2024-05-15T09:23:09-04:00 2023-06-30 382831981 DELONG & BROWER PC 460 S WAVERLY RD HOLLAND MI 49423 990 2022-07-01 381692502 HOLLAND HISTORICAL TRUST HOLL 6163941362 31 W 10TH STREET HOLLAND MI 49423 MARK D JOHNSON TREASURER 6163941362 2024-05-06 true MARK JOHNSON 999009999 false ELISE VANKAMPEN P01417342 6163960500 2024-05-14 2022 2023-04-26 12:10:37Z MARK D JOHNSON 31 W 10TH STREET HOLLAND MI 49423 765918 false X WWW.HOLLANDMUSEUM.ORG X 1986 MI MISSION: PRESERVING OUR PAST, IMAGINING OUR FUTURE VISION: TO BE A CULTURAL LEADER AND COMMUNITY COLLABORATOR INSPIRING THE NEXT GENERATION OF LEADERS, THINKERS, AND INNOVATORS 14 14 13 136 0 697239 703502 32825 37753 134913 4416 794 3194 865771 748865 0 0 452211 422722 0 118864 391080 327707 843291 750429 22480 -1564 1481345 1409400 161802 50254 1319543 1359146 X MISSION: PRESERVING OUR PAST, IMAGINING OUR FUTURE VISION: TO BE A CULTURAL LEADER AND COMMUNITY COLLABORATOR INSPIRING THE NEXT GENERATION OF LEADERS, THINKERS, AND INNOVATORS false false 392025 THE HOLLAND MUSEUM SHARES THE STORY OF HOLLAND, MICHIGAN, FROM THE ARRIVAL BY DUTCH IMMIGRANTS TO TODAY'S INNOVATIVE, SUCCESSFUL, AND DIVERSE COMMUNITY. 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FORM 990, PAGE 2, PART III, LINE 4A THE HOLLAND MUSEUM SHARES THE STORY OF HOLLAND, MICHIGAN, FROM THE ARRIVAL BY DUTCH IMMIGRANTS TO TODAY'S INNOVATIVE, SUCCESSFUL, AND DIVERSE COMMUNITY. IN THE MAIN MUSEUM, THERE ARE THOUSANDS OF FACINATING HISTORIC OBJECTS AS WELL AS ARTWORK FROM THE NETHERLANDS FROM THE 1600S TO THE 1900S. SPARKLAB SMITHSONIAN, WITH ROTATING STEM ACTIVITIES IS A HIGHLIGHT FOR FAMILIES OF ALL AGES. ADDITIONAL TEMPORARY EXHIBITS OFFER SOMETHING NEW REGULARLY. TWO HISTORIC HOMES SHOWCASING HOW PEOPLE LIVED IN THE LATE 1800S ARE PART OF THE TRUST'S PROPERTIES: THE SETTLERS HOUSE IS A SMALL FAMILY HOME THAT WAS LIVED IN BY A SERIES OF WORKING CLASS FAMILIES OVER THE COURSE OF ITS LONG HISTORY. BUILT AROUND 1867, THE BUILDING SURVIVED THE GREAT HOLLAND FIRE OF 1871 AND WAS CONTINUOUSLY LIVED IN UNTIL THE 1990S. TODAY, THE HOME HAS BEEN RESTORED TO HOW IT WOULD HAVE APPEARED IN 1871. THE CAPPON HOUSE WAS THE HOME OF HOLLAND'S FIRST MAYOR AND LOCAL TANNERY PROPRIETOR, ISSAC CAPPON. BUILT IN 1874, IT IS NOW PARTIALLY RESTORED TO ITS APPEARANCE IN 1900. VISITORS TO THE CAPPON HOUSE STEP BACK IN TIME, IMMERSING THEMSELVES IN THE STORIES OF ISAAC CAPPON AND HIS LARGE FAMILY. FORM 990, PAGE 6, PART VI, LINE 11B THE ACCOUNTING FIRM PROVIDES THE ORGANIZATION WITH A DRAFT COPY OF THE 990 FORM. THE FINANCE COMMITTEE, WHO IS APPROVED BY THE GOVERNING BOARD TO MAKE ALL FINANCIAL DECISIONS REGARDING THE ORGANIZATION, REVIEWS THE FORM AND MAKES ANY CORRECTIONS OR SUGGESTIONS AS NEEDED. THE ACCOUNTING FIRM THEN REVISES THE FORM AND ELECTRONICALLY FILES IT. FORM 990, PAGE 6, PART VI, LINE 12C STATEMENTS ARE FILED BY ALL BOARD MEMBERS DISCLOSING ALL PERSONAL, BUSINESS, AND ORGANIZATIONAL INTEREST AND AFFILIATIONS WHICH COULD BE CONSTRUED AS BEING MUSEUM RELATED. FORM 990, PAGE 6, PART VI, LINE 15A THE PROCESS FOR DETERMINING COMPENSATION FOR THE ORGANIZATION'S EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR INCLUDES THE USE OF A TASK FORCE TO DETERMINE COMPARABLE DATA, AND REVIEW AND APPROVAL BY THE BOARD (INDEPENDENT PERSONS). THE DELIBERATION PROCESS, THE DECISION, AND THE BASIS FOR THE DECISION IS DOCUMENTED IN THE BOARD MINUTES. FORM 990, PAGE 6, PART VI, LINE 15B THE PROCESS FOR DETERMINING COMPENSATION FOR THE ORGANIZATION'S KEY EMPLOYEES INCLUDES THE USE OF COMPARABLE DATA AND REVIEW BY THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR ALONG WITH APPROVAL BY THE BOARD (INDEPENDENT PERSONS). THE DELIBERATION PROCESS, THE DECISION, AND THE BASIS FOR THE DECISION IS DOCUMENTED IN THE EMPLOYEE'S PERSONAL FILE. FORM 990, PAGE 6, PART VI, LINE 19 GOVERNING DOCUMENTS ARE MADE AVAILABLE TO THE PUBLIC UPON REQUEST. FORM 990, PART XI, LINE 9 COST OF MERCHANDISE SOLD 6,472 COST OF MERCHANDISE SOLD -6,472