From the Commission PresidentThe last few years have been extraordinarily

challenging for living history museums acrossthe country and Historic St. Mary's City is noexception. Fortunately our professional staff (the bestanywhere, btw) was quick to recognize and deal withthe economic challenges. As a result our museumoperations and programs survived intact. Moreoverthe museum is positioned to provide a more uniqueexperience as we enhance our web presence and theresources we provide to teachers and students.

Helping students learn the lessons from St. Mary'sCity's past is doubly important in 2011 as we see somany countries struggle with how to transition fromdictatorship and monarchy rule to a more viable andsustainable governance structure. They would do wellto look to the example of the Calverts and the 17thcentury Maryland settlers as they formed one of thefirst and most successful representative democraciesfor effective governance of a diverse population.

Many thanks to Dick Moe for his many years ofleadership and service as president of the Historic St.Mary's City Commission. His many contributions willserve us well in the coming years.

Thanks for everyone's support of HSMC and thanksfor the opportunity to serve as your new commissionpresident!

John McAllister

Letter from the Executive Director2010 has been a year of change, development,

and renewal for the museum. Thanks to the MarylandHeritage Project, Historic St. Mary's City has a varietyof engaging exhibits for a full day's experience. Nowthe focus for the staff is on attracting visitors to themuseum and expanding our programs for learners ofall ages. Jennifer Legates, our Deputy Director as ofJanuary 2010, specializes in museum education andhas been working with staff to broaden our offerings of

lectures, concerts, programs, and events. Inpartnershipwith St. Mary's College of Maryland, we are rehabilitatingthe former Nature Center at Chancellor's Point forenvironmental and outdoor programs. We have usedtechnology to reach our many friends, thanks to Bob theCow's fun and educational Facebook newsletters. Welook forward to welcoming our visitors to St. Mary's Cityin 2011 and seeing them enjoy the programs and eventswe have planned.

"We expected to spendan hour [at HSMC]

and we spent all day. II

2010 Visitor Survey Quote.

HSMC Education ProgramsNew Challenges, New Numbers

HSMC's educational programs achieved excellencethis past year in spite of a challenging economicclimate. Our goal has been to increase visitation whilecontinuing to provide excellent patron service. This wasaccomplished by adding new programs and streamliningexisting offerings. These programs enabled us to reachout to our local Southern Maryland community as well aslarger audiences statewide and, in some cases, beyondour state borders.

Living history experiences, such as our schooltour programs, continue to attract schools from acrossMaryland with 17,426 students, parents, and teachersvisiting HSMC in the spring of 2010 (a 11% increasefrom the 2009 spring season). Our Home School Daynumbers increased by drawing families from all parts ofMaryland, including the Baltimore and Western Marylandregions, as well as Virginia.In addition to our daily interactive living historyprograms, our special events programs brought historyto life for an increase of visitors in 2010. Traditionallysuccessful special events such as Woodland IndianDiscovery Day and Militia Muster both noted increasedvisitation from 2009, (WIDhad 23% increase invisitation, MM had 1.4% bump) while new specialevents, such as Grave Matters and Mid-summerFaire, attracted new audiences to HSMC by targetinglocal families. Grave Matters, a nighttime tour nearHalloween, appealed to neighboring communitymembers looking for a seasonal, yet educationalexperience, while Mid-summer Faire provided fun andgames to families looking beyond the video landscape.

Research, Archeology and Curation

The Research department has many exciting andimportant projects both new and ongoing. A new projectinvolving the treatment of Significant archaeologicalartifacts from the Town Center area will be funded bythe Institute for Museum and Library Services (IMLS) aconservation grant in the amount of $141/000.Our archaeology field school is noted as the oldest,continuous field school in North America, and this yearexcavation continued in the yards around the LeonardCalvert House. In addition to new information on thearrangement of fences, the students discovered a cellar,probably a dairy. Our archaeology staff also continuesto give support and expertise to St. Mary's College ofMaryland conducting testing and mitigation for theAnne Arundel Hall replacement, Mill Field parking lot,and Margaret Brent Hall relocation as part of the overallMaryland Heritage Project.

Our professional staff spends much time off site aswell. Dr. Henry Miller represented us at in England atthe Center for Medieval Studies while researching chapelfitments of the 17th century and the Calvert family. Hiswork led to two study tours abroad in the United Kingdomand Ireland. The staff presented numerous lectures andpapers to the Preservation Maryland Conference, Societyfor Post-Medieval Archaeology in Newfoundland, and theCoopersmith Seminar at Oxford University. Staff membersspoke to crowds in the Written in Bone exhibit during"Forensic Fridays" at the Smithsonian Museum of NaturalHistory.

After much research, preservation, and the creation ofinterpretive panels the Mackall Barn exhibit was openedto the public. This exhibit continues the stories of HSMCby introducing significant aspects of life in 19th centurySouthern Maryland 19th•

liMy kids (10, 8, and 2)were all engaged. 11

2010 Visitor Survey Quote.

MUSEUM FINANCESHistoric St. Mary's City Foundation provides

philanthropic support for the Museum in both directsupport and indirect support. Indirect support includesbut is not limited to purchasing goods or servicessuch as advertising, public relations and marketingmaterials. In 2010 the Foundation was able to fund theconstruction of the Chapel Pavilion and pay for interiorexhibits using funds from the Maryland Heritage AreaAuthority and Colonial Daughters of the 17th Century.We were also able to procure 2 vehicles from SMECOand 16 computers from the College of SouthernMaryland. The following is an overview of FY 2010revenues.

r _. --

:HSMC Commission Operating Budget

Funds FY08$2,137,129

$ 737,803

$2,874,932

FY09 FYIO$ 2,025,691 $1,965,256:

$ 737,892 $ 685,506,

.? 2,?_63,S.~3_ $2~?50~~62.:

,iGeneral

,speCial

I!o~al_

The Museum is funded primarily by the State ofMaryland which is reflected in the General line in thechart below. The museum also funds activities withthe proceeds from the museum shop, ticket sales, andrental of the property for special events these funds arereflected in the Special line.

A Year of PreparationIn terms of results the year 2010 appeared rather

Quiet for the board of directors of the Foundation. Agood bit of work was being done behind the scenes andthere was much focus on updating and reorganizing.The Museum has hired an IT Manager and there hasbeen much progress in bringing the computerized filesinto reality. We are now better able to identify donorsand their contributions, as well as list all volunteersand their demographics. The work of the board hasbeen divided among various committees so as to allowindividual board members to concentrate on specificprojects.

All committees have developed action plans, meetregularly and are proceeding. At the annual meeting allcommittees will submit a short year end summary whichwill become part of the annual report. It is anticipatedthat the year 2011 will show the fruit of our labors. Asalways our main goal is to support the Museum and itsprograms. We feel strongly that Historic St. Mary's CityMuseum is an important asset to our local and regionalcommunity and worthy of support both financial and withour time.Sincerely,

d·~r-J. Patrick JarboePresident

HSMC Foundation BudgetFundsMembership DuesDonationsSpecial Events IncomeChapel Campaign

Total

Fiscal Year 2010$ 102,446.00$ 40,940.00$ 36,000.00$ 46,326.00$ 225,712.00

Volunteer hours have been given a value of $20.80 inMaryland by the Independent Sector Nonprofit whichcomes to $ 370,302.

Volunteers

Administrative and Development 2134Archaeology 5743Archives 75Commission and Foundation 932Events 320

IIGarden Club and Horticulture 765

I Education 2153I

IMarketing 346Maryland Dove 4403Militia __ / S 324 IMuseum Shop 75 II Visitor Center 65 I

I Facilities and Maintenance 143Terrae Mariae 175Trails 150Totals 17,803

Lists of supporters include those who have con-tributed to the HSMC Foundation during Fiscal Year201 0 (July 1, 2009 through June 30, 2010), Giftsreceived after June 30, 2010 will be acknowledgedin the FY2011 roster. Every effort has been made toensure accuracy but mistakes sometimes occur. Ifwe have misspelled or omitted your name, please ac-cept our most sincere apologies and let us know bycontacting the Development Office at 240-895-4977.

1634 Society ($1,634)Drs. Duane& MarianneAlexander Mrs. JohnMacDonaldMrs. Emory Barber Mr. andMrs. RobertMaddoxMr.Ben Bradlee& Ms. SallyQuinn Mr. M. G. Marlay,Jr. .Ms.Joan Burroughs Mr.and Mrs. .l?hnJ. McAllister,Jr.Mr. & Mrs DanielS. Capper Mr. andMrs. RichardMoeDr.Lois Carr Mr. andMrs. !odd B. MorganMr.& Mrs. H.F Chandler Jeff & JuhaNlc~olsMr.Jeffrey Clark& Ms. Jo RIcks Ms. Pa~ence0 ConnorMr. RolandM. Colina,Sr. Ms. JuhaM Raley .Ms. KatherineConduff Ms. Jan~andKa~anne RussellMr.& Mrs. CharlesCruse Ms. Manon.SterhngMr.& Mrs. G. ThomasDaugherty Mrs. FranCISE. TaylorMr.and Mrs. JamesM. Desmond Coloneland Mrs. JamesP.!erryMr.and Mrs. Peter E. Egeh Mr. andMrs. GeorgeR.Tydmgs.Mr.JohnFehcitas Ms.JanMandel~ Mr.Harry~.WeitzelMr.Edgerton & Ms, BonnieGreen Capt andMrs RichardV.WilsonDr.and Mrs. JohnHarmon Ms. Betty B. PeterkmRADMandMrs.Tm Heely,USN(Ret.) TheSo~ietyof TheArkandTheDoveTheHan.andMrs.ThomasP Jackson Dr.ReginaM. Fad~n& Mr.llyaFadenMr,and Mrs. Brooks Jackson Mr. Sa~el Bal~n &Dr.and Mrs. J. PatrickJarboe Ms. Jan~ceL. BnscoeMr and Mrs JohnKaufmann Ms. JamceLomax,

• '. VP Public Re/atioos Mirlet Mgr.Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Kelner M: andMs.l.eaxler M:Cantk-GoodatMr.and Mrs. TomLawrence '

DonationsSMECO

Patricia &Thomas PenfieldJackson

Harry E. Storck, Jr.Mary Combs Barber

Nafl Soc. Colonial Daughters ofthe 17th CenturyCynthia L. Broyles

James M. DesmondLarry Haskell & Dan Crane

Mater Dei School7th District Optimist Club

Marion D, SterlingClaude A. Bowen and Suzanne

PrifitisSt. Mary's River Watershed

AssociationKaren H. Abrams

Federated Garden Clubs ofMaryland

John Felicitas & Christina WrayRobert Prince

John BeckJeffrey Clark & Jo Ricks

Carl H. & Franziska E.B. DubacAnn C. Dunnington

Samuel GreeleyDavid Hollweger

Dallas dean & Arnold Toller DeanSteven Roberts

Joan KidwellAlan Benson

Betty PeterkinLeona TrueloveCharles J. Wolf

Kenneth H. SebraDuane and Marianne Alexander

Christa ConantGeorge A. Guy

Michael HackertKenneth HarneyStephen Holder

J. Patrick JarboeJohn D. KruglerDennis Kubicki

Mary O'C MattinglyRonald M. NicholsonEdward Papenfuse

W. Ramsey RichardsonL. Tomlin Stevens

Nick StevensonFrank E. Taylor

John G. WilliamsonFred Benton

Mary RodgersMartin A. BarleyThomas GreeleySusan P. McNeill

F.J. TalleyMichael ColinaAndrew HouseCharles J. Wolf

Frank AllenKenneth H. Sebra

Major William Thomas Chapter,DAR

Paul L. BerryKenny Burke

Julius F. OwensRonald Leach

Kent MountfordJohn R. Swearingen

Mark AdelmanPaul L. BerryPaul L. Berry

Jim BodycombDonald S. BradleyCharles V. ButlerJoseph ChaikaJohn Dausch

Marilyn FishmanBob Goldsmith

la KerrRobert MattediJulius F. Owens

Diana ParteeJohn W. Renaud

Kenneth H. SebraMargaret T. Slingluff

Sigrid StilesJames TarrantCharles J. WolfPeter WoodsideJohn Woodward

Peter DovePotomac River Association

Lois O'ConnellRuth Frey

John G. GriffithsBarbara CroninBarbara Cronin

Charles H. FithianEleanor Dallam

Fred BentonGeorge Calvert

Joseph and Lee CapristoWilliam T. Conklin

J. Wilson DavisMarcia GreenbergRona B. Harding

Martha M. HaywardMaurice P. McGrath

Kimberly MilesJeff Miller

Benjamin Payne

Bruce R. ScheibleFrederic Smith

William C. StrasserJames WoodMargot Welch

Muriel NickersonLeona Truelove

Gail Swearingen AnlikerPeter Bruno

Suzanne BurnsLaura R. Cole

Stephen M. Fadeley

In-kind DonationsSAIC

Robert A. KlingbergCanter-lope Horse Tack

David's FlowersBittersweet Ink

Don WinterRobert MattediPorzia PurvesTroy GruberMike Smith

Cathy DrzyzgulaRobert Mattedi

Mike Smith

Chapel CampaignArchdiocese of Washington and

St. Mary's County ParishesElda BranhamRobert HayesNancy HislopGerald DoelleHarry Quinn

Charles ArdnerIn Memory of Beth McCoyDuane & Marianne Alexander

Jeff NicholsHistoric St. Mary's City Museum

StaffGreg Havens

Abel & Doris DominguezWilliam Marek

DanieUe TroyanErnest J. Willoughby

Bob GoldsmithPorzia Purves

Richard RoeselSue Ann Blackwell

Serra Club of SouthernMarylandIris Ford

Mistress Brent Garden ClubJane Kostenko

In Memory of Robert O'BrianDanielle Troyan

In Honor of Marty SullivanPatricia &Thomas Penfield

Jackson

MEMBERSBenefactor Level ($500)

Ms. Barber & Mr. Von KannMr. & Mrs. Dudley Chase

Ms. Dallas Dean & Mr. Arnold TollerDr. and Mrs. Edward Papenfuse

Contributor Level ($250)The Hons. Karen Abrams & Jim KenneyThe Hon. & Mrs. John Hanson Briscoe

Mr. & Mrs. Gerard GleckelMr. Robert A. Klingberg

Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. LloydMr. and Mrs. John Madel

Mr. and Mrs. Michael PototskyMr. and Mrs. Ibrahim Soliman

Mr. H.W. SwearingenHelen and John Taylor

Mr. and Mrs. Martin DubyMr. and Mrs. Henry G. Reinhardt

Mr. Dale Purich

Patron Level ($100)Mr. & Mrs. Mark Adelman

Ms. Cynthia Alksne and Mr. Steve McMahonMr. & Mrs. Frank Allen

Mr. & Mrs. Leon AnhaiserMr. & Mrs. Jon Baake

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas BotzmanMs. Leslie Bowman

Mr. John L. Bowman, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Robert W. Boyd

Mr. Donald S. BradleyMr. & Mrs. S. Arthur Casale

Capt. & Mrs. R. S. Crenshaw, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. James F. Dabney

Mrs. Ann C. DunningtonMs. Carolyn Egeli

Ms. Liisa Franzen and Mr. Thomas BarrettMr. and Mrs. Philip G. GraessleMr. and Mrs. Jack A. Grubber

Ms. Karen L. GrubberMr. George A. Guy

Mr. and Mrs. Michael HackertMr. Larry Haskell

Dr. and Mrs. Robert HeinssenMs. Marion Wetmore HenryMr. and Mrs. Andrew House

Mr. and Mrs. James L. Howe, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Allen Huey

Mr. and Mrs. John Hutchinson

Mr. and Mrs. Ellis KnoxMr. Dennis KubickiMr. David M. Leahy

Dr. Richard J. Martin

FamilvlDual Level ($50)Mr. & Mrs. Walter R. Cofield, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. ConnellyDr. & Mrs. Frederick R. Czarra

Mr. & Mrs. Robert W. DavisMr. Leon Dement & Ms. Joanne Goldwater

Capt. and Mrs. Joseph L. DickMr. and Mrs. Daniel Doherty

Capt. and Mrs. Michael DoughertyMs. Elaine C. Dunkle

Ms. Kirsti Dunn & Mr. Keith WoodMr. and Mrs. Alan EasterlingMr. and Mrs. David Eccles

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen M. ElchenkoMr. and Mrs. George ErichsenMr. and Mrs. Robert S. Ertter

Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. FaddisMr. Stephen M. Fadeley and Ms. Ellen Halbert

Mr. and Mrs. Brennan FamaMr. and Mrs. George Fiackos

Mr. and Mrs. Whit FieldMr. and Mrs. Craig Fischer

Mr. and Mrs. Charles FithianMr. and Mrs. James Forest

Mr. Lester ForsytheMr. and Mrs. James FranklinMr. and Mrs. Carl T. FranzenMr. and Mrs. Edward Gates

Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. GlaserMr. and Mrs. Ron Glockner

Mr. and Mrs. Michael GoerlingDr. and Mrs. Robert GoldsmithMr. and Mrs. Thomas Greeley

Ms. Barbara Bowman and Mr. Daniel GreeneMr. and Mrs. Steven Grohsmeyer

Mr. and Mrs. Lee GrubbsMr. and Mrs. Curtis Hamilton

Mr. and Mrs. Robert HanessianDrs. Ernest and Susan Hanowell

Ms. Marilee Mongello & Mr. Jeremy HansonMr. and Mrs. Robert Hay

Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. HayesMr. and Mrs. John HazudaMr. and Mrs. Erick Heilman

Mr. and Mrs. Harvey S. Henning, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Peter A Himmelheber

Mr. and Mrs. J. Russell HortonMr. and Mrs. James H. Howard

Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. HuMr. and Mrs. Tom Jarboe

Mr. Fred JohnsonMr. and Mrs. John A. JohnsonMr. and Mrs. Joseph T. Jones

Mr. and Mrs. Paul KochMr. and Mrs. Ronald KolbeMr. and Mrs. Rich KuzmackMr. and Mrs. Alfred A. Lacer

Mr. and Mrs. Phil LangleyMr. Bruce and Mrs. Kimberly Lutz

Mr. and Mrs. Jim MacaulayMr. Lee B. MagnusonMs. Ann T. Majchrzak

Mr. and Mrs. John Martin, IIIMrs. Anne Marum

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mattedi"Mr. and Mrs. Duke May, IV"Mr. and Mrs. Buddy McBrideMr. and Mrs. Robert McGann

Ms. Mary McGlinn & Mr. Robert HausMr. and Mrs. Edward J. McMahan

Mr. and Mrs. Raymond MilesMr. and Mrs. Jeff Miller

Dr. and Mrs. Kent MountfordMr. and Mrs. William Norton, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. Julius F. OwensCaptain and Mrs. Robert S. Palmer

Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. PerryMs. Barbara V. Pevey

Ms. Kim PhamMr. and Mrs. Robert Prine

Gary & Nancy RalphMr. and Mrs. John W. Renaud

Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. RocheteauDr. and Mrs. Philip T. Rodilosso

Mr. and Mrs. John V. RussoMs. Parma Tootodooato& lit. EXxlald Rust

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth SebraMs. MaryESt Sheprerd & Mr. Edward Ayre

Mr. Tim ShepleyMr. and Mrs. Dennis L. Shoemaker

Mr. and Mrs. A. Bryan SiebertMr. and Mrs. Robert T. Simmons

Mr. and Mrs. Charles SingerMr. & Mrs. Robert Smith

Ms. Louise K. SnellMr. and Mrs. Michael J. Stamm

Mr. and Mrs. Charles SteinMs. Sigrid P. StilesMs. Harriet Stout

Mr. and Mrs. Mark SwierczekMr. and Mrs. Gerald Swift

Ms. Jane Sypher & Mr. Larry TierneyDr. F. J. Talley

Mr. and Mrs. Peter A UlrichDr. Bryan T. Van Sweringen

Mr. and Mrs. Dewitt C. VaughnMr. and Mrs. James WalkerMr. and Mrs. Warren Walker

Mr. and Mrs. Bruce C. WalterDr. and Mrs. John E. Weir

Mr. and Mrs. Frederick WerrellMr. R. Jackson Williamson

Ms. Nancy Warren & Mr. John S. WilsonColonel and Mrs. Charles J. Wolf

Ms. Sharon WoodsideMr. and Mrs. John Zupancic

Mr. Carl A. and Stephen TreziseMs. Lorraine Weaver& Mr. Tom Jackson

Mr. and Mrs. Mark ParteeMr. Robert Calder

Mr. and Mrs. Lester RavitzMs. Sandra Ames

Mses. Marie and Joan BettingerMs. Natalie Goldring

Mr. and Mrs. Dave EvansMr. and Mrs. Aaron Rouland

Ms. Amy Hecht & Mr. Gary J. HauschMs. Kim Silvernagel

Mr. and Mrs. Lee SkaggsMr. and Mrs. Demetre Koutras, Jr.

Ms. Patty RusherMr. and Mrs. John Tolzman

Mr. and Mrs. Marcus LemkeMr. and Mrs. Paul Conigliaro

Mr. and Mrs. Larry EgbertMr. Bert Johnston

Mr. and Mrs. Dan SladeMr. and Mrs. Richard BromleyMrs. Frederick Duvall Dallam

Ms. Suzanne DogEett & Mr. George GuessfordMr. Benjamin Payne

Mr. Robert Lewis and Ms. MerKlethT~orMr. Ronald G. Browning

Mr. Michael DavisMr. and Mrs. Ronald J. Leach

Mrs. Ronald L. MaherMr. and Mrs. C.E. Peck

Mr. and Mrs. William W. PheilMr. James RogersMs. Susan D. RoseMr. John D. Trezise

Dr. and Mrs. Alfred K. WiedmannMr. Glenn Williams

Mr. and Mrs. Peter NevilleMr. and Mrs. James A. Wood

Derick & Deborah LauerMr. Donald L. Vickers

Ms. Ann PhillipsMs. Amy Currin

Ms. Deborah ArmingerMr. Andrew Coles

Mr. Arthur StellmachMs. Lorraine Jackson

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen MaddenMr. and Mrs. James E. Hopkins

Mr. and Mrs. Ryan CorradiniMrs. Ellen Morrison

Mr. Kevin Reese

Ms. WaynerMr. James Nasman

Mr. and Mrs. Michael RaskMs. Lynda Lynn

Ms. Phyllis ElsnerMs. Christine Floyd

Ms. Christy WashingtonMr. Andrew Walden

Ms. Lisa GrayMr. James Hunt

Mr. and Mrs. Wayne GordonMr. and Mrs. Leigh E. Depiazza

Ms. Marisa MansuetiMs. Katie Murphy

Ms. Kerry MacLellanMs. Andrea SchafferMs. Jennifer ShaugerMr. Alfonso Narveez

Mr. and Mrs. Tony CoeMr. and Mrs. Gary Faller

Mr. and Mrs. Robert TourvilleMr. and Mrs. AI Lynch

Mr. and Mrs. Marcus RichmanMr. and Mrs. Thomas Grassinger

Mr. and Mrs. Eric VoelkelRebecca DeLorme

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel GuentherMr. and Mrs. Gene Drury

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph VavrusMr. and Mrs. Harry MarottoMr. and Mrs. Kimball Peele

Mr. and Mrs. Bemard MatusMr. and Mrs. Chris Shea

Mr. and Mrs. John BowlesMr. and Mrs. Terry HooverMr. Shibe and Ms. Horton

Ms. Caroline Tonacci and FamilyMr. and Mrs. Robert Schmidt

Steve SadlerTracey and Jim HenleyPamela Tontodonato

Mr. and Mrs. Michael BanscherMr. and Mrs. Paul Baldwin

Emily E. SudbrinkMatthew and Maria MatthiasErin Kluever and Chris TaylorRebecca and Joshua Elido

Mark and Susan Oursler

Elizabeth O'ConnorBecky MortonJohn BrunerBrian Alton

Christopher and Charlene ChesbroHarold and Nancy Scheffler

David A. FurlowJim and Beth Mires

Steve and Karen HeierWilliam and Janine Armstrong

Jim and Joan MauritzenGrace and Steven Leopold

Ms. Carrie KellyJohn and Lisa Macek

Robert Bartlett and Rachelle MannRichard Rusnok and Kara Corbirl-Rusnok

Brian and Michelle ReardonWendy Morin and Aaron Long

Glen and Keri CabarcasBob Burton

Individual (35)Mr. Kennedy Abell, Jr.

Mr. Henry BaezMs. Dorothy BarcliftCatherine W. Barnes

Mrs. Pat BiondiRADM & Mrs. Donald Boecker

Ms. Rowena BossioMrs. G. W. Bow

Msgr. John B. BradyMs. Barbara R. BrownMs. Lola M. BrubacherMr. Francis T. Burch, Jr.

Mr. Charles V. ButlerMs. Marianne Chapman

Ms. Lori R. ColeMrs. Wayne ColemanMs. Christa ConantMs. Barbara Cronin

Ms. Barbara A. CummingsMr. Richard Dale

Mrs. Jessie DaughertyMr. Kurt Engel

Senator Bernard FowlerMs. Patricia FriendMr. Gerard Garay

Ms. Gloria W. GarnerMs. Regina Greely

Mr. John G. GriffitflsMs. Anne Grulich

Dr. Joseph Roy GuytherMs. Janet Butler Haugaard

Ms. Georgia KenneyMrs. Gayle KispertWilliam A. Kuhns

Mrs. Thomas D. LalleyMs. Anne A. Lancaster

Ms. Judy LandisMs. Barbara MakantMs. Astrid H. Nader

Ms. Muriel NickersonMr. Walker B. PaynterMs. Mary J. Pembroke

Ms. Audrey C. PrattMs. Joan K. Quinn

Dr. Elizabeth A. RaganColonel Arthur Richardson

Mr. David RobertsMr. Preston L. RoseMrs. Anne Rullman

Ms. Patricia SamfordMs. Joy Schenk

Mr. William C. StrasserMr. Robert K. Swearingen

Mr. John R. SwearingenMr. Robert SwearingenMs. Sandra Swearingen

Mr. and Mrs. T. MichaerTroutMs. Leona L. Truelove

Mrs. Mary WalkerMs. Susan G. WilkinsonMr. Stephen L. WrightFr. Vincent J. Rigdon

Ms. Cathy EgglesMs. Joan DevlinElda L. Branham

Col. Frederic Harrison Smith, IIIMr. Charles FrascatiMs. Marion Lallande

Ms. Ruth L. FreyMs. Judith S. Harman

Jean HuntMr. Joseph M. Morris

Ms. Carol A. Park

Mr. Joseph F. PerkinsDr. Mortimer N. S. Sellers

Ms. Ashley MattinglyMs. Grenda O. Dennis

Ms. Iris WilleyMr. John RaleyLouise Mann

Mr. and Mrs. Michael TribinoMs. Marilyn Bursch

Mr. George ReynoldsMs. Susan Thompson

Mr. Henry CoolidgeMr. John JohnsonJosephine Kelly

Anastasia SchulzeMichael McKee

Carol Morris

life MembersMr. & Mrs. Donald E. BonsallMrs. Josephine V. Borkowski

Ms. Sandra CovingtonMs. Virginia Cox

Mr. and Mrs. Charles DemereDr. and Mrs. Abel Dominguez

Dr. C. Everett KoopMr. and Mrs. Edward J. KoppelMr. and Mrs. Thomas Maday

Mr. and Mrs. Robert McClearyMr. and Mrs. Bernard Ridgell

Ms. Patti RuncoThe Honorable and Mrs. Peter Messitte

Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. NatwickMr. and Mrs. Ronald M. Nicholson

Mr. and Mrs. Allen S. NorrisDr. and Mrs. Richard W. Osborn

Mr. and Mrs. Larry PolskyJohn W. and Lucy QuadeMrs. Elizabeth Reynolds

Dr. and Mrs. John W. RoacheMs. Bernadette Lewis

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stamme~ohnDr. and Mrs. L. Tomlin Stevens

Mr. John R. SwearingenMr. and Mrs. Alan V. TrickeyMr. and Mrs. Carl Van WykMr. and Mrs. Fred E. Victor

Mr. and Mrs. John G. WilliamsonDr. and Mrs. Ernest WilloughbyColonel and Mrs. Philip L. YeatsMr. and Mrs. A. W. Zahniser, III

Mr. and Mrs. Perry LamarMr. and Mrs. John Beck

Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. PrinceThe Rev. and Mrs. W. Ramsey Richardson

Mrs. Mary Donnell TilghmanRoyanne Chipps Bailey

MaryW. BodyJack Shaum

Mr. and Mrs. Austin J. Slater, Jr.

Non-Profit Org.U.S. Postage

PAIDleonardtown, MDPermit No. 10003

Living history exhibits open. The entire museum is open Tues.. Sat., 10 a.m.. 5 p.m.

March Maryland Residents Month. State of Maryland residents enjoy $2 off regular admission!

tittle Explorers: Peas and beans and growing things! For parent and child age 3-5. 10:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m. Story on page 1.

Maryland Day. It's Maryland's 377th anniversary! Program at 1:00 p.m. See related stories on pages 2 and 4.

Museum Lecture Series: The Ferryland Maryland Connection with Dr. James A. Tuck, Professor Emeritus, Memorial University,Newfoundland. 2:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. Free. HSMCVisitor Center Auditorium. Story on page 4.

Little Explorers: Big or little? An exploration of size. For parent and child age 3-5. 10:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m. See story on page 1.

April 7 Museum Lecture Series: Three Centuries of Sl Mary's City. Talks by HSMCresearchers. 6:30 p.m. Free. HSMCVisitor Center.

April 9 Colonial Times Workshop Series: Felting. Age 9 and up. 9:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m. See story on page 2.

April13 Little Explorers: Down on the farm. Meet a chicken! For parent and child age 3-5. 10:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m. Story on page 1.

April16 Colonial Times Workshop Series: Native Plant Propagation. Age 15 and up. 9:30 a.m. -12:30 p.m. Story on page 2.

April 20 Homeschool Day: Our Natural Environment. 10:00 a.m. -4:00 p.m. Fee. 240- 895-4489 or programs@stmaryscity.org.

April30 Colonial Times Workshop Series: Spinning Wool. Age 12 and up. 9:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m. See story on page 2.

May First Responders Month. Police, fire, and ambulance personnel visit free. Accompanying family members enjoy $1 off admission.

May 5 Garden Market. Plants, produce, paraphernalia, and more on sale from 10:00 a.m. -6:00 p.m. Old State House Road and Rte. 5.

May 11 Little Explorers: Forest Friends -- Whoooo is hiding there? Pre-school and parent. 10:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m. Story on page 1.

May 21 Colonial Times Workshop Series: A pirate's life for me. Ages 9 -12 years and parent. 10:00 a.m. - 12 noon. Story on page 2.

May 22 Music at the Museum: Wood's Tea Company in Concert. 2:00 p.m. in the Visitor Center auditorium. $15 admission.

May 22 BeerFest. Sample regional brews and restaurants, shop local crafters, enjoy live music. 12 noon until 6:00 p.m. Story on page 3.

May 25 Little Explorers: Turtle Time! For parent and child age 3-5. 10:00 a.m. -11:00 a.m. Story on page 1.