Hancock Historical Society

Historical Museum Home Our Board Our History Museum The Collection Research Programs Events Donations Membership Contact Us Donation Membership Page More Our HoursMuseum Open SaturdaysJuly through September100 300 PMOfficeFridays 1000 am NoonMuseum open by chance Our MissionToday the mission of the Society continues to be to collect and preserve valuable manuscripts and artifacts relating to the history of Hancock and its people.

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Gibson Society Inc

The Gibson House is a historic house museum located in the Back Bay neighborhood of Boston.

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German-American Cultural Society

The GACSRI is an all-volunteer, not-for-profit organization dedicated to preserving the traditions of German heritage and culture while forging new friendships.

The Hicksville Historical Society Inc

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• Single Organization Support

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American Friends of the Jewish Museum Hohenems Inc

We provide financial support to assist the Jewish Museum located in Hohenems, Austria with various exhibitions and projects.

• Youth Development Programs

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Northern Bedrock Historic Preservation Corps

Northern Bedrock engages young adults in performing hands-on historic preservation work throughout Minnesota To develop enduring workforce and life skills through service learning historic preservation and community stewardship.

Madrid Historical Society

The mission of the Madrid Historical Society is to preserve Madrid's history for future generations Educate public about history of coal mines, dolls, mid 20th century farming and local community CSS Tabbed Menus Css3Menu.

Kern County Historical Society

The Kern County Historical Society is a county-wide, nonprofit organization founded in 1931 as an outgrowth of the Society of Kern Pioneers.

• Cultural/Ethnic Awareness

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Free Polish Krakusy Society

Purpose The Krakusy Society was founded to celebrate Polish culture in the NorthEast Ohio region.