Heritage Charities That specialise in History

The preservation of items of military historical importance to the Sussex Yeomanry

The advancement of education for the public benefit in the heritage and local history of Ramsey and the surrounding areas in such ways as the trustees think fit including by:Raising public awareness of the heritage of the local area and of local heritage sites;Providing learning opportunities for residents and visitors of all ages;Supporting local history research and promotion and publicity

To advance the education and training of the public, in particular but not exclusively by the purchase of works of art, books, prints and articles of historical, archaeological or literary interest for the Guildhall Library.

Hold Historical based lectures from Oct to April and summer outings to places of interest.

To preserve the collection of medals, records, archives, memoirs (both written and oral), uniforms and equipment relating to the regiment known as The Queen's Own Royal West Kent Regiment within Maidstone Museum, St Faith's Street, Maidstone, Kent, and in order to assist with enquiries about and research into the regiment's history, and to educate the public thereon.

Provision and management of the Worcestershire Yeomanry Museum. Primarily concerned with the preservation of items and historical records relating to the Worcestershire Hussars (Yeomanry) for educational purposes.

The objects of the charity are to restore, preserve, repair, maintain, improve, beautify and reconstruct St Peter's Cretingham as a building of historical importance or architectural value together with its contents for the people of the county of Suffolk

To advance the education of the public in the operational/engineering aspects of the Panavia Tornado aircraft and its place in UK aviation history through the provision of a museum for its display and to exhibit documents, items, artefacts and other materials related to the Tornado; and to preserve and protect the Panavia Tornado aircraft for the benefit of the public

Local Historical Soc

The Friends of St Nicholas' Church, Beedon assists in the restoration and maintenance of the fabric, the fitments and the grounds of our village church, and promotes interest in the history and architecture of the building, dating from 1220. This is done by fund-raising and by providing voluntary labour.

The EFHA guides, assists and informs those who want to learn how best to research their family history, whether members or non-members. Talks, visits, (usually in Lancashire or nearby), the website, social media, a quarterly bulletin and the services of a dedicated researcher all play their part.

The short to medium term aim of the Trust is:- to restore and maintain the WW1 regimental badges carved into Sutton Down, Wiltshire.- to investigate the history of the WW1 camps in Sutton Mandeville- to raise awareness and to educate the public of the parish's history during this period

income received from historical investments. Grants given out to those in need who live in the parish of checkley, tean and hollington.

Red House Yorkshire Heritage Trust aims to advance the education of the public in all aspects of the history and heritage of the Grade II* listed Red House Yorkshire site such as events and activities and to promote the preservation of the Red House Yorkshire site for the benefit of the public by fundraising, archiving and restoration work and by the promotion of volunteering opportunities.

To support the religious and other charitable activities of the parish of St Mary's, Little Crosby, Merseyside and to support the upkeep and repair of the fabric and contents of the church buildings. To enhance and promote the social activities of the village of Little Crosby and generally to stimulate public interest in the history and buildings of the parish and the locality.

To advance education for the public benefit in the local history and family history, in particular but not exclusively of Stock and Buttsbury parishes, Essex by providing lectures, meetings, forums and facilities for cataloguing, recording and storing information and small artifacts and providing educational resources for local schools.

For the benefit of the public, to help and support the Parochial Church Council in the maintenance, preservation, repair, improvement and adornment of All Saints Church, Bakewell, Derbyshire, and its churchyard, its activities, its ornaments, fittings, fabric and furnishings and the promotion of public interest in its history and work.

The Swadhinata Trust's objects are to advance the education of the public generally, and of young people of Bengali origin in particular, including but not limited to Bengali secular culture, history and traditions.

The charities main activity is the support and management of a website to advance the education for the public benefit in early music, particularily in the music and history of town bands or Waits.The charity also organises and supports workshops, festivals and performance of early music relevant to Waits bands

The Maerdy Archive exists to promote the collecting of material i.e. photographs, written material and some artifacts on the past and present of the town of Maerdy, Rhondda. We have to date numerous photographs of the village and of the people who lived there in the past. All our collection is open to anybody who seeks information on the history of Maerdy.

To stimulate interest in the appearance of Littlehampton, ensure preservation of architechtural and historic features, encourage participation in local planning, promote interest in conservation policies, protect and improve amenities. By monthly meetings, checking weekly planning lists, representation at local enquiries, reporting on council meetings, publishing a newsletter on local issues.

Museum of models and bygone tools and machinery. working model iron age village . working model of permacultre and forest gardens. All used to bring model making and history to the many visiting school groups and the general public.

The advancement of public education in the United Kingdom in Armenia and its people, history, literature, language, institutions, folklore and its intellectual artistic and musical heritage.Relief of those in need, sickness or distress in Armenia through the provision of humanitarian assistance and the advancement of education in Armenia

Global Challenge helps communities engage youth, adults, and organizations to contribute to community development initiatives. We support and guide communities as they examine their history and resources, create a community vision and plan, and implement and sustain projects. General charitable purposes.

A public history project to record share and celebrate women's stories from East London's history