Heritage Charities That specialise in History

The objects of NHSN CIO are the encouragement by every means of the study of natural history in all its branches and the conservation of the natural environment in north east England including its geology, flora and fauna

Compiling an archive relating to Barrow in Cheshire; researching and investigating significant events in the history of Barrow and publishing reports, accounts and commentaries on the same; holding or supporting the holding of public exhibitions and displays, talks, presentations and other events about the history of Barrow; making grants to support the local history of Barrow.

The charity will commission academic research and publish, or procure the publication of, the useful results of that research. The charity aims to facilitate excellence in research amongst invited scholars, and to generate a collectiveproject which deepens public understanding of the history of Ukraine and its people.

The objects of the CIO are to promote the history, preservation, maintenance, renovation, and repair of the Tiverton Town Leat and associated structures from its origin at Norwood Common, through the village of Chettiscombe, into and through the town of Tiverton, in Mid-Devon, for the benefit of local people and the general public.

MOSAF educate the public in the subject of history, in particular with regard to Deptford (in London) and its role in the transatlantic economy of enslavement and in abolitionism. MOSAF's trained volunteers provide walking tours of Deptford. MOSAF creates other educational resources for the public, including institutions such as schools and churches, in order to support their activities.

The purpose of the MarcoPolo700 Foundation is to promote inclusive access to education and digital technologies for Art and Cultural conservation. The Foundation organises events and exhibitions to make cultural heritage accessible to all. The organisation aims to foster intercultural dialogue and mutual understanding on a global level by highlighting shared cultural heritage and history.

Social history museum recording the history of the Eden Valley in Kent. Permanent displays, temporary exhibitions, objects of interest, children's activities, guided walks and group visits.