Heritage Charities That specialise in Museum

Promote the study of airship historyStimulate interest in Cardington as an airship base and encourage the preservation of its principal buildingsPromote the development of a national airship museum and study centrePublication of the journal DIRIGIBLEAcquisition of artefacts and memorabiliaMaintaining close links with relevant museumsManagement of the Collection and trading stock

Preservation of historic motorcycles and to make them available for viewing by the general public

To make available for research collected documentation relating to the history of bus services in the West Midlands & operating practices. To allow public access to the trust vehicle through attendance at rallies & museum open days. To create a support group open to the public. To inform the public at museums & rallies how public transport in the West Midlands was coordinated between 1969 & 86.

Provide support, both financial and manpower, to the British Schools Museum - Hitchin.

The principal activities of the educational charitable trust are to maintain Gilbert White's House & Garden in Selborne, with associated Field Studies Centre, as a visitor attraction & Accredited museum. We engage with people of all ages & abilities to promote enjoyment & exploration of our heritage through our exhibitions, collections, learning & education programme, outreach & access policies.

The objects of the CIO are to provide for the advancement of public education by the provision of the Wimbledon Windmill Museum comprising the existing collection of exhibits and other items displayed therein and within its curtilage together with any additional exhibits and other items which may from time to time be acquired by the CIO, and to preserve the same as a collection.

To preserve the historical, architectural and constructional heritage of the Great Chishill Windmill and to advance the education of the public in all aspects of its history and use by:a/ repairing, refurbishing and restoring to sound condition and working order and,b/ conserving and maintaining the restored mill as a museum and heritage centre open to the public.

The Beaminster Museum Trust runs a local history museum in Whitcombe Road, Beaminster, Dorset. The aim is to increase awareness of local history and provide exhibitions, talks and events, mainly of an educational nature. There is contact with local schools and societies. The activities contribute to the well-being of the town by increasing the interests available to local people and visitors .

The purpose of the charity is to own, enhance, conserve and display a collection of artefacts and archive material relevant to the Essex Regiment and its successors in order that current and future generations may fully appreciate the service given by the Regiment and the sacrifices made by its members.

Gathering and sharing information on the local history of Brecknockshire Assisting Brecknockshire Museum and publishing an erudite journal annually

The objects of the Museum are to educate the public in the history of the Berkshire Yeomanry by public exhibition and management of the Museum's Collection by upholding the Regiment's traditions by maintaining Regimental memorials and by issuing publications such as journals and newsletters relating to the Regiment

Tramway museum for the Manchester area and operating tramway in Heaton Park, Manchester

Preservation of early wireless and television sets and allied equipment.Archives of relevent documents and manuals.Education for all those inerested in early communications from pre-broadcasting days.Social evenings for Friends of the Museum and various events throughout the year

Providing an on-line archive to record for educational purposes the history of the Riley family and its importance in the motor design, manufacturing and motor sport development in the United Kingdom. To provide a physical museum to display Riley related items for the interest and education of the public at large.

Provide hall and other spaces for public use, as well as a home for the Crediton Area History and Museum Society.

Maintain for the public benefit a museum for the acquisition, preservation, exhibition and interpretation of material evidence and associated information relating primarily to Southend pier and its history

We offer membership to the society, at an affordable cost in return for which we organise a series of lectures on an historical theme. Visitors may also attend lectures for a nominal donation. In addition we provide, maintain and manage a museum of local history, open all year, with free entry to the public. School visits and lectures to local organisations.

Holding regular Lectures, arranging visits of artistic and cultural interest, working as volunteers at local museums and libraries, encouraging participation in art in schools and hospitals

Education of the public in respect of decorative and fine arts through lectures,and visits to museums, galleries etc; heritage volunteering, church recording and the furtherance of young arts.

The Greasby Afternoon Townswomen's Guild holds 2 meetings per month (August excepted), usually with a speaker. Additionally there is a leisure day when an outing is arranged with a possible visit to a museum or similar. Visits to a theatre are also arranged, plus a luncheon in August & at christmas. Funds are raised to support a chosen charity annually.

Maintain the New Forest Airfields Memorial and organise events there. Provide an outreach service to schools, enthusiasts, authors, artists, modellers, historians, agencies. Organise and maintain the New Forest Airfields Heritage Centre Museum.Enable travel support for Trustees attending activities.

Advocates for and disseminates information about geological collections, museums, curation etc. Holds meetings, seminars, workshops, field trips to bring together professionals in this field, to share and promote best practice. Gives advice on geological matters to individuals and government bodies. Publishes regular newsletter and journal and distributes to profession.

Museum Open second and last Sunday in each month from April through September.

The promotion of cave studies and research, education residential resource for people of all ages. Provison of a museum/interpretation centre, publication of educational material relatibng to cave science. Out reach work to schools and adults groups.

To advance the education of the public by the establishment of a Maritime Museum in the Borough of Barrow-in-Furness and to collect, preserve restore, improve enhance, use and maintain features and objects of historical, industrial and social interest relating to the past and in particular the Maritime history of the Furness District.