Michigan Street Preservation Corp

THE MICHIGAN STREET PRESERVATION CORPORATION HAS LAUNCHED A CAMPAIGN TO REDEVELOP AND RESTORE THE HISTORIC NEIGHBORHOOD AROUND THE NASH HOUSE, WHICH INCLUDES THE MICHIGAN STREET BAPTIST CHURCH (BUILT IN 1845), THE SITE OF THE FORMER LITTLE HARLEM SUPPER CLUB, THE COLORED MUSICIANS CLUB, AND THE NUMEROUS DWELLINGS THAT MADE UP THE ONCE THRIVING COMMUNITY.

Great Cranberry Historical Society

The Cranberry House is owned and operated by the GCI Historical Society.

NEW YORK GENEALOGICAL AND BIOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY

Founded in 1869, the New York Genealogical and Biographical Society (NYG&B) is New York's largest - and oldest - genealogical organization.

Rye Historical Society

Situated in the heart of downtown Rye, NY, the historic Square House Museum presents a diverse array of captivating experiences.

Northwest Suburban Genealogy Society

Northwest Suburban Genealogy Society Come join the adventure of discovery Menu Join one of our exciting SIG groups.

Libertyville Historical Society

Open Sundays 2-4pm, June through August First two weekends in December.

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Paul Emery Chapter-Michigan Society Sons of the American Revolution

Welcome to the Michigan Society of the Sons of the American Revolution The Michigan Society of the Sons of the American Revolution MISSAR was established on January 18 1890 bringing together individuals from various Michigan communities including Adrian Detroit Flint Owosso and Romulus.

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Midland Genealogical Society

Midland Genealogical Society Upcoming Programs Program March 19 2025 7pm Zoom presentation with a watch party at Grace A Dow Memorial Library Orchard Room Germans to Americas Midwest 18481900 Presented by Scott Norrick Please register here Program Registration Membership Posted onNovember 3 2021byadmin The Midland Genealogical Society welcomes new members.

HISTORICAL SOCIETY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA

Est. 1883. The mission of the HSSC is to interpret and promote the diverse history of Southern California and the West through education and publications.