American Hungarian Library and Historical Society

The New York Preservation Archive Project is a non-profit organization dedicated to documenting, preserving, and celebrating the history of historic preservation in New York City. With a focus on public programs, oral histories, and providing access to information, the Archive Project aims to bring neglected narratives of New York's historic preservation to light. Through their preservation history database, the Archive Project offers a comprehensive resource for researchers interested in the battles, figures, policies, and places that have shaped New York City's preservation history. With a commitment to preserving and sharing these stories, the Archive Project plays a vital role in promoting the continued health and growth of preservation in the city.Generated from the website

Theosophy Hall Library, affiliated with the United Lodge of Theosophists (U.L.T.), is dedicated to spreading the teachings of Theosophy as outlined in the writings of H.P. Blavatsky and William Q. Judge. Established in 1909, U.L.T. operates Lodges worldwide that host free lectures and study classes open to the public. With a focus on studying the original writings of Theosophy, smaller study classes are held regularly in various locations, complemented by TV programs available in select areas. Guided by a brief philosophic declaration, Theosophy Hall Library aims to promote the principles of Theosophy through education and community engagement. Generated from their website's infomation