2014-08-12T16:31:25-07:00 2013-12-31 KATHARINE H LEARY CPA INC 62 W MAIN RD LITTLE COMPTON RI 028371352 990 2013-01-01 056010240 Little Compton Historical Society Inc LITT 4016354035 PO Box 577 Little Compton RI 02837 SHELLEY BOWEN PRESIDENT 4016354035 2014-06-17 true KATHARINE LEARY 4015920155 2014-08-12 2013 2015-11-30 17:44:51Z SHELLEY BOWEN 79 Shaw Road Little Compton RI 02837 224544 false X www.littlecompton.org X 1937 RI Preservation of historical buildings and artifacts, and related community education. 19 19 4 65 0 116604 80444 2090 2970 18397 22855 23489 9413 160580 115682 0 0 61760 66080 0 8938 102391 79861 164151 145941 -3571 -30259 1007327 1035786 4641 3040 1002686 1032746 Preservation of historical false false 50118 1625 MUSEUM PROGRAM: THE ORGANIZATION COLLECTS, PRESERVES, AND PRESENTS EARLY LANDMARKS OF HISTORICAL SIGNIFICANCE TO THE TOWN OF LITTLE COMPTON FOR THE EDUCATION AND ENRICHMENT OF THE COMMUNITY. LCHS MAINTAINS HISTORIC BUILDINGS INCLUDING WILBOR HOUSE, FRIENDS MEETING HOUSE, ARCHIVAL BARN, 19TH CENTURY BARN, 19TH CENTURY CARRIAGE HOUSE, PEGGOTTY ARTIST STUDIO, PEAKED TOP SCHOOL, CORN CRIB, PRIVY, AND THE CHICKEN FOOD COOKHOUSE. THE COLLECTION INCLUDES APPROXIMATELY 13,000 OBJECTS, PHOTOS, AND DOCUMENTS RELATING TO THE HISTORY OF LITTLE COMPTON. THERE ARE APPROXIMATELY 600 MEMBERSHIPS, AND 1,500 MEMBERS. THE MUSEUM PROGRAM SERVES APPROXIMATELY 2,100 VISTORS PER YEAR. 39062 THE REMEMBERING ADAMSVILLE PROJECT RESULTED IN THE COLLECTION OF OVER 50 NEW ORAL HISTORIES CONCERNING THE VILLAGE OF ADAMSVILLE, THE DIGITIZATION OF OF ALMOST 300 IMAGES, THE CREATION OF A BOOK OF ORAL HISTORIES AND THE CREATION OF A TEMPORARY INDOOR EXHIBIT AS WELL AS OUR FIRST OUTDOOR EXHIBIT. MOST IMPORTANTLY THE PROJECT RENEWED LOCAL INTEREST IN THE VILLAGE OF ADAMSVILLE AND REMINDED ITS RESIDENTS THAT THE LITTLE COMPTON HISTORICAL SOCIETY IS HERE TO SERVE THEM. WE ESTIMATE THAT OVER 1500 P 13189 1345 EDUCATION PROGRAM: THE ORGANIZATION RUNS YOUTH SUMMER CAMPS, SCHOOL PROGRAMS, AND ADULT PROGRAMS THAT SERVE TO EDUCATE THE COMMUNITY ABOUT THE HISTORY OF LITTLE COMPTON. THE EDUCATION PROGRAM SERVES APPROXIMATELY 500 PARTICIPANTS PER YEAR. 102369 true true false false false false false true false true true false false false false false false false false false false false false false true false false false false false false false false false false false false false false true false false false false false false false true 0 0 true 4 true false false false false false false false false false false false false false X 19 19 true false false false true true true true true false false true false false true false false false X NANCY CARIGNAN 4016354035 548 West Main Rd Little Compton RI 02837 X SHELLEY BOWEN President 5.00 X X JACK ANGELL Treasurer 3.00 X X CLAUDIA BELL Director 2.00 X FRED BRIDGE Director 5.00 X PIPER HAWES Director 1.00 X RICHARD W LISLE Director 1.00 X DIANE MACGREGOR Secretary 3.00 X X RICHARD MENOCHE Director 5.00 X J WILLIAM MIDDENDORF JR Director 1.00 X DORA ATWATER MILLIKIN Vice President 3.00 X X CAROLYN J MONTGOMERY Director 2.00 X CHRISTOPHER RAWSON Director 1.00 X PAUL SUTTELL Director 1.00 X ROBERT WOLTER Director 1.00 X RANDOLPH BYERS Director 2 X MAUREEN REGO Director 1 X JANE ROBERTS Director 1 X MICHAEL STEERS Director 1 X CAROLINE WILKIE WORDELL Director 1 X MARJORY O'TOOLE Managing Director 40 X 47320 47320 0 false false false 0 16950 11591 1000 50903 6967 80444 Program/Event Revenues 611600 1345 Museum Admissions 611600 1536 Genealogy/Archival Research 541900 89 2970 8633 8633 192 192 187 187 187 187 100000 85778 14222 14222 14222 14666 11591 14147 519 519 17452 8937 8515 8515 115682 11485 23753 46542 33699 9014 3829 14017 4740 9079 198 5521 3465 1700 356 1536 1536 0 0 1888 0 1888 0 83 83 0 0 11975 4574 6338 1063 6546 6049 298 199 12229 8014 2526 1689 10139 6645 2094 1400 Supplies 18347 17541 752 54 Repairs & Maintenance 5556 5556 0 0 Acquisitions/Exhibits/Collections 75 75 0 0 Professional Development 5680 5680 0 0 5807 4712 945 150 145941 102369 34634 8938 11814 48081 4468 49532 11000 1000 235 37248 36684 397451 122413 287267 275038 655530 625216 1007327 1035786 4641 3040 4641 3040 X 868184 861629 15720 52335 118782 118782 1002686 1032746 1007327 1035786 -30259 60319 X true X false true false X 152468 77277 146124 113677 89102 578648 152468 77277 146124 113677 89102 578648 155766 422882 17944 20174 15455 18485 23233 95291 673939 177984 0.62750 0.64370 X 0 0 0 RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED X X X X false 118782 4114 4114 118782 118782 4870 4870 118782 118782 4453 4453 118782 118782 1540 1540 118782 118782 3551 3551 118782 1.00000 false false 367319 99603 267716 30132 22810 7322 275038 Pt V Line 4 The organization maintains two permanantly restricted funds: the Harriet Snell Brownell Andrews Fund for $103,000 with interest income to be used for any society purpose; and the Anne Haire Brayton Fund for $15,782 with interest income to be used for Wilbor House maintenance. Temporarily restricted funds of $52,335 are maintained for historic preservation and acquisitions. Pt III Line 1a The organization elects, as permitted under SFAS 116, Pt III Line 1a not to report its collection in its statements of activities and financial position. The collection consists of approximately 13,000 objects, photographs, and documents related to the history of Little Compton. Pt III Line 4 The organization's collection includes various historical buildings, objects, photos, and documents, linked to the houses, farms, and families of Little Compton. These are used in conducting the education, enrichment, and outreach programs that are part of the organization's exempt purpose. EPPA 12550 4815 7735 1669 3617 3014 Auction 5576 5576 5576 18126 10391 7735 5576 1669 3617 3014 13876 -6141 X 425 X Auction items 14 5576 FMV X Candy, beverages 2 1391 FMV false true false Pt I Line 33 No revenues are reported for the noncash contributions Pt I Line 33 of collection items listed in Schedule M, Part I, Line 26 Pt I Line 33 because the Society does not capitalize its collection Pt I Line 33 as allowed under SFAS 116. Pt VI, Line 19 The organization makes its financial statements and Pt VI, Line 19 tax returns available for public inspection upon Pt VI, Line 19 request. Pt VI, Line 11b Form 990 is initially reviewed by the managing director Pt VI, Line 11b and the Board's Finance Committee prior to submission. Pt VI, Line 2 Randolph Byers & Dora Atwater Millikin are uncle & niece. Pt VI, Line 6 The organization has approximately 1,500 members Pt VI, Line 7a Members may vote at the annual meeting, and can Pt VI, Line 7a elect members of the governing body. Pt VI, Line 7b The slate of officers & directors, and any changes Pt VI, Line 7b to the Society's by-laws must be approved by the Pt VI, Line 7b members at the annual meeting. Form 990, Part IX, Line 24f HOSPITALITY 985. 985. 0. 0. MISCELLANEOUS 1757. 662. 945. 150. PUBLICATIONS 3065. 3065. 0. 0.