Oak Brook Historical Society and Heritage Center

The Graue Mill and Museum, located within the Fullersburg Woods campus in Oak Brook, Illinois, is a historic site listed on the National Register of Historic Places and recognized as an Illinois Historic Mechanical Engineering Landmark. The museum showcases the significance of milling technology from the 1850s to 1860s, illustrating its impact on local culture and economy through hands-on programs and demonstrations. Originally established by Frederick Graue in 1852, the mill served as a vital economic center for the community until modern milling methods rendered it obsolete. Today, the site offers educational programs, summer camps for children, and special events, providing visitors with a glimpse into the past and the history of American milling. Generated from the website

The American Friends of Capodimonte is a 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to fostering awareness and appreciation of the Capodimonte Museum and the Royal Park in Naples, Italy. Through membership, supporters gain access to exclusive museum tours, exhibition openings, and lectures while contributing to the growth of cultural endeavors. In addition to organizing exciting events, the organization offers various donation levels, making contributions fully tax-deductible. Members have the opportunity to engage directly with cultural diplomacy, as demonstrated by their recent trip to Paris, where they met the U.S. Ambassador to France. Generated from the website