EMAS was founded in 1988 as the University of London Extra-Mural Archaeological Society and was initially open to anyone who was a…
The Sheffield Archaeological Forum is an educational society organised by the alumni of the University of Sheffield. Their aims are twofold: firstly,…
Founded over fifty years ago, PontArch aims to ‘foster and promote the study of archaeology and its contribution to history, especially in…
This friendly, local society encourages exploration and learning about the Maidenhead area. They are currently working with the Maidenhead Heritage Trust to…
Founded in 1991, NEVAG operates within Country Durham, Northumberland and areas to the south of the Tees. The society encourages involvement with…
Run with the desire to encourage local groups to remain active in the Kent area, this active society organises frequent lectures, excursions…
Founded in 1988, the trust sets out to conserve local heritage through the development of projects and administration of grants, providing information…
Based in Dublin, the society aims to encourage an interest in and promote the preservation of Ireland’s architectural heritage and decorative arts.…
An active society since 1970 seeking to promote the history and archaeology of the Basingstoke and North Hampshire area with a comprehensive…
Mostly a local history society, the group aims to garner interest in Hawick’s past by commemorating the achievements of its people and…
TAG is an affiliate of the national Vernacular Architecture group and has links with the North East Vernacular Architecture Group. They record…