Community — LOWER MANHATTAN HISTORICAL ASSOCIATION

Constituent Organizations

This Society is patriotic, historical, and educational; it hopes to promote fellowship among the descendants of those who sacrificed to achieve American independence, to inspire them and the larger community with reverence for the principles of our government; to foster patriotism; to maintain and guard the institutions of American freedom
www.nycsar.org
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cultureNOW is a comprehensive website for images and history of the American built environment. It holds more than 50,000 images.
cultureNOW's museum without walls uses digital media to tell stories about people and places they have impacted over the years.
www.culturenow.org
themuseumwithoutwalls.org
A nonprofit organization dedicated to expanding the knowledge and appreciation of human cultures from ancient times to the present through an array of student, teacher, and public programs and activities.
Sons of the Revolution in the State of New York, Inc. (“SRNY”) was formed in 1883 by grandchildren of those who, by military or civil service, achieved American Independence during the Revolutionary War. SRNY seeks to perpetuate the memory of those patriots, and is devoted to educating the public about them and the Revolutionary War.
www.sonsoftherevolution.org
SRNY owns and operates Fraunces Tavern® Museum at 54 Pearl Street in lower Manhattan. The Museum seeks to preserve and educate on the history of the American Revolutionary era through the interpretation and preservation of the Museum's collections, landmark buildings (including over 300-year-old Fraunces Tavern) and varied public programs.
www.FrauncesTavernMuseum.org
The Corps (VCASNY) is an American Historic Military Command founded at the end of the American Revolutionary War for the purpose of preventing another British invasion of New York City.
www.vcasny.org