Falmouth Historical Society

Falmouth Historical Society & Museum on a beautiful 2 acre campus featuring two 18th-century houses, a 19th century barn, and Cultural Center.

• Military/Veterans' Organizations

• 5735.

American Legion Post 712

THE AMERICAN LEGION IS A VETERANS ORGANIZATION COMMITTED TO MENTORING AND SPONSORSHIP OF YOUTH PROGRAMS IN THE LOCAL COMMUNITY, ADVOCATING PATRIOTISM AND HONOR, PROMOTING A STRONG NATIONAL SECURITY, AND CONTINUED DEVOTION TO OUR FELLOW SERVICEMEMBERS AND VETERANS.

• Historical Societies and Related Activities

• 5736.

Frostproof Historical Society Inc

8636357865 FROSTPROOF HISTORICAL MUSEUM FROSTPROOF HISTORICAL MUSEUM 8636357865 Signed in as fillergodaddy.

• Boy Scouts

• 5737.

Daniel Boone Council, Boy Scouts of America

Boy Scouts of America - Delivering a first class Scouting experience to the youth and families of Western North Carolina.

• Parks and Playgrounds

• 5738.

Randolph County Recreation Board 4-H Clubs & Affiliated 4-H Organiz

TO MAINTAIN A CONFERENCE FACILITY AND OVERNIGHT CAMP/RETREAT VENUE AVAILABLE FOR RENT TO COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS AND BUSINESSES.

Mineral County Historical Society Inc

Mineral County Museum and Historical Society Please visit our Ongoing Projects page to see some narrative and pictures from the September 7th tour up Cedar Creek and the Gildersleeve mine.

• Museums & Museum Activities

• 5740.

Dawsonville History Museum Inc

THE DAWSONVILLE HISTORY MUSEUM, INC. PROVIDES THE NORTH GEORGIA AREA WITH A MUSEUM THAT ALLOWS FOR THE PRESERVATION OF GEORGIA RACING HISTORY AND MEMORABILIA.

• Primary/Elementary School

• 5741.

Northwest Christian Schools Inc

Northwest Christian Schools, Inc. Preparing Minds.

• Scholarships, Student Financial Aid, Awards

• 5742.

ENGINEERS CLUB OF MEMPHIS

Engineers39 Club of Memphis HOME LEADERSHIP PROGRAM APPLICATION SPONSORS JOB BOARD PROGRAM ARCHIVES CONSTITUTION HISTORY File Share Members More Welcome toThe Engineers39 Club of Memphis About the Engineers39 Club of Memphis ORIGIN The Engineers39 Club of Memphis organized on May 8 1914 is a nonsectarian nonpolitical and nonprofit society whose objectives and purposes are to promote the educational and professional improvement of its members to advance the field of engineering in its several branches to make available to the general public technical and scientific information and knowledge and generally to aid in the solution of public questions involving engineering and scientific problems.