The Doña Ana Historical Society was formed to preserve the Fort Selden adobe ruins. Its goals are to encourage in every way possible a greater appreciation of New Mexico history, especially that of Doña Ana County.
Does not appear to be affiliated with a specific historical site.
The mission of the Frackville Area Historical Society is to collect, preserve, and maintain items relating to the history of the area, including artifacts, physical structures, and the stories of the community and its people; and to promote an appreciation and sense of pride in local history.
Does not currently appear to be affiliated with any specific historical site.
The Agency operates over 60 historic sites and memorials. The Agency also administers the Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum.
The agency offers conferences and educational programs.
Umbrella organization, operating 60+ historical sites.
The Society's Museum presents displays, dioramas, and collections that preserve the flavor and excitement of Boone County History. Visitors can view items relating to the Kate Shelley, coal mining, military history, and natural history.
The museum offers exhibits.
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May operate a museum, but website does not provide specifics.
The Society is currently in the process of crafting the best use of its "new" properties—the former Bethlehem Lutheran Church and Parsonage at 100 & 102 E. Third Street in Merrill. The Society is refurbishing the church into a Heritage Center, also creating space for exhibits and interaction with the community of Merrill.
Does not yet appear to operate any museums or historical sites.
Website provides no specific information about the museum's offerings.
Commonly referred to as Castle Hill, this park is one of the most historically significant sites in Alaska. Tlingit natives originally inhabited this area and built a strategic fortification at this site. Between 1804—1867, Russians occupied this site. In 1867, on top of Castle Hill, Alaska was officially transferred from Russia to the United States. Today, Castle Hill is a state historic site and also designated as a National Historic Landmark. A fully-accessible walkway leads visitors to the top of the hill and provides views of downtown Sitka and the waterfront. Interpretive panels provide opportunities to learn more about the history of this site.
Website does not indicate whether any interpretative services are present at the site, beyond signage.
Website contains very few specifics about society; appears to have no historical site associations.