Swannanoa Valley Historical & Preservation Association Inc
The Swannanoa Valley Museum preserves and interprets the social culture and natural history of the Swannanoa Valley the pathway to Western North Carolina by developing dynamic programing and engaging exhibitions for the education and enrichment of the community its children and future generations.
Black Mtn, NC Founded 1989 Revenue $137,489
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The record
- EIN
- 561624503
- Founded
- 1989
- Annual revenue
- $137,489
- Headquarters
- Black Mtn, NC
- Website
- www.swannanaovalleymuseum.org
- Focus
- Wildlife Biodiversity
- State
- North Carolina
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- The Environmental Quality Institute4 miles away
- Wild South15 miles away
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- Carolina Climbers Coalition15 miles away
- Asheville GreenWorks15 miles away
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