Financial Fundamentals for Historic House Museums

Financial Fundamentals for Historic House Museums

by Rebekah Beaulieu
Financial Fundamentals for Historic House Museums

Financial Fundamentals for Historic House Museums

by Rebekah Beaulieu

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Overview

The first of its kind to offer a discussion of financial management particular to historic house museums, this book is a vital resource to preservationists, staff, volunteers, and board members of historic houses. A reference tool that is accessible in approach yet comprehensive in scope, this book takes you step by step through securing and managing a historic house museum for years to come.

In straightforward language, utilizing case studies from historic house museums, and providing sample documents to get you started, Financial Fundamentals for Historic House Museums guides you on how to:

  • Incorporate as a tax-exempt organization
  • Find historic property designation options and successfully apply
  • Understand contributed income opportunities and raise money
  • Create sustainable earned income opportunities
  • Understand basic accounting and financial planning to ensure the future of your historic house museum.

Product Details

ISBN-13: 9781538100325
Publisher: Rowman & Littlefield Publishers, Inc.
Publication date: 08/08/2017
Sold by: Barnes & Noble
Format: eBook
Pages: 140
File size: 9 MB

About the Author

Rebekah Beaulieu, Ph.D. is the Associate Director at the Bowdoin College Museum of Art, where she oversees financial, legal, and risk management, as well as museum operations and administration. She previously served as the inaugural Executive Director of the Winchester Historical Society and the Sanborn House Historical and Cultural Center in Winchester, Massachusetts. Rebekah has extensive experience in nonprofit financial management, fundraising, and board relations and has presented workshops on grant writing, budget management, and fiscal sustainability in historic sites.

Table of Contents

Chapter One: Building the Foundation: Organizational Structure and Incorporation
Chapter Two: The Welcome Mat: Understanding Contributed Income
Chapter Three: Brick by Brick: Earned Revenue Opportunities
Chapter Four: The Door Swings Both Ways: Managing Income and Expenses
Chapter Five: Blueprints for the Future: Financial Forecasting and Strategic Planning
Chapter Six: Conclusion
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