• Museums & Museum Activities

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Fairfield Historical Society

The Fairfield Museum and History Center The Fairfield Museum and History Center inspires civic engagement by celebrating the diverse history of our region and its people.

• History Museums

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OLD COLONY HISTORICAL SOCIETY

The mission of the Old Colony History Museum is twofold:First, to collect, preserve and exhibit the history of the region of southeastern Massachusetts once known as the Old Colony.

Hancock Historical Society

Historical Museum Home Our Board Our History Museum The Collection Research Programs Events Donations Membership Contact Us Donation Membership Page More Our HoursMuseum Open SaturdaysJuly through September100 300 PMOfficeFridays 1000 am NoonMuseum open by chance Our MissionToday the mission of the Society continues to be to collect and preserve valuable manuscripts and artifacts relating to the history of Hancock and its people.

ANTIQUARIAN & LANDMARKS SOCIETY INC

Our statewide network of historic house museums invite you to explore four centuries of CT history.

Dorchester Historical Society

The Dorchester Historical Society was founded in 1843 and incorporated in 1891.

Quincy Historical Society

Local History Museum and Research Library for Quincy, Massachusetts.

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Cambridge Historical Tours Inc

To excite diverse learners about national and loacl history, art, and sicence through educational and engaging walking tours and programs led by professional performers Public Tours Private Tours Partner Tours Pricing About Us Our Team Resources More Cambridge Historical Tours has rebranded.

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Bloomington Historical Society

It is the mission of the Society to collect and preserve the many artifacts, photographic images, memorabilia and life stories of the several ancient cultures and hundreds of generations that have inhabited the Bloomington area in the Minnesota River Valley over thousands of years of history, from the retreat of the glaciers to the settlements of the 1800s-1900s when this Minnesota River bluff top oak-savannah prairie was transformed into a community of 86,000 residents.

The Monroe Historical Society

TO BRING TOGETHER PEOPLE INTERESTED IN THE HISTORY OF THE MONROE, WA AREA.