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Founders: Delmas Wood and Willard Derrick Charter members: |
Cindy Chirtea
Bill Thomas
Earl Becraft, Jr.
Phyllis Spangler
Sally Ward
Rusty Suter
Carl Widmayer
Harry Tischbein
Glee Lohm
S. Brooke Moore
Stanley Stabler
David A. Brigham
Roger Lamborne
Bill Watkins |
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Gwen Edsall
Eugenia Riggs
Nancy Thomas
Richard B. Thomas, Jr.
Joan Woche
Mary Reading Miller
Warren Derrick
Rosemary Mullican
Florence Lehman
Earl Lehman
Willard Derrick
Delmas P. Wood, Jr.
Jocelyn Shotts
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The Sandy Spring Museum was established in 1980 as the community was experiencing a rapid change in population and personality. A rural setting of farms, pastureland and, winding roads was becoming a bedroom community of four intersections and upscale commuters. As the museum has grown, it has become a focus for both long-time residents and newcomersa link, like the spring itself, to a fascinating past. Ours is a history rich in social reform, progressive farming techniques, inventions, education, and cultural achievement.
You are invited to share in the past by visiting the exhibits of the Sandy Spring Museum.
The Sandy Spring Museum is a not for profit private organization governed by a Board of Trustees, who are elected by the membership each September. The Officerspresident, vice president, treasurer and secretaryare elected yearly by the board. Trustees meet on the second Wednesday and are responsible for establishing policies, new programs and the annual budget. The staff consists of an executive director and 6-10 part time employees in addition to a strong volunteer corps.
Director Search
The Sandy Spring Museum seeks to hire its first full-time professional to lead the organization in its next stage of growth and development. The Director will build upon the successes of a recently completed campus expansion to develop programs, staff, and operating support. The museum is located on seven acres with five buildings that include the main museum and library/archives, the blacksmith shop, a carriage barn, a farm exhibit building, and a rental house. Sandy Spring is located in Montgomery County, Maryland, 28 miles west of Washington DC and 28 miles south of Baltimore. Minimum qualifications include a Bachelor’s Degree (Masters preferred) and three years of related museum, historic house, or nonprofit management experience. A salary range of $45K - $58K will be considered, commensurate with experience. Benefits include major medical health and paid vacation. Send cover letter, resume, salary requirements and references via email to: lsullivan@sandyspringmuseum.org or fax to 301/774-8149. See museum information at www.sandyspringmuseum.org. No calls please. Position opened until filled. A start date by September is expected.
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