Annual Report 2007

HENRY MORRISON FLAGLER MUSEUM 2007 ANNUAL REPORT

MUSEUM MISSION The Mission of the Henry Morrison Flagler Museum is to restore and preserve Whitehall and its collections, and to research and interpret materials related to the life of Henry Flagler, as unique and important elements of Florida’s history and America’s Gilded Age.

TRUSTEES & EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

President

Vice President

Treasurer

Secretary

Trustee

Trustee

Trustee

Trustee Executive Director

George G. Matthews G.F. Robert Hanke William M. Matthews Thomas S. Kenan, III Alexander W. Dreyfoos Kelly M. Hopkins Jesse D. Newman John B. Rogers John M. Blades

PRESIDENT’S LETTER Dear Members and Contributors: Two thousand and seven was yet another year of remarkable accomplishments at the Museum. I hope you will share my pleasure, and that of my fellow Trustees, in the Museum’s many accomplishments during the past year as you read this Annual Report.

Throughout 2007, the Museum continued its tradition of offering a wide variety of excellent programs, including: two special exhibits, Augustus Saint-Gaudens: American Sculptor of the Gilded Age and Eloquent Vistas: The Art of Nineteenth-Century American Landscape Photography from the George Eastman House Collection, the Whitehall Lecture Series, the theme of which was: City Bosses and Company Towns, the critically acclaimed Flagler Museum Music Series, the annual Bluegrass Concert to benefit the Southern Arts Federation, the annual Easter Egg Hunt, and the Fourth of July Celebration in the Flagler Kenan Pavilion.

This past year the Museum hosted a number of prestigious meetings, such as: the Palm Beach County Legislative Delegation, The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts President’s Advisory Committee on the Arts - where Florida Secretary of State Kurt Browning delivered the first speech of his new tenure on art and culture, the Palm Beach Civic Association’s Annual Meeting - where the Palm Beach Mayor delivered his State-of-the-Town Address, and the Palm Beach County History Day Student Project Competition.

The Museum was honored to receive a number of awards in 2007, including: the Florida Association of Museum’s Innovator Award for the production of the Tiffany at the World’s Columbian Exposition catalogue, a design award from the Palm Beach County Chapter of the American Institute of Architects, and an award from the Palm Beach County Chapter of The Associated General Contractors of America for the Flagler Kenan Pavilion.

On behalf of my fellow Trustees, the Museum staff, and myself, I thank you for your support during the past year, which has been essential in making the Museum’s many impressive accomplishments of 2007 possible.

Sincerely,

George G. Matthews President, Board of Trustees

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR’S REPORT Two thousand seven was yet another great year of programming and improvements at the Flagler Museum. None of the programming and improvements described in this report could have been accomplished without the support of the Museum’s many Members, Contributors, Sponsors, and Grantors. On behalf of the Museum staff and myself, I thank everyone listed later in this report for making 2007 in many ways the best year in the Museum’s history.

Exhibits In 2007 the Museum hosted two fascinating exhibits in its second floor gallery. In January, Augustus Saint-Gaudens: American Sculptor of the Gilded Age opened featuring an impressive range of work by the artist some believe to be America’s greatest. The exhibit was comprised of some 60 objects on loan from the Saint-Gaudens National Historic Site. In September Eloquent Vistas: The Art of Nineteenth- Century American Landscape Photography from the George Eastman House Collection opened. The exhibit included many rare images taken at a time when few could travel to see America’s amazing landscapes for themselves and photography in such remote locations was in itself a monumental undertaking. Eloquent Vistas was regarded by the Palm Beach Daily News as a Season “standout”exhibit.

A hands-on activity for children and a gallery talk for adults were hosted by the Museum in conjunction with each exhibit. For the Saint-Gaudens exhibit children worked with a local sculptor, Karyl Karpinos, to make their own creations in clay and Dr. Henry Duffy, author of the catalogue that accompanied the exhibit, gave a public gallery talk.

For the Eloquent Vistas exhibit children experienced first hand the process of capturing and developing images using a pinhole camera and the Director of the George Eastman House International Museum of Photography and Film, Dr. Anthony Bannon, gave a public gallery talk.

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The Flagler Museum “has established itself as one of the best chamber music series in South Florida.”

- Palm Beach Daily News “ Few venues in South Florida offer a more civilized environment for chamber music than the Flagler Museum in Palm Beach.”

-Sun-Sentinel Programs and Member Events In its eighth season the Flagler Museum Music Series again wowed audiences with critically acclaimed performances by the Claremont Trio, the Rossetti String Quartet, pianist Pedja Muzijevic, Violinist Janice Martin, and the Georgia Guitar Quartet. The concerts were described as: the Claremont Trio was “Positively Spellbinding” – Palm Beach Daily News. Rossetti “invested a compelling level of depth and insight into their playing … they have a focused, natural tone and precise balance” – The Palm Beach Post. Pianist Pedja Muzijevic’s “performance was among the best I’ve heard” – Ken Keaton, Music Reviewer Palm Beach Daily News. Janice Martin “plays the 1708 Burstein-Bagshawe Stradivarius, with a dark and creamy tone and a huge emotional and technical range.” – Palm Beach Daily News. The Georgia Guitar Quartet “let loose with a high-spirited and musically adventurous program” – Palm Beach Daily News. Violinist, Janice Martin, taught a master class for students of the Alexander W. Dreyfoos, Jr. School of the Arts.

Likewise, the 22nd annual Whitehall Lecture Series continued to intrigue audiences while furthering our knowledge and appreciation of the Gilded Age through a series of five lectures around the theme of City Bosses and Company Towns. The lecture topics included; Company Town Hershey, PA, Boss Tweed of New York, Boss Cox of Cincinnati, Company Town Pullman, IL, and Henry Flagler’s West Palm Beach -

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which contrary to popular perception was conceived by Flagler not as a company town, but rather a town he hoped would become Florida’s largest city.

Working with The Palm Beach Post and the School District of Palm Beach County, the Museum’s Education Department produced a 32-page Newspapers-in-Education Tabloid (NIE Tab for short), titled Flagler’s Florida that in 2007 was distributed to about 250,000 fourth and fifth grade students of the 19 coastal counties of eastern Florida.

The distribution of the new NIE Tab is made possible by funds raised through the Whitehall Society, a Museum support group formed in 2006. The Whitehall Society seeks to develop a new generation of Museum Members who share an interest in history and preservation, through activities, programs, and fundraisers. In January Café Sapori hosted a reception as a fundraiser for the Whitehall Society. In February the Whitehall Society’s annual fundraiser Dancing After Dark drew substantial attendance and sponsorship support. The Whitehall Society’s annual Easter Egg Hunt and Easter Egg Roll on the Museum’s South Lawn drew an even larger crowd in 2007. And, in November the Whitehall Society again partnered with Hollywould and designer Holly Dunlap to host a reception at the Museum celebrating the opening of a new Season in Palm Beach.

In its second year the Museum’s Bluegrass Concert was more popular than ever, featuring the Larry Stephenson Band and the Krüger Brothers. The concert benefited the Southern Arts Federation’s Emergency Relief Fund helping it to assist cultural organizations throughout the Southeast with the development of emergency response plans.

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Since its founding more than 47 years ago, the Museum has worked with the School District of Palm Beach County in a variety of ways. Each year thousands of fourth and fifth grade students visit the Museum as part of their education about Florida history. The Museum also hosts teachers’ workshops as well as the annual History Day competition for the School District of Palm Beach County. For the past 21 years the Museum Mentor Program has paired Docent Mentors with students to develop their creative writing skills. In 2007 the Museum further expanded its partnership with the School District to serve students by adding a second session of the Mentor program, which was made possible by a grant from the Stratmann Intergenerational Fund of the Community Fund for Palm Beach and Martin Counties.

Most of America’s most cherished traditions and institutions were established during America’s Gilded Age. Founded in 1904, the Carnegie Hero Fund was established to recognize and support the heroes among us. “We live in a heroic age,” Andrew Carnegie wrote in the founding documents for the Hero Fund, “not seldom are we thrilled by

“Just simply elegant, breathtaking, speechless, have never seen anything like this in all my 60+ years. I feel like a sponge and want to soak up all Florida’s grandeur! Thank you Henry Flagler.”

- Jane and Joe Carrtne Long Beach Island, New Jersey 4

deeds of heroism where men or women are injured or lose their lives in attempting to preserve or rescue their fellows.” Each year a special few individuals are awarded the Carnegie Hero Medal. Over the years many medal winners have been from Florida. In 2006 an annual Carnegie Hero Lecture was added to the Museum’s programs as a way of reminding us all of the heroes among us and the great traditions of the Gilded Age. In April of 2007 Palm Beach resident, L. Rodger Currie, was awarded a Carnegie Hero Medal during the annual Carnegie Hero Fund Lecture at the Flagler Museum. Mr. Currie was awarded the prestigious Medal for saving six people from a burning a boat on Nantucket Sound on July 12, 2005.

Mr. Currie spotted the 48-foot yacht bellowing 10-foot flames from stern to mid-ship.

Despite the blaze, high winds and four-foot seas, Currie and a friend brought their vessel along side the burning boat to rescue the passengers. While his friend remained at the wheel, Currie stood on the bow to help the victims onto the rescue vessel. All six passengers escaped the blaze including a child, who was tossed to Currie by her mother.

Thanks to Currie, all passengers escaped with only minor injuries.

Each year the Museum celebrates its anniversary on June 5th by honoring its founder Jean Flagler Matthews. A granddaughter of Henry Flagler, Mrs. Matthews saved Whitehall from demolition in 1959 and formed a nonprofit corporation to operate Whitehall as a public museum. In 2007 Founder’s Day drew more than 2,000 visitors who toured the grounds, Whitehall, and Railcar No. 91.

With the addition of the Flagler Kenan Pavilion in 2005, the view of the fireworks over Lake Worth from the Museum grounds was dramatically enhanced, making the annual Fourth of July Celebration at the Museum even more popular in recent years. And, the Museum’s Fourth of July Celebration in 2007 was perhaps the most popular ever.

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The Museum added summer camps to the Museum’s programming for the first time in 2007. The two camps, Crime Investigation in the Gilded Age and Inventions that Changed the World, are geared to middle school students and are designed to engage campers through a variety of hands-on activities. The camps teach students about: the investigative techniques developed a century ago, such as finger printing, blood typing, polygraph testing, and crime scene photo-documentation - and - the many inventions that so dramatically changed the world, such as radio, wireless telephones (believe it or not, invented in 1896), phonographs, movies, and much more.

Christmas at Whitehall is the Museum’s oldest tradition. For 47 years the youngest of Henry Flagler’s descendants gather to light the giant Christmas tree in the Grand Hall on the first Sunday of December. In 2007 four great-great-great-grandchildren attended the tree lighting. Since their introduction in 1999, Holiday Evening Tours at the Museum have remained a popular addition to Whitehall’s Christmas traditions.

Based on continuing research using historic photographs and contemporary accounts, the Museum staff continued to make Whitehall’s Christmas decorations more authentic.

Reviving the Christmas traditions of the time period when Whitehall was built serves not only to educate visitors about the Gilded Age, but makes the experience of visiting Whitehall during the Christmas Holidays unique, interesting, and fun.

“What a wonderful place, so glad it was saved for others to see!!!”

– Paula and Thomas Walker Visited Museum April 2007 6

Physical Plant Improvements The consistently high levels of relative humidity experienced in South Florida yearround are the greatest threat to the long-term preservation of Whitehall’s interiors. To insure that the Museum’s state-of-the-art climate control system continues to maintain the appropriate humidity and temperature levels when the Museum is without power, as it was for extended periods of time during the recent hurricanes, automatic power transfer switches were installed at the Museum in 2007 and a custom made trailer and generator were built so that during an extended power outage, the generator and transfer switches will automatically supply the Museum with the power needed to continue the operation of the climate control system.

A new state-of-the-art clock was added to the Flagler Kenan Pavilion in 2007. While the clock is nearly identical the old clock that graced Penn Station a hundred years ago, it is one-of-a-kind. Not only is the clock controlled by radio signals synchronized to the atomic clock in Colorado, but the clock lens is electrically controlled to make the clock face disappear when guests at evening events in the Pavilion prefer not to be reminded of the time.

Since 1995 the Museum has undertaken an aggressive restoration and building plan that made this National Historic Landmark a model of preservation, and opened a new world of programming possibilities. In 2007 the Museum began planning for the fifth and final stage of the restoration and building plan that began almost 13 years ago.

Completion of the project will result in the installation of an elevator that will serve the second floor, the construction of a small research library, the construction of additional exhibit preparation space, and the addition of more staff offices. This final phase of the restoration and building plan is scheduled to be completed by the end of 2008, when

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for first time in Whitehall’s history visitors who cannot climb the Grand Hall stairway will have the opportunity to see Whitehall’s second floor via the new elevator.

Conservation and Restoration Each year for the past five years, the Museum has worked with a conservator to restore and rewire Whitehall’s many sconces and chandeliers and in 2007 the four massive Courtyard sconces were removed, restored and reinstalled.

For over seven years Museum Docents have worked to reproduce, by hand, the crystal beaded light bulb covers that once graced more than 180 light fixtures throughout Whitehall. After countless hours of work by the Docents this massive project was completed in 2007 and, for the first time in more than 80 years, Whitehall’s electric lights once again look as elegant and grand as they did when Whitehall was completed in 1902.

Acquisitions The Museum was fortunate in 2007 to add a number of objects to the collection and archives, including: A late-nineteenth century oil painting depicting a tropical landscape, by an unknown artist Three sterling silver fruit knives with Florida motifs on the handles, made by Greenleaf & Crosby and Watson & Newell Co. Five silver plate flatware pieces made by International Silver Co. in the Grecian Style pattern, circa 1913: a coffee spoon marked with the FEC monogram was used by the FEC Hotel Co., and

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a set of four pieces were made for Flagler System and used on the FEC Railway A selection of sterling silver Florida souvenir spoons from the late 1800s to early 1900s, madeby Greenleaf & Crosby and Wallace Silversmiths A sterling silver gravy ladle made by Greenleaf & Crosby McClure’s Magazine (1905) featuring John D. Rockefeller The Roadmender (1903) by Michael Fairless, inscribed and signed by Henry Flagler, with photo in flyleaf Sun Hunting (1922) by Kenneth L. Roberts Official Views of Pan-American Exposition (1901) by C.D. Arnold A selection of historical postcards depicting the 1909 Round-up on Ormond/Daytona Beach, the Flagler residence, Orienta, in Mamaroneck, NY, and the Whitehall Hotel dining room

Leadership and Recognition Each year the Flagler Museum hosts a number of prestigious groups. In January the Museum hosted a public meeting with the Legislative Delegation of Palm Beach County. In March the Museum hosted the Kennedy Center’s President’s Advisory Committee on the Arts, which featured newly-appointed Florida Secretary of State Kurt Browning’s first speech on the importance of art and culture in Florida. And, in April the Museum hosted the Palm Beach Civic Association’s Annual meeting and the Palm Beach Mayor’s State-of-the-Town Address.

The Museum was honored to receive a number of awards in 2007, including: a Palm Beach County Chapter of the American Institute of Architects Award for the design of the Flagler Kenan Pavilion, the Palm Beach County chapter of the Associated General

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Contractors of America’s Build Florida Award for the quality of construction of the Flagler Kenan Pavilion, and a Florida Association of Museum’s Innovator Award for the publication of the catalogue Tiffany at the World’s Columbian Exposition.

The Flagler Museum continues to receive more national, and international media attention than any other Florida Museum. In 2007, the Flagler Museum was featured in the following publications and programs: A&E Channel History Channel Biography Channel AAA Touch Magazine Jeopardy!

Washington Post New York Times Online USA Today Online PBS Online - “The Rockefellers” Vive Magazine Garden & Gun Magazine Art & Culture of Palm Beach County Palm Beach Cottage and Gardens Group Tour Magazine Jupiter Magazine Palm Beacher

Boca Raton Magazine Palm Beach Illustrated Florida International Magazine City & Shore Magazine Palm Beach Society Palm Beach Young Society Palm Beach Journal Magazine Ritz-Carlton Magazine Palm Beach Post La Palma Palm Beach Daily News South Florida Sun-Sentinel New Times 50+ lifestyles Magazine PBS - WLRN Miami

“Beautiful and wonderful information about the Gilded Age. Much like the Newport Mansions but maybe more spectacular!”

– Sharon and Alan Linger Visited Museum February 2007

Clearly, 2007 was another banner year for the Museum, made possible through the support of the hundreds of Members, Contributors, Sponsors, and Grantors recognized in this Annual Report. Thank you all for your continued support.

John Blades, Executive Director.

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OPERATING REVENUE & EXPENSE REPORT 2007 Revenues

Admissions $610,000

Membership Dues $394,000

Museum Store Revenue $293,000

Special Events Fees $209,000

Music Series Revenue $32,000

Fund Raisers $199,000

Contributions $1,639,000

Other Revenue $78,000

Endowment Support $1,238,000

Total Revenues $4,692,000

Expenses

Exhibits $251,000

Lectures & Events $110,000 Tours, Summer Camp, Education Cost $259,000

Personnel & Payroll Taxes $1,917,000

Maintenance & Conservation $587,000

Museum Store Expenses $110,000

Insurance $163,000

Utilities $330,000

Membership & Events $190,000

Advertising & Marketing $150,000

Other Expenses $155,000

Administrative Cost $95,000

Debt Service $375,000

Total Expenses $4,692,000

Balance

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Designed by Augustus SaintGaudens, the Twenty-Dollar Gold Piece (“Double Eagle�) is generally considered the most beautifully designed U.S. coin.

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WHITEHALL SOCIETY Co-Chairpersons Kelly Hopkins & Patrick Killian Steering Committee Jeff Amling Katy Dew Amling Lori Bernstein Michael Bernstein Jane Brown Whitney Bylin Kristen Cashel Millie Dayton Lily Holt Dillon Lourdes Fanjul Kim Froude Peter Geisler Sara Gilbane Heather Harris Rick Hopkins Celerie Kemble Sterling Kenan

Dana Koch Jessica Koch Harry Lefrank Eric Levine Helene Lorentzen Nancy Lumsden Susan Bodnar Malloy Christina Matthews Binkie Orthwein Piper Quinn Cater Randolph Missy Savage Todd Savage Besty Slocum Natashe Steinle Frances Webster Maura Ziska

The Whitehall Society is a steering committee whose purpose is to cultivate the support and patronage of a new generation of residents of the Palm Beach area who have an interest in arts and culture, history, architecture, and the preservation of Whitehall.

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CONTRIBUTORS Individual and Corporate Contributors $1,000,000 and above The Estate of Mr. Henry Flagler Harris $15,000 and above Mr. Thomas S. Kenan, III $10,000 and above Anonymous †Flagler System, Inc. (Mr. Thomas S. Kenan, III) Mr. & Mrs. William M. Matthews

$5,000 and above Flagler System, Inc. (Mrs. Sterling H. Kenan) Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Henry Mrs. Betsy K. Matthews Mr. George G. Matthews Mr. & Mrs. Harold Byron Smith $2,500 and above Mr. & Mrs. Frederick A. Sharf $2,000 and above Mr. & Mrs. Jesse D. Newman

$1,000 and above Mr. & Mrs. Howard Lester Mr. & Mrs. Stanley M. Rumbough, Jr. Ms. Isabelle de Tomaso Mrs. James L. Wiley $500 and above Anonymous Mr. John J. Brogan Mr. & Mrs. J. Richard Fennell The Lost Tree Club Ms. Ambrose K. Monell Mr. & Mrs. J. Simpson Dean, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Herman L. Silverman $200 and above The Garden Club of Palm Beach Dr. & Mrs. Michael A. Longo Ms. Kathleen R. Pacetti Dr. & Mrs. William T. Seed

Contributions from Foundations $50,000 and above William R. Kenan, Jr. Charitable Trust (Mr. Thomas S. Kenan, III & Mrs. Molly Wiley) $10,000 and above The Alexander W. Dreyfoos, Jr. Charitable Foundation, Inc. Relgalf Charitable Foundation

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$5,000 and above Anonymous Abraham & Beverly Sommer Foundation Margaret Dorrance Strawbridge Foundation of Pennsylvania II, Inc. Wise Foundation $2,500 and above The Richard S. Johnson Family Foundation, Inc. $2,000 and above Atwater Kent Foundation, Inc. The Rodman Foundation (Mr. & Rev. E. Rodman Titcomb, Jr.) $1,000 and above Ashton Foundation Bardes Fund & Quinn Family Breyer Family Fund Lawrence J. DeGeorge & Florence A. DeGeorge Charitable Trust Sidney Kohl Foundation, Inc. Wrightson-Ramsing Foundation, Inc.

$500 and above Herndon Foundation Moran Family Foundation The Rodman Foundaiton (Mr. & Mrs. Michael Slocum)

$200 and above Fornasiero Family Fund of the Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Irwin and Lucille Wallshein Family Fund of the Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Karyn Gerschel Lamb Foundation Sydelle & Arthur I. Meyer Foundation

Grants from Foundations and Trusts $165,000 and above Palm Beach County Tourism Development Council $65,000 and above William R. Kenan, Jr. Charitable Trust $10,000 and above The Hans and Mary Stratmann Intergenerational Fund of the Community Foundation for Palm Beach and Martin Counties The Seth Sprague Educational and Charitable Foundation

PROGRAM SPONSORS Augustus Saint-Gaudens: American Sculptor of the Gilded Age Exhibit $25,000 and above U.S. Trust

Eloquent Vistas: The Art of Nineteenth-Century American Landscape Photography from George Eastman House Collection Exhibit $15,000 and above JPMorgan Bank Palm Beach Post †

Whitehall Society Sponsors and Contributors $35,000 and above Lilly Pulitzer Corporation $15,000 and above Discovery Land Co. †

$10,000 and above Anonymous Mr. & Mrs. Mark Cook Grey Goose Vodka † Tiffany & Co. † Wachovia Wealth Management

$5,000 and above Anthony Nak Fine Jewelry † Casa De Campo † Mr. & Mrs. Alexander W. Dreyfoos, Jr. Flagler System, Inc. (Mrs. Sterling H. Kenan) Gucci The Kenan Family Foundation Mrs. Besty K. Matthews

$500 and above Mr. David G. Bannister Lily Holt, Inc. † Palm Beach Daily News Mr. Jessie William Smith & Mrs. Annice Kenan

$2,500 and above Café Sapori Mrs. Susan Malloy †

$200 and above Mr. Scott Johnson Mr. & Mrs. Thomas E. Norman Mr. & Mrs. Stacey Owen Mr. & Mrs. Jose F. Fanjul, Jr. Mrs. Jack Massey Mr. Edward P. Swyer

$2,000 and above The Breakers †

$350 and above Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Sambuco

$1,000 and above Bluegrass in the Pavilion Gala Rouge from Premier Beverage † Concert Georgette Klinger Salon & Spa † Gunster Yoakley & Stewart, PA $15,000 and above Col. & Mrs. G.F. Robert Hanke Anonymous Ms. Dee-Dee Harris & Ms. Cammie Harris Flagler Museum Music Series Mr. Thomas S. Kenan, III $12,000 and above Palm Beach Parking † Bank of America Rebecca Seelig and Palm Beach Public Relations † $10,000 and above Palm Beach Daily News †

Whitehall Lecture Series $1,500 and above Palm Beach Post

Easter Egg hunt & Easter Egg Roll $1,000 and above Palm Beach Daily News

Summer Camps $500 and above Palm Beach Daily News †

Founders Day $1,000 and above Palm Beach Post †

Flagler Kenan Pavilion Donors $5,000 and above Mr. & Mrs. John Blades Mrs. Betsy K. Matthews Northern Trust U. S. Trust

$5,000 and above Mr. & Mrs. John M. Blades † Denotes a full or partial in-kind contribution

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CORPORATE MEMBERS Chairman - $10,000

CEO - $7,000

President - $5,000

Executive - $3,000

Ballard Capital Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center Choice Hotels International Cognizant Condé Nast Goldman Sachs Laureate Education, Inc. Lehman Brothers MBIA Marathon Oil Company Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Co. Mercedes-Benz USA, LLC Teachers Insurance and Annuity Association

JPMorgan Private Bank Bank of America Private Bank & Trust Bernadotte Foundation for Children’s Eyecare, Inc. Dundee Securities Corporation Lilly Pulitzer Corporation Office Depot, Inc.

CMS Companies The Coca-Cola Bottlers Association Sun Life Financial United Technologies Corporation U.S. Trust Wachovia Bank Wilden Pump Youngs Construction

Northwood University Dredging Contractors of America Florida East Coast Industries, Inc. Hedrick Brothers Construction McKinsey & Co. PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP UNIMIN

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“It was a wonderful life time experience visiting Whitehall and stepping back into the Gilded Age of America.

Whitehall is a beautiful palatial home, well preserved and meticulously maintained. The narration by the docent… was superb. Hats off to the staff and trustees of the Museum. Thanks for preserving the American History!”

-Dr. Shabihe Enhisham and Lt. Col Ehtisham Tirmizi Originally from Pakistan, currently stationed at MacDill Air Force Base Tampa, Florida

ANNUAL MEMBERS Flagler Associate Members $5,000 Mr. & Mrs. S. Daniel Abraham Anonymous Mr. & Mrs. Jose Basa Mr. Michael Belisle & Ms. Linda A. Gary Mr. & Mrs. Ken Bergquist Best Buddies International, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Keith Bolton Mr. & Mrs. Robert Butler Mr. & Mrs. John K. Castle Ms. Patricia Chidiac Mr. & Mrs. Mark W. Cook Mr. & Mrs. Edgar Covarrubias Mr. & Mrs. Robert Denenberg Mrs. Cecile Draime Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Ever Mr. & Mrs. F. David Feng Mr. Stephen Finn & Ms. Kim Linthicum Mr. & Mrs. Mark Fornasiero Mr. & Mrs. Michael Gallo Mr. & Mrs. Vincent Gismondi Mr. & Mrs. Brian Griffin Mr. & Mrs. Todd Herbst Ms. Christina Kaufman

& Mr. Mike Estabrook Mrs. John C. LaMonte Mr. & Mrs. Leonard A. Lauder Ms. Rosemary Lauth Mr. Robert P. Leidy Mr. & Mrs. Peter Mascaro Mechanical Contractors Association Paradise Fund, Inc.

Benefactor Members $2,500 The Palm Beach Symphony, Inc. Mr. Charles W. Ranson, Jr.

& Ms. Heidi L. Steiger Mr. & Mrs. Pete Rose Mr. William Ryberg Mr. Larry Schafer Ms. Tracy Sharpe Mr. Brad S. Smith & Miss Tara Jaffe Mr. & Mrs. Harold Byron Smith Mr. & Mrs. Dairell J. Snapp Mr. Frederick Taeger & Ms. Patricia Admire University of Virginia

Denotes additional contribution to the Annual Fund or the Whitehall Society

Mr. & Mrs. Timothy A. Eaton Mr. & Mrs. Stanley N. Gaines Mr. & Mrs. Avram Glazer Mr. & Mrs. Roger Hertog Mr. Roman Lowzan Mrs. Alexander R. Raywood Mr. & Mrs. John Rinker Mr. Charles Roberts Mr. & Mrs. Charles M. Royce Mr. & Mrs. Lewis Schott Mr. & Mrs. Frederic A. Sharf Mr. & Mrs. Dennis J. Shaughnessy

Patron Members $1,000 Mr. & Mrs. Rand V. Araskog Mr. & Mrs. Gianni Aversa Mr. & Mrs. Ettore Barbatelli Mr. & Mrs. Michael Bowen Mr. & Mrs. Brian W. Boyle Mr. & Mrs. J. Kenneth Brower, II Mr. & Mrs. Ronald L. Buch Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence J. DeGeorge Mr. & Mrs. Louis J. Feher Mrs. George E. Ford Mr. & Mrs. John Gordon Ms. Mary Scott Guest Mr. & Mrs. Albert Hallac Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Hummel Ms. Elsa Mosse Hvide The International Society of Palm Beach Mr. & Mrs. Horace Irvine Mr. & Mrs. Scott A. Johnson Mr. & Mrs. Douglas M. Kinney Mr. & Mrs. Fred A. Krehbiel Sir Geoffrey & Lady Leigh Mr. & Mrs. George J. Michel, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Frank A. Miller Mr. & Mrs. Dudley L. Moore, Jr. Ms. Linda P. O’Connell Mr. & Mrs. Donald G. Oren Mr. & Mrs. Richard A. Pagliari Mr. & Mrs. William G. Pannill Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth P. Richter Ms. Theresa Rizzo Mr. William J. Ronan Mr. & Mrs. Jay Schochet

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ANNUAL MEMBERS Patron Members cont. $1,000 Ms. Lesly Smith Mr. & Mrs. E. LeRoy Swindell Mr. & Mrs. Dominick A. Telesco Mr. & Mrs. Leo Vecellio Mr. & Mrs. George T. Williamson

Sponsor Members $500 Mr. Ramin M. Abdolvahabi Ms. Ann Appleman Councilman & Mrs. William J. Brooks Mr. & Mrs. Alerio Cardinale Mr. & Mrs. David O. Charland Mr. Thomas Davis, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. David C. Drysdale Mr. & Mrs. James Edwards Mrs. Robert Eigen Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Eisenberg Mr. & Mrs. J. Richard Fennell Ms. Ellen Fox & Ms. Lacey Fox Mr. & Mrs. Keith Frankel Mr. & Mrs. William M. Guttman Mrs. Marie E. Harrington Mr. & Mrs. Edward L. Hennessy, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Edward T. Higgins Ms. Hayden Hosford & Mr. Barney Bakken Mrs. Gale G. Howden Mr. & Mrs. Charles H. Jones, Jr. Mr. Robert A. Kauffman Mr. & Mrs. John Kessler Mr. & Mrs. Peter I. C. Knowles, II

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Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Larmoyeux Mr. & Mrs. Eugene Lawrence Mr. Norman E. Mack, II Mrs. Jack C. Massey Mr. & Mrs. David G. Ober Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Orthwein Ms. Anka Kriser Palitz Mr. & Mrs. James Pizzagalli Preservation Foundation of Palm Beach Mr. & Mrs. Shouky Shaheen Mrs. Selma Terner Slater Mr. & Mrs. Matthew K. Smith Mr. & Mrs. Bailey B. Sory, III Mr. & Mrs. Moses Sternlieb Mr. James Swope

& Mr. Scott Robertson Mr. & Mrs. Henry W. Vander Plaat, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. James R. Wallace Mr. & Mrs. James E. Weber Mr. Philip A. Whitacre Mr. & Mrs. John A. Zenko

Sustaining Members $200 Mrs. Joyce T. Alban Ms. H.V. Albrecht Dr. Sharada Alducin & Mr. Donald Alducin Mr. & Mrs. Percy Alexander Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Anbinder Mr. & Mrs. Edwin C. Andrews, Jr. Mrs. Grace W. Arnold Mr. & Mrs. Frederic B. Asche, Jr.

Mr. & Mrs. E. William Aylward Mr. David W. Baker

& Mr. Carlos A. Perez Ms. Carla Barron & Ms. Lisbeth Barron Mr. & Mrs. Robert Bateman Mr. & Mrs. Keith D. Beaty Ms. Pamela Bechill Mr. & Mrs. Dean Becker Mr. & Mrs. Bryan Belliveau Mr. Herman L. Bender Ms. Patricia Benditt The Honorable

& Mrs. William E. Benjamin, II Mr. & Mrs. William S. Bernard Mr. & Mrs. A. Max Beverly Mr. George C. Bitting Ms. Judy Black & Mr. Richard Schlosberg Mr. & Mrs. Curtis L. Blake Mr. & Mrs. William C. Blind Mr. & Mrs. Earl E. Blomeyer Mr. & Mrs. Charles E. Boisselle Mr. & Mrs. Paul W. Boltz Mr. Erik R. Borgen-Larssen, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Malcolm G. Bourne, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Stephen F. Brauer Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Breskman Mr. & Mrs. Victor L. Brizel Mr. & Mrs. F. Ted Brown, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Brown Mr. & Mrs. LaVerne S. Brown Mr. & Mrs. Eric M. Bylin Mr. & Mrs. Felix F. Callari Ms. Phyllis Callaway Ms. Rosalie Candelario

Mr. Norman Caplan & Ms. Maxine Witt Mr. & Mrs. Colin Cashel Mr. & Mrs. Bernard H. Cherry Mr. Pei-Yuan Chia & Ms. Katherine Shen Mr. & Mrs. Jean Pierre Chovet Mr. & Mrs. John C. Christlieb Mr. & Mrs. Paul R. Christman Ms. Fleur Cinque Mr. & Mrs. James M. Clark Mr. & Mrs. David M. Click Mr. Vincent T. Cloud Mr. & Mrs. Vincent Coda Mr. & Mrs. John P. Cohen Mr. & Mrs. Bradley Collins Mr. & Mrs. Frank S. Coniglio Mr. & Mrs. Frederick Cone Mr. & Mrs. Don Conrad Ms. Trisha Consunji & Mr. Brian Cheguis Ms. Maureen Conte & Ms. Isobel Gately Mr. & Mrs. J. Patterson Cooper Dr. & Mrs. James Criscione Rev. & Mrs. Richard M. Cromie Mr. & Mrs. Lee Cruz Mr. & Mrs. John W. D’Arcy Mr. & Mrs. Donald E. Dahlberg Mr. & Mrs. John A. Daniels Mr. & Mrs. Henry Darlington, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. John Davis Ms. Kelly Davis Mr. John D. Deese & Mr. Steven S. Locante

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ANNUAL MEMBERS Sustaining Members cont. $200 Mr. Joseph Deflora & Ms. Sandra Devlin Ms. Diana B. Denholm Mrs. W. Diana Deresz Ms. Daniela Di Lorenzo Ms. Ann DiLella & Ms. Elizabeth Fleischman Mr. & Mrs. Wayne F. Dimm Ms. Penelope E. Donnelly Ms. Pia Dorrin Ms. Dianne W. Dorsey Ms. Ganka Dover Mr. & Mrs. Scott D. Druker Ms. Joyce P. Duke Dr. & Mrs. James T. Duncan, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Bruce B. Dunnan Dr. Michelle Durkee-Cunio Mr. & Mrs. Alfred M. Ehrenclou Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Ehrlich Mr. & Mrs. James M. Engel Ms. Elaine Fabrikant Mr. Robert Federman Ms. Esther Feldberg Mr. & Mrs. Allan W. Ferrin Ms. Cindy C. Findley Mr. John D. Firestone Mr. & Mrs. Charles B. Fischer, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Alfred J. Fisher, III Mr. & Mrs. Christian Flammarion Dr. & Mrs. Robert A. Flucke Mr. & Mrs. Robert T. Foley Mr. & Mrs. Carl S. Forsythe, III Ms. Andrea H. Fossum

Mr. & Mrs. Andrew S. Frazier Mr. Charles Freeman Mr. & Mrs. James R. Freney Dr. & Mrs. Ralph Freudenthal Mr. & Mrs. Joseph M. Fries Mr. & Mrs. Donald E. Froude Mr. & Mrs. John Galiardo Mr. & Mrs. Richard Galley Mr. & Mrs. Peter N. Geisler Ms. Sara E. Gilbane Mr. Jonathan S. Gilbert Mr. Alan Duane Gillette Mr. & Mrs. Arnold S. Goldin Mr. & Mrs. Jamie Gordon Mrs. Betty Gosman Mrs. Richard E. Graebert Mr. Peter U. Graefe Mr. William M. Graves, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth L. Groves Mr. & Mrs. John T. Hagan Ms. Maryann L. Hajduk Mr. H. Bert Hallock Mr. & Mrs. Daniel A. Hanley Mr. & Mrs. Joseph T. Harper Mr. & Mrs. W. Gibson Harris, II Mr. & Mrs. Rod Hartless Ms. Rita Dee Hassenfeld Mr. & Mrs. Charles F. Heck Dr. & Mrs. Joseph A. Helfrich Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Henry Mr. & Mrs. Raford W. Herbert Mr. & Mrs. Roger J. Hochstin Ms. Judith Hodge Ms. JoAnn Hoffman Mr. & Mrs. Wenford Hood Mr. & Mrs. Patrick H. Horgan, III

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Mr. & Mrs. Richard D. Horowitz Mr. & Mrs. James H. Howe, III Ms. Barbara L. Hyman Mr. & Mrs. Steve Imbrogno Mr. & Mrs. C. Morgan Jackson Ms. Sherry Jacobs Ms. Theresa Jannacone The Honorable Eric M. Javits & Dr. Margaretha Espersson Ms. Kata Jenkins Mr. & Mrs. Charles P. Johansen Mr. & Mrs. Lonnie J. Johns Mr. Dennis L. Johnson Mr. & Mrs. Karl W. Kalassay Mrs. Jeanne Kanders Mr. & Mrs. James G. Kenan, III Mr. & Mrs. James C. Kennedy Mr. Patrick Killian Mr. & Mrs. Thomas M. Kirchhoff Mr. & Mrs. Dana Koch Mr. & Mrs. Dan Kolt Mr. & Mrs. Bryan Kornegay, Jr. Ms. Betty K. Kovach Mr. & Mrs. John M. Kubeck Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Kulunas Ms. Stacey K. LaMotte & Ms. Danielle LaMotte Mr. & Mrs. Ronald W. Lahner Mr. & Mrs. Kevin T. Lamb Mr. Charles F. Lanigan Ms. Kelly A. Layman Dr. & Mrs. Richard Lazzara Mr. Harrison T. LeFrak Mr. & Mrs. Dennis J. Leavy Mr. John Lebeau Mr. & Mrs. Eric Levine

Ms. Bernice Levinson Mrs. Dorothy Levy Mr. & Mrs. Mark S. Levy Ms. Elaine M. Lewis Mrs. Joan M. Lewis Ms. Marian Lewis Mr. Robert Alan Lewis Mr. & Mrs. Si Liberman Dr. & Mrs. Jack L. Liggett Mrs. Robert Linton Dr. & Mrs. Eli Lippman Mr. Merrill C. Lochmaier Mr. & Mrs. Matt Lorentzen Ms. Fran Luckoff Mr. & Mrs. Jerome E. Luecke Mr. & Mrs. Gary Lumsden Mr. Kenneth E. Macey & Ms. Betty Yaeger Mr. Benjamin Macfarland Mr. & Mrs. Timothy J. Malloy Ms. Anita E. Manuel Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Marino Mr. & Mrs. George Marshall Dr. Mary Martin Mr. & Mrs. Pier P. Mazza Ms. Rachelle McBride Mr. & Mrs. Richard E. McConnell The Honorable Jack McDonald Mr. & Mrs. Donald M. McLean Mr. & Mrs. T. Bragg McLeod Mr. & Mrs. Leigh A. McMakin Mr. & Mrs. Samuel W. Meek, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Jim Meeks Mr. & Mrs. Joe Jack Merriman Mr. J. William Metzger Ms. Anita Hamilton Michaels

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ANNUAL MEMBERS Sustaining Members cont. $200 Ms. Tanya M. Mikus Mr. & Mrs. William John Mikus Mr. & Mrs. Alan H. Miller Mr. & Mrs. Ross D. Mills Mr. & Mrs. Clyde W. Moonie Mr. & Mrs. John H. Morris, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Hosmer Morse Mr. Scott Moses Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey I. Mullens Ms. Genevieve L. Murphy Dr. & Mrs. John T. Murray Mr. & Mrs. Terrence Murray Mrs. Agnes C. Musch Mr. & Mrs. Ronald N. Napoli Ms. Dorothy Nelson Ms. C. June Neubauer Mr. Rob Nottingham Mr. & Mrs. Raymond C. O’Brien Ms. Virginia Oatley Mrs. Marvin Orleans Mr. & Mrs. David T. Owens Ms. Retha Palmer Ms. Elizabeth Matthews Paton Mr. Bill Pearl & Dr. Joann Hendelman Mrs. Annette Perini Ms. Catherine A. Peters Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Petersen Mrs. Robert L. Peterson Evelyn & Mr. William Peterson Dr. Henry J. Petraki Mr. & Mrs. Richard J. Phelps Ms. Mary Tyack Philpit

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Mr. & Mrs. John Pickett, III Mrs. Christina F. Porter Mr. & Mrs. Carter Pottash Mr. Oliver Quinn Mr. & Mrs. Richard A. Raffo Mr. & Mrs. John Cater Randolph, II Ms. Mary Jane Range & Mr. Frank Hammerstrom Ms. Marjorie Raskin & Mr. David Selin Dr. & Mrs. G. David Raymond Mr. & Mrs. Mark E. Raymond Mr. David V. Reese Mr. Warren Resen Mr. & Mrs. Rob Reveley Mr. & Mrs. Michael Richer Mr. & Mrs. Allan Ridall Mr. & Mrs. Harland A. Riker, Jr. Mrs. Ruby S. Rinker & Mr. Andrew Bytnar Mr. Keith Rizzardi Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Royce Dr. & Mrs. Garth S. Russell Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Sambuco Dr. Melody Sanger & Dr. Joseph Saponaro Mr. & Mrs. Todd Savage Mr. & Mrs. David H. Scaff Ms. Faith Z. Schullstrom Ms. Barbara A. Selecman Mr. & Mrs. Phillip Sexton Mr. & Mrs. Joseph B. Shearouse, Jr. Ms. Lyn H. Silberman Mr. & Mrs. Herman Silverman Dr. & Mrs. Franck Simon

Colonel Alfred Simson Mr. & Mrs. Harold Singer Mr. & Mrs. Mitchell Sisle Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Skipper Mr. & Mrs. Gregory Slaydon Mr. & Mrs. Albert H. Small Mr. & Mrs. Michael B. Small Mr. & Mrs. Albert L. Smith Mrs. Page W. Smith Mr. & Mrs. Eliot I. Snider Mr. & Mrs. Raymond W. Snow Mr. & Mrs. Perry J. Spencer Mr. & Mrs. Robert P. Squires Mr. Peter C. Steingraber Mr. & Mrs. John Steinle Ms. Ruth M. Striar Ms. Susan Stroman & Ms. Dianne Evans Mr. Christopher Sullivan Ms. Patti W. Sullivan Mr. George Switlyk Mr. & Mrs. Robert N. Szalay Ms. Judith Teller & Mr. David Kaye Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Theis, Sr. Ms. Barbara Thompson Mr. & Mrs. David R. Thompson Mr. & Mrs. Harvey Thompson Mr. & Mrs. William Told, Jr. Mr. Luigi F. Toninelli Ms. Dawn Nichole Towell Mr. Jeffrey Treut Mr. & Mrs. John T. Tuttle Mr. & Mrs. Neil A. Useden Mr. & Mrs. Leni M. Valens Mr. & Mrs. Allen W. Valentine

Ms. Mieke F. Van Waveren Mr. & Mrs. Leon R. Vedovato Ms. Elaine Villafana Ms. Bettie Vogel

& Ms. Simone Alimanestianu Desiderio Mr. & Mrs. Norman Volk Mr. & Mrs. David L. Voneida Ms. Gisa I. Wagner Ms. Barbara S. Wainscott Mr. & Mrs. William Wallace Mr. & Mrs. Irwin Wallshein Dr. & Mrs. Donald E. Warren Mr. & Mrs. Charles H. Warwick, III Mr. & Mrs. Mitchell Watson Mr. & Mrs. Joel Weiser Mr. & Mrs. Caleb C. Whitaker, III Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth H. Whitford Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Wilkey Mr. & Mrs. Jere H. Williams Ms. Rhonda Williams Mr. & Mrs. Shakir A.E. Wissa Mr. & Mrs. Scott Wood Ms. Betty S. Yaeger Mr. Mark Yard Ms. Starrett Zenko Ms. Maura Ziska & Ms. Madelyn Ziska Marques & Marquesa de San Damian

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CHARTER & LIFE MEMBERS Charter Members Mrs. James Adams Mr. John W. Anderson, II Mrs. Henry Barkhausen Mr. & Mrs. Arthur R. Burck Mr. Harrison K. Chauncey , Jr. Mrs. Harry V. Fox Mr. & Mrs. Gordon P. Getty Mr. & Mrs. Robert G. Gordon Mrs. Eileen Zantzinger Holberg Mrs. Frances Hufty Ms. Rosemarie Leonhardt Miss Kenan Lewis Dr. & Mrs. Michael Longo Mr. Paul L. Maddock, Jr. Miss Christina Claire Matthews Ms. Patricia W. Owen Mrs. Richard C. Pietrafesa Madame Athanase Politis Mr. Roy A. Povell Mr. Paul G. Rogers Mrs. Robert Salisbury Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Schlang Mrs. Barnet Sorkin Ms. Jane L. Swing Mr. Richard T. Taylor Mr. Charles Turner Ms. Muriel Wolinsky Ms. Fortunata Yannacone Life Members Ms. Rosalie Altman Ms. Margaret J. Anderson Mr. & Mrs. John W. Annan Mr. & Mrs. Carl B. Apfel Ms. Marsha Baker

Mr. Robert B. Baker Mrs. Nelle Ball Mr. & Mrs. Louis F. Bantle Mr. & Mrs. William Barfknecht Ms. Anne K. Beatty Ms. Anita Beck Mrs. Elise Bedle Ms. Diane Belfer Ms. Betty Bench Ms. Caroline J. Bennett Mr. Paul H. Bennett Ms. Betsy Berkshire Mrs. Harold P. Bernstein Mrs. John H. Birdsall Ms. Grace P. Blackwell Ms. Edith G.H. Bliss Mrs. Concey Bonfanti Ms. Janice Branyan Mr. & Mrs. Alfred Braun Mrs. J. Porter Brinton, Jr. Ms. Mary Brockman Mr. John J. Brogan Ms. Gale Sorensen Brophy Mrs. Albert Brown Mr. & Mrs. William A. Bryan Mrs. A. Parker Bryant Ms. Jean R. Bryde Mr. & Mrs. William E. Buckley Mr. & Mrs. Edwin O. Bussey, Jr. Mr. Frank O. Butler, II Mrs. Theresa Callahan Mrs. Dorothy M. Campbell Mr. Thomas M. Chastain Ms. Joan Cleveland Mr. & Mrs. Richard A. Coffman Mr. & Mrs. R. J. Comerford

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Mr. Lawrence H. Connelly Ms. Wynne Cook Mr. & Mrs. William W. Crawford Ms. Dolores G. DeArmas Mr. & Mrs. J. Simpson Dean, Jr. Mrs. F. Eugene Dixon, Jr. Mrs. John R. Donnell Mr. & Mrs. Alexander W. Dreyfoos, Jr. Ms. Betsy Dyals Mrs. Harriett M. Eckstein Mr. Jim Edward Ms. Ellen Ellis Mr. & Mrs. George T. Elmore Mr. Jose P. Fanjul Mr. & Mrs. William J. Farnbauch Dame Celia Lipton Farris Mrs. Claire Finnefrock Mr. & Mrs. Max M. Fisher Mrs. Miles Q. Fiterman Mr. & Mrs. William E. Flaherty Mrs. Jerre Foley Mr. & Mrs. Frederick Forst Mr. & Mrs. John N. Foster, Jr. Mrs. Frank Fritz Mrs. Christine Fryer Mrs. Robert D. Gardiner Mr. & Mrs. Wilfred Gaudet Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Geller Mrs. Melvin Gelman Mrs. John Gerretsen Mr. & Mrs. Charles Gilbert Ms. Ruth Girardi Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Glennon Mr. & Mrs. Nathan Goldman Mr. & Mrs. Murray H. Goodman Miss Jane-Fenwick Goodwin

Mrs. Norman J. Gorringe , Jr. Mr. Floyd D. Gottwald, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. George H. Gough Mrs. Harriet R. Gould Mrs. Kay Graham Mr. & Mrs. Richard H. Grant, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Robert F. Griffith Mr. & Mrs. Louis Gross, II Mr. & Mrs. Marvin Gross Miss Phyllis K. Guy Col. & Mrs. G.F. Robert Hanke Mr. Matthew S. Hannon Mrs. Henry F. Harris Ms. Charlotte Hennessey Mr. & Mrs. Raford W. Herbert Mr. John D. Herrick Mrs. Jack Hight Mr. Roland Hill Countess Henrietta de Hoernle Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Hoey Ms. Jane B. Holzer Mrs. Kelly M. Hopkins Mr. Cass S. Hough Mrs. Philip Hulitar Mr. Gerhard M. Hutter Mrs. Paul Ilyinsky Mrs. Howard E. Imhof Ms. Mary V. Johnson Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Judson Mrs. Marie Kagan Mr. & Mrs. Marshall Kalen Mrs. Simone Karoff Ms. Annette Karp Ms. Lorraine Kasper Mr. & Mrs. Arch A. Katcher Dr. & Mrs. William L. Kemp, Jr.

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LIFE MEMBERS Mr. Frank H. Kenan, II Miss Holt DeBose Kenan Miss Roberta Sterling Kenan Mrs. Sterling H. Kenan Mr. Thomas S. Kenan, III Mrs. Joseph Kerbel Mr. Frank L. Kitchen Mr. & Mrs. Bernard L. Koff Mrs. John C. LaMonte Ms. Sharon Labovitz Mrs. Robert Lahey Mr. Edwin L. Lamont Ms. Elsa Lansdowne Ms. Grace G. Leabu Mrs. Lawrence Lewis, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Albert Lippert Mr. & Mrs. Frank K. Little Mr. Joseph Livingston Mrs. William C. Longstreet, Jr. Ms. Elisabeth P. Mackintosh Mrs. Judith Maddock Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Magill Mr. & Mrs. Egidio Majorana Ms. Eugenie E. Marron Ms. Virginia S. Martin Mr. & Mrs. Clifford Masek Master Alexander W. Matthews Ms. Elizabeth Matthews Mr. George G. Matthews Mrs. Betsy K. Matthews Mr. & Mrs. George G. Matthews, Jr. Mrs. Mark Stanley Matthews Miss Natalie N. Matthews Ms. Renee Matthews Mr. & Mrs. William M. Matthews Mr. & Mrs. Henry P. McIntosh, IV

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CONTINUED Mr. & Mrs. Samuel McLendon Mr. & Mrs. Milton Meador Miss Amelia B. Michaels Miss Donna Michaels Mrs. Harry Milchin Mr. & Mrs. J. Craig Misselhorn Ms. Deborah B. Moncrief Mr. & Mrs. John Mongelli Mrs. Carolyn Moran Mrs. George E. Morgan Mr. & Mrs. William J. Moss Mr. & Mrs. Robert T. Munson Mr. & Mrs. James L. Myers Mr. & Mrs. Jesse D. Newman Mrs. Charles Noell Mrs. Juanita Nowlen Miss Mary Obradovich Mr. W. James Oelsner Ms. Gloria S. Osborn Mr. Howard F. Ostrout, Jr. Ms. Kathleen R. Pacetti Mr. Oscar Patoka Mr. & Mrs. Charles Phillips Ms. Giovanna G. Phillips Mr. Stephen Pierce Mr. Lewis B. Pollard Mr. Nelson Pollard Mr. & Mrs. Ernest Porter Miss Margaret L. Powers Ms. Bettina Pratt Mr. & Mrs. Edwin V. Pugh Mr. & Mrs. Thor H. Ramsing Mr. & Mrs. Donald T. Randall Ms. Audrey Rauterkus Ms. Christine Raywood Mr. & Mrs. George Rebholz

Ms. Marjorie W. Redburn Ms. Addie Reddick Mr. & Mrs. A. Lachlan Reed Mr. Warren Resen Mr. & Mrs. Wiley Reynolds Ms. Mildred Rich Mr. & Mrs John B. Rogers Mr. & Mrs. William Rokos Mr. & Mrs. Albert Roth Ms. Trudy Ruddy Mrs. Alberta Rugh Mr. Donald E. Runge Mr. & Mrs. David Runkel Mr. Donald F. Russell Ms. Jane S.Russell Mrs. Kathryn J. Rybovich Ms. Rose Sachs Mrs. Floyd Samer Mr. Marc Sanders Mr. & Mrs. George Saxtan Ms. Armenia B. Schmidt Mr. & Mrs. Ernst R. Schmidt Mr. & Mrs. Arnold Schwartz Mr. & Mrs. Douglas C. Scott Mrs. Elizabeth Scripps-Harvey Mrs. Barbara Buchanan Seed Dr. & Mrs. William T. Seed Ms. Denise Selz Mr. & Mrs. Paul Shoemaker Mr. & Mrs. Arnold Shore Ms. Mary M. Shriner Mr. Charles B. Simmons Mrs. Garnet M. Sliker Dr. Margaret D. Smith Ms. Roberta G. Smith Mrs. William D. Sohier, Jr.

Mr. & Mrs. Henry A. Soleliac, Jr. Ms. Beverly Sommer Mr. & Mrs. Alan Sprung Ms. Betty Stern Mrs. Arnold Stichman Dr. Marilyn E. Stone Miss Lorraine Strauss Dr. Ronald Strickman Mr. Harry A. Striebel Mrs. Ty Szczepanski Ms. Jean Tailer Ms. Dorothy Tanzman Mr. Scott Targer Mr. & Mrs. A. Alfred Taubman Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Tower Ms. Helen Louise Tracy Mr. & Mrs. Newton L. Tunis Mrs. Milton Turner Mrs. Edgar Ulsamer Ms. Eleanor D. Unger Mr. Malcolm W. Vallance Mr. & Mrs. William L. Van Alen Mr. Paul Vicari Ms. Georgia Wagner Mrs. Anne C. Washburn Mr. & Mrs. R. J. Wean, Jr. Mrs. Jane Wendel Mr. & Mrs. William Whipple Ms. Mary Lou Whitney Mrs. James L. Wiley Ms. Joyce Williams Mr. & Mrs. William R. Wister, Jr. Ms. Eva Wolff Ms. Charlotte Wolpert Bishop & Mrs. Thomas H. Wright Mr. F. Richard York

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DOCENT STAFF Docents Chris Raywood Don Russell Cindy Steele Ann Logsdon Chyna LaMonte Janice Branyan Dorothy Cabarle Ellen Ellis Marge Powers Lenore Orlowska-Warren Mary Magill Sue Comerford Lorraine Christensen Donald Warren Eileen Hinkson Pat Hillgardner Roland “Slim� Hill Jackie Epling Mindy Gross Ed Lamont Hella Buch Marvin Gross Betty Kovach Linda Sellers Don Bottaro Joan Runkel Dee Nygren

Hours 451 425 342 322 287 278 230 227 227 186 179 178 175 175 171 162 161 153 153 151 137 136 134 123 121 121 113

Niki Silvers Ron LaPorte Jean Braun Debra Hazelwood Mim Hall Betsy Berkshire Cindy Hopkins Ty Szczepanski Faith Schullstrom Mary Alice Pugh Holly Strogoff Eline Ford Agnes Kirby Ann Ingram Nancy Munson Marty Neal Betty Sorge Ron Vaughan Barbara Jones Ethel Bob Nelle Ball

113 115 104 101 97 95 87 85 83 74 74 70 69 68 68 59 55 52 52 47 34

Docents Emeriti Nancy Bass Paul Bennett Christine Fryer Kay Gerretsen Joseph Glennon Ethel Greene Louis Gross Phyllis Gross Miriam Katcher Florence Kieff Camille Lahey Marion Little Shirley Longstreet Ruth McKenty Mary Nielsen Juanita Nowlen Audrey Rauterkus Garnet Sliker Teddy Speser Mary Stewart Shirley Stichman Helen Louise Tracy Joyce Williams Muriel Wolinsky

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PROFESSIONAL STAFF Director’s Office John Blades - Executive Director Emily Imbrogno - Executive Secretary Laura MacDermeid - Grant Writer

Education Department Allison Goff - Education Director Matthew Leger- Education Assistant Elizabeth Waldren - Reservation Coordinator

Curatorial Department Tracy Kamerer - Chief Curator Rachel Bradshaw - Registrar William Humphreys - Exhibit Technician Susan Swiatosz - Archivist Nathan Bishop - Custodian Martha Mitchell - Custodian Dadlanus Morelus - Custodian Nancy Rodriguez - Custodian

Public Affairs Department David Carson - Public Affairs Director Amanda Wilson - Public Affairs Assistant

Visitor Services Department Jennifer O’Brien - Visitors Services Director Teresa Imbrieco - Assistant to the Visitor Services Director Jenna Ridley - Clerk Talya Jackson - Clerk Member Services Department Sarah Brutschy - Member Services Director Julia Pineda - Member Services Assistant Business Department Huide Modica - Business Manager Louise DiCrocco - Assistant to the Business Manager

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Security Department William Fallacaro - Chief of Security Kevin Blanchet - Security Guard Pierre Dubreil - Security Guard George Dunbar - Security Guard Leatrice Hamilton - Security Gaurd Tina Jones - Security Guard Idan Lopez - Security Guard Wisly Monelus - Security Guard Augustin St. Preux - Security Guard Jimmie Wrisper - Security Guard Maintenance Department John Gordon - Facilities Manager Tedd Willever - Maintenance Worker Rob Wilson - Maintenance Worker

2007 YEAR IN REVIEW January 2 The first edition of the Flagler’s Florida Newspapers in Education Tabloid was distributed to Palm Beach County fourth and fifth grade students.

4 Café Sapori hosted a fundraiser for the Whitehall Society.

7 The Flagler Kenan Pavilion received a Build Florida Award from the Palm Beach County Chapter of the Associated General Contractors of America.

9 The Flagler Museum Music Series presented the Claremont Trio in concert.

16 The Museum’s winter exhibit Augustus Saint-Gaudens: American Sculptor of the Gilded Age opened featuring 60 objects from the Saint-Gaudens National Historic Site.

23 The Flagler Museum Music Series presented the award winning Rossetti String Quartet in concert.

24 The Museum hosted a special Kids Sculpture Class in conjunction with the Augustus Saint-Gaudens exhibit.

24 The Museum hosted the opening reception for Augustus Saint-Gaudens: American Sculptor of the Gilded Age. 29 The Museum hosted the annual Palm Beach County Legislative Delegation and Community Forum in the West Room.

February

4 The Whitehall Lecture Series on City Bosses and Company Towns began with “The Sweetest Company

Town Ever Built: Hershey, PA” with author Michael D’Antonio.

6 The Flagler Museum Music Series presented piano virtuoso Pedja Muzijevic in concert.

10 The Flagler Museum celebrated Valentine’s Day with a special Tea-for-Two in the Pavilion Café through February fourteenth.

11 The Whitehall Lecture Series continued with Kenneth Ackerman presenting “Boss Tweed: The Rise and Fall of the Corrupt Pol Who Conceived the Modern Soul of New York.”

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2007 YEAR IN REVIEW February 16 The Flagler Museum Whitehall Society hosted Dancing After Dark. Guests danced the night away in the West Room to the sounds of Liquid Pleasure. The after-dinner dance benefited the Museum’s Education programs.

18 The Whitehall Lecture Series presented Flagler Museum Executive Director John Blades who spoke on “West Palm Beach Company Town, Servants’ Town, or Something Else?”

20 The Flagler Museum Music Series presented violinist Janice Martin in concert 21 The Museum organized a violin master class taught by Janice Martin for students at Alexander W. Dreyfoos Jr. School of the Arts.

25 The Whitehall Lecture Series continued with Ellen Cangi spoke on “Boss Cox’s Cincinnati: A Response to the Realities of the Urban Environment During the Gilded Age.” 27 The Museum hosted a Gallery Talk with the Flagler Museum Chief Curator, Tracy Kamerer.

Visitors toured the winter exhibit as the Chief Curator discussed Augustus Saint-Gaudens’s life and artistic contributions.

March

4 Author James Gilbert closed the 2007 Whitehall Lecture Series with his presentation on “George Pullman’s Factory Town

and the Panic of 1884.”

6 The Flagler Museum Music Series presented The Georgia Guitar Quartet in concert.

9 The Museum welcomed Florida Secretary of State Kurt S. Browning during a special brunch and lecture for the Kennedy

Center’s President’s Advisory Committee on the Arts 11 The annual Carnegie Heroes Lecture was held in the Grand Ballroom. Douglas Chambers from the Carnegie Hero Fund presented Palm Beach resident L. Rodger Currie with the prestigious Carnegie Hero Medal.

12 The Director’s Annual Luncheon for high level Members and major supporters was held in the Flagler Kenan Pavilion.

19 Palm Beach County students presented special history projects as part of the National History Day competition.

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2007 YEAR IN REVIEW April

7 The Whitehall Society hosted the second annual Easter Egg Hunt and Easter Egg Roll on the South Lawn.

10 The Flagler Museum welcomed students from Westgate Elementary School for a five-week Mentor Program.

14 The Bluegrass in the Pavilion Concert featured the Larry Stephenson Band and the Krüger Brothers. Concert proceeds benefited the Southern Arts Federation.

16 The Museum hosted the Town of Palm Beach Mayor’s Annual State-of-the-Town Address in conjunction with Palm Beach Civic Association’s annual meeting.

20 The Museum participated in Drive to Support the Arts hosted by the Palm Beach County Cultural Council.

23 The Museum installed the atomic controlled clock in the Flagler Kenan Pavilion.

30 The seven-year curatorial project to restore Whitehall’s crystal beaded light bulb covers was completed.

June

5 The Flagler Museum celebrated its anniversary by opening to the public free of charge in honor of the Museum’s founder, and

Henry Flagler’s granddaughter, Jean Flagler Matthews.

11 Summer Camp “Crime Investigation During the Gilded Age” 13 The Museum hosted a welcome reception for the Arts for a Complete Education (ACE) summit held in Palm Beach County.

18 Summer Camp “Inventions That Changed the World”

July

4 The Museum invited Members at the Sustaining level and above to enjoy the Fourth of July fireworks over Lake Worth.

9 Summer Camp “Crime Investigation During the Gilded Age”

15 The Flagler Museum Web site launched a virtual tour of Whitehall.

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2007 YEAR IN REVIEW September 18 Eloquent Vistas: The Art of Nineteenth-Century American Landscape Photography from the George Eastman House Collection exhibit opened.

15 Flagler’s Florida Newspapers In Education Tabloid was presented at the Florida School Boards Association, Board of Director’s Meeting by Bill Graham, Chairman of the School District of Palm Beach County.

25 Museum Executive Director John Blades and Registrar Rachel Bradshaw received the Florida Association of Museums’ Innovator Award for their work on the Tiffany at the World’s Colombian Exposition exhibit catalog.

October 15 The Museum hosted a special Teacher Workshop for area educators.

16 Selected students from Palm Beach Public School attended the Flagler Museum Mentor Program.

20 The Flagler Museum published its Teacher’s Guide. The Guide complements the Flagler’s Florida Newspapers In Education Tabloid, and helps educators with their visit to the Museum.

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2007 YEAR IN REVIEW November

1 The Museum Store released the first items in the new Whitehall Collection brand, including jewelry, clothing accessories, and

fine china through the month of November.

10 The Museum hosted a Children’s Pinhole Photography Class in conjunction with the Eloquent Vistas exhibit.

16 Smith Architectural Group was awarded a Project Design Award from the Palm Beach Chapter of the American Institute of Architects for the Flagler Kenan Pavilion.

23 The Pavilion Café opened for the Season serving the Gilded Age Style Tea. The Flagler Museum’s Whitehall Society and Hollywould hosted a reception in the West Room to open the Season.

27 Dr. Anthony Bannon from George Eastman House International Museum of Photography and Film presented a Gallery Talk in conjunction with the Museum’s fall exhibit, Eloquent Vistas.

December

2 The Christmas Tree in the Grand Hall was lit by the great-great-great grandchildren of Henry Flagler.

3 Restoration of the original Courtyard sconces was completed

5 Annual Trustees Reception

10 Transfer switches for a portable emergency backup generator were installed 16 The Museum hosted special Holiday Evening Tours, featuring carolers, refreshments, and complimentary Christmas crackers.

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