Business Sponsors/Donors
1001 Nights, Inc. (Inn of the Five Graces)
Barbara Felix Architecture + Design LLC
Tipton Enginerring LLC
Andy Merriel
Boni Armijo Building Adventures Unlimited, Inc.
Century Bank

Grants
Historical Society of New Mexico
Eugene V. and Clare E. Thaw Charitable Trust

Donors and Sponsors - El Zaguán Master Plan & Capital Campaign
The HSFF Board of Directors
Jim Baker and Victoria Addison
Olga Echevarria and Jim Hutson-Wiley
Dana and Jim Manning
Larry and Barbara Good
Karl and Susan Horn
Jane and John Bagwell
James Parks and Chrystina Geagan Loch
Michael Casey
Kenneth E. Stilwell
Julie Ann Dakin and Christopher Oechsli
Dorothy Bracey and Tom Johnson
Rex and Anne McDonald Culp
Tim and Ann Maxwell
Ric and Dabney Abel
Amy McCombs
Lisbeth Cort
Jana and Lee Reynolds
Tim Sweeney
Patrick Casey
Kuzana Ogg
Patrick Rayes
Pete and Denise Warzel
Caldwell-Randolph Charitable Fund (Merrilee Caldwell)
Charles Scott Thornton
Tony and Sarah Sawtell
David Jaderlund
Curtis and Mary Brennan
Greg Walke
Victoria Shepard (in honor of David A Shepard)
Donna and Hal Hankinson
Penelope and Gerald Stiebel
Bob and Pat Curtis
Shane Cronenweth
Carolyn and Edgar Reeves
Randall and Dixie Ann Wilson
Kelly and Ginger Hardage
Scott and Robyn McIntyre
Jed and Samantha Foutz, Shiprock Gallery of Santa Fe
Rob and Jody Wilson
Raymond Landy and John Gray
Wayne Palla
Michael F. Brown
Graciela and Carlos Tomé
Mary and Tim Mitchell
Harlan Flint
Selby and Douglas Key
Maureen and Bob Shearer
Sana Morrow
Nick Wirth
Michael and Cindi Pettit
Ruthbeth Finerman and Ross Sackett
Antonio Convit and Tim McGraw
David and Julie Coates
Mary Brannen
Eleanor Brenner
Michael Mahaffey
Tom Boswell and Brent Ault
Edward and Eva Borins
Patricia Feather
Jane Elizabeth Egan
Bessie Hanahan
Kim Straus
Andres and Jean Salazar
Jennifer and Roberts French
Blaire Carnahan
William Loeb
Judy Sellers
Melissa Eason
David W. Matthews
Eva and Robert Himmerich y Valencia
Gail Samota
Maurice and Virginia Lierz
James Coulter
Patti Grubbs

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Watch the video presentation of the master plan presented by Barbara Felix and Larry Good at the 2021 HSFF annual Garden Party and Members’ Meeting

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ABOUT THE EL ZAGUÁN MASTER PLAN

The Foundation’s initiative to undertake an El Zaguán master plan was timely. The mission of the organization (to preserve, protect and promote the historic properties and diverse cultural heritage of the Santa Fe area) has shifted in recent years to move away from a strategy of ownership and management of historic properties to a priority of educating the public on the importance and benefits of historic preservation through events, publications and internships, and the utilization of preservation easements to protect important properties. El Zaguán now takes on more importance as the signature asset remaining in HSFF’s portfolio of historic properties, serving as the home for the Foundation, and the primary venue for receiving the public and inspiring them about historic preservation. Furthermore, El Zaguán is arguably one of the most important historic structures in Santa Fe, with its period of significance spanning from the early Territorial period of the 1850s of merchant James L. Johnson through the ownership by James Baca and Bronson Cutting to the purchase by Margretta Dietrich in 1927, including the renovations and additions by the important designer Kate Chapman. This is a very rich history to share with the public. And for Historic Santa Fe Foundation to best accomplish its mission, the building and grounds must put best face forward.

Toward that objective, this master plan presents an overarching strategy for how the gardens and grounds and the interior spaces might best be utilized, and outlines a prioritized series of actions to serve as a roadmap for the Foundation Board’s decision-making about preserving, stabilizing and improving the condition and appearance of El Zaguán.

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Download the pdf of the fall 2019 printed newsletter with an article by hsff executive director Pete warzel on the el ZaguÁn master plan.