ANNUAL APPEAL
WE THANK OUR COMMUNITY FOR THEIR SUPPORT REMEMBERING A FRIEND
TOM LARSEN, FOUNDING MEMBER OF THE ANDERSON SOCIETY
DONOR AND VOLUNTEER PROFILES
MEET THE FOLKS WHO KEEP THE MUSEUM RUNNING!
THE QUARTERLY JOURNAL OF THE LARZ ANDERSON AUTO
ANNUAL APPEAL • PAGE 2
Continuing the Anderson’s’ legacy, Larz Anderson Auto Museum offers captivating exhibits, educational programs, and cultural events, sustained by our dedicated community’s support.
REMEMBERING TOM • PAGE 12
Remembering an extraordinary friend of the museum, Tom Larsen, founder of the Anderson Society
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Learn more about America’s Oldest Car Collection!
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The passionate minds driving LAAM, preserving automotive history and inspiring future generations.
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Meet the dedicated contributors behind our publication!
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Chris Benvie, influenced by his grandfather’s love for cars, became a cornerstone of Larz Anderson Auto Museum, fostering its legacy.
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Discover the exciting events lined up for the winter season!
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The Highland Street Foundation, a Newton-based family foundation, supports MA nonprofits, including Larz Anderson Auto Museum, through grants and Free Fun Fridays.
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Meet John Gately, a legend in vintage Cadillac parts. His dedication echoes in his brick shop, a haven amidst changing times.
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Fosters long-term impact, preserving the Museum’s legacy and fostering community engagement for generations to come.
The Larz Anderson Auto Museum continues the Andersons’ legacy by maintaining their historic car collection - America’s oldest - and inviting others to share in all the carriage house has to offer. Today, this includes spectacular exhibits and educational and family programs, informative community speakers, entertaining cultural concerts, and events for car enthusiasts of all ages.
Our exhibits and programming are a testament to the support of our members, donors, volunteers, and visitors, whose enthusiasm and participation keep the Larz Anderson Auto Museum viable and vibrant.
In this season of gratitude and giving we are thankful for our community, and we invite you to join us in making a philanthropic gift to the Museum now. Your support will allow us to steward the Andersons’ beloved collection, and to embrace the spirit of the carriage house as a cultural hub of education, entertainment, and community engagement.
Thank you for being a part of our community, and for considering a gift. We hope to see you at the Museum in the new year.
NORTY R. KNOX JR. President
Sheldon Steele
George Kennedy ART DIRECTOR
Jenn Corriveau
George Kennedy
Natalie Harrington
Ryan Phenegar
Jim Travers
Andrew Newton
MaeLynn
MaeLynn Hill
Ethan Pellegrino
Jenn Corriveau
MaeLynn Hill
Nate King
Josh Sweeney
The Larz Anderson Auto Museum is located in the lavish and original 1888 carriage house on the grounds of the former Weld Estate, now Larz Anderson Park, in Brookline, Massachusetts. The building was inspired by the Château de Chaumont-Sur-Loire in France and designed by Edmund M. Wheelwright, the city architect of Boston. First constructed as a working stable, it later served to house and maintain the Andersons’ growing collection of motorcars.
Larz and Isabel Anderson began their love affair with the automobile before the turn of the century. In 1899, soon after they married, they purchased a new Winton Runabout, a true horseless carriage. From 1899 to 1948, the Andersons purchased at least 32 new motorcars in addition to numerous carriages, thus creating “America’s Oldest Car Collection.”
As each car became obsolete, it would be retired to the Carriage House. By 1927, the Andersons began opening the building to the public for tours of their “ancient” vehicles. When Isabel Anderson passed away in 1948, it was her wish that the motorcar collection be known as the “Larz Anderson Collection,” and that a separate nonprofit organization be created to promote the mission of preserving the collection and automotive history. The grounds of Larz Anderson Park include a romantic pond, a picturesque view of the Boston skyline just four miles away, acres of lush open space with walking paths throughout, and an ice skating rink that is open to the public during the winter months. Today, the Carriage House is on the National Register of Historic Places. A landmark within the community and both a cultural and educational hub in the automotive world, it continues to house and preserve the fourteen motorcars that remain in the Larz Anderson Collection.
Chris serves as Director of Marketing for the McGovern Automotive Group, which operates 25 dealerships throughout New England. Before that, he was Director of Sales for AutoTrader.com and Kelley Blue Book, the iconic vehicle valuation and automotive research company that is recognized by both consumers and the automotive industry. Chris joined the Board of Trustees in 2019 after serving as a Corporator for five years. He cofounded the Museum’s popular “Cars and Coffee” gatherings and can be found each year coordinating “Tutto Italiano,” the Museum’s legendary lawn show of Italian cars. Chris resides in Needham and when he isn’t working, setting coast-to-coast cannonball records, or playing with cars, he enjoys spending time with his wife Narine, and their young daughter Mila.
Denis has more than 35 years of experience in institutional advancement working with healthcare, academic and cultural organizations. He got his start writing grant proposals and a capital campaign feasibility study in graduate school. Denis went on to hold positions at Boston University, the Museum of Fine Arts, Massachusetts General Hospital, and Mount Auburn Hospital. In addition to serving as a trustee of the Larz Anderson Auto Museum, Denis is an overseer of Mount Auburn Hospital and past Director of the Milton Library Foundation. Denis resides in Milton with his wife Ana. A fan of sportscars from an early age, Denis passed the “car bug” to his son Rikky. The two of them competed together in auto-crosses and track events using Denis’ modified ’94 Miata.
John is an attorney who is admitted to practice before the Supreme Court. He currently serves as president of the Charles River Mortgage Company, a commercial and multifamily lender and finance provider. He began his professional career at the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development. John is a past president of the Larz Anderson Auto Museum and has served on the boards of other non-profit organizations, including the MSPCA/Angell Memorial Animal Hospital, Ron Burton Training Village, Deutsches Altenheim nursing home and assisted living facility, and the Massachusetts Prostate Cancer Coalition. John resides in Needham with his wife Peggy.
At age 13, John became the youngest member of the Larz Anderson Museum. Soon after, he purchased his first car, a Model A Ford, for $125 from an ad on the Museum’s bulletin board. Over time, John joined various Museum committees, eventually serving two terms as President of the Board of Trustees. John sees the Anderson car collection and Carriage House as uniquely original and unmatched in character anywhere else in the collector car world. He takes satisfaction in the preservation and growth of the Museum’s historical and cultural activities and special assets. He is especially interested in the Museum’s programs that appeal to younger people and families. Professionally, John rose to become president of Dirigo Spice Corporation, a food ingredients manufacturer that supplies the food industry with spices, seasonings, rubs, marinades and other specialty items. Now retired, John and his wife Marilyn reside in Wayland and enjoy spending free time in Maine.
Mark brings a non-profit finance background to his role as treasurer at the Museum. His professional career spans more than thirty years in all aspects of healthcare and non-profit research institution finance. He has worked extensively with boards, federal science and audit agencies, academic leaders and faculty, industry sponsors, and major donors. He is currently Senior Consulting Associate at Attain Partners LLC and has recently managed projects for a number of major research universities in New England, New Jersey, and New York. Mark has been a lifelong sportscar and vintage motorcycle enthusiast and has supported and participated in numerous events over the past 20 years at the Museum. He is a member of the BSA Owners Clubs of New England and Southern California, the NPCA, and the Cape Cod British Car Club. He lives with his wife Janice in Quincy. His family, including two grandchildren, live in the Boston area. Mark and his family have attended many events at the Museum over the years.
Joe is an automotive historian, writer, publisher, vintage racer, and car collector. His involvement with the Museum is long and deep, serving as president for several years.. But to simply call Joe a “car guy” would not do him justice. He’s the expert who established the provenance of the Simeone Automotive Foundation’s Duesenberg, one of the three most important racecars in the United States. He’s judged prestigious Concours events all across the country, and is an avid collector who restores and maintains some of the most important race cars in the world. In 2006, he turned his passion for automotive history and racing into a vocation, founding Racemaker Press, preserving decades of automotive racing lore for future generations. Earlier, Joe served in the Peace Corps as a teacher and community developer in Micronesia. When he returned to the US, he served as a grant writer with the anti-poverty organization, Community Progress, then Boston Coordinator and associate Director with the Massachusetts Department of Public Health. .
David has more than 25 years’ experience working for agency, technology, and consulting companies, working with clients on engagements ranging from marketing strategy to technology implementation & operations, and from business case development to organizational change management. He is currently a Managing Director at Deloitte Consulting LLP and leads the Healthcare practice within Deloitte Digital, where he provides meaningful solutions for healthcare clients in data management, analytics, marketing operations, content creation, digital media, and technologybased engagement platforms. David is a life-long resident of Massachusetts and in his free time enjoys spending time with his wife and two children. In addition to serving as a trustee of the Larz Anderson Auto Museum, David serves on the board of the Heritage Museum and Gardens. He is an avid collector of automobiles and enjoys participating in a wide variety of local and national events.
Natalie is a writer and automotive enthusiast living in the Jamaica Plain neighborhood of Boston. She earned her bachelor’s degree in Cognitive and Linguistic Sciences from Wellesley College and took a circuitous route to her current role as Senior Staff Writer at CarGurus. She also has more than 15 years of professional experience in management, customer service, and marketing, as well as volunteer work. Natalie previously served as treasurer of the Johnson String Project, a non-profit organization based in Newton, and she volunteered at the Larz Anderson Auto Museum for several years before joining the board in 2018. As a journalist, Natalie gets to drive the latest and greatest autos, but her heart is in the vintage car world. She loves attending concours, car shows, and other events that bring car people together. She recently purchased her first “collector car,” a 2000 MercedesBenz SL500, which she is looking forward to bringing to Lawn Events this summer.
Evan is an automotive historian, author and restorer specializing in automobiles built prior to WWII. He serves as a Senior Specialist with Bonhams Auctioneers and is the founder and principal of Historic Vehicle Services restoration shop. In the early 2000s Evan served as Curator of the Larz Anderson Auto Museum. During this time he published two books and continues to have a strong involvement with Museums internationally. Evan was selected to author a section of The Stewardship of Historically Significant Automobiles the first book ever published on the subject of preservation. Evan’s restoration/conservation work primarily focuses on pre-WWI and WW2 vehicles. Historic automobiles he has restored and prepared have received ten awards at the Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance including multiple best in Class prizes. Evan is a frequent contributor to a variety of media including a recurring role on televisions Chasing Classic Cars. An avid collector himself with a largely pre-war collection his favorite being his 1928 Bugatti Type 44 roadster.
Bill is a certified financial planner and Senior Vice President with Merrill Lynch Wealth Management, where he leads The Keeney Group. His mission is to assist business owners, corporate executives, and high-net-worth families with wealth management strategies. A trustee of the Larz Anderson Auto Museum for many years, Bill helped develop the Museum’s popular Cars and Coffee and MotoTour events. He and his wife Lauren have two children, Dillon and Tyler. In his free time, Bill enjoys spending time with his family, driving his Porsche with the top down, and training for triathlons.
Norty leads the board of the Larz Anderson Auto Museum. He has spent his professional life in private investment, most recently owning a number of specialty manufacturing companies in New England. In addition to chairing the Larz Anderson board he is a trustee/ director of three organizations in his hometown of Buffalo – a foundation, an art museum and an impact investment fund. He and his wife Vicki live in Dedham and spend their summers in Maine. Their two sons Tripp and Rigby are based in Denver and share their father’s love for fun and distinctive European sports cars.
Mez has called Boston home for over twenty years and lives in the South End with his wife, Mary Ann, and near his three adult children and daughter-in-law. He has over two decades of experience leading engineering teams and projects in biotech, life science, and specialty materials and has degrees from Johns Hopkins University and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Mez has had a lifelong passion for cars, with a preference for European and Japanese marques from the 1980s and 90s. When not participating in events at Larz Anderson Auto Museum during lawn event season, he enjoys travel, food, soccer, running and Formula 1.
Words: Natalie Harrington
Photos: Josh Sweeney
Tom Larsen was known to many in the automotive world. Even in the relatively small circle of people who love cars, Tom was exceptional, because he was not just a collector, or just a driving enthusiast, or just a concours regular. He was all of those things, with joy and passion, and he channeled that passion into a long tenure as one of the greatest champions the Larz Anderson Auto Museum has ever known.
Tom served as a Trustee on the Museum’s Board of Directors for years, dedicating many hours to bolstering the Museum’s offerings and safeguarding its independence. His time on the board was notable in part for the number of impactful ideas he brought to the table—few others have taken such a pioneering approach to their service. Tom was not someone who simply said, “things really ought to be this way.” He was someone who took action. When he saw an opportunity for improvement, he went after it: He rounded up supporters, rallied contributors, and persevered until the idea came to fruition.
One particularly important example of Tom’s determination to, as Gandhi would put it, “be the change you wish to see in the world,” is what we know today as the Anderson Society. Long before the COVID-19 shutdowns threatened organizations like ours, Tom envisioned a secure, self-sustaining future for the Museum that would keep it safe from the vagaries of public interest, natural disasters, and unforeseen dangers of any kind.
As a keen-eyed collector, Tom saw the value in the Museum’s preservation work: It is home to America’s Oldest Car Collection, a historically significant assembly
of single-owner pre-war autos. As an intentional nurturer of the hobby himself, Tom saw the value in the Museum’s educational mission: It’s able to reach and inspire far more new enthusiasts than any one of us can alone. And as a joyful friend to many, Tom saw the value in the community the Museum provides.
Tom believed an endowment fund could be the key to the Museum’s future security. He worked with his wife, Nancy Monahagn, as well as friends John Carberry, John Darack, Michael Kaleel, Denis Bustin, and Sheldon Steele, to establish a leadership giving community within the Museum’s greater membership. Tom was a talented “friendraiser.” He and Nancy hosted the first meeting of the Anderson Society in their own home, and they followed that by organizing an exclusive overnight MotoTour to court supporters. Their persistent efforts resulted in the successful establishment of the Museum’s endowment fund.
Tom’s discerning taste was evident in his car collection. His enthusiasm for life showed in his vintage racing. His love of community was obvious in his rally participation. And all of these wonderful qualities shone in his zealous support of the Larz Anderson Auto Museum.
Tom will be sorely missed and remembered, always, with deep gratitude and appreciation.
The Museum’s Board is pleased to announce the Tom Larsen Award for Distinguished Service to the Larz Anderson Auto Museum. The award will honor Tom’s many contributions to our community by recognizing his service and will allow his example to lead the way for others, much as he led the way with the Anderson Society Endowment.
ONCE A VOLUNTEER, CHRIS BENVIE IS NOW A TRUSTEE, SPONSOR, AND AN ANDERSON SOCIETY MEMBER AND OF COURSE, A FOREVER FRIEND TO THE MUSEUM
Chris Benvie grew up attending Larz Anderson Lawn Events with his grandfather, Jiggs Lucini, a Ford dealer who owned and ran Lucini Ford from 1929 to 2006.
“I became a car guy because of him,” says Benvie, who recalls visiting the Museum at least a few times every summer when he was younger.
It was also his grandfather’s influence that motivated him to pursue a career in the automotive industry. After 12 years at Cox Automotive, Benvie joined McGovern Automotive Group, which operates 28 dealerships in the northeast, as the Director of Marketing & Pre-Owned Operations. And, though neither Benvie nor his grandfather knew it during those summers, his time at the Museum would blossom into a career of sorts as well.
In 2009, Benvie and Peter Ladas of YuppieRacing co-founded Boston Cars & Coffee, and in 2012, they proposed moving the event to the Great Lawn at Larz Anderson. Museum leadership noticed how smoothly Cars & Coffee events on the property ran, and before long, Benvie was asked to assist with Lawn Events as well.
“I loved planning and leading events around cars, so it was a natural fit,” he says.
Benvie soon became an established member of the Museum’s circle of supporters, and Board members encouraged him to consider becoming a Trustee. The role, which requires not only financial support and a time commitment but also ambassadorship, was a natural fit as well. Benvie signed on Boston Motorsports Maserati Alfa Romeo, a part of McGovern Automotive Group, as a major sponsor of both Boston Cars & Coffee and the annual Tutto Italiano event. As an employee, he learned that McGovern quietly supports charities including Toys for Tots, Boys & Girls Clubs, and Boston College athletics. Benvie recommended the Museum as a philanthropic cause, and owner Matt McGovern readily agreed that it was a good fit for the business’s values.
“I look for people that I know either run a good, honest business or just are good car people who want to be involved in the museum,” he says of his efforts to recruit additional supporters.
Today, Benvie is not only a Trustee, but also a member of the Anderson Society, the Museum’s leadership giving community. He is still involved with Boston Cars & Coffee as both a sponsor and an organizer, and he still makes time to lend a hand for Lawn Events. Things are different now, though: He and his wife, Narine, welcomed daughter Mila in July of 2021.
Words: Natalie Harrington
Photos: David Adams (Cover) & Josh Sweeney
Becoming a father and raising a budding car enthusiast has added a new layer to Benvie’s appreciation for the Larz Anderson Auto Museum. This summer, he took a rare free morning to attend Porsche Day as a “civilian,” paying to register and show the Porsche 911 Turbo he recently acquired. Mila, who inspired his choice of the Porsche to replace the two-seaters he used to drive, loved every minute of the ride and the show.
“I just wanted to go and experience it like I used to when I was younger, before I was involved, with my daughter.”
And, as many have, Benvie found that sharing an otherwise ordinary Museum visit with his daughter transformed it into an experience he will treasure forever. In her delight, Mila called from the back seat of the Porsche, “I love you, Daddy.”
“In Boston, Larz is what car guys know and want to be a part of. When I’m old, I want it to still be around for my daughter and hopefully my grandchildren. It’s a sacred place in my book,” says Benvie. “If we’re not involved like we are,” referring to other young Trustees and volunteers, “there might not be someone else who will do it.”
The Highland Street Foundation, located in Newton, MA, is a private family foundation that awards grants to non-profit organizations around Massachusetts. The Foundation was founded in 1989 by David J McGrath Jr., his wife JoAnn, and their five children. JoAnn and two of her children continue to serve as Trustees of the Highland Street Foundation. Since 1989, they have contributed more than $200 million to hundreds of non-profit organizations.
2023 marked the 15th anniversary of the Foundation’s Free Fun Fridays program, which has provided 1.3 million visitors with no-cost admission to over 100 Massachusetts cultural institutions. Venues include museums, theaters, historic sites, and zoos. The program takes place over the course of 10 consecutive Fridays each summer.
The Larz Anderson Auto Museum has been proud to be a part of Free Fun Friday for 10 years! Guests enjoyed free entrance to the museum to experience the Anderson collection as well as the current exhibit, Street | Rally | Race. In addition, guests and their families enjoyed time together out on the lawn under a tent, indoor and outdoor games, and art activities for children. On Free Fun Fridays, the museum transforms into a vibrant, welcoming place for hundreds of new friends, offering them a playful space to explore and discover exciting new things.
Jenn Corriveau
Words: Sheldon Steele
Photos: MaeLynn Hill & Jenn Corriveau
on a chilly, overcast afternoon in very late fall we set out from South Brookline to pay a long overdue visit to a collector car community legend. Who’s that? Well, unless you are a fan of vintage American cars and specifically Cadillacs of the 30s – 50s and slightly beyond that, the name may not easily ring a bell.
His name is John Gately.
John is and for decades has been one of a handful in the country who provide vintage and rare Cadillac parts to the
general public. Since the 1960s he has crisscrossed the US in search of rare parts and cars. His website boasts of over 50,000 Cadillac specific parts, mostly stored in his warehouse. In addition to warehoused parts and just adjacent to his shop sits his junkyard where they have stripped some 300 Cadillacs over the years.
Back to getting there. Along our route to Gately’s place, we passed through several layers of Boston’s architectural past. There was the Dillaway–Thomas House dating to 1750 along with a few structures predating it like the
stately First Church of Roxbury whose roots date back to 1632. On these grounds, an English clergyman named Thomas Weld became a Puritan and was the first pastor to minister to the English settlers of Roxbury. There were also rows of traditional large and small Boston style Brownstones along the way that rimmed the Fort Hill neighborhood that we passed through.
Upon arrival at John’s single story tan brick facility, we couldn’t help but notice that it stands alone architecturally, in sharp contrast to everything else. That’s because it is now engulfed by
new construction mostly of the low-rise commuter village variant that have recently arrived transforming, some may argue overpowering, Washington Street from Forest Hills Station in Jamaica Plain to the South End of Boston.
We rang the bell and were dispatched inside with the words “Come on in” and “Quickly. Close the door…don’t let the heat out”. Did I tell you that it was cold? Well, once inside it was toasty, bright and lively. John’s associate, Angel, was busy working on a ‘37 LaSalle while John untethered himself from sorting through a mountain of neatly stacked parts, presumably, looking for something that a customer was seeking.
He was visibly happy to see us and wasted no time beyond the usual pleasantries, touring us around the shop.
Decades of amassing car parts were clearly evident within these walls. Also impressive were the thirties era cars that sat in a tidy row in quiet repose as if patiently waiting for a warmer day to take a trip out, perhaps to the Museum for an easy drive and an afternoon’s visit with gathered friends. Each car a story.
Up a ramp and past a literal wall of skillfully catalogued Rochester, Carter, Stromberg and other carburetors we entered a door that led us to another room where there were mostly 60s era Cadillacs in different states of completion. Much too much to absorb in the time that we had allotted ourselves. A curious person could stay all day, if allowed.
Donning our cold weather gear, we ventured out and toured the bone yard where again, as if hidden in plain view, in
the enveloping new urban skyscape now looming over it, we discovered well-ordered rows of Cadillacs “Rusting in Peace” as John is fond of saying and chock full of spares awaiting another turn to be further harvested for vital organs.
Behind all of this is a man clearly of a very singular purpose. Though we all have many facets and John no doubt does too, it is clear where the bulk of his thinking lies, for decades now. Ask him. He’ll tell you. He’s a Cadillac Man.
John has been a Brookline resident since birth, a car guy since about the same time and a regular presence at Larz Anderson Auto Museum events. Though he pays frequent visits to Larz, can you guess what event is his favorite?
In addition to being a member and participant at events, John has been a long-time consistent supporter of LAAM. He has said, “If we don’t, who will?” Even indicating that he has already established his legally documented intensions for a Planned Gift to help preserve the Museum for future generations.
Beyond the austere brick façade of the building, looking past the shop and cars of intrigue, the organized chaos of it all and the yard full of aviation inspired scoops, conical shaped bumpers, fins and chrome, we found our friend, the man, John Gately.
With everything going on in our worlds—family, home, etc—charitable giving might seem like a daunting task, or at least a low priority. But if you have found your passion, and that passion calls the Larz Anderson Auto Museum home…there is always a way to get involved. Whether you volunteer your time (as covered in its own article in this issue), or donate your old car to the Museum, there are many ways to become a valued member of our community.
Sustainable giving is the process of regularly scheduled charitable donations of a fixed amount over a set time period. The benefits are in the name—this is a sustainable model for both the giver and recipient. For the recipient (in this case, the Museum), it allows that organization to plan around a set source of revenue. For the giver, it makes a seemingly sizable contribution an attainable component to your monthly budget.
A shining example of how this model works is Natalie Harrington, one of our youngest board members, contributor, and associate editor to UpShift. Natalie’s first experience with the Museum was back in 2010, at a Studebaker Day Lawn Event. “I distinctly remember my first sight of the Anderson Collection cars,” explained Harrington, “and this feeling of seeing where it all started. It felt like a rare and highly privileged glimpse of something remarkable.”
Natalie recalls making donations to the Museum even in college, as well as volunteering at Lawn Events. “Even if it was an early morning and I hadn’t really wanted to get out of bed to go volunteer,” continued Natalie, “Once people
Words: George Kennedy
started arriving with their cars, I always found there was a contagious spirit of joy.”
Natalie’s passion for the automotive genre and its hub here in Brookline led her to eventually become a Museum board member. A key component to her involvement with the Museum is as one of the early members of the Anderson Foundation, a charitable avenue for the Museum rooted in sustainability. According to Natalie, what made the Anderson society so attractive is because you can (as she puts it), “set it and forget it.” Natalie continued, “It’s a really easy way to give that has a disproportionately significant impact on the Museum.”
How is it that a smaller donation made regularly over time can disproportionately benefit a museum? Nonprofits are constantly wrestling with budgets. A reliable, regularly scheduled donation allows a museum to have a certain level of visibility for that budget, which is instrumental in being able to make well-informed decisions for the future. And Natalie has hopes for how that sustainable giving is put to work. “I’d like to see the Museum grow to new heights.” Explains Natalie, “I’d like to see it get the worldwide recognition that I feel it deserves.”
Whether it’s an enthusiast that sees the Museum as the hub of their passion, or a historian who recognizes and appreciates the Carriage House for its significance, there are so many reasons to support the Larz Anderson Auto Museum. For Natalie Harrington, there is a deep connection that nurtures her passions. In her own words, there is something powerful that comes from, “The sense of contributing to something that I find important but that I wouldn’t know how to address or execute on my own.” She concludes, “It’s a way of acting on a purpose that I don’t have the power to achieve, at least not readily, right now.”
WHETHER YOU’RE AN ENTHUSIAST THAT SEES THE MUSEUM AS THE HUB OF YOUR PASSION, OR A HISTORIAN WHO RECOGNIZES AND APPRECIATES THE CARRIAGE HOUSE FOR ITS SIGNIFICANCE, THERE ARE SO MANY REASONS TO SUPPORT THE LARZ ANDERSON AUTO MUSEUM.
Through her generous bequest, Isabel Anderson initiated what is now regarded as one of the most significant collections of historic cars in the Western Hemisphere. Since 1949, scores of other individuals have contributed in various ways to building the Larz Anderson Auto Museum into a vibrant cultural and educational institution that attracts and serves enthusiasts of all ages.
Nile & Lee Albright
Clint Allen*
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ARE DEEPLY GRATEFUL TO OUR COMMUNITY OF DONORS, WHOSE SUPPORT KEEPS THE LARZ ANDERSON AUTO MUSEUM VIABLE AND VIBRANT. THE ANDERSON SOCIETY RECOGNIZES THE CUMULATIVE LIFETIME SUPPORT OF OUR LEADERSHIP DONORS.
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The Barqawi Family
The Benvie Family
Robert & Maryann Brugnoli
Denis Bustin
John & Peggy Carberry
Stace & Jill Caseria
Thomas Cunningham
Lloyd Dahmen
Mark & Janice Daniel
John & Marilyn Darack
The Davis Family Fund
Richard & Eileen DeVito
Francis Domohoski*
Joseph Freeman
Richard Fryberger
John Gately
Stefan M. Gavell
The Geisinger Family
Nathanael Greene
The Gutierrez Family
Natalie Harrington
Neal Heffron
Brett Hershey
Van Horneff
Peggy & Michael Iandoli
Michael Kaleel & Linda Mullen
Bill & Lauren Keeney
Northrup R. Knox, Jr.
Tom Larsen* & Nancy Monaghan
Robert & Elaine Lawrence
Selina Little
Kenneth* & Mary Alice Loring
Jack Memishian & Elaine Burns
Miller Motorcars, Inc.
H. Bradlee Perry
Mary Ann & Mez Polad
George Rowland*
A. Kim Saal
Ronald Savenor
Jean S. & Frederic A.* Sharf
Gilbert L. Steward, Jr.*
Rosamond Value
Elizabeth & Paul Wuori*
*Deceased
Daniel Abarr
The Larz Anderson Auto Museum is grateful to the following individuals and organizations that made a philanthropic gift to the Museum between December 1, 2022 - December 15, 2023
Ronald Adams
Christopher Affsa
Hector Agostini
Bruce Agress
Silvino Aguiar
Conor Ahearn
Jacob AhnAllen
John Aicardi
Thomas Akbari
Michael and Barbara Alavi
Tyler Albano
Nile & Lee Albright
Jeffry Aldana
Eric Alden
Mark Aldred
Arya Alizadeh
Joseph Allegro
Patrick Allen
Geoffrey Allison
Shaun Almond
Eric Amel
Aaron Ancello
Coleman Anderson
Forbes Anderson
Janice Anderson
Qiao Anderson
Evan Andries
Konstantinos Andrikopoulos
Thomas Ankermann
Anonymous
Patrick Anquetil
Michael Anzalone
Matthew Apostolos
John Arington
Darrell Arndt
Giovanni Arostegui
James Arruda
Umme Arusha
John Ashburne
Sean Ashcraft
Glen Atchinson
Jean-Pierre Aubry
Leo Auclair
Tolga Aytek
Brandon Azevedo
Lloyd Bain
Josh Baker
Samantha Baker
Jay Baley
Manny Ballegeer
William Band
Stephen & Paul Barlow/Moreno
Myron Barnett
Thomas Barocci
John Baroni
Hisham Barradah
Bradley Barrett
Jon Barron
Patrick Barry
Albert Barsoumian
Scott Barton
Andrew Bass
Ribal Bassil
James Batty
Julio Bautista
Jeffrey Beard
Graeme Beattie
John Beaver
Bruce Beck
John Beckwith
George Belezos
Nicholas Belezos
Myron Belfer
Jeffrey Bell
Matthew Bellico
David Bellofatto
Jeffrey Bellows
Andrew Bender
William Benedict
Alex Benmoshe
Andrew Bentinck-Smith
Christopher Benvie
Steffan Berelowitz
Stephen Berger
Russell Berger
Lawrence Berman
Robert Berman
David Berman
Magdalena Bernal
Zachary Bernard
Wade Berner
Robert Bernson
Jose Alberto Betances
Andrew Bialock
Paul Bicknell
John Bidorini
Christine Bielakowski
Piotr Bielecki
Robert Biletch
Charles Binda
Ray and Peggy Binder
William Birch
Sigurour Birkis
Walter Bisaga Dunne
Victor Bishara
Malini Biswas
Steven Black
Stan Blander
Brian Blue
Dale Boch
Ralph Bockoven
Arrigo Bodda
Richard Bodio
G. Sanford Bogage
Harry Bohrs
Reese Boisse
Arisa Boit
Brian & Christine Borchers
Louise Borchert
Matthew Borges
William Borroz
George Bossarte
Drew Bossman
Don Boston
Moses Botbol
Dougla Bowles
Alan Bradley
Benjamin Bramble
Michael Bravo
Odessa Brenan
Josh Brezack
Stuart Bridgman
David Brigham
Leo Brissette
Andrew Brody
Chris Bromery
Nick Brooks
Dan Brosnan
Alan Brown
Arthur Brown
Mary Linda Brown
Marc Brown
Marc Bruneau
Gregory Brunelle
Donald Buchholtz
Arne Buck
John Buckley
James Buggie
Kenneth and Barbara Buntrock
William Burke
Matthew Burne
Tyler Burns
James & Elaine Burns
Daniel Bussiere
Michael Butler
James Butts
Thomas Butts
Derek Byrne
Chilton & Victoria Cabot
Stephen Cabral
Brendan Cahill
John Cahill
Michael Cahill
Carroll Caldwell
Christopher Camara
Arthur Cameron
Roy Campana
Richard Candee
Leslie Canney
John Carchia
Craig Carlson
Keith Carlson
David Carlstrom
John Carmody
Mario Carnevale
Colleen Carney
Adam Carola
Douglas Carpenter
Stuart Carpenter
Andrea Carrillo-Rhoads
Jonah Carroll
David Carter
Louis Carter
Angelo Caruso
Joseph Caruso
Paul Casement
Eustacio Caseria
Timothy Cassel
Meaghan Cassidy
William Cassim
Roger Cassin
Joseph Cauteruccio
Emily Cavanagh
Marc Cendron
Derrick Centeno
Charles Centore
Bill Ceron
Nick Cesso
William Chabot
Susan Chamandy
Andres Chaparro
Reid Chapman
Thomas Chaput
Jonathan Charles
Philip Cherkas
David Chick
Russell Chin
Max Chistyakov
Per Christiansen
Jo-Ku Chung
Anthony Cigliano
Robert Ciocca
Daniel Clancy
David Clauss
Thomas Clifford
Leslie Cohen
Gilbert Cole
Curtis Coleman
Gregory Collins
Kenneth Collins
Patrick Collins
Brett Collins
Brian Collins
Charles Collins
Edward Collins
Anthony Colognesi
David Conkling
Jason Connolly
Patricia Connolly
Herb and Ellen Connors
David Conrad
Stephen Conrad
George Cooney
William Cooney
Matthew Cooney
Charles Cooney
Gary Cooper
Joel Coran
David Corcoran
Richard Corelle
James Cosgrove
Theodore Costopoulos
Thomas Cote
Gerald & Deborah Cotter
Sandra Cotterman
Jonathan Cottrell
Catherine Cramer
Brian Cristy
Robert Critchell
Victor Cromie
Brian Cron
Jay Cronin
Peter Crossan
Rogelio Cuevas
Thomas Cunningham
Connor Curtin
Andrew & Christine Curtin
Robert Curtis
Howard Cutler
Tom Cwikla
Steven Dahlheimer
Lloyd Dahmen
Mark Dalaklis
Azral Daley
Frederick Dalrymple
Alexander Daly
Mark Daniel
Alfred Daniels
John & Marilyn Darack
Brian & Debra Darby
Michael Dasaro
Robert Daves
Christopher Davey
William Davis
William Day
Edwin De Jesus
Elaine De Reyna
Charles DeFelice
Christopher Deion
Luis Del Castillo
Mike Del Tergo
Ben Delahanty
Jess Delaney
Brian DeLano
Mathew DeLano
Paul Deligianidis
Michael DelSanto
Martin Deluga
Robert & Gay DeMaggio
Roger Demler
James Dempsey
Robert Denault
Francisco Depina
Nelson & Andrea DesJardins
Paul Desmond
Eugene and Eva Deutsch
Dennis & Elizabeth DeWitt
Solon Dias
Kyle Dickerson
Jeffrey Diener
Emidio Divirgilio
Charles and Patti-Jo Doherty
Stephen Doherty
Michael Doiron
Christina Dominique-Pierre
Charles Donaldson
John Donegan
Peter Donohoe
Kevin Donovan
Brian Donovan
Grzegorz Dorman
John Douglass
Joshua Douglass
Eric Dow
Anthony Dowers
Faramarz Dowlatshahi
Suzanne Doyle
Robert Doyle
Mark Drengberg
Paul Driscoll
Ceferino Duana
Jerome Dubois
Thomas Ducibella
Carrie Duff
Mark Duffy
Michael Duggan
Sean Duggan
Michael Duncan
Vincent Dunn
Charles Dunn
Wesley Dunnington
John Dunton
Phillipe Durant
Paul Dutton
Robert Dyson
Bruce Ebersman
Gregory Eisenhauer
Prebble Eklof
Michael & Cheryl Elkins
William Ellis
Mark Emerson
Carl Engelken
Patrick Engeman
Amanda Engler
Michael Epp
John Erb
Everett Erwin
Erik Eskedal
Richard Esposito
C. Douglas Evans
Russell Evans
John Fagerlund
Brian Faherty
Jeffrey Farash
Francis Fasoli
Charles Faulkner
Andrew Fay
Robert Feathers
Steven Feinberg
Lucas Feininger
Frank & Maria Ferguson
Michael Ferguson
Tomas Fernandes
Kenneth Ferretti
Cian Fields
Robert Fish
Michael Fisher
Thomas Fiske
Patrick Fissler
James Fitzgerald
Michael Fitzgerald
Edwin Fitzpatrick
Paul & Leslie Flaherty
Sean Flaherty
Read Fleming
Daniel Fogel
Christopher Foley
Jared Foley
Raymond Fontaine
Ven Fonte
Scott Forbes
Stephen Ford
Stuart Forer
Juan Forero
Samuel Forman
Christopher Foster
Cindy Foster
Antonion Fowler
Nathan Fowler
Julio Franco
James Frantzreb
James Fratello
Elmer Freeman
Joseph Freeman
Kenneth Freiner
Joseph Frem
Robert Freundlich
Barry Fritz
Nancy Fryberger
Robert Frye
Roger Fuller
Anthony Gabriesheski
Albert Ganjei
Jim Garaventi
Thomas Gardella
Matthew Gardiner
Steve Garfield
Desmond Garriga
John Gately
Joseph Gavin
John Geanacopoulos
Ara Gechijian
Francois Georges
James Georges
Terri Gerber
Eric Germaine
Suzan Gerow
Roderic Gilbert
Chuck Gilchrest
Joseph Gildea
Stephen Gilligan
Thomas Gilmore
Sanford Gilmore
David & Helene Glaser
David Glaser
Kenneth Glass
Samuel Glattstein
Paul Glora
Ilya Gluskin
Bryan Gobiel
Jonathan Gold
Kenneth Goldman
Jeffrey Goldstein
Noah Goldstein
Evan Goldstein
Robert Gomes
Theodore Gooch
Jonathan Goodhue
James Goodson
Steven Gordon
Maureen Gormley
Stella Gould
Paul Governor
John Govoni
James Grasfield
Alexander Green
Eric and Lisa Green
Michael Greenbaum
Jack Greene
Joshua Greenson
Peter Grenier
Robert Grenier
James Griffith
James Grossman
Ian Gruner-Mestey
Avi Grunin
Bernardo Gubert
Laurence Guelfo
Cheryl Guerin
Marie Gunnerson
Karl Haakonsen
Daniel Haller
Mark Halliday
Samuel Hallowell
Sean Hamel
Benjamin Hamm
Huabing Han
Frank Hanenberger
Holden Hanenberger
Samuel Hanford
John Hanifin
Deborah Hanley
Carl Hanson
Paul Harden
William Harding
Robert Harmon
Jeremy Harold
Adam Harootunian
Richard Haroutunian
Alec Harpin
Natalie Harrington
John Harrington
Nathaniel Harris
John Harris
David Harrison
Nancy Hartka
Alex Harwin
Stephanie Hawkins
Michael Healy
Jason Heffernan
Neal Heffron
Lee Heiler, CPA
Jonith Heller
Peter Henry
Joel Herda
Jay Herold
Ann Herrick
Brett Hershey
Craig Hess
Kevin Hill
Chris Hill
MaeLynn Hill
Joseph Hill
Clark Hill
Aaron Hillman
Gary & Suzanne Hiniker
Michael Hirsch
Leonard Ho
Daniel Hogan
Jordan Holland
Daniel Hopkins
Robert Horner
Jim Hornsby
Peter & Allison Hosbein
John Hosken
John Howard
Nancy Howell
Eric Huenneke
Ogden Hunnewell
Kathleen Huntress
Fred & Mary Hurley
Tricia Hurley
Fazal Hussain
Mark Hutchinson
Anthony Hyde
Christian Iantosca
James Ierardi
Donald Indge
Jennifer Iritano
Gary Irwin
Gabriel Jackson
Alexander Jackson
David Jackson
Thomas Jackson
Courtney Jacobovits
William Jacobson
Gerald Janowitz
Alexander Jarvie
Richard Jennings
Michael Johnsen
Brian Johnson
Raymond Johnson
Frederick Johnson
James Johnson
Jonathan Johnson
Kevin Johnson
Jeff Johnston
Levi Jones
Vincent Jones
Bennett Jones
Christian Jones
Patrick Jordan
Joseph & Maria Joseph
Jim Joyal
James Joycer
Luke Kalinoski
Cedric Kam
Sharon Kania
Thomas Kannally
Warren & Harriet Kantrowitz
Jonathan Kaplan
Apostolos Karafillis
Kumar Karna
Richard and Sandra Karoff
James Karos
Michael Katka
Benjamin Katz
Daniel Katz
Joseph Katz
Steve Keegan
Vicky Keiser
Lynn Kelley
David Kellogg-Achin
Dennis Kelly
Karl Kelsey
Susan Kendall
Sandra Kendall
Hope Kercher
Paul Khalarian
Michael Khatchadurian
Michael Kickham
Michael Kilduff
Suhin Kim
Jeremy Kindall
Donald Kindred
Gregory Kirby
Robin Kirk
Scott Kirkpatrick
Bob Klaeger
Jason Klein
Evan Klein
Lee Klein
Ed Klosky
Ken Knippenberg
Tripp Knox
Northrup Knox
Daniel Ko
Johnathan Kohut
Peter Kombouras
Anthony Komlyn
Michael Korcynski
Nicholas Kourtis
Andrew & Elena Kramer
Roy Kring
Claudia Kruzik
Prashant Kumar
Michael Kunigenas
Kip LaChapelle
Julia Ladd
Jennifer Laffey
Thomas Lally
Jack Lambert
James Lane
John Lane
Jim Langway
John Lannon
Mark Lappin
Jack Larson
Malcolm Larson
Scott Lauer
Robert Laughrea
Charles Laughton
Karthik Lavakumar
Michael LaVecchia
Charles Laws
Robert Leaper
Charles Learoyd
Alex Lee
Jasper Lee
Jeffrey Leeds
Karl Leinsing
Alexander "Sandy" Leith
Brett Lemoine
Kenneth Lemoine
David Lepore
Doug Levy
Patrick Lewis
Shengqi Li
Mengze Li
Jun Liang
Allen & Sheila Liberman
Tony Liepert
Laurence Linse
Torin Little
Jinkun Liu
Richard Lo
Shayna Loeffler
Alexander Logan
Jonathan Long
Trevor Loonie
Carlo Lopez
Antonio Lopez
David Lord
Antonio Lorusso
Robert Loss
Alan Lucas
Peter Luiso
Stanton Lyman
Frank Lynch
Thomas Lyons
Siting Ma
Jerrold Maben
Reginald Macari
Robert MacDonald
Stephen Macdonald
Leandra MacLennan
Douglas Magee
Lawrence Maggio
Charles Maher
James Mahoney
John Mahoney
Joseph Maiellano
Michael Malinn
Erik Maloney
Doug Maloof
Thomas Mann
Daniel Mansolillo
Steven Manwell
Scott Marberblatt
John Marble
Charles Mariano
William Marinell
Clifford Markell
Douglas Markley
Jonathan Martin
Howard Martin
Clifton Masdea
Luigi Mastrangelo
Jason Matses
Hugh and Arlene Mattison
Douglas Mavilia
Robert May
Robert McAuliffe
Croan McCormack
Paul McDermott
Craig McDonald
Scott McGrath
Samuel McGraw
Michael & Trudy McGuire
Peter McHugh
John McKenna
Geoffrey McKinnon
Christopher Mckown
Peter McLaughlin
John McManama
Sean McNally
William McNamara
Brian McNamara
Mark McPherson
Brennan Mcpherson
Michael McShea
Maria Medrano
John Meldon
James Melfi
Michael Mello
Todd Merriam
Rebecca Merullo
Robert Metafora
Paul Meyer
Philippe Meynard
Peter and Christine Miele
Andrew Mikesell
Egan Millard
James Miller
Robert Millett
Stephen Milligan
Paul Milner
Joseph Mini
Elizabeth Mish
Robert Misho
Seth Mitchell
Michael Mitrano
Carlos and Suzanne Mitus-Uribe
Ashok Mohanty
Frank Molasca
Timothy Montanez
Matthew Moore
Barbara Moran
Frank Morasca
Maria Morelli
James Morello
Ryan Morganelli
Jonathan Morris
Bev-Ann Morris
Paul Morrissey
Yann Jerome Mounier
Matthias & Lorelle Mulvey
Payal Munjal
Mandakolathur Murali
Jerome Murphy
John Murray
William Murray
Timothy Myers
Paul Naehle
John Nai
Robert Nardella
Gerald Nardone
Andrew Nason
Andres Navas
Tim Neill
Paul Nelson
James Newman
Shawn Newman
Russell Newton
Justin Nguyen
William Nichols
Alex Nichols
William Nichtern
Anthony Nickas
Roy Noepel
Michael Norcott
Donald Norton
Daniel Noveck
Anthony Obert
Thomas O'Brien
Shaun ODonnell
Mike Offre
Udaiy Ogirala
Charles O'Hara
James O'Hare
Brian O'Keefe
Stephen Olivieri
Ryan Ollis
Andrew O'Neil-Smith
Matthew OReilly
Nicholas Orlando
Damien Orum
Kevin O'Sullivan
Edward Owen
Thomas Owen
Hilmi Ozguc
Stuart Paap
Robert Pacitto
Richard C. Paine, Jr. Trust
John Paladino
Tomasz Palkon
Annette Papanikolaou
Alan Paplaskas
Brian Paradis
Adam Paralta
Robert Pardo
Jeffrey Parsons
Evan Pasewark
Shashank Pasrija
Sanj Patel
Michael Patnode
Michael Patrick
John Payton
Roger Pearson
Samuel Pease
Mike Peavey
Max Peckler
Thomas Pedersen
David Pelletier
Joseph Peluso
Richard Penna
Gary Penniman
Michael Pepi
Robert Perron
H. Bradlee Perry
Kenneth Peterson
Jay Peyser
Abigail Pezzulo
Gibb Phenegar
Peter Photopoulos
Joanne Piepol
David Pierce
Nicholas Pierce
Sergio Pineda
Ross Pini
Andrew Pink
Jason Pivacek
Irwin Pless
Meherzad Polad
Morris Porter
Alan Porter
Mark Porter
Hudson Alexander Potter
Steven Power
Margaret Preble
Anthony Preece
Daniel and Kim Price
Garry & Tereza Prime
Christopher Querze
Margaret Rabchenuk
Andrew Rabelo
Edward Rachins
Darren Racht
Marga Raffucci
Anthony Rainone
Rick Raisman
William Rakow
Christopher Raposo
Steve Ratner
Paul Reardon
Thomas Rebello
Michael Redmon
David Reen
Aaron Reibstein
Malcom Reid
Ted Resnikoff
Michael Reyes
Timothy Rhoads
William Richard
Stephen Richard
James Richards
David Richman
John Ricker
William Ried
Michael Rieger
Karl Riemer
Jason Rinaldi
Graham Rippel
Christopher Ritchie
Juan Rivera
Nicholas Rizos
Jose and Valerie Roa
Maria Roach
Glenn Robbins
Guy & Cheryl Roberge
Ron Roberts
Thad Roberts
Wayne & Arlene Roberts
Erik Roberts
David Rodriguez
Matthew Rogan
Eric and Teddy Roiter
Eric Rood
M. Robert Rose
Gil Rosen
Jason Rosen
Richard Rosen
David Rosenberg
William Rosenblad
Henry Rosenkranz
Theodore Rosner
Stephen Rossi
Jason Rothman
Christian Rubbert
Todd Ruderman
Peter Ruza
Justin Sadowski
Donald Saetti
Ana Salort
Dean Saluti
Robert Salvetti
Mark Salvetti
Ken Samuelian
Aaron Sandoski
John Sanford
John Santilli
Steve Sapontzis
Stephen Sarmanian
Ashley Sarro
Elaine & Mark Savage/Schreiner
Joshua Sawtelle
John Saylor
Rosario Scabin
Matt & Alexis Scanlon
Richard Scheife
James Schissler
James Schooler
Jeff Schwartz
William Scott
John Scullin
Daniel Scully
Mayhew Seavey
Dana Seero
Evan Sermos
Jose Serret
Peter Sexton
Mark Shane
Scott Shannon
Richard Shappy
Paul Shaskan
Abi Shaw
Chris Shedd
Rustin Shenkman
Preston Shultz
Stephen Shuman
Michael Siaba
John Siano
Steven Sicklick
Alan Siegel
Rick Sigel
Alfred Silvia
Carleton Simpson
Peter Skerry
John Skvir
Sean Sliney
Thomas Sloan
Jusdon Smith
Stephen Smith
Amy Smith
Gregory Smith
Tim Smith
Jeffrey Snider
Paul Soares
Barry Solar
Mollie Solon
Phyllis Somers
Michael Souter
Erin Spinella
Henry Spitzer
Rosa Stamatos
Thomas Stapleton
James Stavropoulos
Michael Stecker
Jonathan Stein
Jeffrey Stein
Juan Stella
Ian Stern
Mat Stern
Bradley Stern
Jeffrey Stern
David Stevens
Sean Stewart
Ron Stewart
Gregory Stidsen
Michael Stinson
Mark Stopa
Herb Strachman
William Strachman
Aaron Stratton
Casey Sturrup
Jack Styles
Aaron Suffin
Shea Sullivan
CJ Sullivan
Niall Sullivan
Philip Sullivan
Steven Sullivan
William Sullivan
Roger Sullivan
Erik Sullivan
James Sutherland
William Sutherland
Robert Swanson
Scott Swartz
Brian Sway
Robert Sweet
David Swider
Richard Taber
Joseph Tagliente
Benson Tai
Hao Tai
Wilson Tan
Robert Tariverdian
Thomas Tate
Alex Tatten
Abdul Taufiq
Timothy Taylor
David Teasley
Candace TenBrink
David Testa
Philip Teves
Boyd Thompson
Pete Tierney
John Timothy
Cuthbert Toussaint
Shane Tramontozzi
William Trask
Steven Treon
Ralph Trepanier
Robert Tripp
Michael Trivers
Anthony Tropeano
Delano & Jane Trott
Peter True
Matt Truppo
Rebecca Tsopelas
Edmund Tunnicliffe
Michael Turner
Marc Ubaldino
Michael and Cheryl Umana
Michael and Holly Umina
Cosmo Valente
Michael Valliere
Hans Van Lancker
Stefan VanBuren
Adam Vandenbos
William Varrell
Rosamond Vaule
Sasha Velic
Suneet Verma
David Vieaux
Chris Visvis
Andrew Voelker
Charlie Voeuth
Steven Volante
Martin Von Tersch
Theresa Wadsworth
James Walker
Jacob Walker
Sterling Wall
Steven Wall
Shane Walsh
Mu Wang
Michael Wankum
Bennett Ware
Leslie Warner-Maloney
Charlene Wax
Stephen Wayne
Andrew Weaver
David & Susana Weber
Jeffrey Wechsler
Todd Weed
Garry Weiner
Scott Weiner
Edwin Wells
Austin Wertheimer
Colleen Westcott
Stephen Wetzel
Kevin Whalen
Mark Whalen
Steve Wheeler
Joseph White
Jason Whiting
Eric Wilker
Elden Willis
Keith Wilson
Amos Winter
James Withall
Mark Wohler
Howard Wolk
Michael Woloshyn
James Woodruff
Helene Woodvine
Robert Worth
Frank and Brianna Wu
Jiefei Xia
Alex Yale
Stanley Yamane
Richard Yirikian
Chuck Yost
Glenn Zaborski
Jason Zagami
Jack Zarkauskas
David Zeller
Stanislav Zemskov
Erik Zilinek
Michael Zimmerman
Jamie Zolli
Joseph Zoppo
Andrew Zucker
John Zuis
When traveling, we encourage you to explore and support other auto museums. Below, you’ll find a list of auto museums in New England. For a comprehensive list, visit automotivemuseumguide.com.
Connecticut New England Auto Museum Norwalk, CT 06851 neautomuseum.org
Maine
Owls Head Transportation Museum Owls Head, ME 04854 owlshead.org
Seal Cove Auto Museum
Seal Cove, Mount Desert Island, ME 04674 sealcoveautomuseum.org
Maine Classic Car Museum Arundel, ME 04046 mainecarmuseum.com
Massachusetts
Springfield Museums Association Springfield, MA 01103 springfieldmuseums.org
Larz Anderson Auto Museum Brookline, MA 02445 larzanderson.org
Heritage Museums & Gardens Sandwich, MA 02563 heritagemuseumsandgardens.org
Rhode Island Audrain Automobile Museum Newport, RI 02840 audrainautomuseum.org
Piston Palace Warwick, RI 02886 pistonpalace.com
Vermont
Z Motorsports Car Museum South Hero, VT 05486 zmotorsports.org