Twilight at Conner Prairie

Berkley W. Duck, III serves on the Board of Directors for Conner Prairie Museum, Inc. and as Chairman of the Board for Conner Prairie Foundation, Inc. He also served as Chairman of the Board and President of Save the Prairie, Inc., a non-profit corporation organized to secure the independence of Conner Prairie from Earlham College.

Preface
Acknowledgments
Introduction
Chapter 1. The Development of Conner Prairie
Chapter 2. The Development of Earlham's Endowment Management Policies
Chapter 3. The Origins of the Governance Dispute
Chapter 4. The Governance Discussions Shift to Autonomy for the Museum
Chapter 5. The Governance Discussions Become Confrontational
Chapter 6. The Mediation Effort
Chapter 7. The Negotiations with Earlham's Lawyers
Chapter 8. The Sun Goes Down over Conner Prairie
Chapter 9. Retreat and Reorganization
Chapter 10. The Issues Take Shape
Chapter 11. Waiting and Thinking
Chapter 12. The Attorney General Rolls Out His Strategy
Chapter 13. The Hamilton County Lawsuit
Chapter 14. Positioning the Dispute for Resolution
Chapter 15. Sunrise
Chapter 16. The Organization of New Conner Prairie
Chapter 17. Assessments
Epilogue
Appendix A. Operative Terms of the Lilly Gifts
Appendix B. Draft of Amicus Curiae Brief Prepared by Save the Prairie, Inc.
Index