The Historical Society of the Town of Clarence

PRESERVE & PROMOTE THE HISTORY OF THE TOWN OF CLARENCE NY The Clarence Historical Museum All buildings on the Museum Campus are owned by the Town of ClarenceSignage funded through Erie County Legislator Christopher Greene The Historical Society of Clarence has no relationship with the Town of Clarence Historic Preservation Commission.

• Family Services

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Tenney Family Association

Welcome to the Official Tenney Family Association.

Photographic Historical Society of New England Inc

Founded in 1973, the Society seeks to preserve and promote the heritage of photography, as well as the use of classic cameras and processes, through publications, monthly presentations, trade shows, outreach to the photographic educational community, and the Web.

• Remedial Reading, Reading Encouragement

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Bloomfield Youth Assistance

Community-based organization providing preventative programs and counseling services to Bloomfield Hills youth and families since 1967.

Walpole Historical Society

The preservation and interpretation of the history of the Town of Walpole Walpole Historical Society Open Saturdays Noon 4pm 2024 Saturday presentations at the Museum The Museum is open by appointment.

• Other Art, Culture, Humanities Organizations/Services N.E.C.

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Heritage Hill Association Inc

Providing neighbors a way of collectively building a healthy, historically preserved community in which people can live and work in a stable environment.

• Historical Societies and Related Activities

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Living History Society of Minnesota Inc

The Living History Society of Minnesota RECREATING CIVILIAN LIFESTYLES OF THE MID19TH CENTURY.

Lewis County Historical Society

The Lewis County Historical Museum protects and preserves the history of Lewis County, Washington through public education and conservation of countless artifacts unique to Lewis County.

Elmore County Historical Society Inc

Our History In 1970 the Alabama Historical Commission in an effort to encourage smaller communities throughout the state to collect record and preserve their local histories instituted statewide organizational meetings of interested citizens.