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New citizens extends thanks for naturalization event
Property Spotlight
Ximenez-Fatio House Museum awarded $173,544 grant
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Project SpotlightEvent Preserves Memories, Stories of Veterans in Midwest City
There’s hope to help veterans and future generations all by hearing their stories.
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Property Spotlight‘Dinah’ Memorial Unveiled in Philadelphia
Stenton, a colonial-era house museum in Logan, unveiled a new memorial to the Black woman known for outwitting the British during the Revolutionary War and saving the mansion from destruction.
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History SpotlightSulgrave Manor Celebrates 200 Years of Peace
Sulgrave Manor celebrates 200 years of peace between the United States and Great Britain in 2014.
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Property SpotlightHermann-Grima + Gallier Historic Houses Wins Bronze Medal
Hermann-Grima + Gallier Historic Houses’ book, Luxury, Inequity & Yellow Fever, was awarded a 2015 bronze medal by the Independent Publisher Book Awards for best regional non-fiction, South.
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Property SpotlightWebb-Deane-Stevens Museum in the New York Times
Congratulations to the Webb-Deane-Stevens Museum in Connecticut on the excellent coverage in The New York Times!
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Property SpotlightCalifornia’s Octagon House in Historic Home Tour
NSCDA-CA property and headquarters, the Octagon House, was recently highlighted as a must-visit on a published tour of historic home sin the Bay Area. Congrats!
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History SpotlightNSCDA Instrumental in Establishing Flag Day
Did you know that the NSCDA played a major role in building momentum to establish Flag Day as a nationally recognized day of remembrance?
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Project SpotlightThe NSCDA Supports Funding for NEA, NEH and IMLS
“As one of the oldest historic preservation organizations in America, whose mission is to inspire all people to understand and honor the origins of our nation, we stand in support of continued funding for the IMLS, NEH, and NEA.
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Property SpotlightAnother Successful Savannah Antiques Weekend
Since 2017, the Savannah Antiques and Architecture Weekend has provided the National Society of The Colonial Dames of America in the State of Georgia (NSCDA-GA) with a fun way to educate the public and raise funds for the maintenance of the Andrew Low House Museum.