…emorial to the antiquity of man in this corner of the North American continent. From Ice-Age hunters to the Creeks of historic times, there is evidence here of 12,000 years of human habitation.…

Brings together civil sector and military engineers for the advancement of knowledge and capabilities. Meeting details, newsletter, list of post officers, and events calendar.

Describes burning of New London, Battle of Groton Heights, privateers, Conn. historic attractions and calendar, American vs. British version of Battle at Fort Griswold aftermath.

Journal of the Archaeological Institute of America has regular features, articles, book reviews and excavation reports.

Located in Florida, offering personalized simple services. Cremation only, no funeral.

A photograph of the shore of Lighthouse point and the lighthouse as it was in 1898. From the American Memory collection of the Library of Congress.

…50 for the descendants of those Pilgrims who arrived in the American colonies aboard the ship Mayflower in 1620. Offers membership information, resources, photos, and links.…

Includes profiles and photos of rescues from shelters across the United States.

Works of Impressionists and American artists from the 1850s to the 1970s, and a collection of traditional pieces from west and central Africa. Features visitor's information, programs, membership information, volunteer opportunities and educational resources.…

A barbershop group from, St. Joseph Missouri, they sing all forms of a cappella music and have an average member age that is half of many choruses.

Career paths and highlights of five blacks who helped break the color barrier in TV sports broadcasting. Includes Stuart Scott, Fred Hickman, James Brown, Robin Roberts, and Greg Gumbel.…

American veterans tell of their experiences during the war. Collected for the Veterans History Project by the U.S. Library of Congress.

Not-for-profit organization, to provide educational and cultural programs about American Indians, especially the Six Nations of the Iroquois.

A non-profit educational organization for glass collectors, students, researchers and professionals whose interest lies in glass of all kinds, types, ages and national origins.

Specializes in helping North American corporations relocate executives to, from and within the UK and Europe.

A golf course designers in the Middle Atlantic, featuring environmentally sensitive golf course design. Member of the American Society of Golf Course Architects.

Raku pottery with Southwestern Native American influences. Includes a brief history of Raku, description of Raku process, links to other Raku information.

An American toddler spends two fun days in Segovia, with its Roman Aqueduct, Alcazar, gazebo, and statue of Juan Bravo.

Theater chain featuring foreign and American independent films. List of theaters and films being offered.

Model United Nations competition in Chicago. Simulates the Security Council, GA committees, ICJ, UNCHR, and ECOSOC.