A Victorian school in York which the AMS helped to save.
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Historic cow houses complete with stalls.; from one of Dr RW Brunskill's many articles on vernacular architecture in AMS Transactions.
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National Amenity Societies

20th Century Society

Council for British Archaeology

Garden History Society

Georgian Group

Society for the Protection of Ancient Buildings (S.P.A.B.)

Victorian Society

see also Joint Committee of the National Amenity Societies

Grants and Related Advice

Architectural Heritage Fund - and their website: http://www.fundsforhistoricbuildings.org.uk/ (an excellent database of grant giving trusts)

The Association of Preservation Trusts

Heritage Lottery Fund

Local Links

Harris and Pearson Building, Brierley Hill, West Midlands

Hitchin British Schools

Hornsey Historical Society

The London Society

Ulster Architectural Heritage Society

The Weald & Downland Museum

York Conservation Trust

 


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Petition to help stop Metal Theft - Cashless Scrap Metal Trade - Amendment to Scrap Metal Merchants Act 1964

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London Festival of Architecture

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European Heritage Days in Wales

And Doors Open Days in Scotland

London Open House

 

For further information on organisations involved specifically in church architecture, please visit the website of our sister charity the Friends of Friendless Churches.

 

Resources for Repair and Conservation

buildingconservation.com

The CONSERVATION REGISTER

HELM (Historic Environment, Local Management)
AMS is interested in buildings of all ages and all types. - including modern interiors such as this.
Whitley Sunday School, West Midlands. AMS tried, unsuccessfully to get it listed.
Fine medieval stone carving. - AMS defends secular and non-secular historic buildings.
A building under scaffolding. awaiting essential repairs which AMS have advised on.
The roof at Beverley Minster, Yorks.hire - featured in Volume 44 of AMS Transactions.
A medieval shopfront - featured in our lecture series on 'Shops and Shopping'.


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