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Jim McDermott - PresidentJoanne Theurich - Vice PresidentJennifer Bullard Broggini - TreasurerStacey Metcalfe - Secretary, Executive Director/CEOGary ClemensChris DonovanBruce ForbesKate GordonStrick HeilmanConnor MarsdenTerri MinchewKari MurphySonny SwannTeresa WheelerOUR MISSIONOUR VISIONWe preserve and protect Morven Park for all. We invitecurrent and future generations to explore history, embracecivic engagement, and celebrate the outdoors.Everyone will benefit from the opportunity toconnect with nature, history, and one another.Westmoreland Davis Memorial Foundation2025 Board of Trustees
See You in the Park!Stacey MetcalfeExecutive Director/CEOWestmoreland Davis Memorial Foundation/Morven ParkA year ofcollaboration and growthA MESSAGE FROM OUREXECUTIVE DIRECTORDear Morven Park Members, Donors, and Friends,It is my privilege to share the 2025 Impact Report with you.It was an amazing year, highlighted by many accomplishments including receiving the NonprofitAchievement Award from the Community Foundation of Loudoun and Northern Fauquier Countiesin November.From engaging the largest number of students ever through our free Morven Park Center for CivicImpact lessons to record crowds for the 8th season of Polo in the Park, from the outside rentalsbringing new visitors to the grounds to the daily visits from community members, (many to walktheir dogs), we welcomed more than 300,000 people through our gates this year.Our engagement goes beyond the Park gates. In 2025, Morven Park was featured in articles inForbes Magazine and Southern Living as well as on a Fox5DC morning broadcast highlighting our246 Years Project database, which continues to grow, helping descendants find their ancestors whowere enslaved here in Loudoun County and beyond.The 52nd annual running of our Morven Park International was also the inaugural US EquestrianOpen Eventing Final. In partnership with the US Equestrian Federation, our 4*-Long event wasbroadcast on the ESPN and USEF networks and brought the largest crowd ever to a Morven Parkequestrian event. We are excited to see how our relationship continues to grow over the next twoyears as we approach the Los Angeles Olympics.My team is able to showcase Morven Park to such a wide range of audiences because of theoverwhelming support we receive from you – our donors and members. Each contribution allows usto maintain the grounds, increase our outreach to the community, and share the property’srich history.We look forward to all that 2026 will bring and thank you for being a part of the Morven Park family.We truly could not do this work without you.
8,892YEAR IN NUMBERSTotal VisitorsEquestrian EventsMansion ToursNon-Equestrian EventsMPCCIStudents Morven Park InternationalLivestream AudienceBusiest Month2025Volunteers30023 4,943Oct 38111881,303
Fox5DCForbes MagazineRoots&LegaciesRoots&LegaciesAwardRecognitionIn addition to being highlighted in severalnational publications and on a local televisionstation, Morven Park received several notableawards and recognition in 2025.“These honors are truly a testament to what wedo at Morven Park, and an acknowledgementthat we are making a difference in ourcommunity,” said Stacey Metcalfe, Morven ParkExecutive Director & CEO.Morven Park received the NonprofitAchievement Award from the CommunityFoundation for Loudoun and Northern FauquierCounties, presented at its annual Roots &Legacies Gala. The honor came with a $10,000award which was added to the CommunityFoundation’s Morven Park Charitable Fund.100 Women Strong awarded the 246 YearsProject a $5,600 grant to support oneadditional volunteer workstation and plannedpublic programs focusing on the database.The Loudoun Impact Fund and CreightonGives awarded a $3,750 grant to the MorvenPark Center for Civic Impact to supporttransportation for students in Title I (or eligible)schools to participate in civics-based field tripsto the Park.Loudoun Now readers voted Morven Park astheir Favorite Equestrian Center and theirfavorite Historic Site. We came in as runner upfor Loudoun’s Favorite Park and Place to WalkYour Dog.
The season of Morven Park equestrian events, running from the Spring Horse Trials in March to the MorvenPark International in October, brought more than 27,000 riders and spectators to the Park. Spring HorseTrials marked the kick-off of the Modified level at Morven Park, providing a bridge between Training andPreliminary levels. We also hosted a record 23 Intermediate riders, above the average of 12.The Summer Show Series brought hunter/jumpers to the Park - the May round welcomed more than 500competitors, and the August session featured 193 competing horses. Over the two weekends, we saw 1,600trips across all 3 outdoor arenas.The peak of the 2025 equestrian calendar was October’s Morven Park International which was host to theinaugural US Equestrian Open Eventing Final. In partnership with the US Equestrian Federation, the MorvenPark International’s 4*-Long events were broadcast on ESPN3 and USEFNetwork and $200,000 in prizemoney was awarded.The event welcomed over 5,000 spectators – the largest ever for a Morven Park equestrian event - as wellas more than 81,000 livestream audience viewers.There were eight countries represented at the event, andsix competitors were Olympic athletes. Of the US competitors, 28%were from Virginia, followed by 16% fromPennsylvania and 9.6% from Florida.As stated by 4-timeUSOlympian and 2025 winnerBoyd Martin: “This event has been so well organized, andMorven Park is one of the best venues in the world. For years,we’veall seen the potential here. Morven Parkhas beautiful cross-country tracks, great rings, and a world-class facility.” Miks Master C and Boyd Martinalso received the Mars American Bred Talent Trophy, awarded to the top-placed American-bred 4* horse.In addition, the Morven Park International Equestrian Center hosts rentals from outside groups, from theMounted Games Across America and VADA Nova Dressage Shows to the Loudoun Hunt Point-to-PointRace and the Loudoun Hunt Pony Club Horse Trials.Morven Park InternationalEquestrian Center
7Boyd Martin & M Olivia Dut on & Sea ofCloudsSharon White& winners of the CCI4*-Long and the inauguralUS Equestrian Open Eventing Finalswinners of the CCI4*-Shortwinners of the CCI2* USEF/USEA Developing Horse Eventing NationalChampionship for 6-Year-Olds and the Arden American Bred AwardBoyd Martin & Miks MasterCwinners of the Mars American Bred Talent Trophy
8Summer lives in the i— between sun and laughter and silence, and stillness. A bre in the warmth, nev ready to exhale.August, 2029Polo in the ParkFor the 8th season, Polo in the Park brought familyfriendly fun to Loudoun County during the summer months.These Saturday evenings featured matches thathighlighted the skills of nationally and internationallyrecognized polo players while spectators enjoyed theofferings of local food and wine vendors.With our first-ever Presenting Sponsor, Salesforce, andincreased sponsors at other tiers, we had our mostsuccessful year of Polo in the Park. By the numbers, wehad:More than 9,000 spectators for the seasonOver 200 general admission tickets sold on two of theseven nightsRail boxes sold out by the start of the seasonTailgates sold out by the end of JuneThe dates are set for our 9th season! Follow Morven Parkon social media for updates so you can plan your summerSaturday evenings.We are grateful that this has become a wonderful traditionwith so many families.
Morven P Center fo 9 Since 2014, the Morven Park Center for Civic Impact has offered free programs to kindergarten through 12th grade students. Using hands-on activities, the team teaches students how to be active and engaged community members and discover that their voice matters. In 2025, the team reached 9,000 Loudoun County students and even expanded to Arlington County where 88 students used the Watershed Allies virtual lesson. Updates to the center’s online portal made it easier for teachers to sign up for virtual lessons, and the team piloted new lessons for 3rd and 5th grades. MPCCI partnered with Parks, Recreation, and Community Services (PRCS) for the 11th summer for the the Middle and High School Summer Youth Leadership Programs. The Middle School Program hosted 60 students at 2 locations (Claude Moore Community Center and Morven Park) and the High School Program hosted 35 students at the Park. 4January 2025–December 2025 K-12 Lessons: 8,660 students Youth Leadership: 100 students Partner Programming: 240 students Key Metrics
Our current database documents, and curre names, including 17,7 identified as enslaved self-emancipated.4,492Key MetrAlthough it began as a project to learn and document the names of the enslaved at Morven Park,the 246 Years Project has grown to have a national scope. This free, online database strives toshed light on the lives of enslaved people whose records of existence were largely limited toproperty ledgers from the beginning of African slavery in America in 1619 to emancipation throughthe ratification of the 13th Amendment to the Constitution in 1865.A small team of Morven Park volunteers work to enter documents from the Loudoun County Clerkof the Circuit Court Historic Records & Deeds Office, Oatlands, Old Stone Church Foundation, andthe Town of Leesburg Thomas Balch Library into the 246 Years Project database. In 2025, thistotaled 11,112 names and 1,270 documents.As this free database grows, we hope to make new discoveries like that of Betsey Willson, whosestory appears on the next page, and restore their stories. Learn more and explore the database at246years.org.
11Betsey Willson lived an extraordinary 102 years, when she passed away in 1887.Think of what she saw in her lifetime:She was just two years old when the U.S. Constitution was signed.Twenty-nine when the British burned the White House.And by the time the 13th Amendment ended slavery, she was eighty years old.For most of her life, Betsey was enslaved by the Swann family of Morven Park.In 1833, Thomas Swann took out a $1,500 loan and used five enslaved children ascollateral — among them were Betsey’s children, Jane (15) and Sandy (13). If Swanncouldn’t repay the debt in 90 days, the children would be sold at auction. One canonly imagine the terror that hung in the air during those long three months.Thankfully, Swann repaid the loan in time, and Jane and Sandy were spared.When Swann died in 1840, an inventory of his property listed Betsey, Jane, andSandy. His will passed Jane and her daughter Martha to his son Wilson Swann, whileBetsey herself likely went to Wilson’s brother, Thomas Swann, Jr. Both men inheritedparts of Morven Park — and most of the people their father had enslaved.In the years that followed, Betsey became a grandmother again. Her daughter Janegave birth to Henry in 1853 and another son in 1857, both recorded in the 246 YearsProject archives.After the Civil War, the paper trail fades. Betsey’s name does not appear in the 1870or 1880 census, and her exact whereabouts are lost to history.Then, in 1883, her name surfaces again in a most unexpected place. When ThomasSwann, Jr., by then a former Mayor of Baltimore, Governor of Maryland, and U.S.Senator, died, newspapers covered his funeral. The Washington Evening Star notedthat an elderly woman, Betsey Willson, accompanied his remains as they passedthrough Washington, D.C. The article described her as having been born inAlexandria, remembered the War of 1812, and once served as nurse to the youngThomas Swann, Jr.Four years later, at the remarkable age of 102, Betsey Willson passed away, havinglived through revolution, war, and emancipation.Betsey Willson: A Century of Change
12Grounds and GardensAs a private park open to the public 365 days a year, Morven Park’s 1,000 acres offers visitors a placeto play, learn and discover. Visitors can walk through scenic formal gardens, picnic under the boughsof old oak trees, and hike miles of beautiful nature trails.In 2025, we painted and upgraded several of the equestrian center barns, added new informationkiosks to key areas around the park, and continued to plant, mulch, prune and maintain our gardens.We also replaced the roof on Corbell House, which currently houses the Preservation & History Team,and the nearby Laundry/Dairy Building. These stone and stucco buildings date to the early 1800s,when Morven Park was owned by the Swann family.
13Morven Park relies on our Annual Fund supporters to fulfillour mission of preserving and protecting this Park. Withdeep gratitude, we recognize those who have generouslydonated to Morven Park during 2025.*WDMF Board of TrusteesThankYouNicole AcostaGreg & Barbara AdgateDave & Beth AlveyJames AlveyAnita AntenucciKevin ArbogastFred BaerMatt & Jane BannerPhil & Carol BarbeEdwin BarronChad BatesWendy BebiePatricia BeeksCourtney BentonBJ BishopKevin BlighDianne BoydBill & Renee BrohardJeffrey Browning & Kay ChewningJennifer Bullard Broggini & Andrea Broggini*Steffanie BurgevinCatherine BurnettPaige BuscemaAlfred ButlerLeah CarlsonZachary & Anne CarpenterKristy CartierErin CherubinJames ChickeringGary & Maria Clemens*Linda CoffeyGia ColuccioTimothy CoughlinWilliam CoxHampton CrimmDavid CroweLaura Crump AndersonChryslie CulticeDeborah DeVolderHarry & Diane DickersonTim & Chris Donovan*Beth EricksonRon EvansDavid Fay & June ChangLamar FifeStephen FlavinTroy FlynnBruce & Lisa Forbes*Joan HenryBetsy HenryBrowning & JJ HerbertMelissa HintonTamra Howard-McAteeDennis & Lisa HruskaHeather HurleyRebecca HutchingsLoyd HutchisonKathryn HyamRichard JacksonTina JohnsonAndy JohnsonSheryl JordanSharon KearnsLawrence KellyEdward & Sharon KoorbuschFrances KormannJill LaMotteClifford LapetodaJulie LeidigMary Lou LeipheimerHaydee LetonjaMichael & Kathleen LiddickLaura LiebermanCynthia LoPretoMatthew & Jackie LoSchiavoEllen Mac MurtrieGwyneth Mac MurtrieScott MacDonaldJacqueline B. MarsLinda McConnellElizabeth McCumiskeyJim & Rebecca McDermott*David & Susan McMunnPatricia McNealStacey Metcalfe*Christine MeyerTammy MeyerSuyen MichlowitzRandy & Terri Minchew*Angela MitchellShawn MitchellJennifer MontgomeryJean MothenaMichael MurphyBrendan & Kari Murphy*Daniel NavarroKatie NeedhamRichard NeedhamNina FoutSteven & Liz FredericksonConstance GartnerJohn GibsonPaul GigantiJoseph & Kate Gordon*Joy GriffithClyde Grotophorst & Mary YakushKristen HakenFiona HakenMandy HarrahStrick Heilman & Mary McCall*Powered by our Donor Community
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17Steve & Claudia WolfsonJames Wood & Dana Winterberg-WoodSharon WrightJohn Young & Maggie StumpfChristopher & Jennifer ZeiglerDominic Zippilli & Colleen HeywoodIn the event of any errors in these lists, wask that you email [email protected] bring it to our attention.Brian Tinsman & Katharine Hogan (Sandusky)Rick & Tracey TracyJane TullerJudson Tumas & Parri JacquezMatthew Turner & Amanda WinfreeRobert ValentinoCarol WaliguraMary WalshJanna WarnerJudith WaskoGinger WassumJames & Annmarie WehmannWilliam WeisbergMichael WeixelMichael Wernau & Lauren HarrisTodd & Theresa WesleyLeslie Whelchel & Lauren FoutsJonathan WilsonTom & Julie Wilson
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