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Largest Historic Buildings groups

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I love Museums and Culture Events

7,510 Members | New York,
Photo of I love Museums and Culture EventsOrganized by Jay
2

L.A. and Beyond Architecture and Art Tours

5,700 Lovers of good art and design | Los Angeles,
Photo of L.A. and Beyond Architecture and Art ToursOrganized by Eleanor Schrader
3

Queen City Culture Vultures

4,081 Members | Charlotte,
Photo of Queen City Culture VulturesOrganized by Hannah
5

Historic Cities, Churches, and Cemeteries

2,499 Tourists | Madison,
Photo of Historic Cities, Churches, and CemeteriesOrganized by Mark Huntsman
6

Seattle History Field Trips

2,452 Members | Seattle,
Photo of Seattle History Field TripsOrganized by Pat Dolan
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Fun Without Flakes

Photo of Fun Without FlakesOrganized by Melissa
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Hands On History

2,271 hands-on historians | Chesterfield,
Photo of Hands On HistoryOrganized by Susan
9

Indie Tom's "Hidden Backroad's Adventures" !

2,129 Members | Oakland,
Photo of Indie Tom's  "Hidden Backroad's Adventures" !Organized by Koma Nahoa (Tom Bold)
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History Buffs Book Discussion and Activity Group

2,083 History buffs | Alexandria,
Photo of History Buffs Book Discussion and Activity GroupOrganized by Colin MacDonald
Marie Antoinette’s hamlet at Versailles.  It was a real farm but its purpose was to get away from the court.
Just got an email from lincolncottage.org about a virtual scholar talk by a Patent Office expert this Thursday July 20th. The topic?  President Lincoln’s patent — a method of lifting vessels over shoals.  Quite coincidental given tonight’s discussion