Albemarle Charlottesville Historical Society

“Facility rental income 2,349 total 2,349”

“Expenses office supplies expense 753 parking expense 20 technology expense 6,144 marketing expense 352 mileage reimbursement 32 fundraising expense 56 insurance 949 archival supplies expense 128 mach expense 12,254 acquisitions library exp 25 exhibits 2,189 hatton ferry 8,049 race & sports 5,550 pen park project 1,875 total 38,376”

“UNREALIZED GAIN 10,169”

“Deferred revenue 0 1,100 payroll liabilities (federal) 1,960 2,065 payroll liabilities (state) 278 275 virginia withholding 2 2 sales tax payable 9 4”

“History is not the past; it is the story we tell about the past. Every person in albemarle county and the city of charlottesville has a unique and powerful story to tell. Through collecting, preserving, and interpreting the history of our community, we are committed to informing, inspiring, and bringing together all people, creating opportunities for new relationships and new understandings.”

“Exhibits, collections, & preservation: achs staff and volunteers, working with local citizens, collect, preserve, and exhibit manuscripts, printed materials, oral histories, digital humanities research, and cultural materials and artifacts so that local citizens and visitors can study the history of charlottesville and albemarle county, va. The achs exhibits its collections in its own historic space and other local venues; presents historical programs, lectures, and other related activities; supports historical and genealogical research; promotes the use of the local informational wiki www.cvillepedia.org; manages the historic one-of-a-kind hatton ferry on the james river; and publishes frequent newsletters and an annual academic journal. The achs is located in charlottesville and serves the communities of the city of charlottesville and albemarle county, a total population of 158,948 people as of the 2020 census.”

“History programs, lectures, meetings, exhibits, & other events: the achs conducts in-person and virtual programs, lectures, meetings, and exhibitions, maintains an active social media presence connecting with our local community, and provides walking tours to highlight local history. We offer monthly online programs on various historical topics, including a speaker series, panel discussions, and conversational interviews called unregulated historical meanderings. We partner in our programs and events with local organizations and individuals, the city of charlottesville and albemarle county, the regional library, and public/private schools to promote a greater understanding of our local history. Our programs challenge the local community to learn from the past to better understand the present by interrogating the circumstances, forces, and choices that led to current situations within our community and the larger world.”