2023-11-15T10:30:22-06:00 2022-12-31 560572048 COSTELLO HILL & COMPANY LLP 1112 MAGNOLIA STREET GREENSBORO NC 274011426 990 2022-01-01 560629340 GREENSBORO HISTORICAL MUSEUM INC GREE 3363732043 130 SUMMIT AVENUE GREENSBORO NC 27401 ELIZABETH DANNER TREASURER 3363732043 2023-11-15 1 ELIZABETH DANNER 999009999 0 SUSAN S MOYE P00297932 3362743281 2 AAL1 IAL1 2022 2023-04-26 12:10:37Z ELIZABETH DANNER 130 SUMMIT AVENUE GREENSBORO NC 27401 128671 0 X WWW.GREENSBOROHISTORY.ORG X 1939 NC THE GREENSBORO HISTORY MUSEUM SHARES THE CITY'S COMPELLING HISTORY IN COUNTLESS WAYS. EXHIBITS FIRE IMAGINATIONS, MODERN TECHNOLOGY PROVIDES NON-STOP ACCESS AND OUTREACH, PROGRAMS EDUCATE AND ENTERTAIN, AND COLLECTIONS LINK GENERATIONS. THE COMMITTMENT TO COMMUNITY SERVICE, DIALOGUE, AND RELEVANCE NEVER WAVERS. 22 22 3 120 0 0 84617 90782 0 0 21406 24566 -70 -8944 105953 106404 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 201061 225632 201061 225632 -95108 -119228 2083616 1713142 7138 19614 2076478 1693528 X IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE COMMUNITY, THE GREENSBORO HISTORY MUSEUM COLLECTS THE CITY'S DIVERSE HISTORY AND CONNECTS PEOPLE TO THAT HISTORY AND ONE ANOTHER THROUGH ENGAGING EXHIBITS, EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS, AND COMMUNITY DIALOGUE. 0 0 132814 THE MUSEUM EDUCATES THE COMMUNITY BY PRESENTING CREATIVE TEMPORARY AND PERMANENT EXHIBITS, EDUCATIONAL EVENTS AND PROGRAMS, AND OPERATING THE MUSEUM SHOP. EXHIBITS ONGOING IN 2022 INCLUDED "PIECES OF NOW: MURALS, MASKS AND COMMUNITY CONVERSATION", "VOICES OF A CITY: GREENSBORO NORTH CAROLINA", AND "NC DEMOCRACY PROJECT". LISTED BELOW ARE THE HIGHLIGHTS OF THE EXHIBITS FOR 2022 BY MONTH:JANUARY-ON THE 26TH, NEXT CITY,HAD THEIR ANNUAL VANGUARD CONFERENCE HOSTED IN GREENSBORO, RELEASED A PODCAST WHAT KIND OF CITY EVOLVES FROM A CROSS ROAD, FEATURING COMMUNITY HISTORIAN GLENN PERKINS, CURATOR OF EDUCTION RODNEY DAWSON AND DR. SMALLWOOD OF NC A&T.FEBRUARY-FEBRUARY 2 ONLINE KICKOFF AND WORKSHOP FOR PB GREENSBORO, SIXTY-FIVE ATTENDEES TOOK PART IN THE INTRODUCTION AND ZOOM MEETINGS.ON FEBRUARY 7TH, CURATOR OF EDUCATION RODNEY DAWSON MADE A BLACK HISTORY MONTH PRESENTATION VIA ZOOM TO THE DURHAM MUSEUM IN OMAHA, NEBRASKA. THERE WERE 105 ATTENDEES. ON FEBRUARY 21ST, A "MO ON THE GO" EPISODE RELEASED ON WFMY FOR BLACK HISTORY MONTH FEATURED RODNEY IN A TWO-PART SEGMENT. THE FIRST SEGMENT DISCUSSED THE HISTORIC MAGNOLIA HOUSE. THE SECOND SEGMENT DISCUSSED MACO BEAUTY COLLEGE AND DUDLEY PRODUCTS. MARCH-OUR WEBINAR, WOMEN IN GREENSBORO'S LANDSCAPE OF MEMORY HELD VIA ZOOM ON MARCH 8TH IN HONOR OF INTERNATIONAL WOMEN'S DAY CONNECTED THREE PROJECTS FOCUSED ON WOMEN TO BE DEDICATED IN GREENSBORO IN THE COMING MONTHS: SARAH THUESEN AND TIFFANY HOLLAND FROM GUILFORD COLLEGE DISCUSSED A NEW MARKER TO RECOGNIZE FREE WOMAN OF COLOR LAVINA CURRY AND HER SUPPORT OF FREEDOM SEEKERS ON THE UNDERGROUND RAILROAD IN THE NEW GARDEN AREA; CATHERINE MAGID ON A MONUMENT AND MARKER RECOGNIZING SUFFRAGIST GERTRUDE WEIL AND THE ESTABLISHMENT OF THE NORTH CAROLINA LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS AT THE HISTORIC GUILFORD COUNTY COURTHOUSE; AND ARTIST VICTORIA MILSTEIN TALKED ABOUT THE WOMEN'S HOLOCAUST MEMORIAL PLANNED FOR LEBAUER PARK. 31 PEOPLE ATTENDED THE ZOOM PROGRAM AND ANOTHER 15 WATCHED LIVESTREAM ON YOUTUBE. AT THE MUSEUM, LIFTED VOICES: GREENSBORO WOMEN WAS HELD ON MARCH 19TH. THIS LIVING HISTORY PROGRAM WITH TEN COSTUMED INTERPRETERS SHARING STORIES OF WOMEN IN GREENSBORO. 85 VISITORS FOR LIFTED VOICESAPRIL-A BRAND NEW EXHIBITION, NC DEMOCRACY: ELEVEN ELECTIONS, OPENED ON SATURDAY, APRIL 23. THIS MAJOR EXHIBITION, PRODUCED BY MUSEUM STAFF, EXPLORES CHOICES AND CHANGE OVER 11 ELECTIONS BETWEEN 1776 AND 2010. IT ILLUSTRATES THE TWISTS AND TURNS OF WHO COULD PARTICIPATE, HOW VOTERS CAST THEIR BALLOTS IN 1868 OR 1990, AND WHAT INFLUENCED DECISIONS THAT ARE STILL SHAPING DEMOCRACY TODAY. THE EXHIBITION WILL BE UP THROUGH 2023.MAY-DR. VIRGINIA L. SUMMEY DISCUSSED HER NEW BOOK, THE LIFE OF ELRETA MELTON ALEXANDER, WITH DR. OMAR ALI FROM UNCG, ON MAY 12TH. GREENSBORO'S JUDGE ELRETA MELTON ALEXANDER WAS A GROUNDBREAKING LEGAL FIGURE IN NORTH CAROLINA: THE FIRST AN AFRICAN AMERICAN WOMAN TO GRADUATE FROM COLUMBIA LAW SCHOOL, TO PRACTICE LAW IN NORTH CAROLINA AND TO BE ELECTED DISTRICT COURT JUDGE. 50 PEOPLE ATTENDED THE MUSEUM'S LIVE AUDITORIUM EVENT.CAROL HART AND GLENN PERKINS ATTENDED THE AMERICAN ALLIANCE OF MUSEUMS MEETING IN BOSTON MAY 19-22, CAROL LED A DIRECTOR'S ROUNDTABLE DISCUSSION THAT EXPLORED LETTING GO OF LONG-HELD PROFESSIONAL NOTIONS OF MUSEUM RESPONSIBILITIES AND PROCEDURES THAT MAY WEIGH US DOWN WHEN WE NEED TO BE NIMBLE. GLENN GAVE A POSTER PRESENTATION ON THE ROLES OF CITY MUSEUMS, HIGHLIGHTING GHM'S CONTEMPORARY COLLECTING EFFORTS, TO AN AUDIENCE OF ABOUT 30.JUNE-THE ANNUAL JUNETEENTH BIKE TOUR, THIS YEAR PEDALS AND POLITICS, SATURDAY, JUNE 18, WAS A FREE FIVE-MILE FAMILY FRIENDLY GUIDED BICYCLE TOUR OF PLACES AND PEOPLE THAT HELPED RESHAPE WHAT DEMOCRACY LOOKED LIKE IN GREENSBORO. ABOUT 40 RIDERS DISCOVERED SOME OF EAST GREENSBORO'S POLITICAL PIONEERS LIKE: ZOE P. BARBEE, DR. WILLIAM HAMPTON, JUSTICE HENRY FRYE AND MORE. THIS WAS A COLLABORATION WITH BICYCLING IN GREENSBORO.ON THAT SATURDAY, THE GREENSBORO HISTORY MUSEUM, GREENSBORO PUBLIC LIBRARY AND GREENSBORO PARKS & RECREATION HELD A FAMILY JUNETEENTH EVENT AT THE MUSEUM. 125 VISITED THE MUSEUM THAT DAY. A SPECIAL JUNETEENTH PODCAST WITH TALK CITY: GREENSBORO FEATURED MUSEUM STAFF AS WELL.JULY-MUSEUM STAFF HAS BEEN ASSISTING A RESEARCHER FROM GEORGIA STATE UNIVERSITY WORLD HERITAGE INITIATIVE WHO IS WORKING FOR THE ICRCM ON THE NOMINATION EFFORT TO MAKE GREENSBORO WOOLWORTH A NATIONAL HISTORIC LANDMARK. ON JULY 13TH SHE VISITED THE MUSEUM AND WORKED WITH ELISE ALLISON IN THE ARCHIVES. SHE ALSO MET ON SITE WITH CURATORS, MUSEUM DIRECTOR HART AND FORMER DIRECTOR BILL MOORE.ON JULY 23RD WE PRESENTED ANOTHER PROGRAM IN OUR LIVING HISTORY SERIES, LIFTED VOICES: DEMOCRACY. VISITORS ENCOUNTERED COSTUMED INTERPRETERS PORTRAYING FIGURES IMPORTANT THE STORY OF NC DEMOCRACY LIKE: 1773 EDENTON TEA PARTY LEADER PENELOPE BARKER, NORTH CAROLINA'S FIRST WOMAN ATTORNEY TABITHA ANN HOLTON AND 18TH C. FEDERALIST JAMES IREDELL. AUGUST-GHM CURATOR OF COMMUNITY HISTORY GLENN PERKINS ATTENDED THE GENERAL CONFERENCE OF THE INTERNATIONAL COUNCIL OF MUSEUMS IN PRAGUE, CZECH REPUBLIC, AUGUST 22-26, THANKS TO A TRAVEL GRANT FROM THE ICOM-US NATIONAL COMMITTEE. HE PRESENTED ABOUT GHM'S DEMOCRACY INITIATIVE AS PART OF A SESSION ORGANIZED BY THE COMMITTEE ON THE COLLECTIONS AND ACTIVITIES OF MUSEUMS OF CITIES (CAMOC). PERKINS WAS RECENTLY ELECTED AS THE NEW BOARD CHAIR FOR THE 750-MEMBER INTERNATIONAL COMMITTEE, ONE OF 32 THAT OPERATE UNDER ICOM.SEPTEMBER-THIS YEAR'S NC FOLK FESTIVAL ON SEPTEMBER 10-11, HAD SOME WEATHER CHALLENGES, BUT THE MUSEUM WAS WELL REPRESENTED IN THE FAMILY FUN AREA BY MMOB. STAFF CONNECTED WITH OVER 400 FOLKS, PROVIDING HISTORIC TOY PLAY OPPORTUNITIES, PARTICIPATION IN VOTING FOR THE FAVORITE GREENSBORO PLAY ACTIVITY AND MAKING A CAMPAIGN BUTTON.OCTOBER-AS PART OF GHM'S DEEPER INTO DEMOCRACY SERIES SUPPORTING THE MUSEUM'S EXHIBITION NC DEMOCRACY: ELEVEN ELECTIONS, POLITICAL SCIENTIST CHRISTOPHER A. COOPER TALKED WITH VETERAN POLITICAL REPORTER LYNN BONNER ABOUT WHAT MAY BE SHAPING NORTH CAROLINIAN'S CHOICES THIS NOVEMBER ON OCTOBER 2ND. CONVERSATION INCLUDED: WHAT'S ON VOTERS' MINDS THIS FALL AHEAD OF MIDTERM ELECTIONS?; AND HOW ARE THE LATEST ELECTORAL MAPS INFLUENCING CONTESTS? CHRISTOPHER A. COOPER IS A DISTINGUISHED PROFESSOR AND DIRECTOR OF THE PUBLIC POLICY INSTITUTE AT WESTERN CAROLINA UNIVERSITY AND ONE OF THE EXPERTS SEEN IN THE EXHIBITION. LYNN BONNER HAS WORKED AS AN INVESTIGATIVE REPORTER AT NC POLICY WATCH SINCE OCTOBER 2020. WHILE THE AUDIENCE ONLY ABOUT 20 PEOPLE, THERE WAS LIVELY DISCUSSION.NOVEMBER-THE MUSEUM HAD SEVERAL NOVEMBER ACTIVITIES IN HONOR OF VETERANS. AT NOON ON NOVEMBER 5TH, WE HONORED VETERANS SERVICE AND SACRIFICE AT THE VETERANS DAY PARADE WITH THE GREENSBORO HISTORY MUSEUM FLOAT FEATURING LIVING HISTORY INTERPRETERS. FOLLOWING THE PARADE, APPROXIMATELY 90 PEOPLE VISITED FOR THE DAY AND MANY TOOK ADVANTAGE OF TWO HOURS OF LIFTED VOICES: GREENSBORO VETERANS. SPECIAL ARRANGEMENTS WERE MADE SO THE MUSEUM WAS OPEN ON NOV. 11TH, AND 80 PEOPLE VISITED. THE MUSEUM'S GATE CITY ARRIVALS PROJECT CONTINUES TO MAKE PROGRESS. NOVEMBER 10 WORKSHOP BROUGHT TOGETHER AREA HISTORIANS OF IMMIGRATION AND REPRESENTATIVES OF IMMIGRANT-SERVING ORGANIZATIONS AND DEPARTMENTS. THEY DISCUSSED AND OFFERED FEEDBACK ON THE EFFORT TO TRANSLATE GREENSBORO'S 300+ YEARS OF IMMIGRATION HISTORY INTO A STORY THE NEWEST ARRIVALS CAN UNDERSTAND AND CONNECT WITH IN THEIR OWN LANGUAGE. NOVEMBER 14 UNCG MUSEUM STUDIES CLASS VISIT INTRODUCED OVER A DOZEN GRAD STUDENTS TO THE PROJECT AND THEY TOOK PART IN EXERCISES TO GENERATE WAYS TO MAKE ACTIVITIES MORE PARTICIPATORY.DECEMBER-THE ANNUAL MOUSETASTICAL MOUSE HUNT HOLIDAY DECEMBER EVENT KICKED OFF WITH A SPECIAL LIBRARY MOUSE HUNT WITH BENJAMIN BRANCH LIBRARIAN BRANDON BENSLEY. THE HUNT WAS ALSO A HIGHLIGHT OF HOLIDAY PARADE DAY ON DECEMBER 3RD. AFTER THE PARADE, SANTA WAS AT THE MUSEUM, FOR PHOTO OPS AND A MOUSE HUNT HIMSELF. 139 PEOPLE PARTICIPATED. THE FOLLOWING DAY A SPECIAL FAMILY EDITION OF BEHIND LOCKED DOORS WELCOMED 26 MEMBERS TO DISCOVER MICE IN THE ODDEST OF PLACES. CHRISTMAS WEEK WAS PARTICULARLY BUSY AT THE MUSEUM WITH MANY FAMILIES WITH YOUNG CHILDREN COMING FOR THE MOUSE HUNT. 45515 LISTED BELOW ARE THE HIGHLIGHTS OF THE EDUCATION AND PROGRAMMING FOR 2022 BY MONTH:JANUARY-THE MUSEUM HELD THE FIRST HISTORY LUNCH BREAK OF THE NEW YEAR, NEW YEAR TRADITIONS FROM TAIWAN. THIS FREE ONLINE PROGRAM MARKED THE FEBRUARY 1ST START OF THE LUNAR NEW YEAR, AND DIFFERENT WAYS COMMUNITIES ACROSS EAST ASIA CELEBRATE. WE EXPLORED THE FOOD AND CUSTOMS FROM TAIWAN THAT MARK THE YEAR OF THE TIGER WITH SPECIAL GUESTS FROM THE TAIWANESE AMERICA ASSOCIATION OF NC. LIVE ATTENDANCE FROM FACEBOOK AND OUR WEBSITE WAS 77 VIEWERS.FEBRUARY-THE MUSEUM CONTINUED LIFTED VOICES: AFRICAN AMERICAN LIVING HISTORY PROGRAM FOR BLACK HISTORY MONTH ON FEBRUARY 12TH. A DOZEN COSTUMED INTERPRETERS IN THE MUSEUM GALLERIES SHARED STORIES OF AFRICAN AMERICANS IN GREENSBORO. SOME CHILDRENS ACTIVITIES WERE IN THE LOBBY. 150 PEOPLE VISITED, THE LARGEST NUMBER SINCE THE PANDEMIC BEGAN.MARCH-OUR MINDING OUR MONUMENTS: DISCOVERING LOST PIECES OF GREENSBORO HISTORY WEBINAR SERIES HAD THREE PROGRAMS INCLUDING: 3/15 REFLECTIONS ON AFRICAN AMERICAN SCULPTURES 70 VIEWS; 3/22 MONUMENT LAB 68 VIEWS; AND 3/25 TEACHING 1979 GREENSBORO MASSACRE WEBINAR 27 VIEWS.THE MUSEUM'S WEEKLY MARCH PODCAST WOMEN IN MEDIA INCLUDED: CARLA BANKS, MONIQUE ROBINSON, NATALIE WILSON AND TANYA RIVERA. APRIL-ON APRIL 15TH REDLINING COMMUNITY CONVERSATION, A PROGRAM IN COLLABORATION WITH FD BLUFORD LIBRARY OF NC A&T, WAS HOSTED BY THE MUSEUM AND MODERATED BY RODNEY WITH 68 PEOPLE IN ATTENDANCE PLUS 10 WATCHING LIVESTREAM VIA NC A&T. THE MUSEUM GUILD HAD AN IN-PERSON PROGRAM ON APRIL 18TH ON EILEEN COLLINS, THE FIRST AMERICAN WOMAN TO COMMAND A SPACE MISSION, PRESENTED BY LOCAL AUTHOR JONATHAN H. WARD, A FELLOW, ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY AND A VIKING RESIDENT ASTRONOMER. 20 ATTENDED.APRIL ONLINE PROGRAMS INCLUDED TWO MINDING OUR MONUMENTS WEBINARS, WHICH WRAPPED UP WITH TWO EPISODES ADDRESSING BLACK REVOLUTIONARY WAR SOLDIERS ON ZOOM AND YOUTUBE, WITH 35 LIVE VIEWERS, AND THE HISTORY LUNCH BREAK PROGRAM, A NEW LOOK AT THOMAS DAY ON ZOOM AND FACEBOOK LIVE WITH 21 LIVE VIEWERS.MAY-ONLINE PROGRAMS HIGHLIGHTED HERITAGE OBSERVATIONS. ANNE PARSONS TALKED ABOUT A UNCG HISTORY EXHIBITION ON A 1942 JEWISH UPRISING IN UKRAINE FOR INTERNATIONAL MUSEUM DAY AND JEWISH-AMERICAN HERITAGE MONTH ON MAY 17, AND ON MAY 29 KALEWA CORREA, A SMITHSONIAN ASIAN PACIFIC AMERICAN CENTER CURATOR IN HAWAI'I, JOINED A CONVERSATION ABOUT DIGITAL STORYTELLING FOR ASIAN AMERICAN PACIFIC ISLANDER HERITAGE MONTH. MORE THAN 20 ATTENDEES WATCHED LIVE AND MORE HAVE SINCE VIEWED PROGRAM RECORDINGS. JUNE-THE JUNE 10TH HISTORY LUNCH BREAK FEATURED NC PRIDE PAC AND LGBTQ+ POLITICAL ORGANIZING. THE 1990 U.S. SENATE RACE, FEATURED IN THE MUSEUM'S NC DEMOCRACY: ELEVEN ELECTIONS EXHIBITION, WAS WATCHED NATIONWIDE. IN NORTH CAROLINA IT SPARKED NEW KINDS OF LGBTQ+ ORGANIZING WITH THE FOUNDING OF THE NC PRIDE POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE. MANDY CARTER, LONGTIME VOTING RIGHTS ADVOCATE AND ONE OF THE FOUNDERS OF NC PRIDE PAC, SPOKE ABOUT THE EARLY DAYS OF THE ORGANIZATION AND ITS CONTINUING INFLUENCE ON LGBTQ+ POLITICAL PARTICIPATION. AN AUDIENCE OF 19 WATCHED LIVE ON FACEBOOK AND VIA ZOOM, AND 25 MORE SINCE. THIS EPISODE IS ARCHIVED AND AVAILABLE ON THE GHM YOUTUBE CHANNEL.MUSEUM STAFF PRESENTED TWO PROGRAMS AT THE MC GIRT-HORTON BRANCH LIBRARY IN JUNE. THE GREENSBORO HISTORY MUSEUM'S PODCAST "HISTORY NOTES", CURATED BY RODNEY DAWSON, HOSTED A PRESENTATION THE PAST, PRESENT, & FUTURE FEATURING SHIRLEY SIMMONS "THE BLACK HISTORIAN". SHE DISCUSSED LOCAL AND NATIONWIDE AFRICAN AMERICAN HISTORY WHILE DISPLAYING IMPORTANT ARTIFACTS FROM THE PAST. WE GAVE A PRESENTATION OF "TIGHTLY WOVEN: EAST WHITE OAK MILL VILLAGE", CURRENTLY ON EXHIBIT IN THE EAST WHITE OAK COMMUNITY CENTER. TOPICS RANGE FROM CONE WELFARE POLICIES TO CLOSE COMMUNITY TIES AND THE LEGACY OF JIM CROW ON THE MILL VILLAGES. UNCG GRADUATE SARAH ANNE MASKE IS THE PUBLIC PROGRAMS COORDINATOR AND EDUCATION ASSISTANT AT THE GREENSBORO HISTORY MUSEUM AND COMES FROM A FAMILY STEEPED IN THE NORTH CAROLINA TEXTILE INDUSTRY.JULY-ON THURSDAY JULY 28TH, OUR COMMUNITY WAS INVITED TO PLAY, PARTICIPATE AND PARTY AT OUR DEMOCRACY GAME NIGHT. ABOUT 86 PEOPLE DROPPED BY FOR FREE FUN AND GAMES INCLUDING TEAM DEMOCRACY TRIVIA, AN ELABORATE HISTORY SCAVENGER HUNT, GERRYMANDER MADNESS VR GAME AND MORE. AUGUST-DURING JUNE, JULY, AND AUGUST THE MUSEUM SERVED 31 YOUTH FOCUSED GROUPS WITH A TOTAL OF 742 VISITORS. THEY ATTENDED OUR SUMMER PROGRAM, HISTORY HUNTS, AND GUIDED TOURS. THE SUMMER PROGRAM CREATED A FUN ENVIRONMENT FOR CHILDREN TO LEARN ABOUT THE MUSEUM'S NEW EXHIBIT NC DEMOCRACY FROM OUR SUMMER TEEN VOLUNTEERS WHO DEDICATED A MASSIVE 625 HOURS RUNNING THIS PROGRAM.ON AUGUST 26TH, WE CELEBRATED WOMEN'S EQUALITY DAY WITH A SPECIAL IN-PERSON HISTORY LUNCH BREAK DINE-IN: WOMEN'S EQUALITY DAY. NORTH CAROLINA SUFFRAGE STORIES FROM THE EXHIBITION NC DEMOCRACY: ELEVEN ELECTIONS AND EFFORTS TO PASS THE 19TH AMENDMENT IN 1920 WERE DISCUSSED WITH MEREDITH COLLEGE HISTORY DEPARTMENT'S ANGELA ROBBINS. ABOUT 30 PEOPLE ENJOYED THEIR BOX LUNCHES AND DEMOCRACY CONVERSATION. EARLIER IN THE MONTH, THE CITY OF GREENSBORO'S EMPLOYEE RESOURCE GROUP, WOMEN IN THE WORKFORCE, SPONSORED A SPECIAL TOUR OF NC DEMOCRACY AS PART OF THE CELEBRATION.SEPTEMBER-ON FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 6TH, "THE VIRTUAL SCHOOL" VISITED THE MUSEUM WITH OVER 100 STUDENTS. THEY DID A MODIFIED HISTORY HUNT, AND HAD A GREAT, FUN TIME. AT THE SAME TIME, OUR IN-PERSON HISTORY LUNCH BREAK WITH NEW ARRIVALS INSTITUTE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR LEILANA ROUGHTON HAD A MODEST CROWD OF TEN TO WELCOME BACK OUR FALL PROGRAM SERIES. SHE TALKED ABOUT THE ORGANIZATION, THE PEOPLE IT SERVES PROVIDING IMMIGRANTS AND REFUGEES WITH LANGUAGE AND JOB TRAINING AND ITS CONNECTION TO GREENSBORO'S HISTORY AS A WELCOMING CITY FOR NEWCOMERS. THE GREENSBORO HISTORY MUSEUM PARTNERED WITH TRIAD STAGE TO PRESENT THE BENNETT BELLES WHO TOOK PART IN THE 1960 SIT-INS DURING A LIVE HISTORY NOTES PODCAST AT 2 PM, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, AT THE UPSTAIRS CABARET AT TRIAD STAGE. HOSTED BY CURATOR OF EDUCATION RODNEY DAWSON, TALKED WITH THREE PANELISTS, YVONNE JOHNSON, BETTY JO WILSON AND LEWIS BRANDON, TO A CAPACITY CROWD OF 130 PEOPLE. THE PROGRAM SPARKED A CONNECTION BETWEEN BETTY JO AND THE DOZEN STUDENTS OF DUDLEY HS WHO WERE IN THE AUDIENCE AND WHO WILL CONTINUE TO WORK WITH BETTY JO ON A VOTING INITIATIVE.OCTOBER-OCTOBER 22ND WAS THE ANNUAL GHOULASH FESTIVAL, AND THE MUSEUM PARTICIPATED IN THIS DOWNTOWN EVENT WITH SCARY HALLOWEEN ACTIVITIES AT THE HISTORY MUSEUM. STARTING WITH OUR NEW PRE-SCHOOL PROGRAM LITTLE LIONS SATURDAY, STORY TIME AND CRAFT, AT 12 PM (30 PARTICIPANTS) FOLLOWED BY GHOST STORIES ON OUR (OLD) DOORSTEP WITH STORYTELLER CYNTHIA MOORE BROWN AT 1 PM (ALSO 30 PARTICIPANTS). LIFTED VOICES: UNLIVING HISTORY CONTINUED THE FESTIVITIES WITH COSTUMED INTERPRETERS PORTRAYING GREENSBORO SPIRITS ANS TOURS OF THE HISTORIC CEMETERY. THE TOTAL FOR THE DAY WAS OVER 600 PARTICIPANTS. SATURDAY OCTOBER 29TH, FROM 2 TO 4 PM, 292 PEOPLE DUG INTO HISTORY WITH GHM'S ANNUAL ARCHAEOLOGY DAY. PEOPLE STOPPED BY THE MUSEUM TO DISCOVER DIFFERENT WAYS ARCHAEOLOGISTS UNCOVER THE PAST, MET UNC GREENSBORO ARCHAEOLOGY INSTRUCTORS AND STUDENTS, AND LEARNED ABOUT ARCHAEOLOGICAL EXPLORATIONS LOCALLY AND AROUND THE WORLD. VISITORS WERE ALSO ABLE TO TRY HANDS-ON ACTIVITIES TO BETTER UNDERSTAND ARCHAEOLOGISTS' TOOLS AND TECHNIQUES.NOVEMBER-OUR NOVEMBER 12 GREENSBORO VETERANS HISTORY BIKE TOUR IN COLLABORATION WITH BICYCLING IN GREENSBORO WAS OUR LONGEST YET. MORE THAN 30 RIDERS PEDALED OVER 7 MILES TO DISCOVER SITES RELATED TO GREENSBORO VETERANS. STOPS INCLUDED WAR MEMORIAL STADIUM, MAPLEWOOD CEMETERY VETERANS MEMORIAL, AND THE FORMER SITE OF THE OVERSEAS REPLACEMENT DEPOT. WGHP FOX 8 AND WFMY NEWS 2 BOTH HIGHLIGHTED THE TOUR ON THAT DAY'S NEWS.DECEMBER-THE MUSEUM WAS REPRESENTED IN THE DGI'S TINSEL TOWN CELEBRATION AT THE CULTURAL ARTS CENTER THROUGH THE EFFORTS OF GHM, INC. TRUSTEE THERESA BYRD. TWO TREES WERE DECORATED WITH ORNAMENTS CREATED BY VARIOUS NONPROFITS AND REPRESENTED A SAMPLE OF THE MANY, MANY COMMUNITIES AND TRADITIONS THAT MAKE UP OUR CITY'S AMAZING CULTURAL VARIETY. 178329 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 5 0 3 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 X 22 22 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 X X MARY ALLEN 3363732043 130 SUMMIT AVENUE GREENSBORO NC 27401 X CAROL HART MUSEUM DIRECTOR 40.00 X 0 0 0 GAYLE FRIPP PRESIDENT 3.00 X X 0 0 0 MARK KALEY PRESIDENT-ELECT 1.00 X X 0 0 0 ELIZABETH DANNER FINANCE VP 3.00 X X 0 0 0 BETTY PHIPPS MEMBERSHIP VP 1.00 X X 0 0 0 CAITLIN STAY COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT VP 1.00 X X 0 0 0 BETH SKAINS EXECUTIVE SECRETARY 1.00 X X 0 0 0 LAURA BAILEY TRUSTEE 1.00 X 0 0 0 CYD FORBIS TRUSTEE 1.00 X 0 0 0 SHALANE GRIFFIN TRUSTEE 1.00 X 0 0 0 SUSANNE HALL TRUSTEE 1.00 X 0 0 0 PATRICK HAYWOOD TRUSTEE 1.00 X 0 0 0 MARCUS LEDBETTER TRUSTEE 1.00 X 0 0 0 HEIDI LITTLE TRUSTEE 1.00 X 0 0 0 ODARO OMORUYI TRUSTEE 1.00 X 0 0 0 JENNIFER PITTS TRUSTEE 1.00 X 0 0 0 CHARLES PREFONTAINE TRUSTEE 1.00 X 0 0 0 JULIA STRANDBERG TRUSTEE 1.00 X 0 0 0 THERESA BYRD TRUSTEE 1.00 X 0 0 0 SKIP CORNELIUSSEN TRUSTEE 1.00 X 0 0 0 LENA MURRILL-CHAPMAN TRUSTEE 1.00 X 0 0 0 TERESA VINCENT TRUSTEE 1.00 X 0 0 0 JENNIFER CARLSON TRUSTEE 1.00 X 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 51162 39620 90782 24566 24566 12237 22267 -10030 -10030 OTHER INCOME 611710 1086 1086 1086 106404 -8944 0 24566 22729 11364 11365 20575 20575 7817 7817 5150 3090 2060 4521 3616 905 922 922 19344 19344 23439 14063 9376 COLLECTIONS AND EXHIBIT 99407 99407 INTERNSHIPS 7000 7000 MEMBERSHIP EXPENSES 4453 4453 MISCELLANEOUS 3801 2281 1520 6474 4972 1502 225632 178329 47303 0 15005 5765 239184 193637 4239 2213 8509 6879 521528 382718 158155 138810 1658524 1365838 2083616 1713142 7138 19614 7138 19614 X 1233302 957390 843176 736138 2076478 1693528 2083616 1713142 -119228 -263722 0 X X 0 1 X 1 0 X 156892 279080 292814 84617 90782 904185 92444 69612 21312 17735 12237 213340 249336 348692 314126 102352 103019 1117525 0 0 0 1117525 39111 39375 26509 21406 24566 150967 39111 39375 26509 21406 24566 150967 288447 388067 340635 123758 127585 1268492 0.88100 0.87340 0.11900 0.12660 X RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED X X X X 0 899575 7390 32918 9702 849565 856009 86967 32350 11051 899575 825890 72841 32065 10657 856009 737560 132143 32489 11324 825890 844429 -63446 31911 11511 737560 0.51250 0.30700 0.18050 1 0 151698 78674 73024 39767 23371 16396 330063 280673 49390 138810 LONG TERM INVESTMENTS 1365838 F 1365838 -155626 -263722 22267 -241455 85829 20575 20575 106404 227324 22267 22267 205057 20575 20575 225632 PART III, LINE 1A: THE ORGANIZATION'S COLLECTIONS OF ARTIFACTS AND EXHIBIT MATERIALS ARE NOT INCLUDED IN THE ACCOMPANYING STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION IN CONFORMITY WITH PRACTICES FOLLOWED BY MOST MUSEUMS. PURCHASED ARTIFACTS AND EXHIBIT MATERIALS ARE REFLECTED IN THE ACCOMPANYING STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES AS AN EXPENSE IN THE YEAR OF ACQUISITION. COLLECTIONS ARE CATALOGUED BY CATEGORY TYPE AND INSURED AT A VALUE OF APPROXIMATELY $6,210,000. ONE-OF-A-KIND, IRREPLACEABLE HISTORICAL ITEMS ARE INSURED AT ORIGINAL COST OR DONATED MARKET VALUE. PART III, LINE 4: ARCHIVAL, TEXTILE AND THREE DIMENSIONAL COLLECTIONS THAT ARE PRESERVED FOR FUTURE GENERATIONS TO VIEW AND EXPERIENCE. PART XI, LINE 2D - OTHER ADJUSTMENTS: COSTS OF GOODS SOLD MUSEUM SHOP PART XII, LINE 2D - OTHER ADJUSTMENTS: COST OF GOODS SOLD MUSEUM SHOP FORM 990, PART VI, SECTION B, LINE 11B THE 990 TAX RETURN IS GIVEN TO ALL BOARD MEMBERS AND APPROVED AT A FULL BOARD MEETING PRIOR TO ITS FILING. FORM 990, PART VI, SECTION B, LINE 12C TRUSTEES ATTEND BOARD ORIENTATION EVERY JANUARY WHERE THEY ARE PRESENTED WITH THE WRITTEN POLICY AND REMINDED OF THEIR OBLIGATIONS. STAFF IS REQUIRED ANNUALLY TO COMPLETE A FORM ABOUT ANY OUTSIDE WORK OR COMPENSATION FOR WORK AND CONFLICTS OF INTEREST ISSUES ARE ADDRESSED (IF ANY). FORM 990, PART VI, SECTION B, LINE 15 SALARIES FOR THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR AND OTHER MANAGEMENT OF THE GREENSBORO HISTORICAL MUSEUM ARE PAID BY THE CITY OF GREENSBORO. THE CITY OF GREENSBORO DOES AN ANNUAL REVIEW OF THESE SALARIES. FORM 990, PART VI, SECTION C, LINE 19 THE CONFLICT OF INTEREST POLICY AND ANNUAL FINANCIAL STATEMENTS MAY BE MADE AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST. THE ORGANIZATION'S GOVERNING DOCUMENTS (ON FILE WITH THE SECRETARY OF STATE OF NC) ARE NOT NORMALLY PROVIDED. FORM 990, PART XII, LINE 2C: THE FINANCE COMMITTEE AND THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES ASSUMES RESPONSIBILITY FOR OVERSIGHT OF THE AUDIT AND THE SELECTION OF INDEPENDENT AUDITORS.