Find Historical Societies & Historic Preservation Nonprofits and Charities

  kennethvknight wrote:

The history and growth of Fort Lauderdale started at the intersection of the New River and Florida East Coast Railroad. The New... more »

  Writer wrote:

I have been to the Bristow Historical Museum which is operated by the Bristow Historical Society many times. This dedicated group... more »

  dianne wrote:

I walked into the Plymouth Historical Museum to volunteer almost two years ago. They had just lost their volunteer coordinator... more »

  hjsienkie wrote:

A wonderfully intimate organization that directly supports the entire spectrum of the DC arts community - literary, performing,... more »

  ASolomon wrote:

What was it like to be an up and coming Philadelphia businessman 150 years ago? How did you live? How did your family live?... more »

  Lori54 wrote:

As a volunteer with Tall Ships Victoria I am familiar with both Lady Washington & Hawaiian Chieftain. The crews of these two ships... more »

  hbctrader wrote:

I have known Jerry and Elaine Ramsey now going on a dozen years and praise them for their efforts in getting foundation underway... more »

  Liberty B. wrote:

The Historical Society of Kent County is one of the friendliest and most helpful historical societies I have ever worked with.... more »

  CarterGirl218 wrote:

The Cool Water Historic Foundation, Inc. is a 501-C3 non-profit begun for the purpose of procuring, stabilizing, restoring and... more »

  Dimc1952 wrote:

I have toured carriage town and met with several of the staff. I'm very impressed with the classes offered, housing for 60 women... more »