The New York Folklore Society is focused on being the leading resource for showcasing and disseminating research and information regarding folk art and folklore throughout the state.

The society offers exhibits of folk art, guided tours of sites of interest throughout the state, and a variety of special events. The website offers an events calendar, a "what is folklore" section, and information about programs and services offered by the society.

Seems more a professional and umbrella organization than oriented towards K–12-applicable education.

Lafayette Square is St. Louis's oldest historic district and was declared a National Historic District in 1979. The neighborhood surrounds a 30-acre Victorian park that is the oldest park west of the Mississippi River. The park serves as the hub for 375 Victorian homes of French Second Empire, Romanesque, Italianate, Queen Anne, and Federal designs. The Lafayette Square Restoration Committee has worked to restore over 90 percent of these homes to their original states.

The Committee sponsors several activities and programs throughout the year, including house and garden tours as well as a free concert series. The website offers historical information regarding the neighborhood, an events calendar, library access, and several photo galleries of the neighborhood.

Neighborhood preservation organization, not oriented to education.

Friends of Pioneer Cemetery was organized in 1985 to promote maintenance and restoration efforts within Salem’s historic Odd Fellows Rural Cemetery. Friends of Pioneer Cemetery also hosts periodic educational events for adults and children alike throughout the year.

The website offers a general history of the cemetery along with a small photo gallery, and an events calendar.

Seems to be more oriented towards preservation than school-age education.

Historic Pittsburgh is an online collection of local historical resources, including materials held by the University of Pittsburgh's University Library System, the Library & Archives at the Heinz History Center, the Carnegie Museum of Art, Chatham College Archives, Pittsburgh History & Landmarks Foundation, and the Point Park University Archives.

The website offers databases of maps, images, and census records. The website also offers library access to the above-mentioned libraries, general historical information, and a page for teachers detailing suggested classroom applications of the website. To contact the site via email, use the webpage: http://www.library.pitt.edu/services/aska.html.

The Delaware and Lehigh National Heritage Corridor consists of five Pennsylvania counties which are filled with heritage and outdoor activities.

The Corridor has many activities suitable for schoolchildren as well as adults interested in history, from outdoor activities such as hiking and fishing to historical sites such as canals and bridges. The website offers visitor information, basic historical information, a picture gallery that provides a virtual tour of the corridor, and online interactive activities for schoolchildren.

Seems more an umbrella site than oriented to specific historic sites.

The Salem Online History Project is provided by the Salem Public Library, and offers citizens, teachers, and students an impressive collection of primary and secondary resources concerned with the history of Salem, Oregon.

The project is only online, having no physical location, but offers historic photographs of Salem, as well as historical information about commerce, culture, education, natural history, people, places, and transportation in Salem.

Online resource only.

The Louisiana Historical Society is the oldest such society in the state of Louisiana, having been founded in 1836. The society continues to this day to do its best to preserve and disseminate the history of Louisiana.

The organization sponsors a monthly lecture on a specific topic in Louisiana history, holds symposia on important historical topics, and provides periodic guided overnight tours to historic sites in Louisiana. The website offers information regarding upcoming events, lectures, and tours, as well as a history of the society and links to other Louisiana historical websites.

Does not appear to be affiliated with any specific historic site or educational resources.

The Saratoga Springs Preservation Foundation works throughout Saratoga Springs, New York, in order to preserve historic structures and educated local citizens on the history of the town. The foundation offers plaques and commendations for the preservation of historic structures, and works with local citizens to aid in preservation.

The foundation offers walking tours, a historic district guide with information about the historic structures in the district. The website offers historical information, visitor information, online newsletters, and professional resources.

Preservation organization, not associated with a specific historical site or interpretive services.

Not associated with a specific historic site.

The Society's museum offers an extensive rock and petrified wood exhibit, donated by the museum's founders, William and Etta Schluenz. Also in the museum is an array of trinkets and gadgets collected and donated by Waterville's citizens and the two-headed calf, which lived for 10 days after birth.

The museum offers exhibits.

Cannot find a website.