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The Museum’s key staff represent a very
diverse group of qualifications that sup-
port many mission-critical functions.
From left to right, Gary James, ship-
wright; Richard Anderson, executive
director; Cristy Lake, registrar and
volunteer coordinator; Lara Ballinger,
bookstore buyer; Stathi Pappas, large
object curator; Peggy Barchi, market-
ing manager; Jessie Cunningham,
deputy director and educator; James
Sackey, visitor services; and Jennifer
Youngman, bookkeeper.
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From all the Trustees and Staff at the Northwest Railway Museum to all the supporters, patrons, volunteers, donors, visitors, and all ’round fans, thank you for another great year.
There are many components in a successful Museum, and chief among those are willing and generous supporters. So whether you donated goods, services, funds, volunteer hours (more than 14,000 in 2015!), or bought tickets to visit or ride, thank you for your role in making 2015 successful!
The senior staff recently got together to reflect on the last 12 months, and tour Chapel Car 5 Messenger of Peace. As 2015 winds down, the Museum has secured necessary permits to build the new Railway Education Center, installed a new exhibit in the Train Shed, made significant progress in the rehabilitation of steam locomotive 924, successfully nominated 924 to the Landmark Register, operated more than 37 days of steam with the visiting SCPC 2, refinished the floors in the Snoqualmie Depot, performed additional rehabilitation on chapel car 5 Messenger of Peace, and performed major work on coach 276.
Wow, 2015 was a busy year! Yet 2016 looks like it may be even busier with plans for construction of the new Railway History Center, near completion of locomotive 924, additional coach work, and more. Your support always makes a difference and we invite you to consider – even encourage you – an end of year donation to the Northwest Railway Museum so that this important work may continue.
Seasons Greetings, and thank you for your support.
