Heritage Charities That specialise in Museum

To administer and display the art collection of Brooke Robinson (1836-1911) currently housed within Dudley Museum & Art Gallery. The collection includes 17th, 18th and 19th century paintings, furniture, ceramics, etc.

Trusteeship of museum building and collections

Organises lectures, workshops, conferences and seminars and other educational activities relating to the history of football in the city of Sheffield along with acquiring objects, memorabilia and other such football related exhibits and items alongside raising funds for a football related museum or visitor centre working with strategic, regional and local partners to acheive its charitable aims

Provision of a free to enter Museum Gallery which showcases the military and social history of The Royal Lancers and Nottinghamshire's Cavalry from 1689 to the present day.Provision for family research and an on site educational research facility.Preservation and conservation of artefacts and archival material.

To further general & specific education and interest in the arts by lectures and special interest days and by visits. Arts Volunteering: the society provides finance to encourage participation in art projects. Heritage Volunteers: provide help at local museums to maintain the artefacts. Trails of Discovery: create trails for children to use in local churches,

Promotion of knowledge and access to knowledge via talks, visits and publications, in particular in relation to the collections and activities of the Royal Albert Memorial Museum (RAMM) and Devon. Supporting RAMM through the financing of acquisitions, conservation and exhibitions, and by advocacy.

Friends of Gressenhall support the work of the Gressenhall Farm & Workhouse Museum, its collections and its volunteer groups.

To acquire land, buildings and artefacts which belonged to the original Cambrian Railways Company in order to preserve them as a permanent working exhibition.

The Charity's objects are to help in the advancement of education in (and appreciation of) the subjects of art, culture and heritage by organising lectures, workshops, tours and other events at museums, galleries, historic buildings and sites. We also make grants to projects, museums or galleries that promote the arts, culture and heritage in the Merseyside area.

The Trustees have the power to apply income or capital to the purchase of pictures, prints, sculptures, books, works of art as the Trustees consider to be of national, scientific, historic or artistic interest in connection with City of Lincoln. The ownership of items purchased to be transferred to the City, such items to be exhibited in the Usher Gallery or such other place in the City.

The museum provides collections of objects and records illustrating the area, for examination and research by members of the public. It provides visits for and to schools for educational purposes and visits to organisations within the area to further knowledge of their district and its surroundings. The museum liaises with other museums and organisations within the County of Surrey.

The Historic Aircraft Flight (HAF) Trust helps to preserve Historic Army Air Corps aircraft as a 'living museum' for veterans commemorative and memorial purposes, as an aid to recruiting and to supporting wider Army heritage in public. The Trust relies principally on donations. The fund is used to provide goods and services for the HAF that no longer available from or attributable to public funds.

Mill and Museum open to the public, end of May to end of September each year.

Extracurricular/after school clubs activities in arts, humanities, sport, science, IT, foreign languages;Reading & discussion clubs to enhance literacy, understanding of current affairs, creative & critical thinking;Leadership & management skills training courses;Basic computer & social media literacy, basic coding skills;Educational trips to museums, science centres, historical sites.

Acts as Friends of Swansea Museum;purchases items for its collection; arranges a series of monthly evening lectures, Presidents Invitation Lecture and 4 lunch time talks on a range of topics by specialists in their subjects;Finances a series of work shops for young people on local topics; Publishes Annually well researched contibutions in Swansea History Journal(formerly Minerva) and 3 Newsletters

We seek to stimulate public interest in the area by encouraging the protection of features of historic significance, and by providing access to a maritime museum and shell art gallery in historic buildings we maintain. We support initiatives that enhance the continuing preservation and development of features in the area, and those that seek to conserve the historic nature of the area.

A)TO ESTABLISH AND MAINTAIN A FULLY ACCREDITED MUSEUM FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE PUBLICB) THE POWER TO OWN AND/OR HOLD COLLECTIONSTO PROMOTE ART AND HISTORY FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE PUBLIC BY THE ESTABLISHMENT AND MAINTENANCE OF A MUSEUMC)TO ADVANCE EDUCATION BY THE ESTABLISHMENT AND MAINTENANCE OF A MUSEUM

To provide free access for the general public to view The Pannett Art Gallery collection.

General charitable purposes including education and training in connection with environment conservation and heritage. Providing human resources, buildings facilities and open space to general public of all groups and ages.

The running and maintenance of a museum.

Provision of a collection of unit items and assistance with research of a military historical nature.

1) To advance public education by providing free IGBO language tuition and lessons2) To promote social inclusion in the Greater Manchester area by hosting an annual IGBO cultural and New Yam Festival3) To promote IGBO culture through the building of a museum to hold art exhibitions4) Provision of a facility for the care of children and elderly5) Creating a 'soup kitchen' for the needy

Our mission is to present, collect and interpret historic and contemporary art in innovative and challenging ways that encourage the engagement and enjoyment of existing and future audiences.Our purpose is to provide a cultural and educational service of the very highest quality and to act as a focus for civic pride and community identity for the people of Walsall and the region.

To preserve Rectory Cottages for the benefit of the people of Bletchley.

Establishing and maintaining in Diss a public museum for the collection and display of all types of minerals, flora, fauna, documents, handmade articles and all other types of exhibits usually collected for study and display in a public museum and particularly those of local interest and importance.