Martin House Learning Center Inc

Experience the harmony of nature and architecture in a living work of art.

Bangor Historical Society

The Bangor Historical Society preserves, protects and shares the rich history of the Penobscot Valley and its people.

Long Hill Township Historical Society Inc

Preserving Long Hill history, Together.

• Cultural/Ethnic Awareness

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The Wallace House and Old Dutch Parsonage Association Inc

Washington's Rev War HQ (Wallace House) Dec 1778-June 1779 & Old Dutch Parsonage- home to Rev Hardenbergh, a Queen's College's (Rutgers) founder & 1st President The Wallace House and Old Dutch Parsonage Association Dedicated Supporters of Two National and State Historic Treasures The Wallace House and Old Dutch Parsonage Association The Sites The Wallace House became a museum in 1897 thanks to The Revolutionary Memorial Society a group of New Jersey citizens led by New Jersey Supreme Court Justice Bergen.

• Housing Development, Construction, Management

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Proprietary House Association

Built in 1762-64 by the East Jersey Proprietors, Proprietary House is the only official royal govern To preserve, restore and interpret as a historic site and museum the Proprietary House (a NJ State-owned property) which was built in 1762-64 and served as colonial New Jersey's royal governor's mansion.

Van Harlingen Historical Society of Montgomery Inc

The Van Harlingen Historical Society was founded in 1965 to help preserve the heritage of the Montgomery Township area and to interpret the area’s history through educational programs, publications, and exhibits.

• Historical Societies and Related Activities

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New Jersey Postal History Society Inc

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Mount Tabor Historical Society

This active community organization preserves, celebrates, and promotes the history of this former Methodist Camp Meeting.

Friends of Howe House Society

Preserving the home of James Howe and the local legacy of the African American Community in Montclair Education and historic preservation Friends of the Howe House The Friends of the Howe House is a nonprofit organization committed to preserving the historic house of James Howe a formerly enslaved man who was freed in 1817.