2026-04-06T09:03:54-04:00 2025-12-31 371444752 BEATREZ & COMPANY CPAS 28018 TERRACE DR NORTH OLMSTED OH 440704964 990EZ 2025-01-01 237419903 OLMSTED HISTORICAL SOCIETY OLMS 4407810717 PO BOX 38144 OLMSTED FALLS OH 44138 PAUL SCHUMANN PRESIDENT 4407810717 2026-04-02 HILARY FRANK BEATREZ CPA P00240357 4406681270 2026-04-02 X 2025 2025-03-06 01:10:19Z X WWW.FROSTVILLEMUSEUM.ORG X X 90970 X 23499 15937 1455 28642 7030 7030 14407 10222 4185 80748 982 106 83522 84610 -3862 183549 179687 X 150394 148003 33155 31684 183549 179687 183549 179687 X THE PRIMARY EXEMPT PURPOSE OF THE SOCIETY IS TO BRING PERSONS TOGETHER WHO ARE INTERESTED IN THE HISTORY THAT INFLUENCED THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE OLMSTED AREA OF NORTHEAST OHIO, TO DISCOVER AND COLLECT ARTIFACTS WHICH ILLUSTRATE THE HISTORY OF THE AREA, TO PRESERVE SUCH ARTIFACTS AND TO MAKE THEM AVAILABLE TO ALL WHO WISH TO EXAMINE THEM, TO COOPERATE WITH OFFICIALS IN ENSURING THE PRESERVATION AND ACCESSIBILITY OF THE RECORDS AND ARCHIVES OF THE OLMSTED AREA, TO UNDERSTAND THE PRESERVATION IS HISTORIC BUILDINGS AND THE DISSEMINATION OF HISTORICAL INFORAMTION. TO FURTHER THIS PURPOSE, THE OLMSTED HISTORICAL SOCIETY MANAGES THE FROSTVILLE MUSEUM, A 19TH CENTURY VILLAGE LOCATED IN THE CLEVEALND METROPARKS ROCKY RIVER RESERVATION. THE OLMSTED HISTORICAL SOCIETY (OHS) MAINTAINS AN ARCHIVIST RECORDS ROOM THAT IS ACTIVELY USED BY THE PUBLIC SEEKING INFORMATION ON THE HISTORY OF FAMILIES IN THE OLMSTED AREA. SINCE 2005 THERE HAS BEEN RESTORATION OF AN 1840'S HISTORICAL CHURCH, A HEARSE BARN, AN 1838 HOME TO THE MUSEUM WAS MOVED WITH THE ASSISTANCE OF VOLUNTEERS, AND OTHER FUNDRAISING EFFORTS TO SUPPORT THE PROJECTS. THE NUMBER OF FULLY RESTORED 19TH CENTURY BUILDINGS CURRENTLY STANDS AT 13. VARIOUS EDUCATIONAL EVENTS ARE HELD AT THE MUSEUM EACH YEAR. ADDITIONALLY, TOURS ARE CONDUCTED FOR INDIVIDUALS AND GROUPS. THE SOCIETY ALSO OPERATES A FARMER'S MARKET YEAR ROUND. ALL EVENTS AND ALL HISTORICAL HOMES ARE OPENED TO THE PUBLIC WITH VOLUNTEERS INTERACTING WITH THE PUBLIC AND EDUCATING THEM ABOUT THE HISTORY OF THE HOMES AND THE AREA. OHS USES ITS YEAR ROUND FUNDRAISING EFFORTS TO MAINTAIN AND RESTORE THE BUILDINGS ON ITS CAMPUS, WHILE KEEPING THEM TRUE TO THEIR HISTORICAL CHARACTER. THE SOCIETY ALSO UTILIZES ITS RESOURCES TO PROVIDE HISTORICALLY-THEMED FAMILY-AIMED PROGRAMMING FOR THE PUBLIC AT LARGE INCLUDING SUMMER TEAS AND FALL FESTIVALS. 74450 74450 DAVID NEVILLE VICE PRESIDE 2.00 0 PAUL SCHUMANN PRESIDENT 2.00 0 ALEJANDRO CHOCK TREASURER 2.00 0 ANNE SCHREIBER DIRECTOR 2.00 0 BOB LAMB DIRECTOR 2.00 0 DIANE PLOGGER DIRECTOR 2.00 0 JAN METTLER DIRECTOR 2.00 0 JIM GEARHART SECRETARY & 2.00 0 CAROL LUCIC-MCBEAN DIRECTOR 2.00 0 false false false false false false false false false OH ALEJANDRO CHOCK PO BOX 38144 OLMSTED FALLS OH 44138 4406659652 false false false false false false false false false false false NONE NONE true X 25806 30886 21307 50893 23499 152391 10163 21139 29852 21501 17392 100047 25526 24821 24224 21163 21437 117171 61495 76846 75383 93557 62328 369609 15000 15000 15000 45000 15000 15000 15000 45000 324609 18869 25213 26480 26901 28642 126105 18869 25213 26480 26901 28642 126105 755 755 81119 102059 101863 120458 90970 496469 0.65380 0.67120 0.25000 0.23000 X RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED FORM 990-EZ, PART I, LINE 16 FARMERS MARKET COMMISSIONS 7,300 EXPENSES ADVERTISING 4,670 OFFICE SUPPLIES 37 LIABILITY INSURANCE 3,494 PROGRAM EXPENSE 6,048 RESTORATION EXP-BRIGGS 462 RESTORATION EXP-CARPENTER 38,972 RESTORATIO EXP-FIRE TRUCK 39 UTILITIES 14,841 EQUIPMENT RENTAL/MAINT. 2,467 AWARDS, GIFTS, DONATIONS 300 MISCELLANEOUS EXPENSE 1,628 BANK SERVICE CHARGES 107 MEMBERSHIPS 986 GRANTS 700 NON-INVESTMENT DEPRECIATION 1,471 TOTAL 83,522 FORM 990-EZ, PART II, LINE 24 95,198 95,198 LESS ACCUMULATED DEPRECIATION 62,043 63,514 TOTAL 33,155 31,684 FORM 990-EZ, PART III THE PRIMARY EXEMPT PURPOSE OF THE SOCIETY IS TO BRING PERSONS TOGETHER WHO ARE INTERESTED IN THE HISTORY THAT INFLUENCED THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE OLMSTED AREA OF NORTHEAST OHIO, TO DISCOVER AND COLLECT ARTIFACTS WHICH ILLUSTRATE THE HISTORY OF THE AREA, TO PRESERVE SUCH ARTIFACTS AND TO MAKE THEM AVAILABLE TO ALL WHO WISH TO EXAMINE THEM, TO COOPERATE WITH OFFICIALS IN ENSURING THE PRESERVATION AND ACCESSIBILITY OF THE RECORDS AND ARCHIVES OF THE OLMSTED AREA, TO UNDERSTAND THE PRESERVATION IS HISTORIC BUILDINGS AND THE DISSEMINATION OF HISTORICAL INFORAMTION. TO FURTHER THIS PURPOSE, THE OLMSTED HISTORICAL SOCIETY MANAGES THE FROSTVILLE MUSEUM, A 19TH CENTURY VILLAGE LOCATED IN THE CLEVEALND METROPARKS ROCKY RIVER RESERVATION. FORM 990-EZ, PART III, LINE 28 THE OLMSTED HISTORICAL SOCIETY (OHS) MAINTAINS AN ARCHIVIST RECORDS ROOM THAT IS ACTIVELY USED BY THE PUBLIC SEEKING INFORMATION ON THE HISTORY OF FAMILIES IN THE OLMSTED AREA. SINCE 2005 THERE HAS BEEN RESTORATION OF AN 1840'S HISTORICAL CHURCH, A HEARSE BARN, AN 1838 HOME TO THE MUSEUM WAS MOVED WITH THE ASSISTANCE OF VOLUNTEERS, AND OTHER FUNDRAISING EFFORTS TO SUPPORT THE PROJECTS. THE NUMBER OF FULLY RESTORED 19TH CENTURY BUILDINGS CURRENTLY STANDS AT 13. VARIOUS EDUCATIONAL EVENTS ARE HELD AT THE MUSEUM EACH YEAR. ADDITIONALLY, TOURS ARE CONDUCTED FOR INDIVIDUALS AND GROUPS. THE SOCIETY ALSO OPERATES A FARMER'S MARKET YEAR ROUND. ALL EVENTS AND ALL HISTORICAL HOMES ARE OPENED TO THE PUBLIC WITH VOLUNTEERS INTERACTING WITH THE PUBLIC AND EDUCATING THEM ABOUT THE HISTORY OF THE HOMES AND THE AREA. OHS USES ITS YEAR ROUND FUNDRAISING EFFORTS TO MAINTAIN AND RESTORE THE BUILDINGS ON ITS CAMPUS, WHILE KEEPING THEM TRUE TO THEIR HISTORICAL CHARACTER. THE SOCIETY ALSO UTILIZES ITS RESOURCES TO PROVIDE HISTORICALLY-THEMED FAMILY-AIMED PROGRAMMING FOR THE PUBLIC AT LARGE INCLUDING SUMMER TEAS AND FALL FESTIVALS.