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Mission Statement The Mission of the Committee to Restore the Abyssinian includes but is not limited to the restoration, historic preservation and maintenance of the historic building known as the Abyssinian Meeting House, in the city of Portland, State of Maine; and the preservation and promotion of the cultural heritage of African-Americans in Maine. National Register of Historic Places in the State of Maine
has been reviewed by the Department of the Interior in Washington, D.C. and under the provisions of the Nation Historic Preservation Act of 1966 has been entered upon the National Register of Historic Places on February 3, 2006 Be it further certified that by inclusion in the National Register the above named is recognized as a part of the Historical and Cultural Heritage of the nation and should be preserved as a living part of community life and developed in order to give a sense of orientation to the American People. ![]()
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Our donation form will take you to a secure PayPal page where you can pay with PayPal or with a credit card. A PayPal account is not required. Officers: Download the current brochure about the Abyssinian Meeting House. Building Location: Contact and Donations: ![]() Download and learn about the Google Earth Northeast African American Historic Places Map by clicking on the screenshot above. The NAAHPM features 109 public historic sites and active preservation projects, and includes the location of over 300 individual sites in total, located in all ten of the region's states, from Maine to Delaware. |
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THE ABYSSINIAN RESTORATION PROJECT P.O. Box 11064 Portland, Maine 04104 info@abyme.org |
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