L. Goulet exhibits and preserves the Museum's collection of 8000 objects. She joined the Museum in 2019 because she is passionate about public and scholarly access to museum collections. Her research investigates history through the material and visual cultures of art and science.
L. previously worked at the Climate Museum and the Richard Avedon Foundation. She holds a BA in Honours Visual Arts from Brock University and a MA in Museum Studies from New York University. In her free time, L. is an avid home cook and cyclist.

Melissa Lauer oversees the Museum's education and public programs, visitor services, and indispensable volunteers. She cares deeply about the stories that people, places, and objects hold, and this passion underlies her experience in an array of arts and education nonprofits including the Iowa Youth Writing Project, Living History Farms, and Save Ellis Island. She holds BAs in Studio Art and English & Creative Writing from the University of Iowa and an MFA in Creative Nonfiction from New York University. She also pursues her personal fascinations with abandoned buildings, knitting, urban wildlife, and nonfiction writing. Her mission to connect people to the human side of history is an ongoing dedication. 

Eric Sussman maintains the infrastructure of the Museum and the five-building complex that it occupies. While he dabbles in poetry and worked for a time as a journalist, his greatest pleasure is fixing and building things; from fine carpentry and found object art, to apartment and home renovation. He holds a BA in American Literature and Creative Writing from the University of Massachusetts and a MA in Journalism from New York University. Eric is fascinated by early settler craftsmanship and tools and is thrilled to apply his repair and construction skills to the Museum in an effort to enhance the visitor experience.

Shelby Carr is dedicated to providing a superior membership experience to the members of SRNY. As a member of 16 lineage societies and a certified genealogist, Shelby is passionate about SRNY’s mission and supporting others in their journey to honor their Patriot Ancestors.

Shelby graduated from the University of Colorado with her MA in American History with a minor in Public History and a certificate in Historic Preservation. Before joining the SRNY staff, Shelby worked as an intern for History Colorado in their school programs, communications, marketing, and archival departments. She also interned writing speeches for a former Colorado Governor, assisted with museum operations at the Byers-Evans House Museum, researched historic homes for Discover Denver, and freelanced writing articles for the Colorado Encyclopedia. Currently, in addition to her work for SRNY, Shelby is an American History PhD student at Temple University.

Sophia Hall is responsible for multiple aspects of fundraising, such as managing gifts, grants, and museum membership, and helps to facilitate special events. She is passionate about the role of fundraising in keeping Fraunces Tavern Museum’s collections and programming open and accessible. Sophia holds a BA in History and Anthropology from SUNY Cortland and a MA in Museum Studies from SUNY Oneonta’s Cooperstown Graduate Program. She has loved history since she was child, having visited her first Civil War battlefield before she was one, and appreciates finding ways to connect donor’s own interests to the Museum. In her spare time, she enjoys exploring new museums and trying out a variety of crafts.