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The Frederick Area Historical Society (FAHS) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to celebrating and preserving the heritage of the Frederick, South Dakota community. Established in 2006, FAHS actively engages the public by facilitating the relocation and restoration of historical buildings, including the Senn School and the Fylpaa building, which are pivotal to the town's history. With a mission that encompasses the collection of artifacts and community involvement, FAHS invites individuals to support their efforts through membership, donations, and volunteer work. Their ongoing projects aim to create a vibrant historical museum that serves as a resource for education and community connection. Generated from the website

Ellendale Public Library is a community institution that provides access to a wide range of books, periodicals, and digital resources for residents of Ellendale, North Dakota. With a focus on promoting literacy and lifelong learning, the library offers a quiet space for reading, research, and community events. Generated from their business information

The Leola Public Library, established with community support as early as 1901, has evolved significantly over the years, transitioning from a collection of donated books to a well-equipped facility offering a diverse range of resources. Located in its current building since December 1978, the library provides access to books, magazines, videos, audiobooks, and high-speed internet, ensuring that the community's informational needs are met. Managed by Head Librarian Pam Walz and Librarian Eileen Schock, the library is dedicated to enhancing its collection with new titles and bestsellers regularly added. The library's Board of Members, comprising local residents, actively supports its mission to serve as a vital cultural and educational hub for the Leola community. Generated from the website