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Conflict & Consensus (BRAC 0013)

2026-05-20T19:25:52Z

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BRAC 0013 is a collection documenting Broadmead Trustee and Resident relations from ca.1980-2003. It includes documents relating to debates over the definition and implementation of the mission of Broadmead and the use of corporate income derived from resident fees and endowments. The collection was assembled by Eric E. Thompson. Eric E. Thompson was a founding member of the first Board of Trustees, a geriatric social worker who also served as vice president of the Charles Village Association, as secretary to the McKim Board of Trustees, and was a member of Stony Run Meeting.

The Collection is available as pdfs with permission at:

BRAC0013, Folder 0001: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1iRhW7mgAxmUBpjLk4BDVxeJ6RL3ZDqjc/view?usp=drive_link

BRAC0013, Folder 0002: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Ub2kQMekmmqoaXMORXLFcw6xTFnOz0rs/view?usp=drive_link

BRAC0013, Folder 0003: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1rOxMJcU3kOSvodweHvKfiA9GEQJX-SI3/view?usp=drive_link

BRAC0013, Folder 0004: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Ra1f8FjhpkR-40D7ket6GUwm_G0J1ZBJ/view

BRAC0013, Folder 0005: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1XITDQARWQw6R8Hc22E8TeoSHXr0zfz5p/view?usp=drive_link

BRAC0013, Folder 0006: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1CebJNpxOWi4UdB9CuKOZTtOouQudcvr7/view?usp=drive_link

Broadmead History and Mapping Collection (BRAC0074)

2026-05-18T18:39:57Z

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[in progress]

The ''Broadmead History and Mapping Collection'' which includes the following series:

* BRAC0074-01 the research notes for and copies of articles in the ''Voice'' about the history of Broadmead at Western Run and Broadmead at Ridgebrook from the first occupants and settlers to the beginnings of both campuses.
* BRAC0074-02 Nicholas B. Fessenden Collection which includes a draft of ''Broadmead, a brief sketch of Quaker History''; the designation of ''Holly House'' as an historic property; a copy of the Taylor will which created the Taylor Home and left funding that was transferred to create Broadmead;
* BRAC0074-03 Published histories of Broadmead
* BRAC0074-04 Mapping of Broadmead including original plans, modifcations to the Cluster Cottages, and the building of the Hillside Homes (''York'' & ''Upland'')
* BRAC0074-05 Catherine Motz, ''History of Broadmead'' published in the ''Voice''

Broadmead History and Mapping Collection (BRAC0074)

2026-05-18T17:51:03Z

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Stony Run Meeting Collection (BRAC0091)

2026-05-18T15:43:38Z

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[Under Construction]

The Stony Run Meeting Collection was created by Residents Nancy Moore and Bob Gordon to document the creation of Broadmead from the perspective and records of the Stony Run Friends Meeting. Once processed and the documents are converted into searchable text (OCR), the collection will be available from here and linked to the biographies of residents who were members of the Stony Run meeting.

Broadmead Residents Past and Present (BRAC0068)

2026-05-18T15:30:59Z

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A [https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/e/2PACX-1vRuYlPMTj0o8LTZETBe9b8b1tzfq1wm-7XZMfGI6PI68nI_Iv2wJHXOnu-d9T_lt6tFUupKE6pzJ5dj/pubhtml spread sheet linked to biographies and notes about residents past and present is provided for viewing]. If you should have any corrections or additions that you would like to suggest, please send them to archivesbroadmead@gmail.com noting the name of the resident of interest to you. This is a work in progress with the aim of documenting the lives of all residents of Broadmead and their contributions to the community. Each time the spreadsheet is updated the link here is updated as well.

One of the first biographical projects, in anticipation the 50th anniversary of the Broadmead Residents Association in 2029, is documenting the lives and contributions of the first residents to occupy the 248 garden style cluster cottages. They were known as "Mudders" for their ordeal with the mud of ongoing construction.

The collection is divided into four separate series:

* BRAC0068-01 Authoritative list of all residents of Broadmead, past and present linked to biographical information
* BRAC0068-02 "Mudders" Project exploring the lives of the first residents of Broadmead
* BRAC0068-03 Cluster Histories incorporating the ''Know Your Neighbors'' project of John Michener and Alice Giles
* BRAC0068-04 Alice Giles' collection of Residents who moved away.

Broadmead Residents Past and Present (BRAC0068)

2026-05-18T15:21:19Z

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A [https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/e/2PACX-1vRuYlPMTj0o8LTZETBe9b8b1tzfq1wm-7XZMfGI6PI68nI_Iv2wJHXOnu-d9T_lt6tFUupKE6pzJ5dj/pubhtml spread sheet linked to biographies and notes about residents past and present is provided for viewing]. If you should have any corrections or additions that you would like to suggest, please send them to archivesbroadmead@gmail.com noting the name of the resident of interest to you. This is a work in progress with the aim of documenting the lives of all residents of Broadmead and their contributions to the community. Each time the spreadsheet is updated the link here is updated as well.

One of the first biographical projects, in anticipation the 50th anniversary of the Broadmead Residents Association in 2029, is documenting the lives and contributions of the first residents to occupy the 248 garden style cluster cottages. They were known as "Mudders" for their ordeal with the mud of ongoing construction.

The collection is divided into four separate series:

* BRAC0068-01 Authoritative list of all residents of Broadmead, past and present linked to biographical information
* BRAC0068-02 "Mudders" Project exploring the lives of the first residents of Broadmead
* BRAC0068-03 Cluster Histories incorporating the Know Your Neighbors project of John Michener and Alice Giles
* BRAC0068-04 Alice Gile's collection of Residents who moved away.

Broadmead Residents Past and Present (BRAC0068)

2026-05-18T14:44:03Z

Archives: Corrections and additions

A [https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/e/2PACX-1vRuYlPMTj0o8LTZETBe9b8b1tzfq1wm-7XZMfGI6PI68nI_Iv2wJHXOnu-d9T_lt6tFUupKE6pzJ5dj/pubhtml spread sheet linked to biographies and notes about residents past and present is provided for viewing]. If you should have any corrections or additions that you would like to suggest, please send them to archivesbroadmead@gmail.com noting the name of the resident of interest to you. This is a work in progress with the aim of documenting the lives of all residents of Broadmead and their contributions to the community. Each time the spreadsheet is updated the link here is updated as well.

One of the first biographical projects, in anticipation the 50th anniversary of the Broadmead Residents Association in 2029, is documenting the lives and contributions of the first 250 residents to occupy the cluster cottages known as "Mudders" for their ordeal with the mud of ongoing construction.

The collection is divided into four separate series:

* BRAC0068-01 Authoritative list of all residents of Broadmead, past and present linked to biographical information
* BRAC0068-02 "Mudders" Project exploring the lives of the first residents of Broadmead
* BRAC0068-03 Cluster Histories incorporating the Know Your Neighbors project of John Michener and Alice Giles
* BRAC0068-04 Alice Gile's collection of Residents who moved away.

Maryland Continuing Care Residents' Association (BRAC0067)

2026-05-14T17:25:39Z

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2026-05-14T17:17:14Z

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Maryland Continuing Care Residents' Association (BRAC0067)

2026-05-14T17:13:30Z

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Maryland Continuing Care Residents' Association (BRAC0067)

2026-05-14T17:11:26Z

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Maryland Continuing Care Residents' Association (BRAC0067)

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Maryland Continuing Care Residents' Association (BRAC0067)

2026-05-14T14:35:25Z

Archives: Created page with "'''Founded in 1993 by Dr. Robert Sparks''', the Maryland Continuing Care Residents Association (MaCCRA) is a non-profit, volunteer-led organization dedicated to protecting the rights, financial security, and well-being of residents in Maryland’s Continuing Care Retirement Communities (CCRCs). MaCCRA serves as the leading advocate for CCRC residents, influencing significant state legislation regarding operating reserves, governance, and disclosures. '''Key Historical M..."

'''Founded in 1993 by Dr. Robert Sparks''', the Maryland Continuing Care Residents Association (MaCCRA) is a non-profit, volunteer-led organization dedicated to protecting the rights, financial security, and well-being of residents in Maryland’s Continuing Care Retirement Communities (CCRCs). MaCCRA serves as the leading advocate for CCRC residents, influencing significant state legislation regarding operating reserves, governance, and disclosures.

'''Key Historical Milestones'''

* '''1993:''' Founded by Dr. Robert Sparks, a Broadmead resident and retired state economist, to represent the interests of CCRC residents.
* '''1994-1995:''' Early legislative efforts led to the creation of the Continuing Care Advisory Committee, in cooperation with the Maryland Department of Aging.
* '''1996:''' Achieved major legislative success with SB 543 (amending Article 70B), establishing requirements for operating reserves, governance, disclosures, and change of ownership.
* '''2000-2002:''' Supported regulations regarding direct admission to CCRC nursing homes and secured further changes in CCRC governance (2001).
* '''Ongoing Advocacy:''' Over 30 years, MaCCRA has grown to represent over 20,000 residents across Maryland, focusing on financial transparency, grievance policies, and quality of care.

'''Core Purposes and Activities'''

* '''Legislative Advocacy:''' Employs lobbyists to push for stronger consumer protection laws, including increased resident representation on governing boards and the establishment of resident grievance procedures.
* '''Education and Structure:''' Organizes local chapters within various Maryland CCRCs to inform residents of their rights and foster community engagement.
* '''Member Support:''' Focuses on the security of entrance fees and the quality of assisted living/skilled nursing care within CCRCs.

MaCCRA continues to act as the sole organization dedicated exclusively to the advocacy of CCRC residents in Maryland.

Remembrance Gatherings (BRAC0094)

2026-05-13T18:35:01Z

Archives: Created page with "In progress"

In progress

Main Page

2026-05-11T03:14:18Z

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<big>'''Table of Contents of the Broadmead Residents Association (BRA) Archives'''</big>
__NOTOC__

[The Broadmead Residents Association Archives is currently being organized into collections (BRAC0001...) with collection descriptions and inventories being added to this wiki. Progress can be followed by consulting [[Special:AllPages]] or using the search box at the top of this page. As collections are processed, they will be indexed and accessed from this wiki and by online services like [[wikipedia:Google_Search|Google Search]], [https://gemini.google.com/app Google Gemini], and [https://claude.ai/ Anthropic's Claude]

== '''[https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/e/2PACX-1vQGyf_BO5f6HvMa6WBvk1CS3CtkTCCsVttxphaS7I9oyx4brJCLODptiLgiWMtfeg-AvvO6N2P5d0uk/pubhtml Collections]''' ==

== '''[https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/e/2PACX-1vRuYlPMTj0o8LTZETBe9b8b1tzfq1wm-7XZMfGI6PI68nI_Iv2wJHXOnu-d9T_lt6tFUupKE6pzJ5dj/pubhtml Roster of Broadmead Residents Past and Present (BRAC0068):]''' ==

== Index to the Archives through July 1, 2025: ==
'''[https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1LQRZmMua8_-4ZeSCXhL6Wv-ILbHLgFw7 Search of the electronic version of the Archives (as of July 1, 2025)]'''

[https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1PhlC9gcuSbGP7gJ7OMMa059sgpZZVE8wS4-Ere0TvS0/edit?gid=912642872#gid=912642872 '''Electronic Collection of Documents from the Archives, to 2025''']

== '''<big>Publications:</big>''' ==
<blockquote>
* [https://sites.google.com/view/broadmead-archives/publications/journal <big>''The Broadmead Journal of Poetry & Prose''</big>]
* [https://archive.org/details/voice-of-the-residents?tab=collection&sort=title <big>''Voice of the Residents''</big>]
* [https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1in7eFjQz8ZumjOYePTIRKis79DWb6xPU <big>''Writer's Group''</big>]
* [https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1-Rs9tKGibDXO-9ymbZz3Xc7CKDrdC0j5sQwJIvavNos/edit?usp=sharing <big>''Broadmead Bulletin''</big>]
* [https://docs.google.com/document/d/1YI1fg7c8GfBN-8MMzto5sR1zqlRrYcHbbzTRiOuSplM/edit?tab=t.0#heading=h.30j0zll <big>''An Early History of Broadmead's Founding''</big>]
* [https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1m5jDdFqcqemrDN_pCUcJlGL58lLLU9bhcDTLdPhDLQY/edit?gid=0#gid=0 <big>''Planning documents, 1979-2008''</big>]
* [https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Qwjsap9KnK0pUad3yY-EGD4NWEmtfVsE3IN-ohCOicQ/edit?tab=t.0 <big>''The Broadmead Residents Association's Tenth Anniversary, 1979-1989''</big>]
* [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1GnTNIjmiyFwof3Wog_YF7BTQS0F-zzWS/view <big>''Broadmead: The First 20 Years''</big>]
</blockquote>

Main Page

2026-05-11T03:12:17Z

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<big>'''Table of Contents of the Broadmead Residents Association (BRA) Archives'''</big>
__NOTOC__

[The Broadmead Residents Association Archives is currently being organized into collections (BRAC0001...) with collection descriptions and inventories being added to this wiki. Progress can be followed by consulting [[Special:AllPages]] or using the search box at the top of this page. As collections are processed, they will be indexed and accessed from this wiki and by online services like [[wikipedia:Google_Search|Google Search]], [https://gemini.google.com/app Google Gemini], and [https://claude.ai/new Anthropic's Claude]

== '''[https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/e/2PACX-1vQGyf_BO5f6HvMa6WBvk1CS3CtkTCCsVttxphaS7I9oyx4brJCLODptiLgiWMtfeg-AvvO6N2P5d0uk/pubhtml Collections]''' ==

== '''[https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/e/2PACX-1vRuYlPMTj0o8LTZETBe9b8b1tzfq1wm-7XZMfGI6PI68nI_Iv2wJHXOnu-d9T_lt6tFUupKE6pzJ5dj/pubhtml Roster of Broadmead Residents Past and Present (BRAC0068):]''' ==

== Index to the Archives through July 1, 2025: ==
'''[https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1LQRZmMua8_-4ZeSCXhL6Wv-ILbHLgFw7 Search of the electronic version of the Archives (as of July 1, 2025)]'''

[https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1PhlC9gcuSbGP7gJ7OMMa059sgpZZVE8wS4-Ere0TvS0/edit?gid=912642872#gid=912642872 '''Electronic Collection of Documents from the Archives, to 2025''']

== '''<big>Publications:</big>''' ==
<blockquote>
* [https://sites.google.com/view/broadmead-archives/publications/journal <big>''The Broadmead Journal of Poetry & Prose''</big>]
* [https://archive.org/details/voice-of-the-residents?tab=collection&sort=title <big>''Voice of the Residents''</big>]
* [https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1in7eFjQz8ZumjOYePTIRKis79DWb6xPU <big>''Writer's Group''</big>]
* [https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1-Rs9tKGibDXO-9ymbZz3Xc7CKDrdC0j5sQwJIvavNos/edit?usp=sharing <big>''Broadmead Bulletin''</big>]
* [https://docs.google.com/document/d/1YI1fg7c8GfBN-8MMzto5sR1zqlRrYcHbbzTRiOuSplM/edit?tab=t.0#heading=h.30j0zll <big>''An Early History of Broadmead's Founding''</big>]
* [https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1m5jDdFqcqemrDN_pCUcJlGL58lLLU9bhcDTLdPhDLQY/edit?gid=0#gid=0 <big>''Planning documents, 1979-2008''</big>]
* [https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Qwjsap9KnK0pUad3yY-EGD4NWEmtfVsE3IN-ohCOicQ/edit?tab=t.0 <big>''The Broadmead Residents Association's Tenth Anniversary, 1979-1989''</big>]
* [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1GnTNIjmiyFwof3Wog_YF7BTQS0F-zzWS/view <big>''Broadmead: The First 20 Years''</big>]
</blockquote>

Clusters and Cluster Representative (BRAC0053)

2026-05-01T15:51:48Z

Archives: Created page with "'''CLUSTER COORDINATOR''' 3/20/2025 ''The Bylaws (Article V, Section 8) state the Cluster Coordinator’s duties as follows: “The Cluster Coordinator shall oversee the responsibilities of the Cluster Representatives. The Cluster Coordinator shall be responsible for bringing Cluster concerns to the Executive Committee and for informing Cluster Representatives in a timely fashion of agenda items that will be brought to the Board of Directors meetings. His/her job is..."

'''CLUSTER COORDINATOR'''

3/20/2025

''The Bylaws (Article V, Section 8) state the Cluster Coordinator’s duties as follows: “The Cluster Coordinator shall oversee the responsibilities of the Cluster Representatives. The Cluster Coordinator shall be responsible for bringing Cluster concerns to the Executive Committee and for informing Cluster Representatives in a timely fashion of agenda items that will be brought to the Board of Directors meetings. His/her job is also to enable the Cluster Representatives to be as fully informed as possible in advance of Board of Directors meetings. If needed, the Cluster Coordinator may appoint an assistant or assistants to help with his/her duties.”''

''T he responsibilities of the Cluster Coordinator include the following:''

''1. Understand the Bylaws of the BRA''

''2. Serve as a member of the Executive Committee and Board of Directors and attend the New Resident Orientation meeting.''

''3. Assist Cluster Representatives in their understanding of their responsibilities (see document "Responsibilities and Functions of Cluster Representatives/Directors.")''

''4. Along with the President meet with the Cluster Representatives by mid-July to go over their duties and responsibilities.''

''5. Stay in close contact with Cluster Representatives and encourage them to call with questions or problems. Meet collectively or separately with Cluster Representatives as needed to clarify issues discussed by the BRA Executive Committee and/or the Board of Directors.''

''6. Bring to the meetings of the Board of Directors appropriate problems, questions, and concerns raised in cluster meetings or brought directly to the Cluster Coordinator.''

''7. Inform Cluster Representatives when there is a need for cluster meetings to discuss important items brought up by the Executive Committee such as Broadmead Inc. and BRA budget suggestions.''

''8. Assure that all Cluster Representatives hold Cluster meetings in May "for the purpose of electing representatives who shall serve as Directors on the Board of Directors for the ensuing year.”''

Hospitality Coordinator (BRAC0033)

2026-05-01T14:50:43Z

Archives: new collection

'''''BRA Hospitality Chair Annual Report 2024-2025'''''

''A primary duty of the Hospitality Chairperson in each cluster is to offer welcome and assistance to new residents as they move into the Cluster. The Chairs are expected to invite new residents to the dining room and acquaint them with dining routines. They are trained to go over the Welcome Packet from Marketing after the resident has had a little time to adjust from the move. They escort the resident to the Welcome Reception and introduces him/her to the Cluster. These responsibilities are relayed to the Hospitality Chairs through training meetings conducted by the Hospitality Coordinator. Each Hospitality Chair is given a document of responsibilities at the first meeting of the fiscal year.''

''The Hospitality Chairs are to plan an annual picnic and other social events as desired within the cluster. Clusters are individually unique and some enjoy gathering more often than others. ''

''The Hospitality Coordinator, in addition to working with the Chairs, plans a Welcome Reception with the help of Broadmead’s dining service. These receptions are every six months and are budgeted with the Food Service for $1,500 each. This year the Welcome Receptions were held in December and June. Forty three residents have been welcomed into the Broadmead Community in the 2024-25 fiscal year. A video of the New Residents was created and shone on the large screen during the receptions. Residents were able to connect the name of the new person with their picture. This was well received. ''

''The layout of the reception was changed and all activity were moved to in front of the stage which offered less congestion at the entrances. The Coordinator planned a Holiday Reception following the Chorus Holiday Concert; however, the concert was cancelled due to viruses in the chorus and community.''

''Bobbie Cook. Hospitality Coordinator''

''☁''

Broadmead Residents Association Connections with other Retirement Communities (BRAC0093)

2026-04-28T14:14:33Z

Archives: initial page

This Collection is the record of the Broadmead Residents Association outreach and cooperation with other retirement communities. Follow the hyperlinks to the documentation. As connections are established they will be added to this page.

[https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1ciBzVMkZevT_rLuDI3Hx5tV-COthZpDm Vantage Point:] The ''Residences at Vantage Point,'' is a Life Care retirement community located at 5400 Vantage Point Road in Columbia, Maryland.

MACCRA: Maryland Continuing Care Residents Association (BRAC0067)

2026-04-24T13:04:25Z

Archives: began page

[under construction:]

The Broadmead chapter of the Maryland Continuing Care Residents Association (MaCCRA) is central to the organization's history, as the statewide association was founded by a Broadmead resident. MaCCRA is a non-profit dedicated to protecting the rights and financial security of residents in Continuing Care Retirement Communities (CCRCs).

'''History'''

The Broadmead chapter's history is linked to the founding of the state organization:

* '''Founder:''' MaCCRA was established in 1993 by Robert Sparks, PhD, an economist and retired state official who was a resident at Broadmead.
* '''Inception:''' The initial startup meeting for MaCCRA was hosted at Broadmead in the summer of 1993 in coordination with the Maryland Association of Non-Profit Homes for the Aging (MANPHA).
* '''Role:''' Since its founding, the chapter has been part of a collective effort to influence Maryland legislation, such as Senate Bill 543, which established essential requirements for CCRC financial transparency and resident governance.

'''Bylaws'''

While specific customized bylaws for the Broadmead chapter are typically maintained internally by the chapter’s executive committee, they generally align with the MaCCRA State Bylaws and the MaCCRA Sample Chapter Bylaws:

* Purpose: To protect the rights and financial security of Broadmead residents and encourage cooperation between residents and management.
* Membership & Dues: Chapters must have at least 20 members to remain active. Chapter treasurers collect dues (typically around $20–$30) and remit them to the state treasurer, though the chapter may withhold up to 15% for local needs.
* Governance: Chapters are governed by a Council and an Executive Committee. Each chapter has one vote on the state-level Council.
* Restrictions: Chapters and individual members are prohibited from making public statements or taking official positions in the name of MaCCRA without prior approval from the State Council.
** Chapter Secretary: The local secretary typically holds the official record of bylaws and meeting minutes.
** Broadmead: Resident-run organizations at Broadmead keep copies of their governing documents in the library and archives for public review by residents.
** The ''Voice'': Check recent issues of The ''Voice'', Broadmead’s community publication, for announcements regarding chapter meetings or leadership changes.

'''Primary Contact Channels'''

* Broadmead Residents Association (BRA): The MaCCRA chapter operates as a key interest group within the Broadmead Residents Association. You can contact the BRA office directly or check the MaCCRA Website link on their activities page for community-specific updates.
* Broadmead Main Office: For direct inquiries regarding resident-led committees like MaCCRA, call the general inquiry line at 410-527-1900 or use the Broadmead contact form.
* MaCCRA State Secretary: If you cannot reach local officers, the MaCCRA state contact form allows you to send a message that will be forwarded to the appropriate chapter leadership.

Because each chapter may have unique amendments to the standard state framework, request the most recent version from these specific local sources:

* Chapter Secretary: The local secretary typically holds the official record of bylaws and meeting minutes.
* Broadmead Archives: Resident-run organizations at Broadmead often keep physical copies of their governing documents in the community library for public review by residents.
* The Voice: Check recent issues of The Voice, Broadmead’s community publication, for announcements regarding chapter meetings or leadership changes.

BRAC0092 Nancy Dulaney Rowe Collection

2026-04-23T15:55:32Z

Archives: created collection description and labeled container for the original records.

The Nancy Dulaney Rowe Collection concerns a member of the first generation of residents at Broadmead, know as "Mudders". It is a combination of original records and images from family archives provided by resident Nancy-Bets Hay.

Broadmead Residents Past and Present (BRAC0068)

2026-04-15T13:49:58Z

Archives:

A [https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/e/2PACX-1vRuYlPMTj0o8LTZETBe9b8b1tzfq1wm-7XZMfGI6PI68nI_Iv2wJHXOnu-d9T_lt6tFUupKE6pzJ5dj/pub?gid=0&single=true&output=pdf spread sheet linked to biographies and notes about residents past and present is provided as a pdf]. When the link is activated a searchable and linked copy of the spreadsheet is downloaded to your computer. If you should have any corrections or additions that you would like to make, please send them to archivebroadmead@gmail.com noting the name of the resident of interest to you. This is a work in progress with the aim of documenting the lives of all residents of Broadmead and their contributions to the community. Each time the spreadsheet is updated the pdf linked here is updated as well..

One of the first biographical projects, in anticipation the 50th anniversary of the Broadmead Residents Association in 2029, is documenting the lives and contributions of the first residents, known as "Mudders".

Broadmead Residents Past and Present (BRAC0068)

2026-04-15T13:45:41Z

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Main Page

2026-04-10T14:24:36Z

Archives:

<big>'''Table of Contents of the Broadmead Residents Association (BRA) Archives'''</big>
__NOTOC__

[The Broadmead Residents Association Archives is currently being organized into collections (BRAC0001...) with collection descriptions and inventories being added to this wiki. Progress can be followed by consulting [[Special:AllPages]] or using the search box at the top of this page.]

== '''[https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/e/2PACX-1vQGyf_BO5f6HvMa6WBvk1CS3CtkTCCsVttxphaS7I9oyx4brJCLODptiLgiWMtfeg-AvvO6N2P5d0uk/pubhtml Collections]''' ==

== '''[https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/e/2PACX-1vRuYlPMTj0o8LTZETBe9b8b1tzfq1wm-7XZMfGI6PI68nI_Iv2wJHXOnu-d9T_lt6tFUupKE6pzJ5dj/pubhtml Biography]''' ==

== '''[https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/e/2PACX-1vRuYlPMTj0o8LTZETBe9b8b1tzfq1wm-7XZMfGI6PI68nI_Iv2wJHXOnu-d9T_lt6tFUupKE6pzJ5dj/pubhtml Roster of Broadmead Residents Past and Present (BRAC0068):]''' ==

== Index to the Archives created before July 1, 2025: ==
'''[https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1LQRZmMua8_-4ZeSCXhL6Wv-ILbHLgFw7 Search of the electronic version of the Archives (as of July 1, 2025)]'''

[https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1PhlC9gcuSbGP7gJ7OMMa059sgpZZVE8wS4-Ere0TvS0/edit?gid=912642872#gid=912642872 '''Electronic Collection of Documents from the Archives, to 2025''']

== Publications: ==
<blockquote>'''BRA and Broadmead Inc. Publications:'''

* [https://sites.google.com/view/broadmead-archives/publications/journal The Broadmead Journal of Poetry & Prose]
* [https://archive.org/details/voice-of-the-residents?tab=collection&sort=title Voice of the Residents]
* [https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1in7eFjQz8ZumjOYePTIRKis79DWb6xPU Writer's Group]
* [https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1-Rs9tKGibDXO-9ymbZz3Xc7CKDrdC0j5sQwJIvavNos/edit?usp=sharing Broadmead Bulletin]

* [https://docs.google.com/document/d/1YI1fg7c8GfBN-8MMzto5sR1zqlRrYcHbbzTRiOuSplM/edit?tab=t.0#heading=h.30j0zll An Early History of Broadmead's Founding]
* [https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1m5jDdFqcqemrDN_pCUcJlGL58lLLU9bhcDTLdPhDLQY/edit?gid=0#gid=0 Planning documents, 1979-2008]
* [https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Qwjsap9KnK0pUad3yY-EGD4NWEmtfVsE3IN-ohCOicQ/edit?tab=t.0 The Broadmead Residents Association's Tenth Anniversary, 1979-1989]
* [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1GnTNIjmiyFwof3Wog_YF7BTQS0F-zzWS/view Broadmead: The First 20 Years]
</blockquote>

Jack Shue Collection (BRAC0090)

2026-04-09T01:44:13Z

Archives:

[[File:Fire Location Points On a Map.jpg|thumb]]
BRAC0090 is an investigation by Jack Shue of the extent of the permanent damage to the forest caused by the Broadmead Ridge fire of March, 2025.

This project originated not long after the fire was extinguished. Jack had attended a meeting of residents where some were worried that the fire damage would be permanent. Having lived in a woods, he did not think so, and decided to spend a year documenting with his camera how nature dealt with the effects of the fire.

Jack walked up the "Gentle Trail" on the Ridge, and selected 3 locations (Points A, B, and C). To the right is a map of where the three points are located (click on the map to enlarge).

At points A and B He took 3, 180 degree panoramic shots using different lenses to give different perspectives of the same image (Wide, Normal, and Long). He repeated the process on a monthly basis. It turned out to be very difficult to find the exact spot that he started with, but he got as close as he could to the original points. At point C he used only one view angle instead of 3 different lenses. The result was 7 different photos every month.

The photographs have been placed into 7 folders linked here with contact prints of the images for each view point serving as a table of contents for each folder.

The images are grouped by location (A, B, and C) each labled with with a number and a description indicating the lens used. Once inside the folder there are 12 photos with names beginning with the location, followed by the numerical value of the month, an indication of the location spelled out, and the focal length of the lens.

The forest is recovering with little or no permanent damage to the trees, although the loss of ground cover has allowed invasive species, including jumping worms, to spread.

Jack Shue Collection (BRAC0090)

2026-04-09T01:43:33Z

Archives:

[[File:Fire Location Points On a Map.jpg|thumb]]
BRAC0090 is an investigation by Jack Shue of the extent of the damage to the forest caused by the Broadmead Ridge fire of March, 2025.

This project originated not long after the fire was extinguished. Jack had attended a meeting of residents where some were worried that the fire damage would be permanent. Having lived in a woods, he did not think so, and decided to spend a year documenting with his camera how nature dealt with the effects of the fire.

Jack walked up the "Gentle Trail" on the Ridge, and selected 3 locations (Points A, B, and C). To the right is a map of where the three points are located (click on the map to enlarge).

At points A and B He took 3, 180 degree panoramic shots using different lenses to give different perspectives of the same image (Wide, Normal, and Long). He repeated the process on a monthly basis. It turned out to be very difficult to find the exact spot that he started with, but he got as close as he could to the original points. At point C he used only one view angle instead of 3 different lenses. The result was 7 different photos every month.

The photographs have been placed into 7 folders linked here with contact prints of the images for each view point serving as a table of contents for each folder.

The images are grouped by location (A, B, and C) each labled with with a number and a description indicating the lens used. Once inside the folder there are 12 photos with names beginning with the location, followed by the numerical value of the month, an indication of the location spelled out, and the focal length of the lens.

The forest is recovering with little or no permanent damage to the trees, although the loss of ground cover has allowed invasive species, including jumping worms, to spread.

Jack Shue Collection (BRAC0090)

2026-04-09T01:40:58Z

Archives:

[[File:Fire Location Points On a Map.jpg|thumb]]
BRAC0090 is an investigation by Jack Shue of the extent of the damage to the forest caused by the Broadmead Ridge fire of March, 2025.

This project originated not long after the firewas extingguished. Jack had attended a meeting of residents where some were worried that the fire damage would be permanent. Having lived in a woods, he did not think so, and decided to spend a year documenting with his camera how nature dealt with the effects of the fire.

Jack walked up the "Gentle Trail" on the Ridge, and selected 3 locations (Points A, B, and C). To the right is a map of where the three points are located (click on the map to enlarge).

At points A and B He took 3, 180 degree panoramic shots using different lenses to give different perspectives of the same image (Wide, Normal, and Long). He repeated the process on a monthly basis. It turned out to be very difficult to find the exact spot that he started with, but he got as close as he could to the original points. At point C he used only one view angle instead of 3 different lenses. The result was 7 different photos every month.

The photographs have been placed into 7 folders linked here with contact prints of the images for each view point serving as a table of contents for each folder.

The images are grouped by location (A, B, and C) each labled with with a number and a description indicating the lens used. Once inside the folder there are 12 photos with names beginning with the location, followed by the numerical value of the month, an indication of the location spelled out, and the focal length of the lens.

The forest is recovering with little or no permanent damage to the trees, although the loss of ground cover has allowed invasive species, including jumping worms, to spread.

Jack Shue Collection (BRAC0090)

2026-04-08T23:01:16Z

Archives:

[[File:Fire Location Points On a Map.jpg|thumb]]
Virtual image collection given by Jack Shue of the Broadmead Ridge fire of March, 2025.

This project started just after the March 2025 fire on the hill above Broadmead. I had attended a meeting of residents where some were worried that the fire damage would be permanent. Having lived in a woods, I did not think it would be permanent. I felt it would be interesting to see how nature would react over the course of a year.

I set up the project by walking up the "Gentle Trail", and selecting 3 locations (Points A, B, and C). To the right is a map of where the three points are located (click on the map to enlarge).

At points A and B I took 3, 180 degree panoramic shots using different lenses to give me different perspectives of the same image (Wide, Normal, and Long). I repeated the process on a monthly basis. It turned out to be very difficult to find the exact spot that I started with, but I got as close as I could to the original points. At point C I used only one view angle instead of all 3 different lenses. The result was that I was taking 7 different photos every month.

Each of the photographs have therefore been placed into 1 of 7 different files linked here:

With the number of images involved there is a single (contact) page for

each view point. These were made to act as a table of contents.

The file names are grouped by location (A, B, and C) a number and description indicating the lens used. Once inside the folder there are 12 photos with names beginning with the location followed by the numerical value of the month an indication of the location spelled out, and the focal length of the lens.

Jack Shue Collection (BRAC0090)

2026-04-08T22:52:18Z

Archives:

[[File:Fire Location Points On a Map.jpg|thumb]]
Virtual image collection given by Jack Shue of the Broadmead Ridge fire of March, 2025.

This project started just after the 2025 fire on the hill above Broadmead. I had attended a meeting where some were worried that the fire damage would be permanent. Having lived in the woods I did not think it would be permanent, I felt it would be interesting to see how nature would react over the course of a year.

I set up the project by walking up the "Gentle Trail", and selecting 3 locations (Points A, B, and C). In one of my files is a map of where the three points are located (file Fire Location Points On a Map). At points A and B I took 3 180 degree panoramic shots using different lenses to give me different perspectives of the same image (Wide, Normal, and Long). I repeated the process on a monthly basis. It turned out to be very difficult to find the exact spot that I started with, but I got as close as I could to the original points. At point C I used only one view angle instead of all 3 different lenses. The result was that I was taking 7 different photos every month.

Each of the photographs have therefore been placed into 1 of 7 different files. The file name are grouped by location (A, B, and C) a number and description indicating of the lens. Once inside the folder there will be 12 photos with names beginning with the location followed by the

numerical value of the month an indication of the location spelled out, and the focal length of the lens.

With the number of images involved there is a single (contact) page for

each view point. These were made to act as a table of contents.

File:Fire Location Points On a Map.jpg

2026-04-08T22:42:43Z

Archives:

Map showing location of Jack Shue's study of the impact of the fire

The Voice (BRAC0001)

2026-03-27T18:27:54Z

Archives: Specific search instructions.

Broadmead Residents Association Collections: BRAC0001

Index to the ''Voice'' on https://archive.org/details/voice-of-the-residents

To find specific information, please use the "Search text contents" option on the site.

'''The ''Voice'''''

From its inception in October 1979 the ''Voice of the Residents'' has been the chronicler of life at Broadmead. It is the principal source of how the resident community at Broadmead views itself and of what engages their interests and attention.

Archives Committee Member Jai Dixon has prepared a complete digital archive of the ''Voice'' and placed it on https://archive.org/details/voice-of-the-residents.

Stony Run Meeting Collection (BRAC0091)

2026-03-24T13:45:16Z

Archives: Created page with "[Under Construction] The Stony Run Meeting Collection was created by Resident Nancy Moore to document the creation of Broadmead from the perspective and records of the Stony Run Friends Meeting. Once processed and the documents are converted into searchable text (OCR), they will be hyperlinked from this page."

[Under Construction]

The Stony Run Meeting Collection was created by Resident Nancy Moore to document the creation of Broadmead from the perspective and records of the Stony Run Friends Meeting. Once processed and the documents are converted into searchable text (OCR), they will be hyperlinked from this page.

The Lehman Guyton Collection of Images and Aerial Photographs of Broadmead (BRAC0004)

2026-03-23T05:10:24Z

Archives:

This is a collection of slides, computer images, related to a talk on the history of Broadmead's pond given to the Broadmead Bird and Nature Study Group on October 29, 2003 by Dr. Lehman Guyton. Included in the collection are also photographs relating to the Tornado of June 9, 1991, the floods of November/December 1993, and 1996, the snow of January 1996, as well as ducks and ducklings, crayfish, trout, waterlilies, and black snakes.

The Collection is divided into two parts:

[https://drive.google.com/file/d/1kCxokVQ3YP0hpxHaZANdeK1fPU5I-1hG/view BRAC0004_01] Photo Album with introduction and aerial photographs

[https://drive.google.com/file/d/1T7ZgytxLjU-Nt3RAhYS4zp45DwwVqAFu/view BRAC0004_02 Photos] with note of appreciation from Richard Compton

Dr. Guyton had a particular interest in the area around the [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1uzuLOViJtP5D0cxoO2zIU2Xp2f8sUKaL/view Springhouse.]

The Lehman Guyton Collection of Images and Aerial Photographs of Broadmead (BRAC0004)

2026-03-23T05:09:49Z

Archives:

This is a collection of slides, computer images, related to a talk on the history of Broadmead's pond given to the Broadmead Bird and Nature Study Group on October 29, 2003 by Dr. Lehman Guyton. Included in the collection are also photographs relating to the Tornado of June 9, 1991, the floods of November/December 1993, and 1996, the snow of January 1996, as well as ducks and ducklings, crayfish, trout, waterlilies, and black snakes.

The Collection is divided into two parts:

[https://drive.google.com/file/d/1kCxokVQ3YP0hpxHaZANdeK1fPU5I-1hG/view BRAC0004_01] Photo Album with introduction and aerial photographs

[https://drive.google.com/file/d/1T7ZgytxLjU-Nt3RAhYS4zp45DwwVqAFu/view BRAC0004_02 Photos]

Dr. Guyton had a particular interest in the area around the [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1uzuLOViJtP5D0cxoO2zIU2Xp2f8sUKaL/view Springhouse.]

The Lehman Guyton Collection of Images and Aerial Photographs of Broadmead (BRAC0004)

2026-03-23T04:44:01Z

Archives:

This is a collection of slides, computer images, related to a talk on the history of Broadmead's pond given to the Broadmead Bird and Nature Study Group on October 29, 2003 by Dr. Lehman Guyton. Included in the collection are also photographs relating to the Tornado of June 9, 1991, the floods of November/December 1993, and 1996, the snow of January 1996, as well as ducks and ducklings, crayfish, trout, waterlilies, and black snakes.

The Collection is divided into two parts:

BRAC0004_01

[https://drive.google.com/file/d/1T7ZgytxLjU-Nt3RAhYS4zp45DwwVqAFu/view BRAC0004_02 Photos]

Dr. Guyton had a particular interest in the area around the [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1uzuLOViJtP5D0cxoO2zIU2Xp2f8sUKaL/view Springhouse.]

Main Page

2026-03-20T17:59:48Z

Archives:

<big>'''Table of Contents of the Broadmead Residents Association (BRA) Archives'''</big>
__NOTOC__

[The Broadmead Residents Association Archives is currently being organized into collections (BRAC0001...) with collection descriptions and inventories being added to this wiki. Progress can be followed by consulting [[Special:AllPages]] or using the search box at the top of this page.]

== '''[https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/e/2PACX-1vQGyf_BO5f6HvMa6WBvk1CS3CtkTCCsVttxphaS7I9oyx4brJCLODptiLgiWMtfeg-AvvO6N2P5d0uk/pubhtml Collections]''' ==

== '''[https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/e/2PACX-1vRuYlPMTj0o8LTZETBe9b8b1tzfq1wm-7XZMfGI6PI68nI_Iv2wJHXOnu-d9T_lt6tFUupKE6pzJ5dj/pubhtml Biography]''' ==

== '''[https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/e/2PACX-1vRuYlPMTj0o8LTZETBe9b8b1tzfq1wm-7XZMfGI6PI68nI_Iv2wJHXOnu-d9T_lt6tFUupKE6pzJ5dj/pubhtml Roster of Broadmead Residents Past and Present (BRAC0068):]''' ==

== Index to the Archives created before July 1, 2025: ==
'''[https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1LQRZmMua8_-4ZeSCXhL6Wv-ILbHLgFw7 Search of the electronic version of the Archives (as of July 1, 2025)]'''

[https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1PhlC9gcuSbGP7gJ7OMMa059sgpZZVE8wS4-Ere0TvS0/edit?gid=912642872#gid=912642872 '''Electronic Collection of Documents from the Archives, to 2025''']

== Publications: ==
<blockquote>'''BRA and Broadmead Inc. Publications:'''

* [https://sites.google.com/view/broadmead-archives/publications/journal The Broadmead Journal of Poetry & Prose]
* [https://archives-broadmead.net/index.php/The_Voice_(BRAC0001) Voice of the Residents]
* [https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1in7eFjQz8ZumjOYePTIRKis79DWb6xPU Writer's Group]
* [https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1-Rs9tKGibDXO-9ymbZz3Xc7CKDrdC0j5sQwJIvavNos/edit?usp=sharing Broadmead Bulletin]

* [https://docs.google.com/document/d/1YI1fg7c8GfBN-8MMzto5sR1zqlRrYcHbbzTRiOuSplM/edit?tab=t.0#heading=h.30j0zll An Early History of Broadmead's Founding]
* [https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1m5jDdFqcqemrDN_pCUcJlGL58lLLU9bhcDTLdPhDLQY/edit?gid=0#gid=0 Planning documents, 1979-2008]
* [https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Qwjsap9KnK0pUad3yY-EGD4NWEmtfVsE3IN-ohCOicQ/edit?tab=t.0 The Broadmead Residents Association's Tenth Anniversary, 1979-1989]
* [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1GnTNIjmiyFwof3Wog_YF7BTQS0F-zzWS/view Broadmead: The First 20 Years]
</blockquote>

Nancy Grant Scrapbook (BRAC0002)

2026-03-19T20:38:54Z

Archives:

'''''[https://drive.google.com/file/d/1CX0vXa2QbZuA8F_0odnfPIgWLFyQsten/view Broadmead Scrapbook]'''''

'''''[https://drive.google.com/file/d/1CX0vXa2QbZuA8F_0odnfPIgWLFyQsten/view A Not Too Serious History]'''''

By Nancy Grant

Nancy Taylor Cox Grant (1927-2000) began her residency at Broadmead in February 1994. According to her profile in the Voice she was Broadmead’s “Head Quaker” in the Administrative Offices, performing an impressive number of tasks, and for whom an adequate job description could never be written.” She was a native Baltimorean, a graduate of Friends School and the University of Maryland. She was first married to Dr. W. F. Cox after whose death she returned to Friends School in the Business Office, and then after the death of her second husband, Judge Joseph C. Grant, went to work for Broadmead in 1978 where she remained until her retirement in 1992. She had a keen interest in the history of Broadmead as evidenced by her scrapbook, and served as a volunteer in the Archives of Friends School. She left this note attached to her scrapbook:<blockquote>''A “Broadmead Scrapbook” was certainly not a top priority item in 1978, 1979, or even 1982 - it was more of an “inspiration” of 1983. And its only purpose is to remind us of the people and progress, the fun and frolics, and the trial and tribulations that we have shared at Broadmead together. This Scrapbook is not a serious history - that is in the Archives, the Voice of the Residents, and the records. This book contains those memories I could not bear to throw away.''</blockquote>Over the years since it was deposited with the uncatalogued records of Broadmead, some of the photographs in the scrapbook were removed for use elsewhere and those that were returned are at the end of the album.

Nancy Grant Scrapbook (BRAC0002)

2026-03-19T20:31:24Z

Archives:

'''''[https://drive.google.com/file/d/1CX0vXa2QbZuA8F_0odnfPIgWLFyQsten/view Broadmead Scrapbook]'''''

'''''[https://drive.google.com/file/d/1CX0vXa2QbZuA8F_0odnfPIgWLFyQsten/view A Not Too Serious History]'''''

By Nancy Grant

Nancy Taylor Cox Grant (1927-2000) began her residency at Broadmead in February 1994. According to her profile in the Voice she was Broadmead’s “Head Quaker” in the Administrative Offices, performing an impressive number of tasks, and for whom an adequate job description could never be written.” She was a native Baltimorean, a graduate of Friends School and the University of Maryland. She was first married to Dr. W. F. Cox after whose death she returned to Friends School in the Business Office, and then after the death of her second husband, Judge Joseph C. Grant, went to work at Broadmead in 1978 where she remained until her retirement in 1992. She had a keen interest in the history of Broadmead as evidenced by her scrapbook, and served as a volunteer in the Archives of Friends School. She left this note attached to her scrapbook:<blockquote>''A “Broadmead Scrapbook” was certainly not a top priority item in 1978, 1979, or even 1982 - it was more of an “inspiration” of 1983. And its only purpose is to remind us of the people and progress, the fun and frolics, and the trial and tribulations that we have shared at Broadmead together. This Scrapbook is not a serious history - that is in the Archives, the Voice of the Residents, and the records. This book contains those memories I could not bear to throw away.''</blockquote>Over the years since it was deposited with the uncatalogued records of Broadmead, some of the photographs in the scrapbook were removed for use elsewhere and those that were returned are at the end of the album.

Cynthia Williams and Wilson T. Ballard Collection (BRAC0089)

2026-03-18T21:08:43Z

Archives:

The Cynthia Williams and Wilson T. Ballard, Jr. Collection is the gift of Cynthia Williams Ballard relating to Huntington Williams, John Tyson, and Wilson T. Ballard, jr., families.

Cynthia Williams and Wilson T. Ballard Collection (BRAC0089)

2026-03-18T21:04:05Z

Archives: Created page with "The Cynthia Williams and Wilson T. Ballard, Jr. Collection is the gift of Cynthia Williams Ballard relating to Huntington Williams, John Tyson, and Wilson T. Ballard, jr., families"

The Cynthia Williams and Wilson T. Ballard, Jr. Collection is the gift of Cynthia Williams Ballard relating to Huntington Williams, John Tyson, and Wilson T. Ballard, jr., families

Jack Shue Collection (BRAC0090)

2026-03-18T21:00:53Z

Archives: Created page with "Virtual image collection given by Jack Shue of the Broadmead Ridge fire of March, 2025."

Virtual image collection given by Jack Shue of the Broadmead Ridge fire of March, 2025.

The Voice (BRAC0001)

2026-03-18T19:01:19Z

Archives:

Broadmead Residents Association Collections: BRAC0001

Index to the ''Voice'' on https://archive.org/details/voice-of-the-residents

'''The ''Voice'''''

From its inception in October 1979 the ''Voice of the Residents'' has been the chronicler of life at Broadmead. It is the principal source of how the resident community at Broadmead views itself and of what engages their interests and attention.

Archives Committee Member Jai Dixon has prepared a complete digital archive of the ''Voice'' and placed it on https://archive.org/details/voice-of-the-residents.

Broadmead Community Center Exhibits & Displays (BRAC0028)

2026-03-12T19:52:22Z

Archives:

From the first years of its existence, the Broadmead Community Center has hosted exhibits of art, photographs, and residents' private collections on its walls and in exhibit cases. This collection features publications, photograph albums, and documents relating to the exhibits. As they are scanned they will be presented here.

* [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1wLQsoKbCW0LCpN_-LI7gItsWaflTXh2l/view?usp=sharing The John Hartell Collection of Paintings presented by the Broadmead Arts Council in 2023]. John Harwell was a noted architect and artist and the father of resident Mari Hartell Quint, who joined the Broadmead community in 2021

Broadmead Community Center Exhibits & Displays (BRAC0028)

2026-03-12T19:06:53Z

Archives: Created page with "From the first years of its existence, the Broadmead Community Center has hosted exhibits of art, photographs, and residents' private collections on its walls and in exhibit cases. This collection features publications, photograph albums, and documents relating to the exhibits. As they are scanned they will be presented here. * The John Hartell Collection of Paintings presented by the Broadmead Arts Council in 2023. John Harwell was a noted architect and artist and..."

From the first years of its existence, the Broadmead Community Center has hosted exhibits of art, photographs, and residents' private collections on its walls and in exhibit cases. This collection features publications, photograph albums, and documents relating to the exhibits. As they are scanned they will be presented here.

* The John Hartell Collection of Paintings presented by the Broadmead Arts Council in 2023. John Harwell was a noted architect and artist and the father of resident Mari Hartell Quint, who joined the Broadmead community in 2021

Main Page

2026-03-06T16:05:48Z

Archives: re-organized and new hyperlinks

<big>'''Table of Contents of the Broadmead Residents Association Archives'''</big>
__NOTOC__

[The Broadmead Residents Association Archives is currently being organized into collections with collection descriptions and inventories being added to this wiki. Progress can be followed by consulting [[Special:AllPages]] or using the search box at the top of this page.]

== '''[https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/e/2PACX-1vQGyf_BO5f6HvMa6WBvk1CS3CtkTCCsVttxphaS7I9oyx4brJCLODptiLgiWMtfeg-AvvO6N2P5d0uk/pubhtml Collections]''' ==

== '''[https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/e/2PACX-1vRuYlPMTj0o8LTZETBe9b8b1tzfq1wm-7XZMfGI6PI68nI_Iv2wJHXOnu-d9T_lt6tFUupKE6pzJ5dj/pubhtml Biography]''' ==

== '''[https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/e/2PACX-1vRuYlPMTj0o8LTZETBe9b8b1tzfq1wm-7XZMfGI6PI68nI_Iv2wJHXOnu-d9T_lt6tFUupKE6pzJ5dj/pubhtml Roster of Broadmead Residents Past and Present (BRAC0068):]''' ==

== Index to the Archives created before July 1, 2025: ==
'''[https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1LQRZmMua8_-4ZeSCXhL6Wv-ILbHLgFw7 Search of the electronic version of the Archives (as of July 1, 2025)]'''

[https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1PhlC9gcuSbGP7gJ7OMMa059sgpZZVE8wS4-Ere0TvS0/edit?gid=912642872#gid=912642872 '''Electronic Collection of Documents from the Archives, to 2025''']

== Publications: ==
<blockquote>'''BRA and Broadmead Inc. Publications:'''

* [https://sites.google.com/view/broadmead-archives/publications/journal The Broadmead Journal of Poetry & Prose]
* [https://archives-broadmead.net/index.php/The_Voice_(BRAC0001) Voice of the Residents]
* [https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1in7eFjQz8ZumjOYePTIRKis79DWb6xPU Writer's Group]
* [https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1-Rs9tKGibDXO-9ymbZz3Xc7CKDrdC0j5sQwJIvavNos/edit?usp=sharing Broadmead Bulletin]

* [https://docs.google.com/document/d/1YI1fg7c8GfBN-8MMzto5sR1zqlRrYcHbbzTRiOuSplM/edit?tab=t.0#heading=h.30j0zll An Early History of Broadmead's Founding]
* [https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1m5jDdFqcqemrDN_pCUcJlGL58lLLU9bhcDTLdPhDLQY/edit?gid=0#gid=0 Planning documents, 1979-2008]
* [https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Qwjsap9KnK0pUad3yY-EGD4NWEmtfVsE3IN-ohCOicQ/edit?tab=t.0 The Broadmead Residents Association's Tenth Anniversary, 1979-1989]
* [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1GnTNIjmiyFwof3Wog_YF7BTQS0F-zzWS/view Broadmead: The First 20 Years]
</blockquote>

Main Page

2026-03-06T16:03:05Z

Archives:

<big>'''Table of Contents of the Broadmead Residents Association Archives'''</big>
__NOTOC__

[The Broadmead Residents Association Archives is currently being organized into collections with collection descriptions and inventories being added to this wiki. Progress can be followed by consulting [[Special:AllPages]] or using the search box at the top of this page.]

== '''[https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/e/2PACX-1vQGyf_BO5f6HvMa6WBvk1CS3CtkTCCsVttxphaS7I9oyx4brJCLODptiLgiWMtfeg-AvvO6N2P5d0uk/pubhtml Collections]''' ==

== '''[https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/e/2PACX-1vRuYlPMTj0o8LTZETBe9b8b1tzfq1wm-7XZMfGI6PI68nI_Iv2wJHXOnu-d9T_lt6tFUupKE6pzJ5dj/pubhtml Biography]''' ==

== '''[https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/e/2PACX-1vRuYlPMTj0o8LTZETBe9b8b1tzfq1wm-7XZMfGI6PI68nI_Iv2wJHXOnu-d9T_lt6tFUupKE6pzJ5dj/pubhtml Roster of Broadmead Residents Past and Present (BRAC0068):]''' ==

== Index to the Archives created before July 1, 2025: ==
* [https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1LQRZmMua8_-4ZeSCXhL6Wv-ILbHLgFw7 '''Search of the electronic version of the Archives (as of July 1, 2025)''']

* [https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1PhlC9gcuSbGP7gJ7OMMa059sgpZZVE8wS4-Ere0TvS0/edit?gid=912642872#gid=912642872 '''Electronic Collection of Documents from the Archives, to 2025''']

== Publications: ==
<blockquote>'''BRA and Broadmead Inc. Publications:'''

* [https://sites.google.com/view/broadmead-archives/publications/journal The Broadmead Journal of Poetry & Prose]
* [https://archives-broadmead.net/index.php/The_Voice_(BRAC0001) Voice of the Residents]
* [https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1in7eFjQz8ZumjOYePTIRKis79DWb6xPU Writer's Group]
* [https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1-Rs9tKGibDXO-9ymbZz3Xc7CKDrdC0j5sQwJIvavNos/edit?usp=sharing Broadmead Bulletin]

* [https://docs.google.com/document/d/1YI1fg7c8GfBN-8MMzto5sR1zqlRrYcHbbzTRiOuSplM/edit?tab=t.0#heading=h.30j0zll An Early History of Broadmead's Founding]
* [https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1m5jDdFqcqemrDN_pCUcJlGL58lLLU9bhcDTLdPhDLQY/edit?gid=0#gid=0 Planning documents, 1979-2008]
* [https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Qwjsap9KnK0pUad3yY-EGD4NWEmtfVsE3IN-ohCOicQ/edit?tab=t.0 The Broadmead Residents Association's Tenth Anniversary, 1979-1989]
* [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1GnTNIjmiyFwof3Wog_YF7BTQS0F-zzWS/view Broadmead: The First 20 Years]
</blockquote>

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Archives:

<big>'''Table of Contents of the Broadmead Residents Association Archives'''</big>
__NOTOC__

[The Broadmead Residents Association Archives is currently being organized into collections with collection descriptions and inventories being added to this wiki. Progress can be followed by consulting [[Special:AllPages]] or using the search box at the top of this page.]

== '''[https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/e/2PACX-1vQGyf_BO5f6HvMa6WBvk1CS3CtkTCCsVttxphaS7I9oyx4brJCLODptiLgiWMtfeg-AvvO6N2P5d0uk/pubhtml Collections]''' ==

== '''[https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/e/2PACX-1vRuYlPMTj0o8LTZETBe9b8b1tzfq1wm-7XZMfGI6PI68nI_Iv2wJHXOnu-d9T_lt6tFUupKE6pzJ5dj/pubhtml Biography]''' ==

== '''[https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/e/2PACX-1vRuYlPMTj0o8LTZETBe9b8b1tzfq1wm-7XZMfGI6PI68nI_Iv2wJHXOnu-d9T_lt6tFUupKE6pzJ5dj/pubhtml Roster of Broadmead Residents Past and Present (BRAC0068):]''' ==

== Index to the Archives created before July 1, 2025: ==
** [https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1LQRZmMua8_-4ZeSCXhL6Wv-ILbHLgFw7 '''Search of the electronic version of the Archives (as of July 1, 2025)''']

** [https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1PhlC9gcuSbGP7gJ7OMMa059sgpZZVE8wS4-Ere0TvS0/edit?gid=912642872#gid=912642872 '''Electronic Collection of Documents from the Archives, to 2025''']

== Publications: ==
<blockquote>'''BRA and Broadmead Inc. Publications:'''

* [https://sites.google.com/view/broadmead-archives/publications/journal The Broadmead Journal of Poetry & Prose]
* [https://archives-broadmead.net/index.php/The_Voice_(BRAC0001) Voice of the Residents]
* [https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1in7eFjQz8ZumjOYePTIRKis79DWb6xPU Writer's Group]
* [https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1-Rs9tKGibDXO-9ymbZz3Xc7CKDrdC0j5sQwJIvavNos/edit?usp=sharing Broadmead Bulletin]

* [https://docs.google.com/document/d/1YI1fg7c8GfBN-8MMzto5sR1zqlRrYcHbbzTRiOuSplM/edit?tab=t.0#heading=h.30j0zll An Early History of Broadmead's Founding]
* [https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1m5jDdFqcqemrDN_pCUcJlGL58lLLU9bhcDTLdPhDLQY/edit?gid=0#gid=0 Planning documents, 1979-2008]
* [https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Qwjsap9KnK0pUad3yY-EGD4NWEmtfVsE3IN-ohCOicQ/edit?tab=t.0 The Broadmead Residents Association's Tenth Anniversary, 1979-1989]
* [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1GnTNIjmiyFwof3Wog_YF7BTQS0F-zzWS/view Broadmead: The First 20 Years]
</blockquote>

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Archives:

<big>'''Table of Contents of the Broadmead Residents Association Archives'''</big>
__NOTOC__

[The Broadmead Residents Association Archives is currently being organized into collections with collection descriptions and inventories being added to this wiki. Progress can be followed by consulting [[Special:AllPages]] or using the search box at the top of this page.]

== '''[https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/e/2PACX-1vQGyf_BO5f6HvMa6WBvk1CS3CtkTCCsVttxphaS7I9oyx4brJCLODptiLgiWMtfeg-AvvO6N2P5d0uk/pubhtml Collections]''' ==

== '''[https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/e/2PACX-1vRuYlPMTj0o8LTZETBe9b8b1tzfq1wm-7XZMfGI6PI68nI_Iv2wJHXOnu-d9T_lt6tFUupKE6pzJ5dj/pubhtml Biography]''' ==

== '''[https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/e/2PACX-1vRuYlPMTj0o8LTZETBe9b8b1tzfq1wm-7XZMfGI6PI68nI_Iv2wJHXOnu-d9T_lt6tFUupKE6pzJ5dj/pubhtml Roster of Broadmead Residents Past and Present (BRAC0068):]''' ==

== Index to the Archives created before July 1, 2025: ==
* * [https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1LQRZmMua8_-4ZeSCXhL6Wv-ILbHLgFw7 '''Search of the electronic version of the Archives (as of July 1, 2025)''']

* * [https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1PhlC9gcuSbGP7gJ7OMMa059sgpZZVE8wS4-Ere0TvS0/edit?gid=912642872#gid=912642872 '''Electronic Collection of Documents from the Archives, to 2025''']

== Publications: ==
<blockquote>'''BRA and Broadmead Inc. Publications:'''

* [https://sites.google.com/view/broadmead-archives/publications/journal The Broadmead Journal of Poetry & Prose]
* [https://archives-broadmead.net/index.php/The_Voice_(BRAC0001) Voice of the Residents]
* [https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1in7eFjQz8ZumjOYePTIRKis79DWb6xPU Writer's Group]
* [https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1-Rs9tKGibDXO-9ymbZz3Xc7CKDrdC0j5sQwJIvavNos/edit?usp=sharing Broadmead Bulletin]

* [https://docs.google.com/document/d/1YI1fg7c8GfBN-8MMzto5sR1zqlRrYcHbbzTRiOuSplM/edit?tab=t.0#heading=h.30j0zll An Early History of Broadmead's Founding]
* [https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1m5jDdFqcqemrDN_pCUcJlGL58lLLU9bhcDTLdPhDLQY/edit?gid=0#gid=0 Planning documents, 1979-2008]
* [https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Qwjsap9KnK0pUad3yY-EGD4NWEmtfVsE3IN-ohCOicQ/edit?tab=t.0 The Broadmead Residents Association's Tenth Anniversary, 1979-1989]
* [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1GnTNIjmiyFwof3Wog_YF7BTQS0F-zzWS/view Broadmead: The First 20 Years]
</blockquote>

Main Page

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Archives:

<big>'''Table of Contents of the Broadmead Residents Association Archives'''</big>
__NOTOC__

[The Broadmead Residents Association Archives is currently being organized into collections with collection descriptions and inventories being added to this wiki. Progress can be followed by consulting [[Special:AllPages]] or using the search box at the top of this page.]

== '''[https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/e/2PACX-1vQGyf_BO5f6HvMa6WBvk1CS3CtkTCCsVttxphaS7I9oyx4brJCLODptiLgiWMtfeg-AvvO6N2P5d0uk/pubhtml Collections]''' ==

== '''[https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/e/2PACX-1vRuYlPMTj0o8LTZETBe9b8b1tzfq1wm-7XZMfGI6PI68nI_Iv2wJHXOnu-d9T_lt6tFUupKE6pzJ5dj/pubhtml Biography]''' ==

== '''[https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/e/2PACX-1vRuYlPMTj0o8LTZETBe9b8b1tzfq1wm-7XZMfGI6PI68nI_Iv2wJHXOnu-d9T_lt6tFUupKE6pzJ5dj/pubhtml Roster of Broadmead Residents Past and Present (BRAC0068):]''' ==

== Index to the Archives created before July 1, 2025: ==
* [https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1LQRZmMua8_-4ZeSCXhL6Wv-ILbHLgFw7 '''Search of the electronic version of the Archives (as of July 1, 2025)''']

* [https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1PhlC9gcuSbGP7gJ7OMMa059sgpZZVE8wS4-Ere0TvS0/edit?gid=912642872#gid=912642872 '''Electronic Collection of Documents from the Archives, to 2025''']

== Publications: ==
<blockquote>'''BRA and Broadmead Inc. Publications:'''

* [https://sites.google.com/view/broadmead-archives/publications/journal The Broadmead Journal of Poetry & Prose]
* [https://archives-broadmead.net/index.php/The_Voice_(BRAC0001) Voice of the Residents]
* [https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1in7eFjQz8ZumjOYePTIRKis79DWb6xPU Writer's Group]
* [https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1-Rs9tKGibDXO-9ymbZz3Xc7CKDrdC0j5sQwJIvavNos/edit?usp=sharing Broadmead Bulletin]

* [https://docs.google.com/document/d/1YI1fg7c8GfBN-8MMzto5sR1zqlRrYcHbbzTRiOuSplM/edit?tab=t.0#heading=h.30j0zll An Early History of Broadmead's Founding]
* [https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1m5jDdFqcqemrDN_pCUcJlGL58lLLU9bhcDTLdPhDLQY/edit?gid=0#gid=0 Planning documents, 1979-2008]
* [https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Qwjsap9KnK0pUad3yY-EGD4NWEmtfVsE3IN-ohCOicQ/edit?tab=t.0 The Broadmead Residents Association's Tenth Anniversary, 1979-1989]
* [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1GnTNIjmiyFwof3Wog_YF7BTQS0F-zzWS/view Broadmead: The First 20 Years]
</blockquote>