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SMJ is committed to preserving the house as a means of hands-on storytelling that keeps our community’s history alive.  \nSituated on the south slope of Skinner Butte, the house has long been referred to as the “Castle on the Hill” because of its panoramic views of Eugene and the surrounding hills. Owned by the City of Eugene, the house is operated as a museum by thenon-profit Shelton McMurphey Johnson Associates (SMJ) .  \nhistorically themed summer camp, a “Victorian Family Holiday celebration, student internships, a research facility, guest speakers, musical events, and more. The house is also offered for rental to community groups and for weddings and other family events.  \nHowever, with the relatively small rooms and no large common space, the house has distinct limitations as to the number, kinds, and capacity of events that could provide financial support for SMJ. We’ve had to turn down many rental requests over the years.  \nWe invite you to join us in remedying this problem by supporting the construction of a 5,400 square foot Garden Terrace accommodating 250 people.  \nNext to the SMJ House, the ideally suited venue over-looks the downtown and is near the new  \nWith an educational mission, provides tours for school and community groups,  \ninnovative curriculum, an  \nSMJ riverfront development. It will provide an  \nimportant source of sustainable  \nTogether, we can insure the future of our community’s treasured link to the past.  \nfunding for SMJ as it welcomes  \nthe community to this jewel in the heart of Eugene.  \nA Valuable Community Resource  \nThe ability to host larger events and rentalsat the museum expands our economic impact on our community. Studies by The Arts & Economic Prosperity (AEP)® show that 67% of all U.S. leisure travelers participate in cultural or heritage activities such as visiting museums. These travelers spend 60% more on average than other leisure travelers. In fact, more people visited an art museum, science center, historic house or site, zoo, or aquarium in 2018 than attended a professional sporting event.  \nWe already welcome an average of 3,800 guests annually. We’re a locally important destination that community members showoff to their visitors: 60% of our guests come from outside of Lane County, helping to drive the tourist economy, which brings in $62 million dollars in direct spending to our area.  \nPROJECTED EVENT INCOME:  \n 10 events at 50 each  \n500 guests (350 nonresident)  \nEconomic Impact: $17,204  \n 10 events at 100 each  \n1,000 guests (600 nonresident) Economic impact: $31,782  \n 10 events at 150 each  \n1,500 guests (900 nonresident) Economic impact: $47,673  \nOn average, 60% of SMJ guests are from out of the area. This represents both rentals and internal events. Nonresident attendees spent an average of 164% more per person than local attendees ($42 .29 vs. $16 .02) as a result of their attendance to cultural events. Numbers do not include ticket sales but represent additional spending such as restaurant meals, child care, and transportation spending.  \nThe New Garden Terrace will provide:  \nAdditional income from event rentals  \nAn increase in SMJ fundraising events and income  \nGreater outdoor access for SMJ camps and other youth programs  \nMore collaboration with community groups, and increased cultural offerings  \nSMJ Garden Terrace: Financial sustainability/extending use  \nAs large as the mansion is, the relatively small rooms and no large common space limits the events that could provide financial support for SMJ. We hope that you will join us in","cbCaihYSGlv3m5hY","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaihYSGlv3m5hY","pdf",12693291,"English","# Case for Support\n## Venue and historical background\n## Financial challenge and proposed Garden Terrace\n## Projected event income and economic impact\n## Benefits to SMJ and the community\n## Total build cost and donation call","[{\"question\":\"Why does SMJ propose building the Garden Terrace?\",\"answer\":\"Existing small rooms and lack of a large common space limit the number and capacity of events that can generate financial support. 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