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Sloss Furnaces Is A 20th Century Iron Furnace Now Interpreted As A Museum Of The Industrial History Of Birmingham, Alabama. Sloss Furnaces Foundation Works To Foster The Preservation And Development Of The Sloss Furnaces Site Through Educational, Arts, And Research Initiatives.

The Wendell Gilley Museum inspires artistic creativity and engagement with the natural world on Mount Desert Island and Downeast Maine for current and future generations through education, exhibitions, and programs, while honoring the legacy of noted bird carver Wendell Gilley.

Believing that the arts are centrally important to the education of all students, the Aroostook Partners in the Arts seeks to work cooperatively with the local schools to develop, support, and sponsor significant performing arts, visual arts, and humanities experiences for school children and young people in the community.

Mission The Dixfield Historical Society is a non-profit 501-c3 corporation whose purpose is to collect and preserve artifacts and data from Dixfield’s past, protect current historical materials and promote through education the desire for future generations to honor and respect their heritage.

Founded in 1978, Opus 40 is an earthwork sculpture park and arts center dedicated to preserving the integrity of its living artwork, making the artwork available to the public as a museum, performance space, and educational facility, and to enlivening the legendary story of its creation with an on-site museum.

To preserve, promote, educate and make our lighthouses accessible to all. We manage Big Sable Lighthouse and the Ludington North Breakwater Lighthouse located in Ludington,MI, Little Sable Point Lighthouse in Silver Lake and the White River Light Station in Whitehall,MI

TO ENGAGE CHILDREN, THEIR FAMILIES, CAREGIVERS, CLASSROOMS, AND COMMUNITY IN INTERACTIVE EXHIBITS, EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS, CREATIVE PLAY, AND OPPORTUNITIES TO CONNECT WITH OUR COLLECTION OF CULTURAL AND HISTORIC ARTIFACTS. TO BE A WORLD CLASS ATTRACTION TO BENEFIT LOCAL FAMILIES AND TO PROVIDE EXCELLENT EXPERIENCES TO VISITORS FROM OUTSIDE OF DULUTH.

The National WASP WWII Museum is dedicated to honoring the life and legacy of the Women Airforce Service Pilots. Our mission is to educate and inspire all generations with the story of the WASP—the first women to fly America's military aircraft—who forever changed the role of women in aviation.

THE FOUNDATION WILL BUILD PLATFORMS TO PRESERVE THE HISTORY AND ADVANCE THE FUTURE OF THE LIVESTOCK INDUSTRY IN THE SOUTHWEST THROUGH CATTLE RAISERS MUSEUM EXHIBITS, EDUCATION INITIATIVES AND PROGRAMMING; TO PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIP OPPORTUNITIES TO INSPIRE YOUNG PEOPLE TO PURSUE CAREERS IN AGRICULTURE; AND TO CAPTURE ORAL HISTORIES OF THE PEOPLE WHO DEFINE THE INDUSTRY.

The mission of the 16th Regiment, South Carolina Volunteers, Museum of Confederate History, is to protect, preserve and defend the memory, history and heritage of the two hundred fifty thousand (250,000) gallant Confederate soldiers who gave their lives during the War Between the States. In fact the Museum will honor all those who served the cause of the Confederate States of America. Foremost is the duty to provide a true and accurate historical perspective of the War period in an educational manner and to preserve the cultural heritage and artifacts of the South. Central to this mission of education is the development and maintenance of an extensive research library in conjunction with the Museum. This library will be available without cost to the public for genealogical research as well as research on the War and related issues. The Museum Board of Directors welcomes all who search for the TRUTH.

Friends of the Marine Science Center is a registered 501 C (3) non-profit group dedicated to assisting the Marine Science Center in fundraising to further their mission of sea turtle and shorebird rehabilitation, conservation medicine; and marine education. All proceeds from their online, event and gift shop sales goes to further their mission.

The mission of the Museum is to support and promote public interest, awareness, knowledge and education within the visual arts in Southern California. To this end, the Corporation shall, among other things, develop and maintain a collection of original works of art of the highest artistic merit dedicated to preserving the timeless art of storytelling within a uniquely creative museum environment.