On seven acres in the middle of Monroe, Walton County, Georgia is the historic home of Governor Henry Dickerson McDaniel, (1883-1886). Built in 1887, following his service as Governor, the McDaniel-Tichenor House remained in the family for three generations. The McDaniel-Tichenor families significantly contributed to the social and economic growth of Monroe and the state of Georgia. During his tenure as Governor, Georgia Tech was chartered to support economic development in Georgia. His daughter, Emma Brent McDaniel married Edgar Tichenor who became the president of the Walton Cotton Mill Company in Monroe. The Walton Mill was one of the economic mainstays of Monroe and Walton County. In 1978, the house was listed on the National Register of Historic Places by Governor McDaniel’s grandson, Henry Tichenor and his wife, Emily. Today, the property is now owned by the McDaniel-Tichenor House, Inc., a non-profit organization for historic preservation of this landmark in Walton County. It serves to operate as a memorial to the McDaniel and Tichenor families as a benefit for the community through public and private events. We work with many other non-profit organizations during the year to offer community events such as the Easter Egg Hunt, Princess and Diva Camps, Governor’s Holiday Gala and Wine Dinner at the Mansion. As a special event venue, we are the perfect setting for your small or large event. There are many amenities this beautiful treasure offers for your special day or special occasion such as a caterer friendly kitchen, dressing suites, qualified staff on site, vendor referrals and rental packages for your needs. Whether your event is a wedding or baby shower, there are experienced event planners ready to help with your special event details.

We are so thrilled that the founder of Mars candy came to Middle Tennessee in 1930 to build this estate. He employed over 900 people during the Depression building his Manor House, barns, stone walls and maintaining his farm operation. The farm boasts a 20 bedroom Tudor and stone home, the oldest Black Oak in Tennessee, famous curved stone architecture, and the historic race track of Kentucky Derby winner Gallahadion. Celebrate a wedding or anniversary, or schedule a Manor House and farm tour, lunch or event with your group. Give us a call and come spend a day on this great American farm!

The Magic Chef Mansion is a historic landmark in St. Louis, MO. The mansion was originally constructed in 1908 for Charles Stockstrom, the founder of the Quick Meal Stove Company, later renamed Magic Chef. In the fall of 1990, the current owner began the painstaking process to restore it to its turn-of-the-century elegance, including original lighting fixtures and period furnishings. The mansion is only open during scheduled public or private tours. Tickets may be purchased in advance using Eventbrite or at the door the day of the tour. Private group tours of the mansion can be arranged and we also offer holiday-centric tours, guided tours, special event hosting, and much more. We'd like to personally invite you to call any day between Noon and 5:00 PM. Tours are by appointment only. We would like to offer everyone a chance to experience this home.

At Historic Core Dental Care in Downtown Los Angeles, we offer a full range of dental services, from cosmetic enhancements like teeth whitening, Invisalign, and porcelain veneers to restorative solutions such as dental implants, crowns, and dentures.

Contact us at Camarillo, CA. NEW BYZANTIUM is a cultural non profit offering publications and is designed as a historical, cultural, and religious organization.

The Coney Island History Project, founded in 2004, is a not-for-profit organization that aims to increase awareness of Coney Island's legendary and colorful past and to encourage appreciation of the Coney Island neighborhood of today. Our mission is to record, archive and share oral history interviews; provide access to historical artifacts and documentary material through educational exhibits, events and a website; and honor community leaders and amusement pioneers through our Coney Island Hall of Fame. Walking Tours including a private visit to the exhibit center are offered year round. Please visit our online reservation website to see the walking tour schedule and purchase advance tickets online: http://coneyislandhistoryproject.eventbrite.com/