From their webpage: "The Rushlight Club, founded in 1932 for the study and preservation of
LIGHTING, is one of the oldest organizations dedicated to a single
aspect of material culture.
The collecting and researching interests of members range from the
earliest primitive
lighting devices through lighting by gas and electricity." http://www.rushlight.org/
We attended an Aladdin lamp convention a few years ago. There was a representative from the Rushlight Club there. He lived in Washington D.C. in an historic home that had working gas lights.
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