2007 Annual Report B&W - Boulder History Museum
2007 Annual Report B&W - Boulder History Museum
2007 Annual Report B&W - Boulder History Museum
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<strong>2007</strong><br />
ANNUAL<br />
REPORT
OUR MISSION<br />
The mission of the <strong>Boulder</strong> <strong>History</strong> <strong>Museum</strong> is<br />
to foster understanding and appreciation for the<br />
unique history of the <strong>Boulder</strong> region and the<br />
resourceful, innovative people who have chosen to<br />
live here — a living history that grows with each<br />
new generation.<br />
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April 2008<br />
Dear Members and Friends of the <strong>Boulder</strong> <strong>History</strong> <strong>Museum</strong>,<br />
Organizations are always evolving and continuously striving to get better. They do that<br />
by making small improvements every day, and major ones periodically. The major<br />
advances often involve changes in focus and the reinvention of how the organization<br />
seeks to reach its goals. Over the last several years, the <strong>Boulder</strong> <strong>History</strong> <strong>Museum</strong> has<br />
made many incremental improvements through the hiring of highly capable staff, the<br />
development of quality exhibits and programs and improvements in the protection of<br />
our collection. We are now embarking on a significant leap in how we can accomplish<br />
our mission by investigating the possibility of a new museum for <strong>Boulder</strong>.<br />
The Board of Trustees envisions a new <strong>Boulder</strong> <strong>History</strong> <strong>Museum</strong> on the civic use pad<br />
next to the St. Julien Hotel. At this time it is only a vision, but the board and staff are<br />
working hard to turn it into reality. While we are approaching the project cautiously as<br />
responsible stewards of the <strong>Museum</strong>’s resources, we are excited about the possibilities<br />
that a new museum might provide.<br />
As you know, the <strong>Museum</strong> convened a Visioning Task Force last year to look at how<br />
we could best serve the <strong>Boulder</strong> region. Through community focus groups, brainstorming<br />
sessions and thoughtful discussions, we have developed some goals. These include:<br />
providing an accurate record of the community’s roots,<br />
illustrating the activities, events and people that made the <strong>Boulder</strong> region what it is<br />
today,<br />
suggesting a direction in which the community might be moving for the future,<br />
becoming a gathering place for discussions of contemporary issues, and<br />
serving as an educational resource for students and others to learn about the place<br />
in which they live.<br />
These are big goals which can be best met with a new facility, but there are other<br />
improvements underway as well. Watch for a new website, more interaction with<br />
members and friends and increased outreach to the community. The staff and board<br />
are working hard to make the <strong>Boulder</strong> <strong>History</strong> <strong>Museum</strong> more relevant to you. So get<br />
involved, tell us what you like (or don’t like) and what you want from your museum.<br />
Together we can make this next year our most memorable.<br />
Sincerely,<br />
FROM THE PRESIDENT<br />
Dennis Berry<br />
President, Board of Trustees<br />
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<strong>2007</strong> YEAR IN REVIEW<br />
In addition to the permanent exhibit, Storymakers, the <strong>Boulder</strong> <strong>History</strong> <strong>Museum</strong> presents<br />
two to three new exhibits every year in the Harbeck House galleries. Some of these exhibits<br />
are developed by the <strong>Museum</strong> staff and focus directly on the people, events, businesses<br />
and activities of the <strong>Boulder</strong> area. Others are traveling exhibits that are on loan from<br />
other museums. While these may have a broader historical focus, we use artifacts and<br />
photographs from our collection to illustrate the connections to our local history.<br />
Tea to Tofu:<br />
<strong>Boulder</strong>’s Natural Food<br />
Phenomenon<br />
October 15, 2006 - June 10, <strong>2007</strong><br />
Tea to Tofu highlighted the history of the<br />
natural food industry in <strong>Boulder</strong>. From the<br />
opening of the holistic <strong>Boulder</strong>-Colorado<br />
Sanitarium in 1896 to the myriad of natural<br />
food companies that thrive in <strong>Boulder</strong> today,<br />
this exhibit traced the history of how<br />
<strong>Boulder</strong> has become the epicenter of the<br />
natural food industry.<br />
Shakespeare:<br />
Celebrating 50 years of the<br />
Colorado Shakespeare Festival<br />
June 30, <strong>2007</strong> - September 9, <strong>2007</strong><br />
This colorful display of costumes, props, posters and<br />
photographs presented the fascinating history of the<br />
past five decades of the Colorado Shakespeare Festival<br />
on the CU campus.<br />
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Let’s Play:<br />
Pastimes from the Past<br />
October 7, <strong>2007</strong> - January 7, 2008<br />
Let’s Play, a traveling exhibit from the Rogers<br />
<strong>Museum</strong> in Arkansas, took visitors back to a<br />
time before television and computer games.<br />
On display were fun and fascinating examples<br />
of games, hobbies, sports, and other activities<br />
that Americans found to pass the time. With<br />
artifacts from the <strong>Museum</strong>'s collection and<br />
games from local <strong>Boulder</strong> companies, this<br />
exhibit became a favorite for family visitors.<br />
ON DISPLAY<br />
HALLWAY EXHIBITS<br />
From <strong>Boulder</strong>, With Love<br />
Early postcards of <strong>Boulder</strong> County.<br />
The <strong>Boulder</strong> Philharmonic:<br />
Celebrating 50 Years of Music<br />
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ENGAGING CHILDREN<br />
Through our programming and exhibits,<br />
the <strong>Boulder</strong> <strong>History</strong> <strong>Museum</strong> is attracting<br />
more families than we have in the past.<br />
We continue to expand our opportunities<br />
for school children and scout groups. The<br />
number of children served by <strong>Museum</strong><br />
programs both onsite and offsite in <strong>2007</strong><br />
was more than 2600, a 28% increase over<br />
2006.<br />
In conjunction with the Tea to<br />
Tofu exhibit, we invited Girl<br />
Scouts to explore organic<br />
foods and to try new recipes<br />
cooking with tofu. They also<br />
had the opportunity to create<br />
their own blends of tea.<br />
REACHING OUT<br />
Through a grant from SCFD<br />
and the generous donation of a<br />
vehicle by the Anuta family, the<br />
<strong>Museum</strong> was able to debut a<br />
series of outreach programs,<br />
<strong>History</strong> to Go, designed to be<br />
offered in school classrooms<br />
and community meeting places.<br />
These new programs include<br />
cultural themes like the celebration of Dia de los Muertos, and living<br />
history programs that chronicle <strong>Boulder</strong>'s early history through<br />
engaging stories and historic photographs.<br />
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COLLABORATION<br />
In <strong>2007</strong>, the <strong>Museum</strong> worked<br />
closely with other community<br />
organizations to enrich our<br />
program offerings. In partnership<br />
with Banjo Billy Tours we created<br />
a fun, collaborative bus tour and<br />
<strong>Museum</strong> program.<br />
The <strong>Museum</strong> worked with the<br />
Colorado Shakespeare Festival to<br />
provide family programs, and<br />
also to serve as a venue for the<br />
culminating performances of<br />
their summer youth camp.<br />
During the fall of <strong>2007</strong> the<br />
<strong>Museum</strong>’s Curator of Education<br />
worked extensively with the<br />
Whittier Elementary School to<br />
commemorate the school's 125th<br />
Anniversary. They wrote and<br />
performed a history play depicting<br />
the naming of the Whittier school.<br />
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COMMUNITY EVENTS<br />
Retro Ski Day <strong>2007</strong><br />
The <strong>Museum</strong>’s second annual Retro Ski<br />
Day at Eldora Mountain Resort was held<br />
on March 10 th to celebrate <strong>Boulder</strong>’s ski<br />
history. Retro skiwear, <strong>Boulder</strong> trivia,<br />
oldies music and prizes donated by area<br />
businesses make for a fun filled day at<br />
<strong>Boulder</strong> County’s only ski resort. More<br />
than 2000 people participated in this<br />
great event.<br />
Speaker Series<br />
The <strong>Boulder</strong> <strong>History</strong> <strong>Museum</strong> hosted a variety of<br />
programs with a broad range of interests. More than<br />
410 people attended the Speaker Series offered by the<br />
<strong>Museum</strong>.<br />
Natural Conversations with Extraordinary People<br />
In this popular series, eight remarkable people who have made their mark in the<br />
natural foods and health industry shared their personal stories and their thoughts on<br />
how <strong>Boulder</strong> has shaped the world of natural and organic foods.<br />
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SummerFest <strong>2007</strong><br />
Our annual summer family day provided a<br />
myriad of fun opportunities for the more than<br />
800 people in attendance. A sampling of activities<br />
included gold panning, rock climbing, mixing<br />
organic teas and composting.<br />
Posh Picnics<br />
We hosted five Posh Picnics at the<br />
Harbeck House in June and July.<br />
Diners enjoyed gourmet picnics on the<br />
<strong>Museum</strong> grounds and then traveled on<br />
Banjo Billy’s bus to Chautauqua for a<br />
Colorado Music Festival concert or to<br />
CU for a Colorado Shakespeare Festival<br />
performance. 74 people attended<br />
the picnics.<br />
WinterFest <strong>2007</strong><br />
Our annual December WinterFest celebration was<br />
kicked up a notch in <strong>2007</strong> with the addition of a<br />
Gingerbread House contest. The <strong>Museum</strong> was<br />
filled with 35 wonderful, edible gingerbread<br />
houses made by<br />
<strong>Boulder</strong>ites of<br />
all ages. More than<br />
300 people attended<br />
WinterFest <strong>2007</strong>.<br />
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VOLUNTEERS<br />
In <strong>2007</strong> our volunteers logged over 3000 hours helping with school tours, scout and<br />
outreach programs, special events, research, exhibits, collections documentation, and<br />
serving on the Board of Trustees and <strong>Museum</strong> committees. We are very lucky to have<br />
such dedicated and capable volunteers.<br />
Thank you!<br />
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THE COLLECTION<br />
Following a year-long hiatus while we moved our collection into the Christensen Storage<br />
Facility, the <strong>Museum</strong> has returned to actively collecting artifacts. Peter Lundskow was<br />
hired in July as our new Curator of Collections and is implementing a new focus on<br />
collecting items of more recent age that are connected with the vital life of commerce that<br />
connects <strong>Boulder</strong> globally. Examples of objects donated to the <strong>Museum</strong> in <strong>2007</strong> include<br />
an extensive collection from the 97 year history of the Smith Shoe Company and objects<br />
from natural product companies, including WhiteWave and the recently purchased Wild<br />
Oats. Artifacts that cover the personal stories of <strong>Boulder</strong> residents include a player piano<br />
with over 100 piano rolls and a large photographic collection documenting one family’s<br />
history from 1900 to the 1980s.<br />
Photo from the<br />
Smith Shoe Company<br />
CEO, Nancy Geyer, and<br />
Collections Curator, Pete<br />
Lundskow display the<br />
parking meter that the<br />
City donated to the<br />
<strong>Museum</strong>.<br />
Cauldron and tofu<br />
press donated by Steve<br />
Demos, founder of<br />
WhiteWave.<br />
<strong>2007</strong> NUMBERS<br />
900,000 documents and photographs in our collection at Carnegie<br />
108,690 visits to the website www.boulderhistorymuseum.org<br />
10,941 people served<br />
35,000 objects in our collection<br />
7,027 visitors to the <strong>Museum</strong><br />
2,959 students and teachers served<br />
410 attendees at the <strong>Museum</strong> speaker series<br />
190 members<br />
50 volunteers<br />
37 members and public programs<br />
8 employees<br />
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STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION 12/31/07<br />
ASSETS<br />
Current assets<br />
Cash and cash equivalents $ 8,715<br />
Prepaid expenses 21,994<br />
Inventory 4,167<br />
Investments 1,637,761<br />
Other current assets 11,824<br />
Total current assets 1,684,461<br />
Property and equipment<br />
Furniture and fixtures 27,647<br />
Leasehold improvements 25,810<br />
Machinery and equipment 46,457<br />
Collections storage facility 978,496<br />
Construction in progress 28,476<br />
Vehicles 6,070<br />
Land 225,937<br />
Total 1,338,893<br />
Less accumulated depreciation (161,219)<br />
Property and<br />
equipment, net 1,177,674<br />
Long-term investments 8,123,467<br />
Total assets $ 10,985,602<br />
LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS<br />
Current liabilities<br />
Accounts payable, general $ 51,166<br />
Deferred revenue 800<br />
Payroll payable 11,361<br />
Pass-through grant 7,025<br />
Other current liabilities 1,232<br />
Current portion of long-term debt 26,126<br />
Total current<br />
liabilities 97,710<br />
Security deposits 4,438<br />
Long-term debt, net of current portion 761,082<br />
Total liabilities 863,230<br />
Net assets<br />
Unrestricted 1,412,273<br />
Temporarily restricted 637,395<br />
Permanently restricted 8,072,704<br />
Total net assets 10,122,372<br />
Total liabilities &<br />
net assets $ 10,985,602<br />
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<strong>2007</strong> INCOME<br />
<strong>Museum</strong> Store, net $2,858<br />
Other $2,439<br />
Government Support $31,124<br />
Grants and Contributions $15,147<br />
In-kind Support $62,805<br />
Admissions $6,934<br />
Membership $8,975<br />
Programs $10,432<br />
Events $179<br />
Investment Income<br />
Restricted & Unrestricted<br />
$766,781<br />
Total Support and Revenue<br />
$903,306<br />
<strong>2007</strong> EXPENSES<br />
Fundraising $38,420<br />
7%<br />
General and Administrative<br />
$88,341<br />
17%<br />
Total Expense<br />
$535,162<br />
Program Services<br />
$408,401<br />
76%<br />
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WE COULDN'T DO IT WITHOUT YOU...<br />
Up to $99<br />
Amanda Angha<br />
Norman Archer Jr.<br />
Joanne Arnold<br />
Jesse Aweida<br />
Dennis & Libby Berry<br />
Jim Bowers<br />
William Bradley<br />
Allen Browning<br />
Richard Collins &<br />
Judith Reid<br />
Robert Cox Jr.<br />
David Davis<br />
Kenneth Eggeman<br />
Dennis &<br />
Catherine Long Gates<br />
Gail Gray<br />
Gary Greenhut<br />
Mary Greenwald<br />
Minna & Gordon Hewes<br />
June Howard<br />
Russ Hullet<br />
Individuals<br />
Michael Koertje<br />
Eve Lacey<br />
Amy Lai<br />
Judah Levine<br />
Joan & William Light<br />
Paul Lundy<br />
Jane Olson<br />
Marion Paton<br />
John & Gloria Perlett<br />
Joan Pilgram<br />
Barry Ross<br />
Robin Spitz<br />
Stewart Strickler<br />
Barbara Tamplin<br />
Rita Weiss<br />
John & Valerie Williamson<br />
Carl Worthington<br />
$100-499<br />
Andy & Annette Anderson<br />
Dave Armstrong<br />
Marda Barthuli<br />
Gerald & Betsy Caplan<br />
Constance Crump<br />
Theo Ertl<br />
Janet & Chuck Folden<br />
Andrew Franklin<br />
Gary Gierhart<br />
Carolyn Grant<br />
Edwin Hardy<br />
Kei Izawa<br />
John & Lindsey Layman<br />
Marjorie McLellan<br />
John & Glennys McPhilimy<br />
Laurence Paddock<br />
Paul Repetto<br />
$500 and higher<br />
Carl Buck<br />
Courtland & Carolyn Spicer<br />
H.A. & Lee Thompson<br />
Corporate Support<br />
Aurora Organic Dairy<br />
<strong>Boulder</strong> County Farmer’s<br />
Market<br />
Emerson<br />
FourStar Realty<br />
Ginger & Pickles Toys<br />
ImagiPLAY<br />
Corporate & Foundation<br />
Investors Independent Trust Co<br />
James Travelpoints<br />
Long’s Gardens<br />
Mark H. Carson & Associates<br />
McGuckin Hardware<br />
Play Fair Toys<br />
Waba Fun<br />
W.W. Reynolds Realty<br />
Foundation Support<br />
Anonymous<br />
City of <strong>Boulder</strong><br />
City of <strong>Boulder</strong> Arts<br />
Commission<br />
Denver Foundation<br />
Scientific & Cultural Facilities<br />
District<br />
In-kind Gifts<br />
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3 Little Figs<br />
Karl & Barbara Anuta<br />
Banjo Billy Bus Tour<br />
Jeff Binning, Board Game Guy<br />
Bolder <strong>Boulder</strong><br />
<strong>Boulder</strong> Blooms<br />
<strong>Boulder</strong> Book Store<br />
<strong>Boulder</strong> Ice Cream<br />
<strong>Boulder</strong> Phone Co.<br />
<strong>Boulder</strong> Theater<br />
Celestial Seasonings<br />
Christy Sports<br />
Clementine Studio<br />
Cliff Bars<br />
Color Me Mine<br />
Crystal Ski Shop<br />
CSU Master Gardeners<br />
Daily Camera<br />
Descente, Ltd.<br />
Downtown <strong>Boulder</strong>, Inc.<br />
E-Town<br />
Eco Cycle<br />
Eldora Mountain Resort<br />
Eldorado Artesian Springs<br />
Farfel’s Farm<br />
Fleet Feet <strong>Boulder</strong><br />
Fractiles, Inc.<br />
Haystack Mountain Goat Dairy<br />
Justin’s Nut Butter<br />
Liquor Mart<br />
Madhava Honey<br />
Mix1<br />
Moe’s Broadway Bagel<br />
Monte Bell America, Inc.<br />
Neptune Mountaineering<br />
New Belgium Brewery<br />
Organic Vintners<br />
Pasta Jay’s<br />
Pedestrian Shops<br />
Sage & Savory Catering<br />
School of Natural Cookery<br />
Silver Saddle Motel<br />
The Sink<br />
Spyder Active Sports<br />
Stir It Up Cooking School<br />
Storyboard Toys<br />
Wild Oats Market<br />
WOW Children’s <strong>Museum</strong>
MUSEUM MEMBERS<br />
Frank & Lois Abbott<br />
Andy & Annette<br />
Anderson<br />
Stefani Anderson<br />
Karl & Barbara Anuta<br />
Norman Archer Jr.<br />
John & Peggy Archibald<br />
William Arndt<br />
Wade Arnold<br />
William Arnold &<br />
Glenice Hansen<br />
Aurora Organic Dairy<br />
Martha Baier<br />
Ball Corporation<br />
Mr. & Mrs. Paul Barrick<br />
Kathryn Barth<br />
Albert Bartlett<br />
Henry Beer<br />
Leota Bernhardt<br />
Dennis & Libby Berry<br />
E.A. Bertram<br />
Kaye Birmingham<br />
Nancy Blackwood<br />
Cliff Bosley<br />
<strong>Boulder</strong> County Farmers'<br />
Market<br />
<strong>Boulder</strong> Community<br />
Hospital Foundation<br />
Jim Bowers<br />
Sarah & Jack Box<br />
Roy Boyer<br />
Christopher & Margot<br />
Brauchli<br />
Brock Publishing<br />
Diane Brookfield<br />
Roz Brown<br />
Allen Browning<br />
Wanee Butler<br />
Beulah Caldwell<br />
Marie L. Campbell<br />
Rich Castro<br />
Celestial Seasonings<br />
Dennis & Marie Channer<br />
Mrs. John W. Chapman<br />
John Chely<br />
Bill & Betty Chronic<br />
Anna B. Clements<br />
Scott & Kellie Coe<br />
Richard Collins &<br />
Judith Reid<br />
Colorado Business Bank<br />
Colorado's Best Beef<br />
Company<br />
Communication Arts<br />
Benjamin Cook &<br />
Maxine Benson<br />
Dan & Sharyn Corson<br />
Kenneth & Joyce Davies<br />
David Davis<br />
Terry & Judy Davis<br />
Frank & Gina Day<br />
Monica Dean<br />
Sue Deans<br />
Steve Demos<br />
William & Isolde Deno<br />
Nancy Dunn<br />
John & Anne Dyni<br />
Elaine Eichel<br />
CB & Marion Emmanuel<br />
Ms. Theo Ertl<br />
Rett Ertl<br />
Barney Feinblum<br />
Catherine & Jerry Felknor<br />
Jamie Ferguson<br />
Janet & Chuck Folden<br />
Pamela Forcey<br />
Mary Ellen & Jack Ford<br />
Nick & Helen Forster<br />
Richard Foy<br />
Andy & Audrey Franklin<br />
George & Mary Garcia<br />
Dennis & Catherine Long<br />
Gates<br />
Jeanette George<br />
Nancy Geyer<br />
Ginger & Pickles Toys<br />
Charles & Gail Gray<br />
Mary Greenwald<br />
Karen Gruber<br />
Marilyn & Barry Haas<br />
Betsy & Albert Hand<br />
Karen Hagler<br />
Hass Hassan<br />
Jan Hay & Brian Miller<br />
David Haynes<br />
Mrs. Gordon W. Hewes<br />
Richard Heydt<br />
Clifton & Rose Mary<br />
Highman<br />
Elizabeth Horton<br />
Hotel <strong>Boulder</strong>ado<br />
Ed Houlihan<br />
June Howard<br />
Steven & Holly Hultgren<br />
ImagiPLAY<br />
Huntley Ingalls<br />
Linda Ingraham<br />
Investors Independent<br />
Trust Co.<br />
Kei Izawa<br />
David Jacobs<br />
Jamie Jensen<br />
Jo Hetherington<br />
LaVern Johnson<br />
Jo Ann Joselyn<br />
Dawson Joyner<br />
Mila & John Kalish<br />
Dale Kamibayashi<br />
Neil Kelley<br />
Gail L. Khasawneh<br />
Dr. Ed Kinzer<br />
Barbara & Howard<br />
Klemme<br />
Willis Knierim<br />
Frada Kodeck<br />
Michael Koertje<br />
Rich Koopmann<br />
Amy Lai<br />
Mona Lambrecht<br />
Laura Larson<br />
John & Lindsey Layman<br />
Laura Lee<br />
Patricia Limerick<br />
Susan Linde<br />
Elizabeth Lipstreu<br />
Loretta & Gene Lundeen<br />
Paul Lundy Jr.<br />
Bruce & Jeanette<br />
MacKenzie<br />
Clyde & Harriet McKenzie<br />
Barbara Margolf<br />
Janet Martin<br />
Leon Mason & Sheila Ray<br />
Larry Matthews<br />
Mark Mavrogianes<br />
Cindy Maynard<br />
Mell McDonnell<br />
Jessica McGovern<br />
McGuckin Hardware<br />
Marjorie McLellan<br />
John & Glennys<br />
McPhilimy<br />
Thomas & Beverly Meier<br />
Sara Michl<br />
David C. Morgan<br />
Jeannine Myers<br />
Lucy Neitenbach<br />
New Hope Natural Media<br />
Mildred Nilon<br />
Janet Nuzum<br />
Terry O'Donnell<br />
Margaret Oakes<br />
Jane Olson<br />
Valerie Otero<br />
Peaceful Meadow Retreat<br />
John Perlett<br />
Silvia Pettem & Ed Raines<br />
Andy Pruitt<br />
Cindy Reich<br />
Mary Reilly-McNellan<br />
Paul Repetto<br />
Mark Retzloff<br />
W W Reynolds Realty<br />
Michael Rice<br />
Judy Richtel<br />
Janet Roberts<br />
Virginia Ross<br />
Carolyn H. Roth<br />
Ilene & Mitch Ruben<br />
Rudi's Organic Bakery<br />
John Sackett<br />
John Salvadore<br />
Jim & Susan Saunders<br />
Robert Scaer<br />
George Schumaker<br />
Julie Schumaker<br />
Donna Shay<br />
Lorrie Shepard<br />
Jim & Helen Shotton<br />
Mo Siegel<br />
Nancy Sievers<br />
Ty Silbert<br />
Matthew Silverman<br />
Rick Sinner<br />
Michael & Carlyn Smith<br />
TK Smith & Connie<br />
Holden<br />
Rick Sterling<br />
Sterling-Rice Group<br />
Stewart & Lynn Strickler<br />
John Sullivan<br />
Carrie Spyra<br />
James & Susan Swaeby<br />
Barbara Tamplin<br />
Sylvia Tawse<br />
Tebo Development<br />
Della Temple<br />
Julene Thom<br />
Jeaninne & Jack<br />
Thompson<br />
Lorraine Todd<br />
Sam & Phyllis Wahlfeldt<br />
Jack Walker<br />
Russell Watts<br />
Bill Wedum & Kathryn<br />
Keller<br />
Lysa Wegman-French<br />
Donna Wheeler<br />
Wild Oats Market, Inc.<br />
Rona Wilensky<br />
Stephen White<br />
WhiteWave Foods<br />
Company<br />
John & Valerie Williamson<br />
Nancy & John Wittemyer<br />
Marvin Woolf & Hannah<br />
Huse<br />
Mark & Katherine Young<br />
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<strong>2007</strong> BOARD OF TRUSTEES<br />
Dennis Berry, President<br />
Dennis Channer, Vice President<br />
John Layman, Treasurer<br />
Courtland Spicer, Secretary<br />
Andy Anderson<br />
Karl Anuta<br />
Wade Arnold<br />
Barbara Gigone<br />
Marilyn Haas<br />
Kei Izawa<br />
Michael Koertje<br />
Rich Koopmann<br />
Amy Lai<br />
Ted Manning<br />
Larry Matthews<br />
Ty Melton<br />
Jeannie Myers<br />
Nancy Sievers<br />
Michael Smith<br />
Nancy Wittemyer<br />
HONORARY BOARD<br />
Patricia Limerick<br />
Laurence Paddock<br />
<strong>2007</strong> STAFF<br />
Nancy Geyer, Chief Executive Officer<br />
Allen Browning, Development Director<br />
Susan Linde, Marketing & Public Relations<br />
Peter Lundskow, Curator of Collections<br />
Julie Schumaker, Curator of Exhibits & Facilities<br />
Laura Stroud, Curator of Education<br />
Tara Williams, Bookkeeper<br />
Barbara Tamplin, Gift Shop (Volunteer)<br />
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1206 Euclid Ave <strong>Boulder</strong> CO 80302 303-449-3464<br />
www.boulderhistorymuseum.org
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