Similar organisations to Classic Radio Road Show
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Museums & Museum Activities
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46.
Harry Smith Archives Inc
Official account for the archives of Harry Everett Smith - filmmaker, musicologist, mystic, & one of the least understood figures in postwar American culture The location, preservation, presentation and education of artist Harry Smith and his contemporaries.
2035
New York City
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Recreational, Pleasure, or Social Club
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47.
Waltham Amateur Radio Association
Waltham Amateur Radio Association Established in 1938.
Waltham
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Private Grantmaking Foundations
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48.
Ron Asheton Foundation
TO PROVIDE AID AND SUPPORT FOR THE TWO ITEMS THAT RON ASHETON WAS PASSIONATE ABOUT.
Ann Arbor
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Theater
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New Jersey Theatre Alliance
The New Jersey Theatre Alliance provides programs and services to professional, not-for-profit theatres in New Jersey and the audiences that enjoy them.
6600
Allenhurst
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Historical Societies and Related Activities
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50.
2D New Jersey Brigade Inc
We are a 501(c)(3) non-profit group of volunteers dedicated to commemorating the American Civil War The Second NJ Brigade New Jersey39s Civil War Brigade Welcome We are a 501c3 nonprofit group of volunteers dedicated to commemorating the American Civil War through accurateeducational living history.
112
Newton
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Recreational, Pleasure, or Social Club
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51.
Frederick Amateur Radio Club Inc
Welcome to the Frederick Amateur Radio Club.
Frederick
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Radio
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52.
Classic Book Radio Corporation
Our mission is to promote literacy and cultural education through the broadcast of classic books.
618
Columbus
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Radio
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53.
Madison Mainstream Radio Inc
We are a low power community radio station in west Madison WI putting “Progressive Voices on the Air" The overall goal of Madison Mainstream Radio’s low power station, WIDE-LP, is to provide a community resource that responds to the needs and interests of our listeners.
122
Madison
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Arts Education/Schools
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54.
Wordsville Inc
EDUCATIONAL INSTRUCTION Spoken Interludes was a criticallyacclaimed literary salon where awardwinning bestselling and upcoming writers read their own work each month to audiences of over 300 book lovers.
Tarrytown