Preserve
a National Treasure
Membership
Restoration Vision
Become
a Member
Membership
You
are invited to play a key role in preserving one of America's
significant historic sites, and last of the four Maryland
Declaration of Independence signers' homes to be fully
restored.
Become
our partner in preservation. Take your place in America's
history by restoring the world of Charles Carroll and
his family's vision for "Anywhere So Long As There Be
Freedom."
Your
membership contribution makes it possible to ensure: on-
going architectural, archaeological and archival research,
investigation, and restoration. You can help provide operational
support for quality educational programs and workshops,
living history, musical and special events designed to
bring the Carroll family's 18th century world alive for
the public to see, touch, and hear! Come, touch the faces
of history at the Charles Carroll House!
Together,
we can preserve and create a living resource for you and
future generations.
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BENEFITS
FOR ALL INDIVIDUAL MEMBERS
- Unlimited
free general admission to CCHA Quarterly Newsletter,
THE
CHRONICLE
- Discounts
for new publications
- Special
member discounts to events, receptions
and programs
- 10%
Discount in the Museum Shop plus Mail-Order Catalogue
- Use
of the Carroll House Museum Library by appointment
- Personalized
Membership Card
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STUDENT
$20/ FRIEND $35
- All
Individual Member benefits, plus
- Two
complimentary Guest Passes
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PATRON
$250
- All
family benefits, plus
- Invitation
to Special Annual Reception, exclusively for Patrons
& above members
- Listing
in the Annual Report
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FAMILY/DUAL
$50
- All
Friend benefits, plus
- Two
additional Guest Passes (four total)
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SPONSOR
$500
- All
Patron benefits, plus
- Two
complimentary tickets to:
Mostly Mozart Musicale by Candlelight
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HOMINY
CLUB $100
- All
Friend benefits, plus
- One
Complimentary ticket to
Christmas
Candlelight Weekend ($75 value) or
Choose Three Seasonal events:
- Mother/Daughters
High Tea with Molly & Polly (May), or
-
July 4th Celebration;Concert Under the Stars (Aug.)
, or
-
Mostly Mozart (Dec.)
(three events = $75 value)
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"FIRST
CITIZEN" $1000 +
- All
Sponsor benefits plus:
- SPECIAL
DONOR PRIVILEGES:
Call Membership for more information.
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CARROLL
HOUSE RESTORATION: VISION 2006
With
MILLIONS million still needed to complete this restoration,
what is the future and how do we tell the story? In the
year 2006, Carroll House will celebrate its tricentennial
for Charles Carroll the Settler settling the site as his
New World home for the Carroll family.
The
goals of the Carroll House Restoration by 2006 are to
provide America with the completed preservation and restoration
of the Carroll family Annapolis waterfront home, outbuildings
and gardens featuring:
- Educational
and cultural programs and exhibits bringing history
alive to the public by interpreting 18th century colonial
and Revolutionary-era life from the social, religious
and political elite to the presence of the indentured
and African American slaves;
- A
RESTORATION-IN-PROGRESS becomes a learning lab, hands-on-resource
and world-wide interactive library
- An
accredited professional museum site founded on financial
self-sufficiency.
The
benefits of the Carroll House project to attract and develop
new and diverse regional and national audiences will successfully
contribute to our understanding Maryland's historical
impact and place within the history of our nation.
With this investment, we all have the opportunity to participate
in the preservation of the home of one of the founding
fathers of America.
The
Charles Carroll House of Annapolis, Inc., a 501(c)(3)
not-for-profit organization, exists as a historic structure,
an urban landscape, and a research library. This educational
institution is committed to excellence in preservation,
stewardship, scholarship and interpretation of the historic
evidence which will foster appreciation and understanding
of the world of Charles Carroll, 1706-1832, especially
Charles Carroll of Carrollton, Maryland signer of the
Declaration of Independence, who fought to insure the
right of freedom of conscience for all Americans.
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