Directory of Society and Culture Resources

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• Captain John Smith Four Hundred Project

  http://www.johnsmith400.org/
  Project to build a ship and retrace Captain John Smith's 1608 voyage on the Chesapeake. History, museum tour, the shallop and the search for a crew.

• Chestertown, Quaintest Town in America

  http://donnawhicher.wordpress.com/
  Personal blog of local issues.

• Humane Society of Kent County

  http://www.kenthumane.org/
  Pet adoption information including photographs and descriptions of available animals. Pet cremation information.

• Starr Center for the Study of the American Experience

  http://starrcenter.washcoll.edu/
  The Center is exploring the early republic, the rise of democracy, and the manifold ways in which the founding era continues to shape American culture. Includes museum information, staff, student opportunities, events and programs.

• The Shared Earth Foundation

  http://www.sharedearth.org/
  Fund organizations that promote protection and restoration of habitat for the broadest possible biodiversity. Includes grant application form and previous recipients.

• Thomas Matthew Leonard

  http://www.tomleonardonline.com/
  Memorial site for this local resident.

• Wikipedia: Chestertown, Maryland

  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chestertown,_Maryland
  Free encyclopedia with history, honors and accolades, trivia, geography and demographics.

• Women In Need (WIN)

  http://win-foundation.org/
  Non-profit organization offering emotional and financial support to women needing assistance. Includes organization founders, financial information, and programs.

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