Heritage Charities That specialise in History

To advance the education of the public in the history and heritage of Houghton Regis, through the collection, preservation and making available to the public of material and artefacts of historic significance by the establishment and maintenance of an archive and collection for the preservation of such material and artefacts and by the production of literature, films and recordings.

To improve, preserve and beautify for the benefit of the public, the fabric of the Church of St. Gregory and St. Martin at Wye, which is of historical importance as a grade 1 listed building, its churchyard, monuments, fittings, furniture, stained glass and ornaments.

To arrange activities in Ilkley (West Yorks) which stimulate public interest in all aspects of history and archaeology

To provide an independant social meeting place for all age groups of Pickworth. User group activities/clubs include: IT/Computing, History, Gardening, Bingo, Informal & Formal Presentations/Talks, Keep fit, Yoga, Coffee mornings, Pantomine, Drama, Parties, Craft Fair, Bring & Buy, Private Functions.

The charity exists to preserve and make available items of memorabilia and other artefacts connected to the history of Plymouth Argyle through collection, storage, exhibition and displays.

Education ConferenceEducation Publication - Welsh Historian

For the public benefit, the preservation of sites or buildings of historical, architectural and religious importance, in particular - but not exclusively - in India and Pakistan, as the trustees may from time to time decide.

Meetings for members during the year, these include interesting talks on various subjects ie local area history, film slides of early Sleaford and social get together for all members. Where possible we also undertake renovation projects around the town and or partner with Town Council/Local Authority on wider issues, which are then communicated to the community particularly our local schools.

To promote investigation and collate information on the Wealden Iron Industry and related activities for the benefit of the public by:publication and historical/archaeological research

THE CHARITY IS THE EFFECTIVE OWNER OF THE GRADE 2 LISTED 17TH CENTURY SCHOOL WITH THE TRUSTEES ACTIVE IN SAFEGUARDING IT FOR THE FUTURE OF THE VILLAGE BY MONITORING ANY PROPOSALS FOR ALTERATIONS TO THE BUILDING, AND BY MAKING OBSERVATIONS TO THE RELEVANT BODIES. WITH ONLY LIMITED FUNDS, THE CHARITY MAKES OCCASIONAL DONATIONS TO THE SCHOOL FOR SPECIFIC PROJECTS.

The advancement of education with regard to the history of Roman Catholics by means of meetings, lectures, publications and visits and all other lawful means.

The education of the public in general and more specifically the residents of and visitors to the County of North Yorkshire, particularly the area known as the Yorkshire Dales in the subjects of archaeology, history, geology and the natural environment in order to promote a better understanding and management of that local heritage.

Holds meetings each month for members with a lecture. Also group meetings where members follow interests such as French, German, circle dancing, poetry, literature, local history, music, walking and reading Shakespeare and social events.

To improve, protect and preserve Stanmer village, Brighton, and its environs for the benefit of the public, including Stanmer church and the local rural history museum;To campaign; to educate public opinion; to make representations at public enquiries in support of the above objectives;

These are provided each year in the Annual Report submitted with the Charity's Accounts .

Our aim is to preserve and restore Cannock Chase and educate members and visitors about its rich history and diverse landscape.

1. To advance the education of the public in the history and traditions of the Clan2. To restore and maintain for the public benefit religious buildings of any Christian denomination connected with the above.To further the foregoing objects: To collect, maintain and preserve documents, books, pictures and photographs recording or relating to the history and traditions of the clan.

EDUCATING THE PUBLIC IN THE DEVELOPMENT HISTORY AND PRACTISE OF HUNTING IN LEICESTERSHIRE AND THE UK GENERALLY BY ESTABLISHING AND MAINTAINING FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE PUBLIC AT LARGE A MUSEUM OF HUNTING IN MELTON MOWBRAY OR ELSEWHERE IN THE COUNTY OF LEICESTERSHIRE.

HERE North East champions the cultural contributions, historical connections, and innovative networks of communities of colour and faith within the region; it seeks to explore and develop strong links between heritage, wellbeing and their representation through cultural expression. Our ambition is to develop a hybrid, mobile, and physical regional space that combines the strategic priorities.

To advance the education of the public through the preservation and restoration of the Clifton Rocks Railway and its wartime history as a sustainable visitor attraction, which is fully integrated with other visitor attractions, transport systems and the Victorian heritage in the area. Reliant on public donations and monies raised through sale of merchandise at our open days and on private trips.

Education of history,architecture and geography of Shirenewton Monmouthshire and surrounding parishes.To assist in the preservation,protection,development and improvement of features of historical and/or public interest of Shirenewton Monmouthshire and adjoining parishes

To promote and encourage the public study of British family history, genealogy, heraldry and local history with particular reference to Felixstowe and surrounding districts, and to promote the preservation, security and accessibilty of archival material.

Village museum and holder of historical information including photographs, documentation and artefacts.

Our Charity objectives are :-1) The advancement of the education of the public in the Malay culture history and language. 2) The relief of financial hardship by providing individuals in need with temporary financial assistance in the form of donation.We regularly organize social gatherings and visits to elderly and members with illness, providing help and support to members who are in need.

to recruit members and organise events of cultural and historical interest to support and promote the Parish Church of St. Mary the Virgin, Ware, Hertfordshire, as a building of historical and architectural importance and as a centre for community and cultural activities; and to raise funds to maintain, preserve and repair the fabric and fittings of the church.