Jewish Historical Society of Greater New Haven Inc

Jewish Historical Society of Greater New Haven The Jewish Historical Society of Greater New Haven, a non-profit organization, is dedicated to collecting and preserving historical documents, photographs, and memorabilia of the Jewish community of Greater New Haven.

• Museums & Museum Activities

• 1748.

Peekskill Museum

Museum has authentic Revolutionary War artifacts, examples of Peekskill's cultural & industrial significance from Crayola, Fleischmann's, Wizard of Oz, more.

Doylestown Historical Society N P

"Preserving and celebrating the creative and historic significance of Doylestown and its neighboring communities" Preserving and celebrating the historic significance of Doylestown and its neighboring communities THIS ORGANIZATIONS PRIMARY PURPOSE IS FOR THE PRESERVATION AND REVITALIZATION OF DOYLESTOWN, PA HISTORICAL ARCHITECTURAL AND CULTURAL RESOURCES.

• Single Organization Support

• 1750.

Fine Arts Ceramic Center Inc

Kendall Art Center is dedicated to promoting the work of contemporary artists.

• Science & Technology Research Institutes, Services N.E.C.

• 1751.

Old Pueblo Archaeology Center

Our purpose is to educate the public about the history and cultures of the Tucson Arizona area.

• Art Museums

• 1752.

MUSEUM OF NEON ART

The Museum of Neon Art encourages learning and curiosity through the preservation, collection and interpretation of neon, electric and kinetic art.

• Art Museums

• 1753.

Museo De Las Americas

Museo de las Americas is the premier Latin American art museum in the Rocky Mountain region since 1991.

• Community/Neighborhood Development, Improvement

• 1754.

Street Art Society of Nepa Inc

Street Art Society of NEPA’s mission is to improve the aesthetic, cultural, and investment value of communities in Northeastern Pennsylvania by initiating and coordinating the completion of public artworks within those communities.

CANAL CORRIDOR ASSOCIATION

Canal Corridor Association Coordinating entity for the Illinois Michigan Canal National HeritageArea At a stroke the opening of the Illinois and Michigan Canal in 1848 gave Illinois the key to mastery of the American midcontinent.