Heritage Charities That specialise in Museum

The Axbridge & District Museum Trust run the museum known as 'King John's Hunting Lodge' in Axbridge. The Trust lease the building from the National Trust and operate with some membership funding from the National Trust with additional funds from sales, donations and friends.

Local history and heritage museum in Tenterden

The Friends exist to educate the public by promotion, support, assistance and improvement of the Bushey Museum and Art Gallery through the activities of a group of members.

The object of the charity is the promotion and advancement of the education of the public in the history, culture and heritage of The Church Farm Museum and of the county of Lincolnshire and surrounding area.

To promote the understanding and appreciation of the decorative and fine arts through a series of public lectures and with visits to relevant exhibitions, museums, galleries and historic houses. Also by giving grants to schools to encourage arts activities and the spread of knowledge about art and artists with an emphasis on involvement in practical projects.

The charity operates a railway museum in the main building of the Dean Forest Railway, Norchard, Lydney, Glos.

To interpret the landscape, history and culture of the Parish of St Agnes and serve as a collective memory of its communities. To provide, for the advancement of public education, a museum and interpretive centre relating to the Parish, and to encourage the conservation and preservation of historic sites and buildings within the Parish.

We work to enhance the visitor and education offers to include activities in both the Victorian and Tudor sections, including public open days twice a month plus seasonal family/community events. School/groups visits by arrangement. Monthly Afternoon Teas from April to August. History talks about the Hall for other organisations as requested. General cleaning/maintenance of the Hall and grounds.

To establish and maintain a museum in Heptonstall for the benefit of the public.

The National Army Museum Development Trust aims to further all or any of the purposes which the National Army Museum exists to serve.

Mission Statement : The Burford Tolsey Museum & Archive exists to serve the interest of the people of Burford and the general public in the in the cultural heritage of the Town and neighbourhood, by preserving and exhibiting collections that aim to convey its unique and remarkable history.

We are an arts based charity holding and exhibiting the life works of Michael and Eileen Scott. We have a permanent gallery with open days to the public and regular exhibitions, we present an annual Emerging Artist Award and are in collaboration with Yorkshire based arts providers to facilitate arts based projects in the local community

Lawrence House is a grade II listed building, owned by the National Trust and leased to Launceston Town Council for the provision of a museum of local history. The museum is run by volunteers and there is no charge for admission.

Promote knowledge of the history of Firefighting in Norfolk.Provide safety advice.

Orford Museum exists for the advancement of the education of the public in the history of the six parishes of Orford and Gedgrave, Sudbourne, Iken, Chillesford, Butley and Tunstall by providing and maintaining a museum and by protecting and conserving the collection held by the museum.

For the benefit of the public to maintain a museum of policing, crime and punishment, the criminal justice system and civil enforcement in Bradford from the early 19th century to the present day.

Income of the Trust to be used for: i) the expenses of administrationii) the maintenance and improvement of the libraryiii) provision of the library facilities over and above those under the Public Libraries and Museums Act 1964

The preservation of a Class 37 diesel locomotive 37714 and Custodians of the National Railway Museums Class 37 D6700

Raise money and awareness of the gallery and to help Gallery to acquire new works/conservation

PROVISION OF BUILDING AND FACILITIES FOR THE WINCHCOMBE TOWN MUSEUMMAINTENANCE, PRESERVATION AND INTERPRETATION OF THE WINCHCOMBE MUSEUM COLLECTIONSEDUCATIONAL AND ARTISTIC ACTIVITIES FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE COMMUNITY OF WINCHCOMBE AND THE GENERAL PUBLIC

Educating the public in the local history of Harpenden and district, maintaining a museum and archive and undertaking research into the origins and development of buildings, organisations, crafts, trades and other aspects of historical interest.

Education in the culture and heritage of leathercarft to the general public by means of curating and exhibiting an extensive and well regarded collection of leather items and archival material relating to the leather industry in Northamptonshire and beyond.

We provide support for the Buckinghamshire County Museum, through financial assistance for the purchase of items for the collection and other purposes, the provision of volunteers, and the promotion of the Museum throughout the county.

The charity continues to support the City of Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery by making available funds to purchase certain works of art.

Museum collecting artefacts, information, pictures and photographs relating to the history of Brightlingsea and the surrounding area. Providing exhibitions in relation to the history of the town and research facilities for children and adults in connection with the latter.