The year was filled with many fine events and important steps forward in the evolution of the 1816 project. Restoration of the building and programs were both featured. Enthusiastic support and participation from so many made 2017 a great start to a third century!
Among the many 2017 programs supported through a Humanities New York grant, we featured several events, often cosponsored with other groups, to celebrate the centennial of women’s suffrage in New York.
A week-long “Vote-tllla,” organized by the Susan. B. Anthony Museum, brought crowds to the banks of the Erie Canal.
The work of our board was greatly amplified by several faithful volunteers, some of whom posed with one of our new interpretive displays.
Original posts and beams which have been stored in the upper level of the build- ing since relocation to its permanent site are now carefully inventoried in preparation for reconstruction of the storm-damaged sixth bay.
An attractive new sign created by Eagle Scout candidate Kurt Erway, adjacent to our future parking area, announces who we are to all who pass by.
The photos are but a sampler of a very active and productive year, indeed!
Our program committee has plans for an upcoming season of sometimes challenging and always educational presentations, which are listed inside this folder. Visit our website for details as each event draws near. We hope to see you as the season unfolds! We appreciate both your participation and financial support as we move ahead with restoration.
Donors 2017
We are deeply grateful for gifts of
time, talent and treasure that together
make this project possible.
Organizational Donors and Grants
$5,000 NYS Council on Humanities
$400 New York Yearly Meeting
Individuals
$5,000 and up
Anonymous
$500 – 4,999
Anonymous
Thomas & Sue J. Forsyth
George & Mary Hamlin IV
Kenneth & Lucy Harper
Kathleen Hendrix
Steven A. Jarose
Coline Jenkins
Susan G. Lewis
Meg Reed
Judith Wellman
$250 – 499
Susan L. Howard
Peter Ingalsbe
Lyle R. Jenks
Reginald W. & Mary Neale
Preston Pierce
$100 – 249
Byron & Caroline Delavan
Richard & Carol Deys
Frances T. Dreisbach
Gregory D. & Elizabeth Russell
David & Maud Easter
Andrea Faulkner
& William Fugate
Sue Gaffney
Agnes E. Griffith
Mary M. Huth
Wayne B. Jenks
Thomas & Elisabeth Judson
Teresa Lehr
Anna E. W. Morton
Jude Brandt & Grace Moses
Edward E. & Sally S. Mueller
Polly S. Nicholson
Barbara F. Popenhusen
Cherry Rahn & Steven Lee
Rich & Sue Regen
Sylvia E. Rose
Madeline H Schmitt
Cynthia Schwab
Tarry Shipley
Donald and Nance Simkin
Robert Skellan
Marilyn C. Tedeschi
Up to $100
Mark Briggs
Patricia F. Brown
Jane H. Burke
Charles & Caroline Callari
Carol Crossed
James C. & Jody G. Davis
Christopher & Laura Densmore
Ezekiel Densmore
Linda Doyen
Charles Gardner
Barbara Gibbs
Ann D. Gordon
Perry & Dottie Howland
Lee C. & Colleen C. Hurst
Judith L. Jensen
Helen H. Kirker
Jaren Miner
Dolores W. Nelson
Richard Onze
Carl Prostka
Linda B. Smith
Marlene Sutliffe
Grant P. Thompson
Constance A. Valk
Rudolf Vandervelden
Merile A. Waterstraat
Ellen K. Wheeler
In-Kind Contributions
Trustees, NY Yearly Meeting
Francis Caraccilo
Wegmans
Kurt Erway
Jill McLellan & John Tornow
Dave Bruinix
Helen H. Kirker
Wayne Martin & Sons
Board of Trustees
Willie Bontrager
Carol Elaine Deys
Peter Evans
Kenn Harper
Kathleen Hendrix
Lyle Jenks
Helen Kirker
Charles Lenhart
Ann Morton
Reginald Neale
Barbara Popenhusen
Diane Robinson
Cynthia Schwab
Don Simkin
Sue Stehling
Judith Wellman
