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Historic Germantown is a vibrant cultural and historical hub located just minutes from Center City Philadelphia, showcasing a significant part of American history, including a Revolutionary War battle site and the birthplace of the first American protest against slavery. Visitors can explore a variety of attractions, such as museums, art centers, historic houses, and greenspaces that highlight the rich heritage of the Germantown community. The organization fosters community engagement through educational programs, events, and partnerships while preserving the area's historical significance. With numerous attractions and resources dedicated to history, arts, and education, Historic Germantown offers a unique experience for residents and visitors alike. Generated from the website

Incorporated in 1973, the Friends of the Free Library of Philadelphia is an independent, nonprofit organization whose mission is to support the Free Library of Philadelphia. Through affiliate neighborhood volunteer groups, we promote cooperation and communication between the community and the Free Library and advocate for library services for all. Neighborhood Volunteers for Better Libraries increasing the number and capacity of Friends Groups who promote and volunteer at branch libraries Book Corner and The Next Page our used bookstores staffed by a team of paid and volunteer booksellers that offer gently used, publicly donated books, records, and CDs at reduced prices. We feature an eclectic stock emcompassing all genres including fiction, non-fiction, contemporary, classics, out of print, first editions, art, architecture, and crafts. Open Monday thru Saturday from 10: 00 a.m. to 6: 00 p.m. Book Corner 311 N. 20th St. ( at Wood Street ), one block north of the Ben Franklin Parkway, directly behind the Central Library on Logan Square and just five minutes from Routes 95 and 76. 215.567.0527. The Next Page 722 Chestnut St., near Independence Mall, Jefferson Univeristy Hospital, local art galleries, and fabulous restaurants. 215.925.0722. Big Book Sale our annual fundraising public event that features thousands of greatly discounted books, late April/early May Take a look at this short documentary about Friends of the Free Library made by John Snowden, a former Book Corner bookseller. 1901 Vine Street, PA 19103 Philadelphia Ph: 215.567.4562 ; Fax 215.567.1328

The Lancaster Mennonite Conference Historical Society, located in Lancaster, PA, is dedicated to preserving and sharing the rich history and faith values of the Lancaster Mennonite community and its interconnected societies. Through its collections, archives, and programs, the society emphasizes the lived experiences and stories of Mennonites, fostering a deeper understanding of their cultural heritage. In addition to its historical resources, the society provides engaging events, educational opportunities, and unique offerings such as the Biblical Tabernacle Experience and storytelling nights. By inviting community involvement and support, the society aims to celebrate and honor Mennonite traditions while promoting awareness of their contributions to society. Generated from the website