This list consists of people who have been involved in varying stages of the Hyde Park Visual History Project. Each of them is a dedicated member of the community, being actively engaged in making the Hyde Park a better place to live.

Greg Callahan

Director of the Hyde Park Free Library

Barbara and Herb Sweet

A great couple that works very hard to support efforts in Hyde Park

Pompey Delafield

Hyde Park Town Supervisor

Paul and Dot Chenevert

Owners of Green Oak Florist and Organizer of the Hyde Park Farmer's Market

Pasty Costello

Director of the Hyde Park Historical Society

Steven Mann

Director of the Dutchess County Historical Society

Benjamin Krevolin

Director of the Dutchess County Arts Council

Phillippa Ewing

Organizer of Historic Hyde Park

Tony Marquez

Professor, writer, and husband of the late Hyde Park Historian, Margaret Marquez

Ralph Arlyck

Filmmaker

Susan Schryver

Hyde Park resident

Anne Jordan

Director of the Staatsburg Library

Chris Prsylopski

Program Director, The Hudson River Valley Institute

Margery Groten

Long Dock Project Director, Scenic Hudson

Carl Grieco

Hyde Park artist

Christine Crawford-Oppenheimer

Archivist and Librarian at the Culinary Institute of America

Helen Murry

Hyde Park Resident and Hyde Park Historical Society Museum Organizer

Richard Wert

Principal at Netherwood Elementary

Paul Scatenato

Arts Administrator at FDR High School

David Woolner

Senior Vice President, Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt Institute

Ed Trowbridge

Past Staatsburg Resident

Carney Rhinevault

Hyde Park Resident and Historian

Dana Gavin

Arts Writer for the Hudson Valley News

Kathleen DiSimone

Local writer

Jeff Armstrong

Director fo the Hudson Valley Railroad Association

Matt Renda

Past writer for the Hyde Park Townsman