Charles and Ray Eames House Preservation Foundation Inc

A post-war Case Study House designed, built, and called home by Charles and Ray Eames in 1949.

• Visual Arts Organizations

• 1982.

Architalx

PROGRESSIVE DESIGN, PROVOCATIVE DIALOGUE.

Tompkins Center Historical Society

Museum PROMOTE TOMPKINS TOWNSHIP HISTORY Tompkins Center Historical Society HOME ABOUT US Tompkins Voices VIRTUAL EXPERIENCE EVENTS TRAILS GET INVOLVEDDONATE PHOTOS CONTACT More Explore History WELCOME We are an organization composed of citizens and friends of Tompkins Township who want to preserve the history of our small farmingcommunity.

• Historical Societies and Related Activities

• 1984.

Association of Public Historians of New York State

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• Botanical Gardens, Arboreta and Botanical Organizations

• 1985.

Rhody Ridge Foundation

Dedicated for the preservation, maintenance and protection of Rhody Ridge Arboretum.

• Art Museums

• 1986.

Sherwin Miller Museum of Jewish Art Inc

Preserving and promoting Jewish heritage, culture, history and community through art and education.

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• 1987.

Price Public Community Center

HISTORICAL BUILDING SITE USED FOR COMMUNITY ACTIVI Price Public Community Center Swift MuseumSERVING the Community PRESERVING the Legacy of Black Education Since the early 2000s Price Public Community Center and Swift Museum has provided a welcoming space where the community could gather while preserving the rich legacy of Black education in Rogersville TN.

VISIONARY HOME BUILDERS OF

Building housing for people that occupy your heart your family.

HELLERTOWN HISTORICAL SOCIETY

Hellertown Historical Society Hellertown Historical Society Gift Shop 6108381770 Dedicated to preserving the history and heritage of Hellertown and its people History of Hellertown Educational Programs Educational Programs Discover our vibrant history with interactive field trips and engaging public tours crafted by retired teachers and dedicated Hellertown Historical Society volunteers.