• Historical Societies and Related Activities

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Erie Center for Design and Preservation

Places matter. The built landscape of Erie and northwest Pennsylvania is a tangible expression of our richly layered social cultural and industrial history.

• Historical Societies and Related Activities

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Iron Soup Historical Preservation CO

Preserving an Endangered National Historical Site, a.

• Physical Fitness/Community Recreational Facilities

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Commons Planning

Community Design and Development Home Projects and Publications What We Do Philx27s Adventures in Elderburbia Blog Contact More.

Fuller Center for Housing Inc

Providing a Hand Up The Fuller Center for Housing of Delaware is a beacon of hope transforming communities through the power of partnership and faith.

• Community/Neighborhood Development, Improvement

• 122.

Inspired Communities Inc

Experience the Future of Community Transformation Experience the Future of Community Transformation WelcomeInspired Communities Inc.

• History Museums

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EASTSIDE HERITAGE CENTER

Committed to preserving the past as we build community and connect people with their heritage on the Eastside of Lake Washington.

PRESERVATION PENNSYLVANIA

Preservation Pennsylvania is a statewide voice for historic preservation, helping people protect and preserve the places they love.

• Housing Development, Construction, Management

• 125.

URBAN SOIL TIERRA URBANA

Urban Soil Housing Coop reinventing how we live in the city July 5 2012 by yukidokoroLeave a comment Welcome to UrbanSoil The Urban SoilTierra Urbana USTU housing coop is named after the idea that building soil is one of the most important things you can do to live sustainably and that soil can be built in all sorts of environments including cities.

• Housing Development, Construction, Management

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CLT Interboro CLT Housing Development

Affordability Stability Community A New Modelfor Affordable Homeownershipin NYC Opening a pathway to opportunity for families Today there are few options for lowerincome New Yorkers to own homes shutting off a critical path to building wealth and putting down roots in a neighborhood.