Foothills Antique Power Association

Preserve the Past for the Future TO PROMOTE THE PRESERVATION OF ANTIQUATED EARLY TO MID-TWENTIETH CENTURY POWER EQUIPMENT USED IN RURAL AMERICA Foothills Antique Power Association Foothills Antique Power Association Top Link Bar Foothills Antique Power AssociationCatawba CountyNorth CarolinaPhone 828 2568818Email ksigmonsigsnet.

LANCASTER PUBLIC LIBRARY

Lancaster Public Library inspires, empowers, and strengthens our community by connecting people with information, ideas, and enriching experiences.

Railroad Museum of New England, Inc.

Railroad Museum of New England Join us for a ride back in time aboard the Naugatuck Railroad, operated by the RMNE in Thomaston, CT The Railroad Museum of New England is a not-for-profit, all volunteer, educational and historical organization founded to preserve, restore, interpret and tell the story of the region's rich railroad heritage through our educational exhibits and operation of the Naugatuck Railroad.

• Arts Education/Schools

• 1687.

Warrenton Antiquarian Society

To preserve, interpret, and share educational resources related to local artistic, agricultural, community, and family histories.

• History Museums

• 1688.

Stuhr Museum of the Prairie Pioneer

Sharing the collective human experience of community building along the Platte River Valley.

Timberly Trust Inc

Inspiring research, creativity, & learning by connecting the University of South Florida community to relevant and high-quality information.

• Parks and Playgrounds

• 1690.

Ottumwa Park and Recreation Foundation Inc

A nonprofit (501-C3) organization to enhance and beautify Ottumwa’s Parks, and enrich the lives of the people who enjoy them.

• History Museums

• 1691.

The Baltimore Village School Inc

HISTORIC BALTIMORE VILLAGE SCHOOL HISTORIC BALTIMORE VILLAGE SCHOOL HOME HISTORY BOARD OF DIRECTORS IN THE NEWS CONTRIBUTE GALLERY VIDEOS CONTACT HISTORY Image by John Clark The Baltimore Village School located at 575 Baltimore Drive in Cramerton North Carolina was built by Stuart Cramer in the late 1920s for the children of African American men and women who worked in Cramer Mills and Cramers dairy farm and orchards.

THE GALT HISTORICAL SOCIETY

The Rae House was built in 1868 Home Ask the Historian Join GAHS McFarland Ranch Rae House About Us Archives Events Country Store Contact Us More Membership The mission of the Galt Area Historical Society is to preserve protect and maintain the history of the Galt area which includes those places known as Arno Clay Colony Elliott Galt Herald Hicksville Liberty and Thornton.