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Links to people and organizations that support the cause of preservation and sustainability.

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1 10000 Friends of Pennsylvania
10,000 Friends is an alliance of organizations and individuals committed to enhancing the quality of life for all Pennsylvanians by promoting policies and actions that will revitalize and sustain the social and economic well-being of Pennsylvania's diverse urban, suburban, and rural communities, foster responsible land use, and conserve natural, heritage, and fiscal resources. 		355
2 American Sign Museum
The Museum is organized for the purpose of preserving, archiving and displaying a historical collection of signs in their many types and forms. It will also document and survey the products and equipment utilized in the design and manufacture of signs, and offer biographical information of the people who made and comprise the industry. 		310
3 Congress for New Urbanism
New Urbanism makes shared space the organizing element of a community. Architecture physically defines streets as places of shared use. Care for the public realm adds character, builds value, promotes security, and helps residents feel proud of their community. Plazas, squares, sidewalks, cafes, and porches provide rich settings for interaction and public life. 		208
4 Public Voice for Public Space
SCRUB's mission is to promote healthy, vibrant and beautiful public spaces throughout all of Philadelphia by using advocacy, public awareness and education, community mobilization and legal action. 		221
5 Jenkintown Station
Tour our walkable little borough and live vicariously through its ups, downs, joys, and frustrations. 		192
6 onlynDetoit
This website is dedicated to the city of Detroit, and all things unique to it. Detroit has undoubtedly evolved into one of the most unique places in the world. The Motor City was once the 4th largest city by population in the United States. During the early 20th century Detroit was known as "the Paris of the Midwest" because of its French ancestry and architecture. The auto industry was at its peak. Muscle cars and the Motown sound enveloped American culture. Detroit was a thriving destination city, rich in history and culture. 		143
7 America's Byways
Site devoted to traveling America's scenic byways. 		109

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