Albemarle Charlottesville Historical Society

“Unrealized gain 5,945 other income 464 facility rental income 100 total 6,509”

“Expenses fundraising expense 7,200 marketing expense 128 office supplies 1,297 copier expense 2,078 general operational expense 330 technology expense 2,869 mileage reimbursement 4,566 business meals 300 meeting expense 64 conference/workshop expenses 2,765 insurance 968 printing-history programs 251 printing -mgmt & general 46 printing -fundraising 1,303 printing - publications 1,596 postage-mgmt & general 611 postage-fundraising 333 postage-publications 423 parking expense 2,960 professional memberships 415 bank service charges 712 returned check fee 42 exhibit & collections exp 3,480 spirit walk expense 217 first night expense 120 special events expense 672 virginia sales tax 185 resale expense - other 684 mach expense 2,113 cemetery conservation pro 87 old albemarle jail projec 2,870 unrealized loss investmen 6,455 non-investment depreciation 1,913 total 50,053”

“Fixed assets 474,547 474,547 less accumulated depreciation 474,547 474,547 total 0 0”

“Accounts payable and accrued expenses 0 882”

“The albemarle charlottesville historical society promotes an appreciation of local history so that the past may shed light on the present and the future.”

“Exhibits and collections - 1) facilitating the collection and preservation of manuscripts, and other printed materials, and artifacts relating to the history of charlottesville and albemarle county and 2) exhibiting and housing such materials in our society's museum and library, available to the public. During 2015, 17 volunteers provided 5,730 hours of time to carry out these activities.”

“History programs - 1) conducting programs to highlight our history, including lectures, meetings, exhibitions, and other events such as the annual "spirit walk," where history is brought to life by re-enactors portraying local historic figures and 2) encouraging research of our local history (especially with regards to its relationship to american and international history) by sponsoring such activities as annual essay contests. During 2015, 29 volunteers provided 1,510 hours of time to carry out these activities.”