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The GTV Almrausch is proud of its German tradition. As a
result, we have discovered many web pages that celebrate our
heritage. Below you will find links to our favorites. If
you know of other web pages that we should link to, please let us
know at webmeister@gtvalmrausch.org.
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The Cannstatter Volksfest Verein is our host club. Founded in 1873, the Cannstatter Club is one of the oldest and largest German/American cultural organizations in Philadelphia. |
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The Steuben Day Observation Association of Philadelphia and Vicinity is a non-profit organization dedicated to preserving German-American Ethnic Heritage and Pride. It was founded in 1968, to commemorate and honor the accomplishments and contributions of General Friedrich Wilhelm von Steuben who trained the Continental Army in Valley Forge and aided the American Colonies to win the Revolutionary War. |
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The Gauverband Nordamerika Inc. is an organization founded in 1965 for the purpose of promoting Bavarian and Tirolean folk dancing, costumes, customs and culture; and establishing mutual fellowship. |
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The Delaware Saengerbund, a German-American singing society founded in March 1853, became an important social club for newly arriving German immigrants. Although choral music is still important to the DSB, our activities now encourage the study and use of the German language, culture, traditions and customs. We share the traditional sociability among the German community at large and seek to foster a better understanding of the contributions made by German immigrants to the American way of life. |
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The J. T. Orchestra is a band that has provided German-American music and entertainment for over 30 years |
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The Philadelphia German Brass Band has been playing continuously for over 70 years. Founded in 1935 by Fritz Sauter, the group has performed extensively on the East Coast from Connecticut to Virginia in such cities as Greenwich, New York, Trenton, Princeton, Allentown, Philadelphia, Atlantic City, Wilmington, Baltimore, Salisbury, Frederick and Fort Belvoir. In this new millennium, the Philadelphia German Brass Band hopes to continue its efforts toward preserving German folk musical, culture, and expand its performance range even further. |
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GOOD-TIME GERMAN-AMERICAN MUSIC for all occasions for OVER 35 YEARS! |
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We met some of the members of the Volks- und Gebirgstrachtenverein D´Stoarösler Dorfen e.V. at the 2001 Gaufest in New York. |
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Links to other German heritage and cultural websites from around the |