• Environmental Beautification

• 1693.

Charles River Conservancy Inc

The CRC is a nonprofit citizens’ advocacy group dedicated to the renewal and stewardship of the Charles River Parks.

• History Museums

• 1694.

Dorothy Whitfield Historic Society Inc

THE PRESERVATION OF THE HYLAND HOUSE (BUILT IN 1660) AS A MUSEUM WHICH PROVIDES EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMMING FOR THE SCHOOL CHILDREN OF GUILFORD AS WELL AS THE GENERAL PUBLIC.

Historical Society of Haywood Cty

The Haywood County Historical & Genealogical Society, Inc is a non-profit organization dedicated to preserving history and genealogy of Haywood County, North Carolina primarily through educational endeavors.

• Neighborhood/Block Association

• 1696.

Grove Park Sunset Mountain Neighborhood Association

PARK AND TRAFFIC ISLAND MAINTENANCE Welcome to the Grove Park Sunset Mountain Neighborhood Association A neighborhood with a historic past a vibrant present and a bright future.

Cape Blanco Heritage Society Inc

Provide interpretive/educational services: Cape Blanco Lighthouse, Hughes House, PO Lifeboat Station Historical Interpretation materials, uniforms, cleaning, utilities, services for program sites: a.

• History Museums

• 1698.

Williams Boltwood House Trust Inc

Restore / preserve the Williams-Boltwood house and contents.

The American Museum of Lesbian Gay Bisexual & Transgender History & C

The American LGBTQ Museum The American LGBTQ Museum is a new collaboration dedicated to preserving researching and sharing LGBTQ history andculture.

• Historical Societies and Related Activities

• 1700.

EXTREME HISTORY PROJECT

Montana PBS shares diverse stories; connects our citizens; and celebrates the beauty of Montana.

• Historical Societies and Related Activities

• 1701.

HISTORICAL SOCIETY OF THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH

Historical Societyof the Episcopal Church Promoting preservation of the history of the Episcopal and Anglican Church The Historical Society of the Episcopal Church strives to fulfill its three objectives Members are from a variety of backgrounds and include laity and clergy teachers and students researchers and scholars archivists and historians professionals and amateurs anyone with an enthusiasm for church history especially of the Episcopal Church.