Belmont Historical Society Inc

Preserve and interpret heritage of Belmont, MA Belmont Historical Society Belmont Massachusetts History Belmont Historical Society Weve Moved.

The Stockbridge Bowl Association

THE PRESERVATION OF STOCKBRIDGE BOWL.

• Historical Societies and Related Activities

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BRIDGTON HISTORICAL SOCIETY

Locations: Firehouse Museum 5 Gibbs Ave Bridgton, Maine 04009 Narramissic Historical Farm 46 Narramissic Road (Off of Ingalls Road) Bridgton, Maine 04009 Use: Peabody-Fitch Woods Parking for GPS, Waze and other location softwares Bridgton Historical Society encourages an appreciation and understanding of the events, customs, and traditions of the Bridgton community by collecting and preserving significant historical material and making it available through programs, publications, and exhibitions.

Whitney Barns Group

The Whitney Barns were built in 1901, by William C Whitney, and threatened with demolition in 2015.

Mossy Creek Heritage Incorporated

Welcome to The Lodge at Old City Hall TAKING RESERVATIONS NOW A Historic Gem and Modern Retreat Nestled in the heart of the city The Lodge at Old City Hall is a unique establishment that combines historic charm with modern luxury.

• Animal Related Activities N.E.C.

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Birdhaven Ranch Inc

Up and coming- currently offering Firewood as we clear the forest and worms for fishing, as well as BirdHaven Ranch Home Services Shop Book Online Blog About Handwoven and crafted items Loyal Farm Hands More Welcome.

• Roman Catholic

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Rebuilt Parish Inc

MAKING DISCIPLES BY HELPING PARISHES MAKE DISCIPLES.

UNION MILLS HOMESTEAD FOUNDATION

Preserving and sharing authentic stories of determination and innovation of the Shriver family at the Union Mills Homestead and Grist Mill in Carroll County, MD Preserving and operating the historic Union Mills Homestead of Maryland's Shriver family.

CHESTNUT STREET MEETING HOUSE AND CEMETERY ASSOCIA

CSMHCA CSMHCA Welcome Let the Work of the Fathers Stand Welcome to the Chestnut Street Meeting House one of New Englands bestpreserved 18th century meeting houses.