Fitzwilliam Historical Society Inc

Fitzwilliam Historical Society is dedicated to strengthening community and connections by exploring, preserving, and sharing our town's heritage.

• Community Foundations

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Montgomery County Foundation

Our Mission To develop, receive, administer and manage, under community control, funds received from public and private sources and distribute them for charitable purposes, primarily to meet local needs.

• Football Clubs/Leagues

• 435.

RAVENS ROOST 115

We get together in our community to raise money for local charities in the Westminster, MD area such as supporting our local Veterans Association, the local Rape Crisis Center, Adopt a Family, Toys for Tots, Carroll County Food Sunday and Carroll Hospice Dove House.

• Libraries, Library Science

• 436.

Blossburg Memorial Library

THE MISSION OF THE BLOSSBURG MEMORIAL LIBRARY IS TO PROVIDE A FREE LIBRARY SERVICE TO AND FOR THE GENERAL PUBLIC.

• History Museums

• 437.

Milton Renaissance Foundation

To preserve and communicate the Historical Narrative of the town of Milton, NC, established in 1796, through display, archival and preservation of artifacts, and through educational and cultural programming.

• Historical Societies and Related Activities

• 438.

Campbell Cultural Heritage House

CAMPBELL CULTURAL HERITAGE HOUSE Thank you for visiting the Campbell Cultural Heritage House.

Rappahannock Choral Society Inc

The Rappahannock Choral Society, Inc. under the direction of Bob Burnett, draws its members from Spotsylvania, Stafford, Orange, King George, and Louisa Counties, as well as the City of Fredericksburg.

HERITAGE MUSEUM OF MONTGOMERY

Home About Quilt Raffle Upcoming Programs Oral History Interview Program Scholarships Get Involved More Heritage Museum ofMontgomery County Promoting the rich historical and cultural heritage of Montgomery County Current Temporary Exhibits Stop by and see our current temporary exhibits.

THE ALEXANDRIA ASSOCIATION INC

Celebrating Our 92nd Anniversary WELCOME On a warm August evening in 1932 the Alexandria Association was founded by 37 concerned citizens committed to the preservation of their historically important and architecturally distinguished community.