegelMr. and Mrs. Murray Simpson Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Smith Mr. and Mrs. Roderick L. Smith Dr. and Mrs. Robert P. SneadThe Society of the Lees of Virginia StellarOne Mr. and Mrs. Richard G. TilghmanMrs. Elizabeth Stuart Valentine Vanguard Charitable Endowment ProgramDr. and Mrs. William N. Viar, Jr. Virginia Sargeant Reynolds Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Adalbert von Gontard IIIMr. and Mrs. Fraser I. J. Wallace William Noble Rare Jewels COL and Mrs. Clement Lee WoodwardThe WRG FoundationMr. and Mrs. Samuel McClay Yonce

Delegate

AnonymousMr. and Mrs. Hugh T. Antrim Mr. and Mrs. William J. Armfi eld IV Mrs. Norman J. Asher, Jr. Mrs. Candice W. BagbyBank of Lancaster Mr. and Mrs. Albert H. Barclay, Jr. Mr. John T. Beaty, Jr.

Ms. Lynn Berry and Mr. John M. PelkeyBijoux, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. A. Vernon Brinson Mr. and Mrs. Austin Brockenbrough III Mrs. Joseph Bryan III Mr. and Mrs. Franklin L. Burke Dr. and Mrs. Herbert A. Claiborne, Jr. 6The Community Foundation of Greater

BirminghamMr. and Mrs. Robert C. Connor Dr. Stanley A. CookMr. and Mrs. David J. Cooper, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence B. DaleIsabelle Haskell deTomasoMr. and Mrs. William O. DeWitt, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. DobbsMr. and Mrs. Kenneth D. Falke Ms. Lee Finney Mr. and Mrs. Carl F. Flemer, Jr. Mr. Joel Fletcher and Mr. John CopenhaverFletcher/Copenhaver Fine ArtHarry Frazier III FamilyMs. Sandra Anne Frazier 6Rita Siler GaitherMrs. Deborah B. Garrison The Gillette Family Mr. and Mrs. Frederick A. Gourley, Jr. Mrs. Robin S. GuerryHamilton Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. James C. Hamilton, Jr. Mr. C. Thomas Hamlin III Mr. and Mrs. W. Gibson Harris IIPete and Tina Hayward 6Mr. and Mrs. William Maury Hill 6 Mr. Landon Hilliard III Mrs. Winchester F. HotchkissMrs. Elizabeth HunnewellMr. and Mrs. Charles IrbyDr. and Mrs. Charles M. JamesMaurice and Linda Jennings Ms. Beate A. JensenJessie Ball duPont FundCOL (Ret.) and Mrs. Frederick E. Johnston IIIMs. Elizabeth L. KellerMr. and Mrs. John E. KingAnna L. LawsonMr. and Mrs. Robert E. Lee IV 6Mr. and Mrs. Henry P. Long, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. G. Peter LutzMr. and Mrs. Robert B. Lyon, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Archie ManningLawrence D. and Donna R. MasonMr. Kenneth M. McFarlandDavid and Jeanette McKittrickMs. Audrey McMenamyMr. and Mrs. Mac McMichael, Jr. The Hon. and Mrs. W. Tayloe Murphy, Jr.Nicholas Varney Jewels, Inc.Mrs. Mary Charlotte Parr 6Mary and Terry Parsley 6Mr. and Mrs. Douglas E. Quarles, Jr.Ms. Tara A. RefoMr. and Mrs. Walter Speed RowlandRoyal HondaMr. Dalton D. Ruffi nMr. and Mrs. Henry Leon SarpyMr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Saunders III


Sazerac Company, Inc. Mr. Niklas Schrenck-Von-NotzingSchwab Charitable Fund Gil and Judy SheltonMr. and Mrs. W. N. Harrell Smith IVMr. and Mrs. Robert Bland Smith, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Fred K. SteinouerMr. and Mrs. William C. Taylor IIIMr. and Mrs. Matthew G. ThompsonMr. and Mrs. Edward W. ValentineMrs. Granville G. Valentine, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Henry L. Valentine IIMr. and Mrs. Hugh G. Van der Veer III Mr. Nicholas Varney Virginia Daughters of the American Revolution 6Mr. Stephen C. VoorheesMr. and Mrs. Benjamin N. Wafl eMr. and Mrs. Hill B. Wellford, Jr. 6Mrs. Calvin L. Wells

Patriot

Anonymous20th Maine, Inc. James and Linda AbramsonMrs. David M. AbshireMr. Raymond A. Adams, Jr.Mrs. Joseph Addison, Jr.Mr. William Adkins, Jr.Amy P. AlbersonMrs. William B. Alexander VThe Alison and William W. Freehling Family

FoundationMr. and Mrs. Edward Allen Mrs. Howard O. Allen Mr. and Mrs. John C. AllenMs. Reba AlversonMrs. Mary AmesMs. Elizabeth I. Amlin Mrs. Maxmillian Angerholzer III Mr. and Mrs. John M. L. AntrimMr. Jay AppersonMrs. John H. Ariail, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Howard M. Armfi eld Reid and Lisa Frye AsheCAPT and Mrs. Stuart A. Ashton, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Mark Augenblick Mrs. Franklin P. Backus Duff Bailey and Sarah Manchester Bailey Mr. and Mrs. Robert K. Bailey IIIMs. Kathy Bajus Kathryn Donaldson BakerDr. and Mrs. James E. BakerMr. and Mrs. Martin D. BallantineBank of America Matching Gifts ProgramMs. Brittain BardesMrs. Louisa B. BarkerMrs. William Barnes III Mrs. Diana Manchester BarrettMr. Ernest Clifford Barrett IIIJane and Walter BarryDana and Paul Bartholomew Meta Packard Barton 6Ms. Dona C. Bass The Hon. and Mrs. J. Martin Bass Ms. Jill P. Beach

Mr. Donald C. Beck Mr. and Mrs. Waldo H. BeckMr. and Mrs. Spencer B. Beebe The Bell Family Trust Mrs. Carol L. BellRobert and Tina BellMr. and Mrs. Steven J. BenedictDr. Robert A. Berselli Robert and Allison BertrandMr. and Mrs. Ronald W. BevansMrs. Philip W. Bianchi 6Billingsley Printing & Engraving Inc. Dr. and Mrs. Andrew BishopMr. and Mrs. C. M. Bishop IIIMs. Susan T. Bishop Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Blank, Jr. Mrs. Margareta A. Blitz Mr. George W. Blossom III Jeffrey and Suzanne Bodnar Mrs. Rose Marie BogleyMr. and Mrs. Donald Lee BolesMrs. Charles L. Bolling 6Mr. and Mrs. William N. BoothMrs. Rosa E. BosherMrs. Charles M. Boteler, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Bowen Mr. George Walker Box Mr. and Mrs. McGuire Boyd 6 Mr. and Mrs. Bill Boykin Mr. and Mrs. Alexander R.M. Boyle Chad and Amy Bradley MJ and Bob Bradley Mr. and Mrs. Marvin E. Bradshaw Mrs. George M. Brady, Jr.Mrs. J. Read Branch, Jr.Mrs. Caroline Y. BrandtMr. and Mrs. M. D. Bransfi eld IIIMr. and Mrs. Stephen F. Brauer Ms. Jan C. Brett Miss Edith Hutchinson Brewster Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. BrickenMrs. Robert A. Bristow 6Mrs. Harry L. Brock, Jr. Mrs. Victoria T. BrockmanNeil and Anne BroderickMrs. John L.B. Brooke Mrs. Jane D. Brooks Mrs. Marney B. Brooks Pat and Barry Brown Bliss Street Brown 6 Mr. and Mrs. J. Dorsey Brown III Mr. and Mrs. J. McCauley Brown Mr. and Mrs. Jacob F. Brown II 6COL (Ret.) Jim and Mrs. June Brown Mrs. Mary Patricia Brown Mrs. Charlotte B. Brown Mr. Robert M. Brown Mrs. Thomas B. Hynson Brown, Jr. 6 Sally Guy Brown 6Mr. Gerald J. H. Bryan and

Mrs. Ruth M. G. Bryan 6Mrs. Magalen O. BryantMrs. John D. Bryson Mrs. Ruth H. Buchanan Mrs. Karlynn W. Bucher Ms. Mary C. BuckMrs. Laura L. T. Bullitt

Mr. and Mrs. Willard Bunn III Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Bunzl 6Mr. and Mrs. Childs F. BurdenMrs. I. Townsend Burden III Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hyde BurdickJohn and Colleen BurgesonMs. Michele M. BurnettKevin and Cindy BurnsCOL and Mrs. Arthur T. Buswell III Mrs. L. David Butler, Jr. Keith and Mary Margaret ByergoMrs. Charles C. Cabot, Jr.Mrs. Benjamin R. CadwaladerDr. and Mrs. Chip Campbell Ms. Nancy H. CampbellMr. William B. Canfi eld III Ms. Charlotte Lee Cannon 6Mrs. Joan B. CarnealCaroline County Farm Bureau Web and Peggy Carr Mr. and Mrs. Henry G. Carrison III Mrs. Frank M. Carter 6 Mrs. Diana Carter Ms. Jane M. CarterMrs. Lois P. Carver Mrs. John G. CastlesMrs. Lisa T. CatlettMr. and Mrs. Richard H. Catlett, Jr.Mr. D. Hughes Cauffman Mr. and Mrs. D. B. H. Chaffe IIIMr. and Mrs. Carlile M. ChambersChapman Family FoundationMs. Jinx Chapman Mr. and Mrs. Pierre N. Charbonnet IIIMrs. Robert H. Charles Mrs. Charles S. Cheston, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Chichester Michael and Joyce Childress Mr. Richard L. ChildsMs. Virginia H. Clapp Mr. Paul T. Clark Mrs. Patricia H. Clarkson Mrs. Whittington W. ClementMr. and Mrs. Christopher S. CobbMs. Anne S. Cockrell Mrs. Matthew B. Coffey Dr. and Mrs. John H. Coker, Jr.Mrs. Jane H. Cole Mr. Ronnie M. Cole Mrs. Jean M. Coleman KC CollinsDr. Robert E. CollinsMr. Steven CollinsCommunity Foundation of Jackson HoleMr. and Mrs. David F. CondonMr. and Mrs. John Connarn Mr. and Mrs. Terry ConsidineConstance P. Godfrey 2004 TrustMs. Cynthia Carter Hite ContentMr. and Mrs. Richard Conway Ms. Agnes D. CookMr. and Mrs. E. Eugene CookeMr. and Mrs. Clarke T. Cooper Mr. Bill CornettMr. Joseph M. Cottrell and Dr. Jeannine A.

Majde-CottrellPage Knudsen Cowles and Jay Cowles


Mrs. H. Bartholomew Cox 6Mr. and Mrs. Warren J. Cox Mr. and Mrs. R. Jerald Craig Robert and Celeste CraigMr. David L. CravenMr. and Mrs. Theodore F. Craver Mr. Phillip I. CrawfordMr. and Mrs. Alan B. CroftChristian and Sharon CrookerMr. and Mrs. Richard Crosby 6Mrs. Mildred Hayes CrossMr. and Mrs. Rick CrowderMr. and Mrs. Otis C. Crowther, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. R. Prosser Crowther, Sr.Ms. Carol J. Crumley 6Mr. and Mrs. James F. CrumpackerMr. H. Douglas CunninghamMr. and Mrs. William J. CurtinMr. R. Edward DaffanTerrence and Courtnay DanielsMrs. James Horner Davis III Walt Davis Mr. and Mrs. John G. Davis 6Philip and Sara DavisDr. Gaye C. Dawson and Mr. Forrest S. Cox 6Mr. and Mrs. W. Hunter deButts IIIMrs. Hal DeCell IIIMrs. Anna DeesMr. and Mrs. David deGive Mrs. Frank S. Deland III 6 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. DeLashmuttDenbury Resources Inc. Matching Gift Program Mr. and Mrs. Allen T. Denison Mr. and Mrs. Alfred P. Dennis Mrs. O. D. Dennis, Jr. Mrs. Willard E. Dent The Hon. and Mrs. Ray W. Dezern, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Diano Mr. and Mrs. Spencer B. Dick Anna Paige Dickinson and William M. MeredithMs. Doris L. Dixon 6Mr. and Mrs. Edmund A. Donnan, Jr.Mark and Laura Doramus Ms. Mary Grace DorseyMr. and Mrs. Daniel V. DowdMr. and Mrs. O. Kemp Dozier Mrs. Ford B. Draper, Jr. 6Mrs. Raymond F. DuBois, Jr.Mr. Robert E. DukeMr. and Mrs. Roderick T. DwyerMr. and Mrs. Hugh G. Edmunds, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Donald T. Edwards Ms. Katherine D. Edwards Mr. and Mrs. William H. Edwards Mrs. Dori Eglevsky Mr. and Mrs. J. Scott EhlenMr. and Mrs. Robert S. EliotMr. and Mrs. Howard Elliott, Jr. Anna M. Ellis Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin B. Ellis Ms. Isobel L. EllisMr. and Mrs. Tim EllisMr. George H. ErkerRandy and Helen Espeseth Estes Mens Clothing Inc.Mrs. James S. EvansMr. and Mrs. William J. Evans

COL and Mrs. W. W. Everett, Jr. ExxonMobil Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. Farley IV Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. FarleyMr. and Mrs. Richard A. Farmar IIIMr. and Mrs. M. G. Farmer, Jr.Mrs. Cathleen H. Farr Mr. James A. FaveroMr. and Mrs. Robert H. Feldkamp Mr. Edwin A. Fenwick Mr. and Mrs. John A. B. Fenwick 6Mrs. Joan M. Ferrill Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Fickling 6Judge and Mrs. Walther B. FidlerBen and Maureen FieldMrs. Janet I. FieldMr. and Mrs. Curtis Finch, Jr. Martin and Ann Firth Colleen M. Fisher Courtenay Clark Fisher Mrs. John J. FlakeMr. C. Fletcher Flemer III and

Ms. Annmari IngersollDarlene W. Flemer 6 Mrs. Sally D. Fletcher Mr. John H. FlowerreeMrs. C. Warren ForbushCOL and Mrs. James L. Ford Mr. Richard E. FordForever Fit FoundationChuck and Jenny Fortney Mr. and Mrs. Brady C. FosterMr. and Mrs. Wilmot D. Foster Foundation for the CarolinasRADM and Mrs. Robert R. FountainMr. Frederick H. Franklin Mr. and Mrs. Michael B. Fraser Mrs. Alison G. FreehlingCharlotte Haile Frischkorn Dr. William F. Fritz Mr. Joseph M. Futcher 6Ms. Andrea E. GainesMr. and Mrs. David R. Gallagher 6Dr. and Mrs. Earl P. Galleher, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Herbert F. GammonsThe Rev. Dr. W. Ralph GardinerMs. Peggy P. GarlandMr. and Mrs. William W. GarnerMr. and Mrs. Muscoe R. H. Garnett, Jr. Ms. Joy Lee Powell Gebhard Mrs. William S. Gee Richard and Judith Genaille General Mills FoundationGeriatric Consultants of Fredericksburg LLC Mr. and Mrs. James F. Gerrity III Mr. and Mrs. Wayne GibbensMrs. George D. Gibson Mr. John W. Gill Mrs. Amy Gillies Mr. and Mrs. Thomas T. Gilpin Mr. and Mrs. Ian GlendayMr. Christopher W. Gloede Mrs. Jeanne C. Goddin 6Mr. and Mrs. T. Michael GoodrichMr. and Mrs. Wilfred L. Goodwyn IIIMrs. Barbara W. GordonMs. Catherine R. Gordon

Mr. Stuart W. GordonMr. and Mrs. W. Douglas Gow R. Hilles and Susan Lloyd Graham 6Mr. and Mrs. Willard S. GrantMrs. Samuel P. M. Gray 6Kyle and Pamela GraybealMrs. Rebekah Green Dr. and Mrs. James C. GreeneMrs. Sandra S. GreenwoodMr. and Mrs. William H. Greer, Jr.Mr. Andrew Gregory Mr. and Mrs. Daniel S. Gregory 6 Grenfell Architechture PLLC Mr. and Mrs. Milton Grenfell Mrs. Marjorie D. Greville Mr. and Mrs. J. Clarke Griffi n, Jr.Mrs. C. Perry Griffi th Marge and Joe Grills Dr. and Mrs. Price GripekovenMr. Jack Griswold IIIMrs. John Matthew GriswoldMr. and Mrs. Walter GrodahlMr. and Mrs. Patrick W. GrossMr. and Mrs. John GroutMrs. Helen K. Groves LTGEN and Mrs. Richard H. GrovesMr. James GuinivanMrs. Susan Jones GundlachMr. and Mrs. James HackmanMr. and Mrs. Philip W. HagenahMrs. Elizabeth M. HagopianMr. and Mrs. James HaleyMrs. Judith Refo HallMr. and Mrs. Walter Vance Hall 6Mr. Adam Hallmark Brent and Lindsay HalseyMrs. Samuel M. V. HamiltonThe Hamilton Family FoundationWilliam and Carol Hampton Mr. and Mrs. F. Borden Hanes, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. W. Keith HaneyMr. and Mrs. Leonard W. Hardesty, Jr. 6Susan Shelby HardingStephen and Beatriz HardyMr. and Mrs. Marion D. Hargrove, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Wayne L. HarmanMrs. Alice L. Harney Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Harper 6Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence W. Harris III Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd HarrisonMrs. Mary C. HartMr. Gordon L. HarvieMr. Wyatt Rushton HaskellMr. Donald HaynieDr. and Mrs. James C. HaysNathan Hayward III Mrs. Anne B. HazelDavid and Joan HealyMrs. Martha HearnMrs. Anne French HeffernanDavid and Amy HeidenMr. Peter L. Henderer and Dr. Armistead

Edmunds HendererMrs. Mary A. HendersonMr. and Mrs. Michael D. HenigMr. and Mrs. R. Page Henley, Jr.Dr. and Mrs. J. Charles Henry


Ms. Margaret Hilliard Fred and Mary Buford Hitz Mrs. Herman H. Hobbs Richard and Kathleen Hobson 6Ron and Pat Hodgdon Ms. M. Jan C. HoldernessMs. H. J. HollandMr. Charles Hollingsworth and

Mr. Bradley KyserMrs. Betty L. HolmanMr. and Mrs. H. Winston Holt III Mr. and Mrs. John Holtz Mrs. Charles R. Hooff, Jr.Mrs. Lesley B. HoopesMrs. Paul W. Hoover, Jr.Mr. C. A. Porter HopkinsMr. and Mrs. Outerbridge HorseyMr. and Mrs. Thomas M. HortonMr. and Mrs. Ben HowertonWilliam and Katherine Hoyt Rusty H. Hubbell Dr. and Mrs. Carter L. Hudgins Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. HudsonMr. and Mrs. Robert K. HuffmanMrs. Francis J. Hughes Ms. Nancy Burch HunterMrs. Stephanie P. Hurtt 6Mr. and Mrs. Ralph HuttonDolores Palme Ibarra Mrs. Francis N. IglehartDr. and Mrs. Iredell W. Iglehart III Indian River Community Foundation Larry and Jane Ingalls Isle of Wight Chptr 699-United Daughters of the

Confederacy Mr. John IzardJennifer Jackson Mrs. Wendy L.W. Jackson Mrs. James H. L. Jacob 6Mrs. Letitia Lee S. Jacobsen James William Turtle & Co.Mrs. H. McPherson Janney, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Alexander H. JeffriesMr. and Mrs. William D. JenkinsMiss Pamela A. JenkinsonMrs. Joan B. Jenney 6Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Jennings IIIMr. and Mrs. Pliny Jewell IIIJewish Communal FundMr. and Mrs. Charles E. JohnsonMr. and Mrs. Jeffrey J. JohnsonMr. John Johnson 6Dr. and Mrs. Manuel H. JohnsonMrs. R. Burke Johnson Mrs. Joseph F. Johnston, Jr. 6Mr. and Mrs. Oswald L. Johnston, Jr. Bill and Candace Jones Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Jones Mr. and Mrs. Christopher H. Jones Mr. Edward W. Jones and

Ms. Peggy R. Marshall Mr. and Mrs. James McAndrew Jones, Jr. Mrs. June H. JonesMrs. Matt P. JordanMr. and Mrs. Ralph K. JosephMs. Sarah Joseph Mr. Keith J. Kavanaugh

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Mrs. Joyce Bryant Gunderson Robert and Helen Guthrie Margie Powell GutridgeMrs. John H. Guy IV Ms. Ann Haas Mrs. Patrick Hagans Mrs. Richard H. HagenlockerMr. Chris HallMs. Mary Margaret Hall Roger and Ann HallMrs. Caroline S. Hampton Dr. Maury L. Hanson, Jr. Dr. John H. Harding, Jr. Ms. Marion Carey Harding Mr. and Mrs. Rives S. HardyMr. and Mrs. Terry A. Hardy Dr. and Mrs. F. Baldwin Harrington, Jr. Mrs. Patsy G. Harris Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Harris IIISterling and Teresa Harris Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Harrower Judge and Mrs. James H. Harvell IIIMr. and Mrs. Samuel L. Hayes III Mr. Jerry Haywood Mrs. Macey HeadingtonThe Rev. and Mrs. Richard A. Headley Mr. Michael P. Healy Mr. Huyler C. HeldMr. and Mrs. William C. Herbert II Mr. and Mrs. John A. Herdeg 6 Mrs. Gladys J. Heuer Mrs. Ann F. Heuer Mrs. Mary Page F. Hickey Ms. Andrea D. HickmanMrs. Janice M. Hill Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. HillMrs. Charlotte B. Hillyer 6Ms. Annette J. Hines Mrs. Lenore H. Hinkle Jean T. Hitchens Mrs. Joan I. Hoffman Mrs. Catherine L. Hoke Tom and Ann Holder Mrs. Steven A. HollandMr. and Mrs. John B. Hollister, Jr. Dr. Richard Honey Mr. and Mrs. Nelson D. Hooe, Jr. 6Dr. J. Larry Hoover Mr. and Mrs. John R. Hopkins Mrs. Betty R. Horner Mrs. Waller H. Horsley Sandy and Mike Horton Miss Lauren HortonMrs. William D. Houser Mrs. Holly HovenMs. Ann C. HowkinsMr. Vincent K. HubbardMs. B. Holliday H. HudimacMrs. William J. Hudnall, Jr.Mr. Henry B. Hundley Gail Huneycutt-IqbalMr. and Mrs. Ross F. Hunt IIIMr. and Mrs. Ross F. Hunt, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Hutt, Jr. Mrs. Mary P. HyattIBM Corporation Mr. Glen Inabinet

Mrs. Mary D. Ingham Ms. Lana M. Ingram Mr. and Mrs. C. Terry Jackson, II Mrs. Karen A. Jarrett Mr. and Mrs. Herbert O. Jenkins Ms. Lora H. JenkinsMrs. Ellsworth M. Jennison, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Jimerson J. Lance and Maryalyce Johnsen Mr. Daniel JohnsonElizabeth V. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Gary L. JohnsonMrs. Otis H. Johnson, Jr. Mrs. Phyllis W. Johnson 6 Mr. and Mrs. Roger L. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Samuel M. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Catesby B. Jones Mrs. Catherine JonesMr. Charles C. Jones COL Freeman E. Jones Mr. H. Daniel Jones III Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. KaneMrs. Patricia S. Katterjohn Mr. John B. Keefe Ms. Mary Cary Kendall Mr. Timothy C. Kerr Mr. and Mrs. R. Calvin Keyser Ms. Page S. Kidder Mrs. Patricia R. King 6CAPT and Mrs. William L. King Mrs. William H. Klinedinst Mrs. James R. Knight, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Peter I. C. Knowles II Mr. and Mrs. Robert KochMr. Robert A. Kohan Mr. and Mrs. Brian Konkel Mr. Cliff Krug Ms. Gene J. Kubal Robert and Vera Kuhn Ms. Kimberly D. Kyser Mrs. Richard Henry Lee Laird, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. James H. LandrumMr. and Mrs. Mark LaNoueRon and Rose LargettSara M. LaserChris and Pat Lattin Mrs. Sherry Laws Mrs. Clare M. Learn 6Ms. Linda Lee Mr. and Mrs. Richard Henry Lee III Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. LeeMrs. W. Edward Lee Mr. William Swain Lee Mr. and Mrs. William T. Lenzi Dr. Barbara LesterMr. Charles T. Levering Evans and Faye Lewis Mr. John E. Lewis, Jr.Ms. Lynette Lichenstein Elizabeth Lilley Mrs. Jean L. Linton 6Mrs. Aldra B. Lloyd Mrs. Martin Lobkowicz Mr. and Mrs. John W. Longfi eld Ms. Terea Luckert Mr. and Mrs. William F. G. Lykes Dr. Ann I. Ma


Mrs. Miriam MacCarthy Mr. Robert U. MacDonald Mrs. Margaret D. MacKenzie Mr. Osborne P. Mackie James and Lorraine Maetzold Fairlie Arant Maginnes Mr. Hector I. MaldonadoMr. David S. Malyevac Mrs. Ann W. Mangels 6Mrs. Julian M. Marshall Mrs. Ann M. Martin Mrs. Williams Swift Martin III The Mason Family Mrs. George Mason IIIMrs. Marguerite A. Maxfi eld Mrs. Mary Maxfi eld Mr. William B. Maxwell III 6Mr. H. William McAtee Mrs. Catherine McCarthy Dr. William M. McCarty Ms. Camilla McCaslinDee McCleskey Mr. and Mrs. Jesse McCorvey Mr. John Lee McDougal Mr. and Mrs. Bruce McElfresh Ms. Margaret F. V. McGehee Mike and Almeda McKenney Robert N. and Jean B. McKenney Mr. Michael J. McKeon Mrs. Pamela P. McMullinThe McNiel Family Mrs. Benjamin W. Mears, Jr.Mrs. Gwendolyn S. MeredithMrs. Pamela B. MerrimanMrs. Elizabeth S. Miller Mr. Jeffrey L. Miller Mrs. Elena G. Millie Mr. and Mrs. Joe F. Mills Mr. J. Scott MitchellMr. and Mrs. John Montgomery Mrs. Deborah S. MooneyMr. and Mrs. Nathaniel H. Morison III Mr. and Mrs. William J. Morris, Jr.Morton G. and Nancy P. Thalhimer Foundation 6Mrs. W. Wallace Morton, Jr. Mr. Thomas E. Moseley Bridget McGrath Moss Dr. Vicky Moss Mrs. Pamela H. Muir Mrs. Anne H. Murchison Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. Murphy III Mrs. W. Lewis Nalls, Jr. Mrs. Carolyn P. Neal Mrs. Carol NelsonMrs. Lois Loucks Nixon Mrs. Julia Lewis Nofsinger CAPT and Mrs. Gerard J. Nolan Ian and Lynne Norfl eet Mr. and Mrs. James T. Norman Mrs. Yvonne Norwood Mr. and Mrs. William H. NuckolsMs. Margaret M. O’Bryant Mrs. George D. O’Day Mr. and Mrs. John F. O’NeilMr. Robert B. Osburn, Jr. Mrs. Evelyn Ward Overton Dr. John A. Owen, Jr.

Jane M. Packett 6Mr. John G. Padden Ms. Jill J. ParkAnn Blair Adams ParkeDr. and Mrs. Edwin P. Parker III 6Mr. and Mrs. George Parker Hamilton ParksMr. and Mrs. Robert Patton Mrs. John C. Paty IIICharles and Catherine Payne Phyllis and Nelson PelletierMr. and Mrs. Herbert W. PelleyMs. Marjorie L. Pendergast Mrs. Betty B. Penley Jay and Becky Perkinson LTC Henry W. Persons, Jr. Mr. Robert K. PettusCOL and Mrs. James H. Phillips Mr. Mike Piccione and Ms. Michele O’Connell Mrs. Caroline PiersonMs. Angie Plante The Hon. Kenneth R. Plum Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Poland Mrs. Kim Pollack Mr. and Mrs. Albert C. Pollard, Sr. Mr. Lewis B. Pollard 6 Mrs. Catherine T. PorterMr. and Mrs. Richard B. PostDr. and Mrs. James R. Prince Ms. Julia H. Pritchard Mrs. Dianne E. PritchettMr. and Mrs. Theodore S. ProxmireMs. Elizabeth B. Pryor Mrs. Leslie T. Pugh Mrs. Patricia P. PughDr. and Mrs. James Putnam Dr. and Mrs. Edgar Ragsdale Mr. Gary Rake Mrs. John H. Randolph Mr. and Mrs. Thomas T. Rankin Rappahannock Colonial Heritage Society, Inc. Mrs. Leslie E. Ravenell Anne L. Reath 6Mr. and Mrs. J. William Reid 6 Mrs. F. Turner Reuter, Jr. Lucy Rhame Mr. Alden B. Richardson III Mrs. Betty M. Richardson Dr. and Mrs. Mark A. Richardson Mr. and Mrs. David Richenstein Mr. and Mrs. Norman Rickles Mrs. Florence O. Ridderhof The Hon. Henry Ridgely Mr. and Mrs. Robert Riley, Jr.Mrs. Judy Ripley Mr. John S. Rippey and Ms. Susan A. Walker Mrs. T. Williams Roberts, Jr. 6Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Robertson III Mrs. James T. Robertson Mr. Charles G. Rock Mrs. Stuart W. RockwellMrs. Louis B. Rodenberg, Jr. Mrs. Emma Matheson Roe 6Ms. Lucy M. Rogers 6Lynne and Steven Rogers Patricia and William Rogers The Hon. and Mrs. James Rosebush

Mr. Charles S. RosenfeldMrs. Kathleen M. RossMrs. Terence P. Ross 6Dr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Rowan Mr. and Mrs. Kendall F. Rowe, Sr.Mr. William R. Rowe, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Walter S. Rowland, Jr.JoAnne Ruffa Mr. John D. RuffnerMrs. Ernest F. Ruppe Mr. John Mosby Russell Mr. and Mrs. John M. Rust Penelope deB. Saffer Mrs. James A. Saltsman Mrs. Leah L. Samuels Maria Carter Satterfi eld Mr. and Mrs. Michael Scales Mrs. Rita D. Schepmoes Mrs. William C. SchockMrs. Francis P. Sears III 6 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel L. Semegen Mrs. Gail F. Serfaty Mrs. Albert E. Sheldon Ms. Kimberley I. Shepard Mr. Wayne W. ShieldsSho Nuff Bar B Q Mr. and Mrs. Brad Simmons Mr. John W. Simpson Mrs. Elizabeth G. SissonMrs. Virginia Slaughter Mr. James W. Slicer Mr. and Mrs. Charles U. Slick Mrs. F. F. Smart, Jr. Mr. Bruce Smith Mr. J. Patrick Smith Mr. J. Marshall Smith Mr. Morgan Smith Patricia M. Smith Mr. Paul W. Smith Mr. Raymond G. SmithDr. and Mrs. Renick M. Smith Mr. Roy E. Smith, Jr.Mrs. Francesca R. Smoot Mrs. John R. Smucker III Mrs. W. Latimer Snowdon, Jr. Ms. Jill F. Snyder Miss Melanie Sorensen Barbara Crews Speece Mrs. T. Alexander Speer Mr. and Mrs. George C. Spencer Mrs. June B. Spencer Mr. and Mrs. Mark SpoonerMr. William S. Spotswood, Jr.Mr. Robert G. Stainback Mr. Barry W. Starke Mr. Philip Steinberg Larry L. Stephenson, M.D. Craig and Belinda Stevens Mr. Frederick Stevens Mr. and Mrs. Lenhardt S. Stevens Gerald and Erika Still Mr. Stanley W. Stillman Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey W. StoneMr. and Mrs. Jason StoneMr. and Mrs. Art Strawbridge Mrs. R. Garnett Strother Ms. Lynne D. Strum


Mrs. Regina F. Stuck Mrs. Joyce B. Sudduth Summers Family Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Swindells Mr. and Mrs. Ian Sydell Greg and Sue Tait Mrs. Edward S. Taylor Mrs. Rose C. Taylor Mrs. Teresa M. Thakur 6Polly Theban Ms. Jennifer L. Theoret Dr. and Mrs. A. Henry Thomas Carol and Marlin Thomas J. Steve and Phyllis Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Daniel D. Thomas Mrs. Sue Ann Thomas Francie and Tom Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Thompson Mr. E. William Thomson The Hon. Patricia S. Ticer Mr. Curtis E. Tipton Mrs. Nancy T. Traylor Mr. Vincent Travaglini The Hon. J. Randolph Tucker, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Stanley C. Tucker Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. UllmanMr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Usher Mrs. Priscilla D. VaughanMr. William E. Vaughan Mr. Paul W. Vaughn Ms. Louise M. Velletri The Rev. and Mrs. Oliver R. VietorZedda M. Viets Mrs. Janet Wade Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Wakefi eld Mrs. Mary M. Walker Mrs. Rebecca S. Walker Mr. Stevenson T. Walker Mrs. William M. Walker, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. William Walls Mrs. Dorothy S. Ward Mr. Earle R. Ware II Anne Ritchie Waring 6Ms. Sue Warner Mrs. William C. Washburn, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Wasmund Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. WatermanMr. and Mrs. George Webb Mr. John W. WeberMr. and Mrs. William M. Webster III Mr. and Mrs. Beverley R. Wellford Hartley and Kevin Wensing Mr. E. Stuart Wenzel Mrs. Susan S. WernerMrs. Murrell R. Werth Mr. and Mrs. Ralph W. West, Jr. 6 Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. West 6Mrs. Anne B. Wetzel Edgar V. Wheeler Ms. Constance V. R. White Mrs. Mary D. White Ms. Nancy White Mr. Stephen T. White Mr. and Mrs. David O. Whitman Mr. and Mrs. William A. Whitsell, Jr.Deborah Corsa Whittaker Mr. Warren T. Whittaker

Mr. Larry Stanton Wiese Mr. Lewis S. Wiley Mrs. Frances B. WilkinsMrs. Ormonde D. Wilkinson Mr. Carl R. Williams, Jr. Dr. Carrington Williams, Jr. Joan Beauregard Williams Ms. Nancy K. Wilson Mrs. Robert E. Wilson Dr. Mervyn W. Wingfi eld Mr. and Mrs. Gordon D. Wishard Mr. and Mrs. Wallace A. Withers Mr. Thomas A. Wolf Mrs. Anne P. Wolski LTGEN and Mrs. C. Norman Wood Mr. and Mrs. Norris E. Woodburn 6 Mr. and Mrs. William H. Woody, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Daniel O. Worthington, Jr. Mrs. Jackie Worthy Mary Denny Wray Ms. Elizabeth Lee Wright Mrs. Gladys J. Wright 6 Mr. and Mrs. Jon Yagla Howard and Jeanette Yarus Mrs. Leanna C. YeatmanMrs. Nancy B. Yeaw Mr. Logan Yonce Mr. and Mrs. Howard L. YorkMr. Dwayne A. Young Mr. and Mrs. Randy Young Ms. Valerie J. Zbrzezna Mr. and Mrs. Rex C. Zerby Mrs. Sarah L. Zimmerman Mr. Carl Zirkle

6 True Lee Society members are loyal and committed donors to Stratford Hall who have made contributions annually for at least 10 years.

Contribution LevelsLee Circle $5,000 and aboveFounder $1,000 - $4,999Delegate $500 - $999Patriot $100 - $499Associate Under $100

Memorial and Honorary Gifts

In Memory of Mr. William B. Alexander VMrs. William B. Alexander V

In Memory of Peter C. Bance, Jr.Allison Crutcher McAshan

In Memory of Diana Brookins BarrettMr. Ernest Clifford Barrett III

In Memory of Mr. Andrew Noland BaurMr. and Mrs. Warren A. Stephens

In Memory of Mr. William Houston BlountMr. and Mrs. Franklin L. BurkeMr. and Mrs. W. Hunter deButts, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. E. Kimbark MacColl, Jr.Rod and Barbara MundyMr. and Mrs. Isaac N. Smith IV

Mr. and Mrs. Warren A. StephensMrs. Elizabeth Stuart ValentineMrs. Calvin L. Wells

In Memory of Norma Bryan BrawleyMrs. Norma B. Dugger

In Memory of William BenthallMr. and Mrs. William Bristor, Jr.

In Memory of Josephine V. CauffmanMr. D. Hughes Cauffman

In Memory of Mr. James R. C. CobbMr. and Mrs Franklin L. Burke

In Memory of Barrie M. CollinsDr. Robert E. Collins

In Memory of Wilhelmina Laird CravenMr. David L. Craven

In Memory of Richard Lee EpesMr. Earle R. Ware II

In Memory of Jean Virginia Gaskill FarraMr. Robert M. Farra

In Memory of Elene Essary GillMr. John W. Gill

In Memory of Margaret GregoryMr. Andrew Gregory

In Memory of Dot GriswoldMr. Jack Griswold III

In Memory of Mary Rushton HaskellMr. Wyatt Rushton Haskell

In Memory of MAJ E.F. Hertling, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Dwyer

In Memory of Billie HilliardMs. Nancy H. Campbell

In Memory of Mr. Edwin Y. HinesMr. and Mrs. Nathan V. Hendricks III

In Memory of Mr. Iredell W. IglehartMrs. James R.C. CobbMr. and Mrs. W. Hunter deButts, Jr.Dr. and Mrs. Iredell W. Iglehart IIIMr. and Mrs. E. Kimbark MacColl, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. MillerMr. and Mrs. Theodore W. PriceMr. and Mrs. Richard Stowers SmithMr. and Mrs. Isaac N. Smith IVMr. and Mrs. Warren A. Stephens

In Memory of Esther and Frank JohnsonMr. and Mrs. D. Digges Morgan III

In Memory of Katharine McCook KnoxMrs. Richard A. Smith, Jr.


In Memory of Mr. Charles D. Lanier and Mrs. May Field LanierThe Charles Hosmer Morse Foundation, Inc.

In Memory of Mr. John N. LeeMrs. John N. Lee

In Memory of Mrs. Margaret LuckertMs. Terea Luckert

In Memory of Mrs. Lizora MillerMrs. Mildred Hayes CrossMr. and Mrs. W. Hunter deButts, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. James C. Hamilton, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. H. Winston Holt IIIMr. and Mrs. Clay Tillman JacksonMrs. Matt P. JordanMr. and Mrs. E. Kimbark MacColl, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Lewis N. Miller, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Theodore W. PriceMr. and Mrs. C. B. Robertson IIIMr. and Mrs. Matthew G. ThompsonMr. and Mrs. S. Pierce Walmsley IVMr. Clifford M. YonceMr. Logan YonceMr. and Mrs. Samuel McClay Yonce

In Memory of Mrs. Phebe MixterMr. and Mrs. W. Hunter deButts, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Field, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Nathan V. Hendricks IIIMr. and Mrs. Clay Tillman JacksonMr. and Mrs. E. Kimbark MacColl, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Theodore W. PriceMrs. Burgess P. Standley

In Memory of Ludwell Lee MontagueMr. and Mrs. Willard S. Grant

In Memory of Charles M. NightingaleMr. Clayton S. Nightingale

In Memory of Jaquelin W. NottinghamMrs. John R. Pearson

In Memory of Edwin M. ParryMrs. Emily R. Parry

In Memory of Mrs. Joanne C. ReberMr. and Mrs. William E. GarnerMr. and Mrs. Warren A. Stephens

In Memory of The Hon. Stuart Wesson RockwellMr. and Mrs. D. Digges Morgan III

In Memory of Jane Yeatman SavageMr. and Mrs. Frederick T. J. Clement, Jr.

In Memory of Mr. Matthew R. SimmonsMrs. Matthew R. SimmonsOtter Island FoundationMr. and Mrs. Theodore W. PriceMr. and Mrs. Isaac N. Smith IV

In Memory of Pvt. Osgood Knox JonesMr. Curtis E. Tipton

In Memory of Carter & Toole WellfordMr. and Mrs. Walter Speed Rowland

In Memory of Karl F. WengerMrs. Karlynn W. Bucher

In Memory of Mrs. Walter C. WhiteMrs. Richard K. Anderson

In Memory of Berney T. WilburnMr. John Ashby Wilburn

In Memory of Virginia Ashby WilburnMr. John Ashby Wilburn

In Memory of Richard Pardee WilliamsJoan Beauregard Williams

In Honor of Jenny Ewing Allen & John C. Allen, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. John C. Allen

In Honor of Susan H. BaileyMr. Robert K. Bailey III

In Honor of Mary Jane BrockBob and Cynthia Schaffner

In Honor of Justice Robert L. BrownMrs. Charlotte B. Brown

In Honor of Dale CabotNeil and Elise Wallace

In Honor of Paula CalhounMr. and Mrs. Morin M. Scott, Jr.

In Honor of The Hon. John H. ChichesterMr. and Mrs. Richard Chichester

In Honor of In Honor of Stuart CobbDr. and Mrs. A. Henry Thomas

In Honor of Rosalind Cross and Rhett GanoMr. and Mrs. D. Digges Morgan III

In Honor of Elaine R. DemingMr. and Mrs. Carl Sewell

In Honor of Mrs. Addie M. DonnanMrs. Melinda G. Rath Lee

In Honor of Mrs. Allison FlemingJohn and Colleen BurgesonMr. and Mrs. Robert J. FlemingMr. and Mrs. Robert Riley, Jr.

In Honor of Dede GilbertMr. Steven CollinsMr. Mike GibbonsMrs. Ann M. MartinMr. and Mrs. Art StrawbridgeMrs. Susan S. Werner

In Honor of Custis GloverMr. and Mrs. David Tanner

In Honor of David Francis HeidenDavid and Amy Heiden

In Honor of James Robert HeidenDavid and Amy Heiden

In Honor of Mrs. Kathy HendricksMs. Annette J. HinesLyle and Nancy MinterMr. and Mrs. Thomas T. RankinMr. and Mrs. Thomas Haynes Whitney

In Honor of Mrs. Martha Anne JacksonMr. and Mrs. Donald W. AltmaierMr. and Mrs. Rick CrowderMrs. Catherine JonesMrs. W. Latimer Snowdon, Jr.

In Honor of Mrs. Hope JonesMrs. Mary Louise StrongMrs. Thomas Swan, Jr.

In Honor of Franny KansteinerMs. Jane M. Carter

In Honor of Mrs. Dedi KnoxMs. Elaine D. MarshallMrs. Julie Ross

In Honor of Mr. William David Knox IIMs. Elaine D. Marshall

In Honor of Mrs. Robert deT. Lawrence IVMr. and Mrs. Henry Baxley, Jr.

In Honor of Mrs. E. Kimbark MacColl, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Spencer B. DickMr. and Mrs. Charles J. Swindells

In Honor of Anne Williams ManchesterMrs. Diana Manchester Barrett

In Honor of Caleb and Chandler MasonGinger and Lloyd Long

In Honor of Kip and Joe McDanielWeb and Peggy Carr

In Honor of Mrs. Frances Lee McDougalMr. John Lee McDougal

In Honor of Mr. Ken McFarlandLyle and Nancy Minter

In Honor of Mrs. Lynn S. MorganMrs. Deborah S. MooneyMargo and Esmond Phelps

In Honor of Mrs. Matthias Plum, Jr.Mrs. Charles F. MooreMrs. Nancy B. YeawLane D. Young

In Honor of Mrs. Carol B. PriceMr. and Mrs. Richard H. Catlett, Jr.Ms. Anne S. CockrellMr. and Mrs. Marion D. Hargrove, Jr.Ms. Lila Putney


In Honor of Mr. Theodore W. PriceMr. and Mrs. Richard H. Catlett, Jr.Ms. Lila Putney

In Honor of Dr. Paul C. ReberMr. John T. Beaty, Jr.

In Honor of Trish RefoMembers of the American Bar Association

In Honor of Mrs. Anne W. RogersMr. John P. Wells

In Honor of Mrs. Mary RogersMrs. Janet I. Field

In Honor of Mr. and Mrs. Dalton D. Ruffi n, Jr.Mr. Dalton D. Ruffi n

In Honor of Ellen SimmonsSusan Keeton

In Honor of Mrs. Josephine SmithMr. Colin Kennedy

In Honor of Mrs. Isaac Noyes Smith IVMrs. Elizabeth Early ChiltonAnna L. LawsonMr. George W. Logan

In Honor of Mrs. Caroline StandleyMr. Joseph Peter Spang

In Honor of Mrs. Harriet C. StephensKevin and Cindy BurnsMrs. James R.C. CobbMark and Laura DoramusMr. and Mrs. Harry C. Erwin IIIMrs. John J. FlakeMrs. Dupont Guerry IIIMrs. Robin S. GuerryMr. and Mrs. Morin M. Scott, Jr.

In Honor of Mr. Warren A. StephensMark and Laura DoramusMr. and Mrs. Harry C. Erwin III

In Honor of Mrs. Lisa SutphinMrs. Raymond F. DuBois, Jr.

In Honor of Frances W. ThomasMr. John P. Wells

In Honor of Ann and Sam TrufantMs. Michele Trufant

In Honor of Mrs. Mollie Van DevenderMr. and Mrs. Archie ManningDr. and Mrs. Bill SneedMr. and Mrs. Jim Stansell

In Honor of Mrs. Liz VyvyanMr. and Mrs. Warren J. CoxMr. and Mrs. D. Digges Morgan III

In Honor of Mrs. Beverley R. WellfordMrs. Ernest F. Ruppe

In Honor of Mrs. Anne WellsMr. John P. Wells

In Honor of Col. Elisa Viers WhiteMr. William B. Canfi eld III

In Honor of Col. James T. White, Jr.Mrs. James T. White, Jr.

In Honor of Mrs. Courtenay S. WilsonMrs. Patricia H. ClarksonMrs. Dupont Guerry IIIMrs. Robin S. Guerry

In Honor of Mrs. Mary H. WilsonMrs. Orme Wilson, Jr.

In Honor of Mrs. Page Murrell WoltzMr. and Mrs. James Myers

Non-Monetary Gifts

Mr. and Mrs. Robert K. Bailey IIIMrs. Joseph Bryan IIIMr. and Mrs. Thomas H. DeLashmuttMr. and Mrs. Claiborne DemingMrs. Dorothy P. GilbertMrs. Nathan V. Hendricks IIIMrs. Thomas C. JacksonMrs. Walter H. Kansteiner IIIMrs. E. Kimbark MacColl, Jr.Ms. Paula M. MaddenMr. and Mrs. Theodore W. PriceMrs. Dalton D. Ruffi n, Jr.Mrs. Thomas D. Rutherfoord, Jr.Seeds of ChangeMr. and Mrs. Warren A. StephensMrs. Cita SuratgarMrs. W. C. ThomsonMs. Eileen WellsMrs. William K. Woltz, Jr.

Friends of Stratford Hall Committee Chairmen

District of ColumbiaMrs. R. Hilles Graham

MassachusettsMrs. Samuel P.M. Gray

VirginiaAlexandriaMrs. Michael T. Bradshaw

Blue RidgeMrs. Fraser I.J. Wallace

EssexMrs. L. David Butler, Jr.Mrs. Muscoe R. H. Garnett, Jr.

FredericksburgMrs. R. Hunter MorinMrs. W. Angus MuirMrs. Ronald F. Rosner

King GeorgeMrs. Frank. B. Taylor

LancasterMrs. C. Jackson Simmons

Richmond CountyMrs. Richard A. Farmar IIIMrs. John H. Morris IVMrs. Thom Austin

Richmond CityMrs. Andrew McLean

WestmorelandMrs. Thomas BakerMrs. William D. Jenkins


Advisory Panels

National Council

The Honorable John Hager, ChairRichmond, Virginia

H. Furlong BaldwinBaltimore, Maryland

The Hon. John H. ChichesterReedville, Virginia

Martha Anne JacksonDover, Delaware

James LeeWashington, DC

R. Hunter MorinFredericksburg, Virginia

Carol B. PriceRichmond, Virginia

Philip ReeseWilmington, Delaware

Alice SiegelRichmond, Virginia

Advisory Panel For Historic Resources

Hugh C. Miller, FAIA, ChairRichmond, Virginia

J. Timothy Keller, FASLALandscape Architecture, College of DesignIowa State UniversityAmes, Iowa

Calder C. LothRichmond, Virginia

Carl LounsburyArchitectural Research DepartmentColonial Williamsburg FoundationWilliamsburg, Virginia

The Reverend W. Brown Morton IIIProfessor EmertiusDepartment of Historic PreservationUniversity of Mary WashingtonFredericksburg, Virginia

Dennis PogueAssociate Director of RestorationMount Vernon Ladies’ AssociationMount Vernon, Virginia

Advisory Panel For Historic Interiors

Ronald L. Hurst, ChairVice-President & Chief Curator

The Colonial Williamsburg FoundationWilliamsburg, Virginia

Susan BorchardtPrivate ConsultantWashington, D.C.

Ellen K. DonaldPrivate ConsultantAlexandria, VA

Mrs. Dedi Knox Honorary DirectorStratford Hall

Ms. Elizabeth M. LaurentDirector of Historical ResourcesGirard CollegeArdmore, PA

Robert LeathChief CuratorVice President, Collections & ResearchOld Salem Museums & GardensWinston-Salem, North Carolina

Ms. Betty C. Leviner Department of Historical ResearchColonial WilliamsburgWilliamsburg, Virginia

Beverley W. RowlandHonorary DirectorStratford Hall

Matt WebsterArchitectural ConservatorColonial Williamsburg FoundationWilliamsburg, Virginia

Joyce W. WellfordFormer Director of Cultural ResourcesStratford Hall

Camille WellsArchitectural HistorianLecturer, Department of HistoryCollege of William & MaryWilliamsburg, Virginia

Related AdvisorCharles HummelCurator EmeritusWinterthur Museum

Advisory Panel For Historic Gardens

Ms. Peggy L. Cornett, ChairCurator of PlantsThe Thomas Jefferson Memorial FoundationCharlottesville,Virginia

Mr. Wayne AmosAlexandria, Virginia

Mrs. Charlotte S. BenjaminRestoration Committee Liaison Garden Club of Virginia Arlington, Virginia

Mrs. Gay BarclayHonorary DirectorStratford Hall

Gail Collmann Griffi nDirector of Gardens Dumbarton OaksWashington, D.C.

Mr. Don HaynieRaphine, Virginia

Mrs. Kathy HendricksBoard Member LiaisonDirector for GeorgiaStratford Hall

Beate JensenGari Melchers Home and Studio at BelmontFredericksburg, Virginia

Kenneth M. McFarlandProject Consultant Former Director of EducationStratford Hall

Phillip WatsonPhillip Watson Designs, Inc.Atlanta, Georgia


Administration

Paul C. Reber, PhDExecutive Director

Rear Admiral Thomas E. Bass III, U.S. Navy RetiredExecutive Director Emeritus

Elizabeth B. SharpeExecutive Secretary

Helena B. OmohundroDirector, Budget & Finance

Betty M. BransonAccounting Specialist I

Moira C. HoldrenDevelopment Director

Regina A. PittsAnnual Fund Coordinator

James E. SchepmoesDirector, Public Relations/Marketing

Education, Preservation and Research

Judith S. HynsonDirector, Research and Library Collections

Abigail NewkirkDirector, Interpretation and Education

Jon M. BachmanEducational Events Coordinator

Gretchen M. GoodellCurator

Denise Y. ThompsonMuseum Technician

Phillip R. MarkDirector, Preservation

Operations

David D. MarksDirector, Maintenance and Security

James E. JonesAssistant Director, Maintenance and Security

Thomas T. MolesDirector, Gardens & Grounds

Auxillary Services

Janet G. BransonDirector, Gift Shop

Visitor Center/Gatekeepers: Benjamin Bowen, Larry Crawford, John Mulholland

Housekeeping: Teresa L. Self, Rebecca D. Painter, Joyce Brown

Plantation Operations: Randolph T. Jones, Bonnie Moles, William Brown, Paul Compton, Troy Moles

Maintenance/Security: Millard Bryant, Frances Churchill, Wesley Churchill, Samuel Newman, Ralph Brann

Gift Shop: Gail Jones, Geraldine Burrell, Melody Veit

Lodging: Lesley Brooks

Interpretive: Martha Newman, Helen Brann, Eleanor Jones, Charlene Becker, Edna Mae Oliff, Nancy Paulisch, Marilyn Cottrell, Ellen Gasser, Elizabeth Doerken, Edward Doerken, Elizabeth Kennedy, Rita Wagstaff, Judith Jamison, Mary Bowman, Melody Veit, Gene Beverly, Helen Beverly, Jon Burrell, Jamie Catron, Elizabeth Oakes

Dining Room: Deborah Boswell, Eunice Kilmon, Diana Kilmon, Kathy Johnson, Benja Gladden

Mill: Steven Bashore, Robert Hundley, Roger Gallagher

Volunteers: Bob Daley, Maurice Capone, Mickey Pitts, Lou Thomas, Steven Kesterson, John Henry, Kathleen Hoover, Karen Hawthorne, Robert Delano, Westmoreland Bowhunters

Staff & Volunteers

Support Staff
