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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 stunning period landscape, was home to one of the �rst American Impressionist art colonies and consists of 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.

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Cos Cob, Connecticut 06807 2012–13annual report

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June 30, 2013 June 30, 2012

Unrestricted Funds

RevenuesContributions & Grants $790,239 $545,358 van der Stricht Gi� 0 465,341 Tuition & Fees 61,600 52,644 Memberships 53,033 45,598 Rental Income 66,175 36,988Special Events (net) 298,479 333,820 Return on Investments 87,258 17,301Other Income 11,535 5,989 Assets Released from Restricted Contributions & Grants 179,124 208,137

Total Revenues & Assets Released 1,547,443 1,711,176

ExpensesPrograms & Services 765,499 652,956 Support 329,319 290,717 Fundraising 314,713 316,935

Total Expenses 1,409,531 1,260,608

Operating Gain (Loss) 137,912 450,568

All Funds

Balance SheetCash & Equivalents 607,455 587,341 Other Current Assets 40,394 34,671 Long-Term Investments 5,099,659 4,689,857 Property, Equipment & Furnishings (net of depreciation) 6,610,312 6,405,292 Liabilities (62,383) (36,146)

Net Assets 12,295,437 11,681,015

Fund BalanceUnrestricted Board Designated 761,060 855,236 General 6,825,713 6,550,807Temporarily Restricted 1,173,506 740,574Permanently Restricted (excluding appreciation of $783,611) 3,535,158 3,534,398

Total Fund Balance 12,295,437 11,681,015

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

Financial HighlightsTREASURER’S COMMENTS: �e �nances of the Historical Society continue to be strong. For the �rst time, net assets exceeded $12 million. Performance of the Endowment Fund (permanently restricted) was excellent, adding appreciation of $474,000 for the year. Special thanks go to Fraser Beede for her expert oversight of the investment portfolio. Operations resulted in a gain for the year, and operating expenses were on budget. Our fall fundraisers, including the Antiquarius Holiday House Tour and Boutique, contributed $298,000 to revenue. Finally, as always, your continued support is deeply appreciated. —Bruce Dixon, Vice Chairman and TreasurerDear Members, Patrons and Friends:

�e Greenwich Historical Society �lls a critical community role in the events, people and places that constitute the fabric of the 373-year history of the Town of Greenwich. �is “institutional memory” is the product of the Society’s archival, museum, exhibition, publication and educational initiatives over the past 82 years. �e past year constitutes yet another successful chapter in ful�lling our role.

�is report highlights programs presented with our many community partners and illustrates the exciting variety of educational approaches, including lectures, tours, school programs, excursions, music programs, festivals and storytelling. A major community highlight was the celebration of the town’s Italian American heritage in our exhibition From Italy to America. �e Town joined the celebration with a ceremony recognizing Rose and Morra de Sanctis as sister cities in Italy. Also, an Emmy award-winning creative director featured 44 Greenwich families in a �lm created for the occasion, archival materials concerning Italian immigration to Greenwich were added to the Society’s collections, and the town’s Italian heritage was celebrated in music, song, food and wine.

We continued to expand the history and preservation sections of our Web site with informative resources that include a brief history of Greenwich, a map and guide to Greenwich historical communities, a description of the notable archival collections that we preserve and a list of Greenwich landmarks and historic designations. Our online articles on Greenwich Patch and the Greenwich Daily Voice reached many new readers and expanded the audience for our publication programs.

Pivotal to our mission, the Greenwich Historical Society plays an essential role in inspiring and deepening understanding of local and American history through education programs for all ages. �is year marked the completion of a �ve-year partnership with the Hamilton Avenue Elementary School that integrated museum programs with the �rst through ��h graders’

curricula focusing on art and history. Over 3,700 students participated in the Society’s diverse educational programs during the past year.

We celebrated the replacement of the cedar roof on Bush-Holley House, our National Historic Landmark, and the restoration of the dormer to the artists’ studio with a stunning art exhibition. �e exhibition featured 26 works of art from 16 lenders and demonstrated the wide range of spaces in which turn-of-the-20th-century artists lived and worked. It also provided visitors with the opportunity to deepen their understanding of the Bush-Holley House’s role in American history as the site of an important school of American Impressionist artists.

�e Historical Society has made important progress in developing a vision for the integration of the recently acquired Toby’s Tavern at 47 Strickland Road into our historic site. A Historic Structure Report and Feasibility Study were completed (see page 16) as part of reviewing the exciting opportunities o�ered by our expanded Strickland Road campus. Our objective is to develop a campus that will enable the Society to o�er materially enhanced services to Greenwich in ful�llment of our vital community role.

�ese accomplishments were made possible through the stellar commitment and support of our stalwart members, distinguished trustees, dedicated professional sta�, devoted volunteers, community partners and generous patrons and donors. We extend a warm thank you to each of you for your crucial participation and generous contributions during the past year.

Sincerely,

Davidde Strackbein, Chairman

Debra Mecky, Executive Director

Letter from the Chairman and Executive Director

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(clockwise from top) Reinstallation of Elmer MacRae’s Studio in Bush-Holley House, 2012

Elmer Livingston MacRae, Madeline Hope MacRae, 1905, Pastel on paper, Anonymous Gi�, 1996.07

Constant MacRae in Elmer MacRae’s Studio in Bush-Holley House, ca. 1901, Photograph, William E. Finch, Jr. Archives

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

Special �anksDeborah and Chuck Royce are well known to Greenwich organizations (and beyond) as generous and wise philanthropists. Deborah currently serves on the Greenwich Historical Society Board of Directors and Chuck on the Advisory Council. �ey are passionate about the Cos Cob art colony and made a two-year commitment to help us preserve and interpret its art and history. �eir $300,000 gi� enabled us to restore the roof on Bush-Holley House, reconstruct a 1902 dormer in this National Historic Landmark to better tell its history as a studio for artists, and bring two signi�cant art exhibitions to fruition with catalogs to document new scholarship. In fall 2012 we presented A Good Light: �e Artist’s Studio in Cos Cob and Beyond, curated by Susan G. Larkin. �e New Spirit and the Cos Cob Art Colony: Before and A�er the Armory Show, curated by Valerie Ann Leeds, opened in October 2013. We are grateful to the Royces for making possible these very special projects.

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It was a another busy year featuring two major exhibitions in the Storehouse Gallery along with an exhibition that asked artists to look at our own Bush-Holley House with new eyes in celebration of the 100th anniversary of the Greenwich Art Society. We encouraged the love of history and preservation through lively and engaging programs. Not only did we expand on our exhibition subjects through lectures, but we also o�ered dynamic hands-on history and art programs, book talks, concerts, �eld trips and tours for all ages.

2012–13 Highlights

exhibitions

From Italy to America1. Opening night in the Gallery

2. Exhibition banner

3. Exhibition discovery session

4. Festa Al Fresco Chair Karen Koetter

5. Mayor Stefano Leone (Rose, Italy), Town Ambassador-at-Large Bea Crumbine, executive director Debra Mecky, guest curator Kathie Bennewitz, Deputy Mayor Roberto Barbiere (Rose, Italy) and Mayor Gerardo Capozza (Morra de Sanctis, Italy) at opening reception

6. Young pasta maker at Famiglia Italia Second Sunday Family Program

7. Father Matthew Mauriello serves up a lesson in Italian cuisine

8. A view of the installation

9. Gemellaggio (Twin Cities) Ceremony at Town Hall: Mayor Stefano Leone and First Selectman Peter Tesei

Greenwich Community Artists1. Exhibitors Lily McCarthy and

Kathie Milligan

New Century, New Eye Exhibition2. Sharing a Palette by Carol Dixon

A Good Light1. Exhibition banner

2. Lecturer Kate Johnson

3. Exhibition Curator Susan Larkin with lead donor Chuck Royce

4. View of the installation

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1. Three generations of the Fiorito Family at Hamilton Avenue Reception

2. Students from Miss Riccio’s third-grade class show off their handiwork

3. Class visit to Bush-Holley House

4. Create Your Own Impressions Workshop

5. Anna Greco, Curator of Education, Greenwich Historical Society with fifth-grade student docents: left to right, front row: Carlos Flores, Ryan LePietra, Rachel Kessler, Anika Gupta, Isabel Wilson; back row: Victoria DeLaurentis, Glen Rivas

1. Story Barn: Mixed Bag, Storytellers Carl Higbie, Dennis O’Hearn, Catherine Ladnier, Laurie Newkirk, Maria Higbie with program organizer and board member Bonnie Levison

2. William C. Crooks Distinguished Lecturer Kenneth Jackson

3. Secrets of the Red Book Lecture at Indian Harbor Yacht Club, Ted Graves

4. Harry Sakamaki and Catherine Ladnier with Greenwich High School students who performed in Future Day of Radiant Peace at Greenwich Reads Together program cosponsored with Greenwich Library

5. John Barricelli autographs copies of The Seasonal Baker at his book talk

6. Phil Matthews, Jim Kawaishan (of Vineyard Brands, who generously provided wine for the Harvest Supper) and Terry Rogers Matthews at the Harvest Supper

1. Family Portraits: The Bortner-Hirszman Family proudly display their work

2. Holiday Puppet Show, No Strings Marionettes’ performance of Wasabi, A Dragon’s Tale

3. Halloween at Bush-Holley Historic Site in partnership with the Junior League

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Antiquarius 2013 Volunteer Kicko� Luncheon

1. Luncheon Hostess Deborah Royce with daughter Alexandra Porter

2. Tiffany Burnette and Catherine Tompkins

3. 2013 Mother Daughter Design Team and House Tour Chairs Sandra Morgan and Laird Morgan Tolan

4. 2013 Antiquarius VIPs: top row, Laird Morgan Tolan, Tiffany Burnette, Ashley Allan, Holly Cassin, Sandra Morgan, Catherine Tompkins; bottom row: Davidde Strackbein, Rachel Kelley, Roxanne Vanderbilt, Anne Niemeth, Deborah Royce

5. 2013 Boutique Chairs Holly Cassin and Ashley AllanAntiquarius1. Raising a glass to the Kickoff of Antiquarius

2. Miles Redd lectures at Roll Out the Redd Carpet

3. Mackenzie Faughnan and Darby Wise lend a hand at the Holiday Boutique

4. Miles Redd autographs his Big Book of Chic

5. Jennifer Moross introduces Mr. Redd

6. Antiquarius VIPs Leigh Ann Ryan, Catherine Tompkins, designer/lecturer Miles Redd, Wendy Hearn, Alease Fisher Tallman, Killeen Faughnan and Ashley Allan

Antiques & Art Avant-Garde Greenwich1. Leigh Keno, Anne and Bill Harrison, Jeanine and

Robert Getz

2. Davidde Strackbein, Marjorie MacGraw, Leigh Keno and Vivienne Stevens

3. Lauren and Gray Hampton, James and Susan Larkin, Development Director Anne Bradner

4. Show VIPs Frank Gaglio, Debra Mecky, Chuck and Deborah Royce, Anne and Chuck Niemeth, Lynne Scalo, Tiffany Burnette and Don Casturo, Peter Sutton, Roxanne and Hugh Vanderbilt, Carol and George Crapple

FundraisingContributions, grants and income from special events make it possible for the Greenwich Historical Society to ful�ll its mission. Our donors take pride in Greenwich, are passionate about Greenwich history and show it by giving generously throughout the year.

Highlights from 2012–2013 included the Antiquarius Holiday House Tour and Boutique and a festive evening celebrating design with Miles Redd and his Big Book of Chic. We were thrilled to partner with producer Frank Gaglio and the Bruce Museum to bring a winter antiques show back to Greenwich.

Casino Royale was cancelled in the wake of Hurricane Sandy, but the community contributed generously even without a party.

Membership grew substantially this year, and many gi�s were received for the annual fund, the exhibition patron councils, education programs and the matching fund to make our newly acquired property at 47 Strickland Road ready for immediate use. Our lead donors to the annual fund, known as members of the Greenwich Historic Trust, were honored at a spring event underwritten by �omas Peter�y.

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ADVISORY COUNCILPRESERVATION AND OUTREACH

Nathan R. Allen IIIJennifer BaldockNorma M. BartolSusan BevanEdward H. Bragg, Jr.Carol BrowneCarol CrappleKarin CrooksRoberta DenningLisa EdumundsonPatti FastEllen FunckPamela GoergenJulie GrahamAnne S. HarrisonChristopher C. Holbrook

E. Pendleton JamesAlicia JoslinSusan G. LarkinSally LawrenceSusan LynchJohn W. Mo�y IVJennifer MorossJohn M. MorrisJohn E. NelsonSara NelsonDavid F. OgilvyRussell S. Reynolds, Jr.Charles M. RoyceJohn L. Townsend IIIReba WilliamsIrene Zelinsky

Advisory Council Members

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

2012–13

Spring 2013: Nancy Rubin Stuart Lecture on Marjorie Merriweather Post

1. Sabrina Forsythe and Jack Moffly

2. Cole Rumbough shares a photo of his great-grandmother, Marjorie Merriweather Post

3. Davidde Strackbein, lecturer Nancy Rubin Stuart, event organizers Tom Clephane and Anne Niemeth

Preservation and Outreach1. Operations and Visitor Services

Director Michele Couture and Executive Director Debra Mecky with Rotary Club President Larry Larson

2. Preservation Award recipients Darius and Faith Toraby with Executive Director Debra Mecky and Awards Chairman John Dixon

3. Archivist Christopher Shields lectures at Newcomers Club

�omas P. ClephaneAnne NiemethCo-Chairs

Sabrina ForsytheEvents Chair

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 Landmarks programs 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 Program

1. Landmarks Committee Chairman Jack Morris with Program Chair Alease Fisher Tallman

2. Past Commodore Lynne Smith accepts a plaque for Belle Haven Club

3. Lecturer Sam White addresses the gathering

4. Davidde Strackbein presents the Kjaernested family with Greenwich Landmarks Recognition Plaque

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1. Lecturer Missy Wolfe, Michele Couture and Scott Wolfe

2. Russ Reynolds, Tom Clephane, Tim Schantz

3. Larry Simon, Susan Larkin, Carl Hewitt, Anne and Chuck Niemeth

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BOARD AND STAFF VOLUNTEERS

We are deeply grateful to our volunteers for the many ways they support the Greenwich Historical Society. All of the accomplishments of the past year would not have been possible without your e�orts, good counsel and creativity.

OfficersDavidde E. Strackbein

Chairman Bruce D. Dixon

Vice Chairman and Treasurer David O. Brownwood

SecretaryIsabel Malkin

Corresponding Secretary

TrusteesFraser Bennett BeedeAris G. Crist, AIAPatricia M. DillonSuzanne C. FrankRegina Pitaro GabelliRobert Hinman GetzJessica S. Gu�Myrna Ha�Gray W. Hampton IIICarl H. HewittM.E. KjaernestedBonnie LevisonBarbara 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 TrusteesChandler Bates, Jr.Jan CallowayDorothy M. HallDr. J. Brooks Ho�manJohn W. Mo�y IVMalcolm S. PrayGenevieve ReedGloria Van Norden

2012–13 Board of Trustees

To Our Volunteers

Debra L. Mecky, Ph.D.Executive Director

Barbara BishopDirector of Marketing and

Communications

Anne BradnerDevelopment Director

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

Marilyn MyersMembership and Public

Relations Associate

Keri ReitmanSpecial Events Director

Christopher ShieldsArchivist

Nola TaylorResearcher

Museum DocentsDeborah BonnellChad M. CombsWendy DziurzynskiAlec HoustonLorraine HufnagelLisa MasseyWendy MawhinneyGeorge Busch NostrandBelinda PittHarry Sakamaki LoriBeth TalbotLucy Van AttaLucy Rose Van Atta

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1. The Green Team prunes the grape arbor

2. Antiquarius 2012 chairs Catherine Tompkins, Killeen Faughnan, Leigh Ann Ryan with Development Director Anne Bradner

3. Trustee Pat Dillon and Volunteer of the Year Helen Dixon

4. Volunteer reception organizer Myrna Haft with event underwriter Renee Gallagher of Round Hill Partners and Volunteer and Town Ambassador-at-Large Bea Crumbine, who was recognized for her work on From Italy to America

5. Barbara MacDonald and Susan Larkin

6. Preservation Awards Chairman John Dixon and Historical Society Treasurer Bruce Dixon

7. Hamilton Avenue Magnet School Program volunteers Rita Phillips and Angela Foote, flanking art teacher Nancy Moskowitz, are celebrated after the Hamilton Avenue Reception

8. Videographer Peter Savigny of TimeStories and Landmarks Series author Susan Nova

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GIFTS TO THE MUSEUM COLLECTIONS

Kay Ables (Ridgefield Historical Society)Eight postcards featuring

Greenwich locations

Gerritt Argento (Mystery Club)Papers from meetings of the

Mystery Club (2011–2012)

Bruce Barker Parents Together Primer, A

Newsletter for Greenwich Parents of Children from birth through ��h grade; April 1988 to Fall 2010 (with gaps)

Virginia Boorum

Booklet titled Plant & Properties of �e Condé Nast Publications, Inc. Greenwich, CT (dated June 1953); box of slides and several cassette tapes related to Committee on Historic Houses

Albert BreckenArticle from August 16, 1907

issue of �e Railroad Gazette (Vol. XLIII, No. 7) titled “Electri�cation of the New York, New Haven & Hartford” by E. H. McHenry, Vice-President of N.Y.N.H.&H. (includes photos of Cos Cob Power Plant); blank stock certi�cate from New York and Stamford Railway Company; Ridge�eld and New York Rail Road Company stock certi�cate (blank)

Carmella Budkins (Town Clerk, Town of Greenwich)RTM Minutes �les (includes

the “Call” and documents distributed to RTM members pertaining to speci�c items on the “Call” [date range April 1953 to December 1979])

Karin CrooksLaminated and bound copies of

Connecticut Roster of World War I Soldiers from Greenwich; oversized reproduction of Bridle Path Map of Greenwich Riding Association, Greenwich, Connecticut (January 1923); two books by Ernest �ompson Seton: Great Historic Animals Mainly About Wolves (1937) (signed by author and his daughter, Beulah Y. Seton); �e Natural History of �e Ten Commandments (1907)

Kathleen D. Glynn

Books on Greenwich or Connecticut-related topics

Marilyn HarrisSeven 4x6 B&W photographs of

property at 39 John Street

Margaret Hart-RogersTypescript of “Greenwich Country

Day School—�e Early Years, 1926–1943” by Hector MacBean Hart (former Latin teacher at GCDS); �e Edgewood Echo from June 22, 1985 (published by the alumni association); Edgewood Dial Pursuit question sheet; alumni listing from Edgewood School (dated June 22, 1985); photocopy of letter to Dale Bartholomew (piano teacher at GCDS) from President George Bush

Estate of Richard HolleranLand map book of Greenwich

dated 1921 (with pasted updates); art boards (dated 1979) by artist Michael B. Klein featuring YMCA, related YMCA printed material, oversized copies of architectural plans of Cos Cob Power Plant prepared by Historic America Engineering Record (1993), plans for proposed museum at Cos Cob Power Plant site

Robin KencelFolder containing research and

photographs related to planned preparation of National Registry application for North Tor (190 North Street)

Christine Lacey�ree stock certi�cates for

�e Greenwich Drug Store, Incorporated (1963–1970); program and ticket stub for “Ice Revue Featuring Dorothy Hamill” at Hamill Rink in Greenwich, CT, on March 24, 1984

Tad Larrabee (First Congregational Church)Twelve books and one

unidenti�ed family photo album from late 1800s

Valerie LeedsCatalog titled D. Putnam Brinley

1879–1963, Impressionist and Mural Painter by Elizabeth M. Loder (1983)

Ronald Marcus (Stamford Historical Society)Greenwich Old Timers Athletic

Association Awards Dinner booklets (1960s) and Testimonial Dinner Program for David W. Robbins, Chief of Police (1963)

Gi�s to the Library and Archives CollectionsJuly 1, 2012 – June 30, 2013

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, 2013, the collection received numerous donations from many caring individuals that will be used by future students and scholars.

GIFTS TO THE LIBRARY AND ARCHIVES COLLECTIONS

Tyrone MartinPapers and memorabilia from 6th

World Scout Jamboree (1947) and 2nd U.S. National Jamboree at Valley Forge (1950)

Jeffrey Bingham MeadCD containing images from two

photograph albums belonging to the donor’s father, Herbert Bingham Mead

Mrs. Edgar T. Mead1930 map (folded, printed on

newsprint) from Town of Greenwich Board of Assessors provided “to enable you to determine the basis of assessment for your property”

Benito A. MenegonSmall section of ca. 1859

Greenwich map

Joyce R. Nye4x6 card �les used in locating

slides of paintings done by Cos Cob Impressionists of local scenes while living in Cos Cob

David OrmsbyList of Casualties, 10th Regiment

Connecticut Volunteers (Civil War Battle of Drewry’s Blu�)

Malcolm PrayBooklet titled What Did I Learn

from Mr. Pray Today? and DVD titled Malcolm Pray, A Living Legacy (both items documenting activities at the Pray Achievement Center in Bedford, New York)

Estate of Francis P. SchiardiFolder of correspondence

from the 1940s from Homer Cummings (of Cummings and Lockwood) related to the Pickwick Arms Hotel

Meriwether SchmidBinder of materials and

newspaper clippings related to genealogy seminars (1988–1999); book titled Dictionary of American-Indian Place and Proper Names in New England by R.A. Douglas-Lithgow with a foreword by David Allen Lambert; 2012 reprint by New England Historic Genealogical Society of original 1909 publication

Judith Reynolds Shaw, Marjorie R. Robson, Jeffrey R. Reynolds�e Sacketts of America by

Charles H. Weggant (1907), �e Beginnings of New England by John Fiske (1889), memorial pamphlet for Darius Mead, M.D., document related to the estate of Jabez Mead, inventory of the estate of Sarah Mead, will (copied by Samuel Close) of John Mead, note of the division of the estate of James Mead (1803), copy of a document dealing with the sale of property by Richard Crabb to John Mead (ca. 1678)

Peter UhryAssorted copy prints and

negatives of photographs depicting Old Greenwich scenes/activities; prints of “Bed Race,” ca. 1990s

Annie WatsonDocumentation (in digital

format) about architect of 26 Pilot Rock Lane, Riverside, and 160 digital photographs of interior/exterior of the house/property

From the personal collection of Daniel BadgerWWII uniform worn by Daniel

Badger

Donation from Family of Patricia Bolling HardingDonation of 34 items of clothing

and accessories from the estate of Col. Raynal Bolling dating from circa 1880 through the 1920s including: leather �ight cap and wool tam worn by Col. Raynal Bolling; WWI Red Cross stockings, medical smocks, apron and head covering; Chinese embroidered vest, ca. 1900, from trip to China; dresses and lingerie from 1870 to 1915; and sled used at Greyledge

Gift of Christine LaceyGary Calabro, Greenwich

Drugstore, 1988, acrylic on board

Donation from the estate of Clarissa MacRae from the family of Hal MacRae Smith Donation of 63 items of furniture

and decorative art pieces

used in Bush-Holley House including: two footstools, wood carvings by Elmer MacRae, vases by Leon Volkmar, �ower frogs used by Constant MacRae, brass candlesticks, dinner- and tableware, serving pieces and co�ee mugs used by Elmer and Constant MacRae

Gift of Kris MacRae SmithCane owned by Charles MacRae

and his son Elmer Livingston MacRae, late 19th c. silver and bamboo

Gift in honor and in memory of Harold H. and Shirley E. Webber by their childrenElmer Livingston MacRae, Seated

Woman in a Red Dress, n.d., oil on canvas (pictured below)

Gi�s to the Museum CollectionJuly 1, 2012 – June 30, 2013

�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.

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DONORSTOBY’S TAVERN: LOOKING TO THE FUTURE

$25,000 and UpCharles F. Barber*Roberta and Steven DenningSuzanne and Ramsey FrankMarsha and Carl HewittMr. and Mrs. Peter L. MalkinJoseph J. and Claire Morrow

Charitable FoundationMr. and Mrs. Charles M. RoyceMr. and Mrs. Hugh B. Vanderbilt, Jr.

and the R. T. Vanderbilt TrustMr. and Mrs. Ronald G. StrackbeinMr. and Mrs. Hugh B. Vanderbilt Jr.

$10,000–$24,999Peter and Nancy Allatt FoundationFraser Bennett BeedeCarol and George CrappleDavid Ogilvy and Associates—

Christies International RealtyRegina and Mario GabelliMr. and Mrs. Robert H. GetzJessica and Drew Gu�Mr. and Mrs. Gudmundur KjaernestedSusan G. and James T. LarkinMr. Earl H. NemserMr. �omas Peter�yDebbie and Russ ReynoldsMr. and Mrs. Eugene B. Shanks Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Roy B. SimpsonMr. and Mrs. John L. Townsend III

Betsy and Michael S. VittonCT Humanities

David Ogilvy & Associates

Northern Trust

$5,000–$9,999AnonymousSusan and David BrownwoodRobert G. and Paula M. Burton�omas CholnokyMr. and Mrs. H. Leland GetzMyrna R. Ha�Wendy HubbellIndian Harbor, LLCIngrid and Stephen McMenaminAnne and Chuck NiemethLucy and Lawrence RicciardiMr. and Mrs. Robert K. SteelSue Ann Weinberg

Connecticut Trust for Historic Preservation

Fair�eld County Community Foundation, Inc.

$2,500–$4,999Jennifer and Michael BaldockKarin and Henry BarkhornEvelyn Lorentzen BellMr. and Mrs. Douglas Campbell Jr.Connie and Tom ClephaneBonnie CoppMrs. William C. CrooksDalio Family Foundation, Inc.Honorable and Mrs. Francois

de VisscherLyman and Diana DelanoHelen and Bruce DixonPatricia and Eric Fast�e GE FoundationLauren and Gray W. Hampton IIIPen and Betty JamesSonia and Paul JonesMr. and Mrs. Larry J. LawrenceSusan E. LynchBarbara H. MacDonaldMr. and Mrs. Lester S. MorseMr. and Mrs. Mario PonceMr. and Mrs. John L. RoachMr. and Mrs. Robert RyanMr. and Mrs. John A. SeelValerie and Jack Stau�erMr. and Mrs. Paul TallmanLisa TannebaumCatherine and David TompkinsMrs. Joan M. WarburgLynne Wheat

Mr. Robert H. WhitbyRound Hill Partners

$1,000–$2,499Ms. Diane AlecciMr. and Mrs. James L. AmineAnonymousBank of America Charitable

FoundationMr. Matthew L. BernardMr. and Mrs. Edward H. Bragg Jr.

Carol and Will BrowneTi�any Burnette and Don CasturoSandra Pray CulbertPatricia M. DillonMr. and Mrs. Scott FrantzMr. and Mrs. Anthony FrascellaFreddie Mac FoundationMr. and Mrs. Michael J. FreeburgEllen and Michael FunckAnne and Bill HarrisonMr. and Mrs. John Carney HawksMr. and Mrs. Christopher K. Hearn�e Per and Astrid Heidenreich

Family FoundationMr. and Mrs. Christopher C. HolbrookMr. John KilbourneMr. Michael A. Kovner and

Mr. Jean M. Doyen de MontaillouMs. Bonnie LevisonCricket and Jim LockhartAdelaide McManusDebra and Carl MeckyMary J. Penniman and

Garrett M. MoranMr. and Mrs. Robert W. MoroJack and Lu MorrisMr. and Mrs. Elliott W. NewmanMr. and Mrs. David F. OgilvyLindsay and David Ormsby�e Richard Laurence Parish

FoundationMr. and Mrs. George Lowther IVMs. Mary Q. PedersenRichard and Mary Radcli�eEllen and John ReidMrs. George F. SchmidMr. and Mrs. Je�rey StevensonMrs. Langdon Van NordenMalcolm Hewitt Wiener FoundationMissy and Scott Wolfe

$500–$999AnonymousMr. and Mrs. �omas W. ArmstrongMr. and Mrs. John D. Barrett IIAnne BradnerIn Honor of William C. Breed IIIMr. and Mrs. Bruce F. CohenDr. and Mrs. Richard C. ConnorsDr. S. Wear Culvahouse and

Mr. Douglas GranetoAnn R. EllimanMr. and Mrs. Michael FarelloMargaret W. FreyLesley GloverBob and Pam GoergenEllen GouldMr. and Mrs. Gregory H. GreenIngrid HangLiliane and Christian HaubMr. and Mrs. Carlton M. HigbieCharles HiltonMr. and Mrs. James B. Hurlock

Donors July 1, 2012–June 30, 2013

�e Greenwich Historical Society values our many contributors whose gi�s, recognized below, make our work in the community possible. �ese donors supported the Historical Society’s programs and services by making gi�s to the annual fund, the Greenwich Historical Trust and membership and by supporting special events including Casino Royale, the Antiquarius Holiday House Tour and Boutique and the designer event with Miles Redd. Also included here are the 38 donors who contributed to the matching challenge to raise funds to prepare our newly acquired property at 47 Strickland Road for immediate use.

Please note that donors to our shared event with the Bruce Museum, Antiques & Art Avant-Garde Greenwich, are listed separately on page 22. We extend our deepest appreciation to all our donors at every level of support.

*Deceased

Building Reveals Hidden Secrets and Opens New PossibilitiesIn 2013, the preservation architectural �rm of David Scott Parker Architects prepared a Historic Structure Report about the Greenwich Historical Society’s recent acquisition, 47 Strickland Road (“Toby’s”) on the eastern border of the Bush-Holley Historic Site. �eir detailed 150-page report, partially funded by a grant from the Connecticut Trust for Historic Preservation, documented the evolution of the building’s architectural history. �e study revealed three unique phases in its development.

�e original structure was an 1805 two-story modi�ed saltbox constructed by Justus Luke Bush (1777–1844), co-heir

to his father David Bush’s business. J. L. Bush subsequently constructed a shed addition on the north side of the saltbox. Remarkably, Parker’s �rm identi�ed the original intact post and beam construction and ceiling boards in the cellar, which were integral architectural elements of this early smaller structure.

A�er the arrival of the railroad in Greenwich and an expansion in the tourist trade by 1855, new ownership responded with a dramatic transformation of the saltbox into a three-story, �at-roofed, Italianate hotel with a kitchen wing to the rear and an appealing Gothic fretwork porch and front façade renovation (see illustration). �e former cellar was greatly enlarged and transformed into a saloon reinforced by stone retaining walls that still exist today. �e �ooring and balloon-framed additions to the rear of the �rst and second �oor also remain, as does the front porch framing. Surprisingly, remnants of the wall of a

former unattached massive rear stone barn constructed during this period were also discovered.

National Prohibition and a gradual shi� of business activity to the Post Road initiated the �nal chapter of the building’s architectural history. In 1935, a contractor purchased it and removed the entire bracketed top �oor, transforming the former hotel into a Colonial Revival-style two-story multiple dwelling residence. �e former tavern became a three-car garage and the Gothic fretwork verandah became a utilitarian glass-enclosed porch entry. �e current exterior appearance and the interior wall �nishes all date to this �nal stage.

Armed with the report’s extensive documentary and physical evidence, the Historical Society is in the process of reviewing

several exciting alternatives this addition o�ers to provide enhanced visitor experiences, as well as enriched programs and services for the Greenwich community.

�e famous Cos Cob art colony boarder, Childe Hassam, created this etching in 1915, entitled Toby’s Cos Cob, illustrating the lower façade a�er it became Tobias Burke’s saloon (“Toby’s”).

A 1906 photograph of Tobias Burke’s daughter Helen Burke, who served as a model for Hassam, revealed in the background a bay window similar to the two bays on either side of the �rst �oor entry to “Toby’s” tavern.

Circa 1890 appearance of “Toby’s” and the adjacent storehouse (today’s visitor center and exhibition gallery) on Strickland Road during the formative era of the Cos Cob art colony.

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DONORS

Catherine Ladnier and Mickey Robinson

Alain and Helene LebleuCrozer W. MartinMr. and Mrs. Richard J. MatteisGiovanna and Brian MillerKatharine MintonDonna and Jack Mo�yDeborah NielsenMr. and Mrs. Gerard PasciuccoBill and Mary Jo RiddleMr. and Mrs. John David RogersMr. and Mrs. William F. RuprechtBeth Ryder and Michael TierneyLea SalernoHeather SargentEllen Schapps and

Richard Paul RichmanMr. and Mrs. Van SchreiberIrene R. ShawShumway Family FoundationDorothy StapletonMr. and Mrs. Darius TorabyMr. and Mrs. Michael A. TroyMr. and Mrs. Richard L. VitonMr. and Mrs. Gary S. WeinsteinSarah A. WhittemoreMr. and Mrs. Diego Winegardner

$250–$499AnonymousLeonora P. AhlstromJulianne AndersenAustin Patterson Disston

Architects, LLC Mr. and Mrs. James W. BargeJane Condon and Kenneth BartelsNorma M. BartolJames and Nancy BartonMs. Candice BednarPatricia and Gary BerkmanHilary M. Lea BernardNancy S. BernardMr. and Mrs. Anthony R. BienstockMr. and Mrs. Stephen L. BishopMr. and Mrs. James BoardmanBrenda BonannoBarbara B. BrickmanMarybeth M. BrownMrs. Cees BruynesTony Correale and Cora BurnhamMr. and Mrs. William G. Ca�rayJohn & Ann CaronMr. and Mrs. John H. Carter Jr.Cynthia Chang and Brian ScanlanJonathan and Priscilla ClarkMr. and Mrs. Michael DabrowskiLucy and Mike DanzigerMr. and Mrs. C. Sean DayMs. Margaret Elaine de SpoelberchMr. and Mrs. Jonathan DoyleMr. and Mrs. Kevin DriscollPaul T. DuvivierJoan W. EldinMrs. Robert Enslein

Virginia EspositoMr. and Mrs. John U. Farley Jr.Joan L. FaustMr. and Mrs. Brian FeurtadoKimberly FosterMr. and Mrs. David FrechetteMr. and Mrs. William C. FrentzMr. and Mrs. Gregory V. FrisoliDrs. Henry and Michele GasiorowskiMr. and Mrs. Michael GerardiMr. and Mrs. Reynolds GirdlerAnne and Jim GreenMr. and Mrs. Peter B. Gri�nTracy and Keith GrossmanMrs. Howard E.C. HallMr. and Mrs. Peter HanlonJerard K. HartmanJudy O. HigginsJohn HockMrs. Ronald HoenigMr. and Mrs. Kenneth R. HopsonOliver T. Kane and Susan S. HuangMr. and Mrs. Christopher A. JohnsonMr. and Mrs. Charles B. Kaufmann IIIMr. and Mrs. David A. KellyMargaret Lyons KesslerZoe KhayattStefanie & Bill KiesJulia KillianEileen KimMr. and Mrs. Frank KinneyGail Kirho�erPeter and Catherine KleinMrs. �omas S. Knight Jr.Eric and Gail KnutsenMs. Dilek KoenigsbergerMr. and Mrs. Edward Krumeich Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Frederick A. LandmanPeggy and Jack LarkinArlene LestingiKatharina LewisFrank and Kristina LoverroMr. and Mrs. Brandon W. LowerAnne L. MacdonaldDr. and Mrs. John D. MacGillivrayShelly and Tony MalkinJudith F. McClureMr. and Mrs. Michael McKeeverElisabeth and Joseph McLaughlinAngenette and Bob MeaneyJosephine A. Merck and Jim StevensonMelanie and Andrew MilgramMr. and Mrs. �omas MillerGeraldine MohrRobert E. Morris Jr.Mimi and John Henry MoultonVickie and Jim Munsell�e Mystery ClubDick and Pam NinerBeverly and Peter OrthweinMr. and Mrs. Willard J. Overlock Jr.Roseann PaoneMichael and Ginny ParkerMr. and Mrs. Robert M. PenningtonBarbara A. Prezioso

Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas ProutyDr. and Mrs. James S. ReibelRev. and Mrs. Erroll F. RhodesMr. and Mrs. Andrew D. RichardMr. and Mrs. Ralf RothKaren Free RoyceEleanor SaboKaren A. Sadik-KhanHarry SakamakiLinda N. SaputelliPhyllis SattarDr. and Mrs. John K. SaundersMr. and Mrs. Peter SchieferdeckerTom and Nancy ShepardDr. and Mrs. Alan B. SimonMr. and Mrs. Mason C. SleeperNancy K. SmithMr. and Mrs. Hans G. StorrMr. and Mrs. Daniel M. TapieroMr. and Mrs. Daniel P. TredwellDouglas A. VanderHornPatricia Magliocco Von OisteMr. and Mrs. Larry E. WalkerMr. and Mrs. Russell WallackMr. and Mrs. John W. Watling IIISusan W. WeatherleyChristina WebberMr. and Mrs. Leland A. Wester�eldKenneth J. P. Wilkinson IIIC. Webb WilliamsSandra WilsonWinokur Family FoundationMr. and Mrs. Trevor WoodsMary-Alice YatesEric and Peggy Zitzmann

$100–$249Ellen AdamsPamela AdamsCatherine AlbinAnitra Louise AndersonMr. and Mrs. Karl AndersonMr. and Mrs. William E. Andruss Jr.Mr. and Mrs. �omas C. ArrixPatricia AserDaoud Awad and Kathryn ShortsDavid and Jean AyresMr. and Mrs. David BaerChristina Hansen BakerMr. and Mrs. William F. BakerFi� Sheridan and Paul BarbianMr. and Mrs. Bruce BarkerHugh A. BartonMr. and Mrs. John BausmanNina BelczynskiJulie and Tim BensleyRichard and Jean BergstresserMr. and Mrs. Stuart BerniSusan Bevan and Tony DaddinoEleanor and Ed BloomMr. and Mrs. Neil J. BonannoMr. and Mrs. Daniel Boto�Nancy S. BoughtonGerry and Barbara BoyleDeborah Bra�

Dr. and Mrs. Richard J. BrauerAlice C. BrennanMarianne BrennerMrs. Albert S. BrodeurEric and Heather BrowerMr. and Mrs. Simms C. BrowningAshley BruynesGranville W. BurgessCelia BurkeNancy and Duncan BurkeMr. and Mrs. Lance BylowMr. and Mrs. James X. CallahanBarbara CamilliMrs. James G. Dawson CarrMr. and Mrs. Richard P. CaseDancy and Mike CassellAlan CavallaroChristine ChiaroMr. and Mrs. Robert H. Clark Jr.Elizabeth and John Connolly�e Cooley Gallery, Inc.Debra CosgroveLinda CreminDr. and Mrs. John F. CroweSharon CrowleyMr. and Mrs. Peter CrumbineElizabeth CryerStacey DanielsonMr. and Mrs. Kevin L. DannJennifer DanziDavid Martin DarstMr. and Mrs. Robert DaviesSusan C. DavisLucy and Nat DayHelen E. DaytonMr. and Mrs. John de CsepelMargaret de la CruzHeide DechterDecorative Cra�sCarol and Allan DeeringMr. and Mrs. Michael W. DeesMr. and Mrs. Dean DeLoeDesign DecisionsLaura DickeyJohn and MC DillonRonna DipersiaDixon InteriorsStacy Drake-KooLynn DrobbinMr. and Mrs. Jonathan Du BoisMarybeth DuncanJoanna DunneMr. and Mrs. Daniel DunsonJoanne C. EdwardsMr. and Mrs. Paul ElliotLaura and Dave EricksonMercedes S. EricksonMr. and Mrs. William L. FarrellMr. and Mrs. Daniel C. FarrellMr. and Mrs. William FerrellWilliam FieldBarbara FinaMr. and Mrs. Robert H. FinkelsteinMr. and Mrs. Alfred FioreMaureen O. Fitzpatrick

DONORS

Ray P. Foote Jr.Dick and Phoebe FordMr. and Mrs. Gregory T. FordGeorgene M. FrantzWilliam and Katharine GaillardMr. and Mrs. Michael J. GalbreathMr. and Mrs. William W. Galvin IIIErin GarstonMr. and Mrs. Joseph GattoMrs. Max�eld S. GibbonsJune N. GibsonFrank and Carol GilbrideSusan GilgoreAnne and Robert GilhulyRebecca GillanMr. and Mrs. Ralph GiorgioBarbara A. GoebelMr. and Mrs. Stephen L. GordonMr. and Mrs. Timothy GrahamMr. and Mrs. Robert GrayMr. and Mrs. Mark D. GreenGreen Fingers Garden Club Inc.Greenwich Antiques SocietyGreenwich Art SocietyGreenwich Japanese SchoolEileen Gri�nMr. and Mrs. M. Gary GrossmanLaura P. GrozierR. GrunbergJoyce Dickson GrundNatalie Gustafson and Matthew ShapiroMr. and Mrs. Ian Ha�Bob and Mary Ann HaidingerMr. and Mrs. Donald HandalMarilyn M. HarrisMr. and Mrs. Matthew HarrisonAbbe and Lloyd HascoeKaren HaywardMr. and Mrs. James A. HealyMary L. HeistElizabeth Jane HepsworthSandra R. HermanPeter HimlerLinda HodgeDr. J. Brooks Ho�manRobert and Cynthia HollandMr. and Mrs. George W. HopleyMr. and Mrs. N. George HostMrs. Stig HostMr. and Mrs. Nathaniel S. Howe Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd N. HullPhilip and Mary HuyckIBM Corp. Matching Gi�s ProgramIndian Harbor Yacht ClubDr. Evelyn IversenMr. and Mrs. Douglas R. JamiesonLinda Chase-Jenkins and

Arthur L. Jenkins IIIBetty P. JohnsonMr. and Mrs. Marc V. JohnsonMr. and Mrs. William W. JohnsonCharles M. Jones and

Estelle Clause JonesKay Jones

Jane H. JuliusJoanne KahanAllison KapoianMr. and Mrs. Peter A. KastJulianne KavoussiAnita KeefeJoann KellerMr. and Mrs. Kevin KellyEllsworth Ford Associates/Robin KencelAnn KennisMr. and Mrs. Victor S. KhoslaMr. and Mrs. David W. KilbrideLibby and Charlie KingDon and Mimi KirkMr. and Mrs. John KlingensteinMr. and Mrs. Richard A. KohlbergerPaul KollmarCathy KoslowMr. and Mrs. Lee KrausAlexandra KraussMr. and Mrs. Fred La�anMr. and Mrs. Stig F. LagergrenDr. and Mrs. Michael J. LanganMargaret LarkinElizabeth LaryPenelope LehmanSteven Lerangis,

Wells Fargo Private BankMr. and Mrs. James M. LindstromMr. and Mrs. Stephen LocktonMary Ann LohSusan LongMr. and Mrs. Costas LosPatricia and Tom LovejoyMr. and Mrs. George Lowther IVMarianne LuceyDr. and Mrs. Joseph MagaroDr. Henning H. MaierAnne G. MalettaBarbara ManleyMarcia Tucker InteriorsDolores and John MargenotMs. Susan MaroccoMr. and Mrs. David S. MarrenMr. and Mrs. Stuart MarshKristina MathiasFrank E. MazzaKathryn and Christopher McCormackMiles and Pat McDonaldMr. and Mrs. J. Andrew McEntireMr. and Mrs. James B. McGuirePaul and Tracy McKennaMr. and Mrs. Kevin McMahonMs. Lisa McTernanMs. Heather McWilliam-AutoreJohn and Joan MendenhallMr. and Mrs. Allan MerrillMr. and Mrs. John M. MerrillAlexander Merson and Irina DogadinaGloria MeyeringMr. and Mrs. David M. MichonskiMr. and Mrs. Graham D. MillerRosalie C. Monahan�e Moody’s Foundation

Clyde & Liana MoonieMr. and Mrs. Douglas M. MoreMr. and Mrs. Benoit MorinMr. and Mrs. Paul MortimerMrs. George S. Mott IIIMr. and Mrs. Michael M. MurrayMarilyn MyersValarie K. NeblettMr. and Mrs. Dan NegreaMr. and Mrs. Bruce S. Nicholas�e Honorable & Mrs. William H.

NickersonHeidi NiddsArthur D. NortonMr. and Mrs. Barry J. NovaMr. and Mrs. Eugene J. NowakMr. and Mrs. Jonathan NyeCaroline O’ConnellMr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. O’GaraDavid C. OglesbeeMr. and Mrs. Wesley M. Oler IVMr. and Mrs. Sheldon PangBarbara ParkerMr. and Mrs. W. Malcolm ParryLouise PashcowJoy M. Pata�oBetty J. PetschekP�zer Foundation Matching Gi�s

ProgramMr. and Mrs. Roger J. PilcPatricia E. Pisarkiewicz�eresa PlavoukosRosina and Albert T. PrimoMr. and Mrs. George B. PrinceLolly H. PrinceErin PruittMr. J. Allan PryorFrederic and Penny PutnamQuester GalleryAdele R. LLC Interior DesignPaulette RamseyMr. and Mrs. J. Stephan RappSusan and Bret RattrayTuula M. RautioJoy M. RendahlRussell S. Reynolds IIIJordan RhodesJerry and Dedee RiggCandida RodriguesSam and Mary Romeo FamilyNancy RosenChristian G. RothLeigh Anne RowinskiMr. and Mrs. Daniel RubinoMr. and Mrs. Philip RuppelAngela RyanKimberly Dawn SalibMrs. John SandersonSandra Morgan InteriorsMr. and Mrs. Robert SantangeloMarylee Santoro and Dennis PalumboMrs. Chelsea Schae�erDavid SchlakmanRichard G. Schulze

Mr. and Mrs. Mark SchwarzmanJe�rey Sco�eldJennifer SearleChristine and Rolf SellgeMr. and Mrs. Warren L. SerenbetzCaroline ShenLinda ShockleyMr. and Mrs. Michael Jerome SiegmundMr. and Mrs. Christopher SinclairMr. and Mrs. Everett Smith IIIRiann SmithMr. and Mrs. Scott SmithBerrin SnyderMr. and Mrs. Lloyd E. SprungProfessor Arnold and

Mrs. Connie StancellMaureen StanleyMary Staples and David WebberRebecca StedmanMr. and Mrs. William H. Stein Jr.Deborah Platt SterlingCaralyn and Doug StevensMr. and Mrs. Daniel StewartSara G. StoneMr. and Mrs. Robert StrickerKara SullivanPeter SweetserSandra A. SwiderLeslie and Marcus TarkingtonMr. and Mrs. Conrad TeitellMr. and Mrs. Larry �ompsonMrs. George C. �ompsonMr. and Mrs. Eric G. �orkilsenMr. and Mrs. Robert TichioMrs. Frederick W. TooheyMr. and Mrs. Kees H. A. van MeelMr. and Mrs. Maxwell I. VanderslicePierrette WagnerWilliam B. WagnerMr. and Mrs. David WaldorfJulia WallaceAmy WalravenJulie WalshSara WalshRoberta WarburtonMary Jo WatsonMrs. William J. WatsonCandee I. WeedDana and Arnold WellesMr. and Mrs. Richard C. Wellington Jr.Barbara and Douglas WellsMr. and Mrs. Jonathan M. WellsJonathan P. WendellEleanor R. WhiteDonald G. WiesenAndrea WilkesMarie V. WilliamsMs. Deborah WilsonPeter and Gail WilsonMr. and Mrs. Robert D. Wilson Jr.Ellen and Michael WolfsonAllison and Steve WolowitzMr. and Mrs. John T. Woodru�Karen and Robert Wylie

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Mrs. Susan WynneMr. and Mrs. Jordan YarettSusan YonnoneMr. and Mrs. Cameron F. YoungmanAnna and Anton ZaunerMr. and Mrs. Charles L. ZoubekSara Zusi

$1–$99Linus Abrams, MDJane AdamsRuth and David AlbertPersis and Robert AldenCarolyn and Gerald AndersonDr. and Mrs. �omas ArmbrusterPer ArnebergMr. and Mrs. James J. AsheFelicia BahlSue H. BakerPhilip and Susan BartelsCaryl BateJeanne and John BennettMr. and Mrs. Peter BergDianne M. BickmanLynda BiggsFaith M. BishopJean K. BolandMr. and Mrs. John P. Booth Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Larry BowmanMr. and Mrs. �omas L. BranchDolores C. BraxtonMr. Albert BreckenLois BregsteinAnn BresnanMrs. Carolyn L. BridgewaterDonald W. BrodeurMuriel F. BrownlieRev. Stuart C. BrushBetsey and Michael BuddyFay and Norman BurgerMr. and Mrs. Kevin BurnsJohn and Elizabeth ButlerMr. and Mrs. Anthony T. ByrneLisa Byrns and Leo J. DaciernoMr. and Mrs. �omas J. CahillPatricia CameronGlen A. CannerMr. and Mrs. Louis CaravellaLola D. CarsonJacqueline R. Chamandy�e Honorable Elgie Oliver Chaney Jr.Olympia ChiappettaChristiane Hyde CitronRita CodySackett S. Cook Jr.Mr. and Mrs. John W. CookeVirginia B. CoudertKathi CowanGeo� and Lizzie CraddockMr. and Mrs. Aris G. CristLouise R. CrowTerence and Nancy Cunni�eMrs. Robert CurtisNancy W. DaleLaurene D’Andrea

James V. DanielPeter DavenportDavid Scott Parker Architects, LLCMrs. Karl M. DaviesAnne and Sal DeAngeloMrs. Forbes DelanyMarie B. D’EliaElizabeth DemingHeather Dennis and Kevin GillespieMiranda DeSantisMr. and Mrs. Matthew N. DesChampsDavid and Barbara DetjenDeutsche Bank Americas FoundationMr. and Mrs. David A. DeweyCarol DietzCarol N. and John M. DixonGina K. DodgeMargaret L. DoepkeCarol O. DucretMr. and Mrs. Louis D. Du�Mr. and Mrs. Jerry DumasRuth Wescott DuncanMr. and Mrs. Michael DunnMrs. Paxton T. DunnBoo DurkinDr. and Mrs. Donald S. DworkenMr. and Mrs. Martin EdelstonMr. and Mrs. Richard C. EgbertMr. and Mrs. Nathan ElliottMichael EnnorRev. William EvertsbergHeather EwingJoe and Gay FahysMr. and Mrs. Mark E. FeinerKeith and Sylvia FelcynBill and Judy FerdinandMark & Connie FiggieLisa Figlioli and Bruce MillerMimi FindlayWilliam and Elizabeth FingerMr. and Mrs. Ernest B. FleishmanMr. and Mrs. Bruce P. Fogwell Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Samuel FohrMrs. Brian D. ForrowMr. and Mrs. William H. Foulk Jr.Diane F. FoxLynn Elise FriendPolly Stewart FritchMrs. William FulliloveLynne B. GarelickDr. and Mrs. George M. GayolaMs. Elizabeth Geary and Mr. Matt

BrustMildreth GeorgeDr. John W. GersterMr. and Mrs. Dan GlickmanIlse Gordon and Neil ShapiroJudith Gail GossVictoria GossRichard L. GreggKaren Gri�thsMr. and Mrs. Robert J. GruendelMr. and Mrs. R. Allen HaightMirella Joakim HajjarJackie HammockDr. and Mrs. William H. Hampton

�e Harry Frank Guggenheim Foundation

Madeline S. HartMr. and Mrs. �omas F. HartchWesley HaynesMr. and Mrs. James T. HeaveyMr. and Mrs. Norman Scott HellerRobyn S. HelmerRita B. HendersonClaire W. HenriquesChrissy HeyworthMr. and Mrs. Garry T. HigginsMr. and Mrs. Robert H. HoganA. T. HolmyardMary JacobsonMr. and Mrs. John JacobssonMrs. Wedgbury JayesMr. and Mrs. Sumeet JhambJoung Wha KangNancy and Mark KatzMr. and Mrs. Mark J. KavanaghMrs. Pierson KeatingRachel and Drew KelleyMr. and Mrs. Richard KentDonald and Irene KerrBeverly KimmelJanet KirwanJanet T. KlionMr. and Mrs. Frederick W. KoetterAnn KoontzJanet W. KraemerRichard F. KriskeyMr. and Mrs. John H. KuckKatarina and Willard LaddLucille L. LagerloefMr. and Mrs. Christopher LaitalaMr. and Mrs. Stephen LathamGale and Robert H. LawrenceJane C. LawrenceMary Ellen and Harry LeBienMicki and Jerry LeePatricia LemanskiMary LennonMr. and Mrs. Lloyd LohmeyerMs. Birgitta E. LongneckerMr. Oivind H. Lorentzen Jr.Joan LoweMr. and Mrs. David N. LuceyTracia R. Luh and Paul J. CarpenterMr. and Mrs. Marc LupinacciMr. and Mrs. Hunt LuskJeannine and Alec Mado�Marianne MakrinosBarbara and Tom MaloneF. Christina MangumFreda Margilo�Mr. and Mrs. Julian MarkbyAnthony/Marshall FamilySuzanne Branch MartinMrs. William J. MartinAnthony M. Marzullo Sr.Father Matthew MaurielloSheila P. MayMr. and Mrs. John C. McAteeMr. and Mrs. Kevin J. McDonaldMr. and Mrs. Robert E. McGinnis

Mr. and Mrs. Bartholomew J. McHaleMr. and Mrs. Joseph McHughMr. and Mrs. John Morgan McSheaMr. and Mrs. Peter F. McSpaddenAlden MeadJohn A. MeadMr. and Mrs. Benito A. MenegonDorothy Cooke MerchantMr. and Mrs. William D. MerkleJo Ann MessinaMr. and Mrs. Jan H. H. MeyerMr. and Mrs. William Michaelis Jr.Letty G. MilitanaMr. and Mrs. John MillerMr. and Mrs. Walter J. MillerMarion MillnamowDallas MolerinMr. and Mrs. Philip J. MoloneyMarielsa MoreMarie Louise MorganRobert and Cecilia MorganMuriel D. MorigiMrs. James C. MorphyMr. and Mrs. Kalyan MukherjeeDr. and Mrs. Robert J. MulcareDanne B. MunfordMurphy Brothers Contracting, Inc.Mrs. John Cullen MurphyMr. and Mrs. Christian NaglerJulie NelsonLaurie M. NewkirkMr. and Mrs. Tyler C. NewtonMr. and Mrs. Roger NicholsMs. Carrie Page NormingtonJoyce Roper NyeMr. and Mrs. Andrew J. O’Connell Jr.Ross and Cathy OgdenPeter Orrico and Eleanor C. OrricoMr. and Mrs. Kevin E.F. O’SullivanPamela PagnaniMrs. John G. Palache Jr.Nancy PalamarcuikL. ParfreyMr. and Mrs. Frank R. Parker IIIChristopher PeckMinnie C. PetiseDr. and Mrs. Paul E. PettitMr. and Mrs. John Arthur PhelanRita PhillipsKirsten and Andy PittsLucy B. PomeroySiegrun G. PottgenJohn S. ProvinoMr. and Mrs. Don Ra�eryEmily RagsdaleEugene M. RankinStuart A. Reeve, Ph.D.Stuart E. ReiderMrs. E. P. RettieH. Guy RitchMr. and Mrs. Sean RobertsonMr. and Mrs. Joseph RomanoMr. and Mrs. John S. Routh IIIEric Rutkoske and

Cynthia A. NastanskiMr. and Mrs. Dan Saleeby

DONORSDONORS

Mr. and Mrs. David R. SalomonAnnette SchehrMr. and Mrs. John A. SchneiderHerb and Nan Chequer SchwartzRenee SeblatniggLola and Gordon SemeradRenate E. SettenMichelle SheppardMelinda M. ShermanGeorge D. SherwinLavelle and John ShieldsMichelle Shih and Jonathan GlassBeverly Burke SiemonMargaret Esme Simon and

David WeisbrodJoan Slattery and Tom SullivanMr. and Mrs. �omas P. SmeriglioBarbara T. SmithMuriel Putnam SmithMr. and Mrs. Hercules SotosMr. and Mrs. Michael SpezzanoJoanne F. SpielMr. and Mrs. Peter E. SpizzirriEmerson and Louisa H. StoneJean Williams StorchKen StrasnickMr. and Mrs. Peter StreichSeth and Kathy StricklandMary Lou SunderwirthDaniel SuozzoMr. and Mrs. William SushonLorraine SweillamGretchen TatgeMr. and Mrs. Rich TehraniSam and Ellie TelzerUnilever Matching Gi�s ProgramHarriet F. Van VlietMr. and Mrs. Nicholas T. Vander KlootJane B. VanderzeeMr. and Mrs. Lance W. VitanzaLauren WalshMr. Ted H. Walworth Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Michael WebbMrs. Godfrey WeickerDr. and Mrs. Clinton WeimanJane and Stuart WeitzmanNoble WelchMr. and Mrs. Leonard C. WellsMr. and Mrs. Barry WentworthAmy WhitlawJosephine C. WilliamsMr. and Mrs. William WillisDr. and Mrs. Ron WilsonMr. and Mrs. Kyle WoodwardMr. and Mrs. Chester J. Zieba

Gifts in Honor ofAnne Bradner by

Annette SchehrSuzanne Branch by

Mr. and Mrs. �omas L. BranchDavid Brownwood by

Jennifer and Michael Baldock

Lisa Gentil by Susan Bevan and Tony Daddino

M. E. Kjaernested by Mr. and Mrs. John L. Roach

Susan Larkin by Mr. and Mrs. Roy B. Simpson

Isabel Malkin by Mr. and Mrs. Peter Crumbine

Isabel & Peter Malkin by Dr. and Mrs. Donald S. Dworken

David Ogilvy by Linus Abrams, MD

�e Orricio and Castronovo Family by Peter Orrico and Eleanor C. Orrico

�e Ruben & Rogers Family by Myrna R. Ha�

Elizabeth Steel by Mr. and Mrs. Robert K. Steel

Davidde Strackbein by Philip and Mary Huyck

Davidde Strackbein by Dick and Pam Niner

Alease and Paul Tallman by Susan Bevan and Tony Daddino

Alease Tallman by Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Getz

Gifts in Memory ofWilliam C. Crooks by

Nancy and Duncan BurkeForbes Delany, MD by

Mrs. Forbes (Mary) DelanyMax�eld S. Gibbons by

Mrs. Max�eld S. (Sally) GibbonsSandra Hillman & Stoneybrook by

Sue H. Baker Katarina and Willard Ladd Mr. and Mrs. Gregory H. Green

Mr. Stig Host by Mrs. Stig (Jeanne) Host

Paul Morigi by Muriel D. Morigi

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

Melinda Ogilvy by Penelope Lehman

Matching GiftsBank of America Charitable FoundationDeutsche Bank Americas FoundationFreddie Mac Foundation�e GE Foundation�e Harry Frank Guggenheim

FoundationIBM Corp. Matching Gi�s Program�e Moody’s FoundationP�zer Foundation Matching Gi�s

ProgramUnilever Matching Gi�s Program

Life MembersMr. and Mrs. Banks T. AdamsMr. and Mrs. Harris J. Ashton

Mr. John Badman IIIMr. Louis C. BakerMr. and Mrs. George P. Bent IIMr. and Mrs. David O. BrownwoodMrs. D. Wayne CallowayMrs. William W. Campbell, Jr.Mrs. Robert EblingMrs. John F. EckerMrs. �omas EvansMr. and Mrs. Desmond FitzgeraldDr. J. Brooks Ho�manMrs. Allen F. LovejoyMr. 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 IIIMrs. George F. SchmidMr. and Mrs. Matthew J. StacomMr. E. Carroll StollenwerckMrs. Langdon Van NordenMrs. Hedda Windisch Von GoebenMr. and Mrs. �eodore Wol�

In Kind DonorsRandall AtchesonBelle Haven ClubMatt BernardBetteridge JewelersBroken Shed VodkaCarl Mecky Architecture and Planning Cottages & Gardens PublicationsEmpire State BuildingFrederic Fekkai SalonSuzanne and Ramsey FrankHorseneck Wines and LiquorsJ.J. Cassone BakerJCS Construction Group, Inc. and James

FalkLaBella’s Fine Wine & SpiritsMionetto, USANordic Stove & Fireplace CenterPatricia QuickRebeccasRichardsSam Bridge NurserySummer RainTimeStories and Peter Savigny Roxanne VanderbiltVilla NuovaWinston Flowers

Remembering Malcolm PrayIt is with great sadness that we note the passing of Malcolm Pray on August 25, 2013. Mr. Pray served with distinction for nine years on the Historical Society’s Board of Trustees. In recognition of his outstanding contributions of time, talent and �nancial support, he was named a Lifetime Honorary Board Member in 1999. Known throughout Greenwich for his generosity, he is especially remembered for inspiring young adults to set and achieve their goals. He will be missed.

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VOLUNTEERSANTIQUES & ART AVANT-GARDE GREENWICH

Antiques & Art Avant-Garde Greenwich�e ground-breaking fundraiser for two of Fair�eld County’s most respected cultural organizations, the Bruce Museum and Greenwich Historical Society, celebrated the return of an art and antiques show to kick o� the holiday season.

Mr. and Mrs. James L. AmineAnonymousMrs. �omas E. ArmstrongMr. and Mrs. William Auf derheideSue H. BakerMr. and Mrs. Christopher W. BealeFraser Bennett BeedePatricia and Gary BerkmanMr. and Mrs. John D. BertuzziMr. and Mrs. Mairtin BradyBarbara B. BrickmanMr. and Mrs. W. Michael BrownCarol and Will BrowneMrs. Cees BruynesMrs. Robert T. BurnettTi�any Burnette and Don CasturoCharlotte and Michael CadyLola D. CarsonLynne and Tony CarvettePatricia and John ChadwickDorothy M. Cholnoky�omas CholnokyConnie and Tom ClephaneEllen CoberMr. and Mrs. Bruce F. CohenCarol and George CrappleMr. and Mrs. Aris G. CristMr. and Mrs. John J. Cu�Angela CusatoMr. and Mrs. Kevin L. DannMary and Marvin DavidsonLucy and Nat DayHonorable and Mrs. Francois

de VisscherPatricia M. DillonHelen and Bruce DixonMr. and Mrs. Kenneth C. Du�yPatricia and Eric FastMr. and Mrs. Jonathan FeldmanMr. and Mrs. Bruce P. Fogwell, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. �eodore V. Fowler, IVSuzanne and Ramsey FrankMr. and Mrs. Michael J. FreeburgMr. and Mrs. George FugelsangEllen and Michael FunckMr. and Mrs. Robert H. GetzBeck and Kitty GilbertRebecca GillanMr. and Mrs. Richard J. Glasebrook, IIBob and Pam GoergenDeborah Good and

�omas C. �eobaldMr. and Mrs. Robert C. Graham, Jr.Jessica and Drew Gu�Myrna R. Ha�Mrs. John W. HamiltonVirginia HamiltonLauren and Gray W. Hampton, IIIMarilyn M. HarrisAnne and Bill HarrisonMarjorie and Gurnee HartMr. and Mrs. �omas E. HassenHilary Hat�eldPaul Rinaldi and Lynne HavenMr. and Mrs. John Carney HawksMary Ann HenryMarsha and Carl HewittMr. and Mrs. Christopher C. HolbrookLinda Chase-Jenkins and Arthur L.

Jenkins IIIMr. and Mrs. Raymond E. JoslinAnita KeefeMr. and Mrs. David W. KilbrideMr. and Mrs. Gudmundur KjaernestedMs. Regina Kra�Margaret LarkinSusan G. and James T. LarkinMr. and Mrs. Larry J. LawrenceLeora and Steven LevyAlan Lhota and Tamara Holliday

Kamie and Richard LightburnCricket and Jim LockhartPatricia and Tom LovejoySusan E. LynchBarbara H. MacDonaldMr. and Mrs. William J. MahoneyMr. and Mrs. Peter L. Malkin Mr. and Mrs. J. Andrew McEntireMr. and Mrs. Vincent McMahonAdelaide McManusMr. and Mrs. James M. McTaggartAlice P. MellyMr. and Mrs. Juan M. MeyerMr. and Mrs. David M. MichonskiGiovanna and Brian MillerMr. and Mrs. Philip B. MillerSandra MorganMr. and Mrs. Robert W. MoroJoseph J. and Claire Morrow

Charitable FoundationMr. and Mrs. Stephen R. MungerMr. and Mrs. James E. MurphyMr. and Mrs. Je�rey MurphyMr. and Mrs. Stephen A. MyersMr. and Mrs. Don H. NelsonEarl H. NemserAnne and Chuck NiemethDick and Pam NinerMr. and Mrs. David F. OgilvyLindsay and David OrmsbyJoy M. Pata�oMr. and Mrs. Robert M. Pennington�omas Peter�yMr. and Mrs. Malcolm S. Pray, Jr.Lolly H. PrinceMr. and Mrs. Andrew ProzesBrad and Karen (Beyer) RadulovackiEllen and John ReidDiana and Charles RevsonDebbie and Russ ReynoldsNicole Reynolds and Steve GirdenMr. and Mrs. George M. Rich, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Andrew D. RichardMr. and Mrs. John R. RobinsonJames RosenblumMr. and Mrs. �ierry RosierMr. and Mrs. Ralf RothMr. and Mrs. Charles M. RoyceMr. and Mrs. Raymond B. RudyMr. and Mrs. Philip RuppelMr. and Mrs. William F. RuprechtMr. and Mrs. Robert RyanMargaret SchubauerMr. and Mrs. Edmund Schwesinger, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Eugene B. Shanks, Jr.Debra Sherwoods and

Drew S. BackstrandMr. and Mrs. Matthew ShivelyDr. and Mrs. Alan B. SimonMr. and Mrs. Jonathan K. SimonMr. and Mrs. Laurence B. SimonMary Staples and David WebberValerie and Jack Stau�er

Mr. and Mrs. Robert K. SteelMr. and Mrs. Lionel N. SterlingMr. and Mrs. George StoddartMr. and Mrs. Ronald G. StrackbeinMr. and Mrs. Paul TallmanMrs. George C. �ompsonMr. and Mrs. �omas �orntonMr. and Mrs. David TompkinsMr. and Mrs. John L. Townsend, IIIMr. and Mrs. Hugh B. Vanderbilt, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Douglas VanderHornMr. and Mrs. Henrik N. VanderlipMr. and Mrs. John W. Watling, IIIMr. and Mrs. David WaxSue Ann WeinbergMr. and Mrs. Stephen N. WertheimerMr. and Mrs. Stephen H. WesterbergMalcolm Hewitt Wiener FoundationMichel WitmerNancy Wolf and Jacob D. RosengartenMr. and Mrs. Brian D. WolfeMr. and Mrs. William A. WoodburnMr. and Mrs. Trevor WoodsIrene and Carl ZelinskyMr. and Mrs. Charles L. Zoubek

Special thanks to our media sponsor, Greenwich Magazine and Mo�y Media, and to Horseneck Wines & Liquors for donating wine and champagne for the preview cocktail party.

Jane AdamsAshley AllanNate R. Allen, IIICornelia ApplemanTravis AzousMatthew BernardCourtney BiegerRobin BodellBrooke BohnsackDeborah BonnellCamilla BorgNancie BourneRos BradyBrooke BremerJacquelyn BrewLucy BroomeKelen BunnerMary K. ByrneSuzanne CabotSusan CahillPatricia CarringtonMandy CasamassimaHolly CassinKim CemanDana CharetteWendy ChengJoselynn ChuaTom ClephaneGay CoeWendy CollinsGabby ConfortiLeslie ConwayHillary CorbinHeather CotterKathi CowanMeg CritchellKarin CrooksBea CrumbineCatherine CurleyHolli CuttingElizabeth DarlingGabriella DavisKim DawsonEnnio De VitaJulia DeAngeloCathy deGraa�

Dee D’EliaTracy DeTesoColleen DeVeerCarol DixonHelen DixonJohn DixonErin DoddsJulie DozierBoo DurkinMartin EizayagaTrisha EstillHeidi FarmerKilleen FaughnanJoan FaustMeredith FeurtadoAna FigueiredoAlexa FishbackAngela FooteGretchen ForanRhiannon ForliniDorian ForshnerLoredana FotiBetty FoulkJane FragnerVictoria FrankPolly FritchEllen FunckMike GalatiotoJessica GambinoMeagan GeislerMillie GeorgeJeanine GetzAndrew GiordanoCarolyn Schaefer GlebasTwee GoldsteinMimi GradyAshley GrahamKaty GrayAnne GreenElise GreenClaire Ha�Wendy HearnWendy HendersonBarbara HertzCrissy HeyworthSuzanne Eason Hopson

Jeanne HostMadison JayesKimberly JohnsonShelby KatzRachel KelleyZoe KhayattRenuka KheraHeather KhuuKathleen Burnside KilbrideRebecca Kirho�erPage KnoxKaren KoetterJenning KohlbergerCathy KreppeinCatherine Ladnier Hilary LaneNancy LaneApril LarkenSusan LarkinBarbara LauxJasbeena LaymanLauren LazarHolly Le LievreJane LiuRosemary LoudenCheryl LucarelliAmanda LynchKaren MaracheLouise MarassoDominique MarderLindsay MarschnerChristine MassaroFather Matthew MaurielloSheila MayElizabeth McCarthyKate McNamaraMorgan Melniko�Corinne MenachoGloria MeyeringMelanie MilgramShari MillerSarah MorenaJohn M. MorrisNancy MoskowitzMimi MoultonTasha NaglerAndra NewmanLindsey NiedermeierWendy NixonKatie NogakiSusan NovaStacey Paci�coPamela PagnaniChristine PascarellaSerena PerlmanRita PhillipsEmily PiuBrooke PodewilsOliver ProbstKaren Beyer RadulovackiCindy RhodesLaura RicciardiEllie Ritch

Holly RobinsonDancia RoseLeigh Ann RyanBeth RyderHarry SakamakiCatie SaylerMeriwether SchmidColleen SchneiderJenny SchwartzMelinda ShermanKatie SibleyVicky SkourasSusan SleeperSocieta San Rocco di Morra de Sanctis

and Salvatore Di PietroDr. Je�rey SpectorNancy SperanzaSt. Lawrence Society and Tod LaudoniaMaureen StanleyElizabeth SteelNatalie SteinDebbie SterlingKathryn StewartEmily SullivanKimberly Harke SushonPeter SweetserBen TanenLisa TannebaumBevo TarikaBeth TaylorKrissy �omasMaya TichioCatherine TompkinsJenna TrotzerMcKenzie van MeelRoxanne VanderbiltCarrie WallackLindsay WarfordRobyn WassermanKelly WattsBunny WeickerAdrienne Wester�eldJackie WetenhallElena WiesMarie WilliamsMissy WolfeTracy WoottonCynthia WrightJoanna YoungAnne YoungAbe Zimmerman

VolunteersVolunteers participate in all phases of operation and contribute immeasurably to the Greenwich Historical Society. We wish to express our profound gratitude for their generous donation of time, energy, advice, knowledge and support.