Olmsted Historical Society

“Other revenue 273 total 273”

“Expenses advertising 3,061 liability insurance 2,420 stipends 1,339 program expense 4,848 supplies 4,403 utilities 8,238 facility repair 3,516 volunteer refreshments 1,056 miscellaneous 589 consignments 1,420 non-investment depreciation 22,187 total 53,077”

“57,362 95,198 less accumulated depreciation 6,557 28,744 total 50,805 66,454”

“The primary exempt purpose of the society is to bring persons together who are interested in the history that influenced the development of the olmsted area of northeast ohio, to discover and collect artifacts which illustrate the history of the area, to preserve such artifacts and to make them available to all who wish to examine them, to cooperate with officials in ensuring the preservation and accessibility of the records and archives of the olmsted area, to understand the preservation is historic buildings and the dissemination of historical inforamtion.”

“An archivist records room is actively used by the public seeking information on the history of families in the olmsted area. . Since 2005 there has been restoration of an 1840's historical church with the assistance of volunteers, donations, and fundraising to support the project. An average of 25 visitors per day view the church and changes to the village. . Tours are conducted for boy scouts, girl scouts, schools, mentally challenged adults, and other historical societies. This work impacts approximately 500 children and adults per year. . All events and all historical homes are opened to the public with volunteers interacting with the public and educating them about the history of the homes and the area.”