Heritage Charities That specialise in Museum

The History of RAF Manston and its surrounding satellites at RAF Ash, RAF Sandwich and RAF Dunkirk. This is achieved through increasing its collection of artefacts and through maintenance of existing exhibits, and providing an insight into the history through its museum and events. this is in furtherance of the charity's objectives as set out in its constitution.

Strange Cargo is a multi discipline arts company whose core values of access, participation and excellence support a diverse programme of unique projects with social engagement and community development as integral elements. The four main areas of work include award winning public art, gallery projects, training and education projects, and celebratory work.

Art Museum open to the public

The RAF Manston Spitfire & Hurricane Memorial Museum houses two aircraft which are preserved for the education and engagement of the general public.

Art Care Education "Making a difference by enhancing lives through art". In the gallery in Somerton, Somerset we showcase art and craft work from mainly local artists, in our gallery we host changing exhibitions, provide education / workshops for adults and children and provide an outreach programme aimed at improving wellbeing in care homes and community settings.

The object of the charity is to advance public education in relation to the history of Amersham and the surrounding area, principally by the operation of a museum.The charity owns the Amersham Museum which is situated at 49 and 51 High Street, Amersham, Bucks. It is open from Easter to the end of October.

To support the Ashmolean Museum.

The Museum preserves and demonstrates the industrial and technological heritage of Cambridge for the inspiration, enjoyment and education of all. This is achieved through the collection, preservation, display and interpretation of objects and stories relating to Cambridge's industrial past, supported by programs of events and activities for all ages.

Chapel Arts Studios are a contemporary art organisation based in Hampshire. They offer artist residencies, art events, education in and outside of schools, the touring art bus, workshops, talks and pop up galleries, to introduce or explore contemporary art within the community.

To support the funding of acquisitions of works of art and furniture for Leighton House Museum. To support ongoing restoration and refurbishment projects. To organise events in the houses in collaboration with the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea and other partners. To act as ambassadors for the Museum in local, academic and other communities of interest.

The Society administers St Albans Organ Theatre which houses a permanent working exhibition of mechanical musical instruements and theatre pipe organs. It is open to the public one Sunday per month from 2 - 4.30pm and features a live musical performance with a full descriptive commentary. Organised groups are welcome at other times by arrangement. Regular theatre organ concerts are also held.

The objects of the CIO are to advance education for the public benefit by promoting the understanding and appreciation of the life, works and continuing influence of Laurence Sterne; primarily, but not exclusively, through maintaining and managing Shandy Hall, Coxwold, and its collections as a public museum and a centre for research, education and creativity.

The promotion of the education of the public in the social and natural history, geology and archaeology of England with particular reference to agriculture and agricultural history in Cambridgeshire and the Fens.

Provision of a community museum and education facilities

The museum is open by appointment to visitors, researchers and historians. Film screenings are given throughout the year. We work with educational institutions on joint projects. We work with film archives on preservation projects. Items from the collection are made available on loan to other institutions for exhibitions. We run seasonal programmes of events which are listed on our website.

Rye Museum Association exists to acquire, display and conserve artefacts and documents which appertain to the history of Rye and its immediate hinterland. The museum also has an educational role involving the community including discovery days, talks and activities for children and an outreach programme. There is a programme of talks and visits throughout the year.

To promote the arts in Harlow and the surrounding area and encourage wider community engagement and participation.To maintain the Grade II Listed buildings as a hub of creativity and heritage asset, offering work-space, classes, workshops and Gallery exhibitions to encourage skill sharing and the development of the arts and crafts.To protect and maintain the waterside landscape.

o advance the education of the public by the operation of a museum for the exhibition and preservation of aircraft and aeronautical equipment of historical and technical interest particularly from the second world war. The museum is on the wartime airfield of Thorpe Abbotts and commemorates the 100th bomb group of the U.S.A.A.F that flew from there.

Running a museum for the benefit of the inhabitants of the Vale and Downland area.

To promote art for the benefit of the public by the establishment and maintenance of an art Gallery and to advance the education of the public in the subject of art.The organisation provides a centre for creativity with a arts programme for the communities of Northampton and beyond to participate in a range of activities/ experiences including exhibitions, performances, film, community events.

The Bournemouth Aviation Museum is now situated opposite the airport in the grounds of Adventure Wonderland .The museum is open every day during the summer 10am till 5pm and at weekends in the winter from 10am until 4pm. The museum will only be closed during this time due to adverse weather or shortage of volunteers. We always need more volunteers to keep the museum open.

WHAT WE ARE ABOUT - Preserving buildings of architectural and historic importance - Helping to rescue buildings at risk - Organising conservation seminars, exhibitions and visits - Operating learning and outreach programmes for young people - Operating two heritage museums ....in the County of Hertfordshire.

The charity owns a museum site and a collection of historic vehicles, fair organs and other historic items, situated at Hadlow Down in East Sussex. Volunteers are encouraged to work on the restoration and maintenance of these items, they are displayed on public days (currently 5 a year) and by taking them to external public events following granting of planning permission, new buildings are being

To safeguard and maintain the property and gardens at Reveley Lodge, Bushey Herts, so that it can be used as an arts and educational resource and recreation for local schools and community activities and also to encourage and enhance the activities of the Bushey Museum, a separate charitable institution, as well as related community organisations.

Promoting public interest in the Corris Railway and the area it served through operation of the Corris Railway Museum, researching and publishing historical information on the railway and district, and supporting the revival of the railway.