Friends of the Ancient Fishweir Project

The following organizations and individuals have supported the Ancient Fishweir Project to date:

Friends of the Public Garden is a non-profit citizen's advocacy group formed to preserve and
enhance the Boston Public Garden, Common, and Commonwealth Avenue Mall in collaboration
with the Mayor and the Parks Department of the City of Boston.


Anonymous Foundation

Boston Children's Museum
Charlotte Foundation

City of Boston, Office of Arts, Tourism and Special Events
Lyda Kuth
LEF Foundation
Lesley University
Massachusetts Foundation for the Humanities
Louisa McCall
New England Foundation for the Arts
Touchable Stories, Inc.

The Ancient Fishweir Project needs your support! Please send tax-deductible 
donations to:

Ancient Fishweir Project
107 Franklin Street
Allston, MA 02134
Checks should be made payable to our fiscal agent, Touchable Stories, Inc.

The Ancient Fishweir Project has been made possible with the generous encouragement, guidance
and support from many friends and organizations. Some of the people we have worked with include:

John Bailey, City of Boston
J. Dolan Barry, videographer

Judy Battat, Native Project Manager, Boston Children's Museum 

Ellen Berkland, Archeologist, City of Boston

Earl Cash Jr., Wampanoag Medicine Man

Nicole M. Cirillo, Executive Director, Friends of the Public Garden

Sharlene Cochrane, Director of Interdisciplinary Inquiry Division
Lesley University: Maura Delaney, Cathy DeShano, Gretchen Keyworth
Denise DiIanni

Dena Dincauze, archeologist
Liesel Fenner, New England Foundation for the Arts
Polly Flansburgh, Walk Boston
Jeanne Foster, Winthrop School

Jacqueline A. Goggin, Director of Development, Neighborhood House Charter School 

Robert Guilleman, artist

Singe Hanson, museum developer

Sarah Hutt, Office of Arts, Tourism and Special Events, City of Boston
Keiko Kitamura, artist
Henry Lee, President, Friends of the Public Garden
Little House School staff: Lisa Cody, Michael Fillippo, Sage Marsters, Marianne Kimball 

Bernie Lynch, City of Boston

Martha McKenna, Dean of Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, Lesley University

Dottie Merrill, Waterfront Learning Project

Meredyth Moses, curator

Greg Mossman, Boston Parks Department
Paige Newby, archeologist
Jim Peters, Executive Director, Commission on Indian Affairs, Commonwealth of Massachusetts

Monica Raymond, writer

Ellen Rothman, Massachusetts Foundation for the Humanities

Joel Rubin, New England Aquarium

Winnie Stopps, architect, Leers Winezapel Associates

Tom Sullivan, Boston Parks Department

Wampanoag Nation Singers and Dancers: Joan Eldredge, Katise Miller, Earl Mills, Tobias Vanderhoop,
Annawon Weeden

Beatrice Ward, Exhibit Installation Assistant

Annawon Weeden, Native American educator, Boston Children's Museum

Darrel Wixon, Plimoth Plantation

William Young

Ginny Zanger, Boston Children's Museum