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Association of London Pumping Heritage Attractions
Supports and publicises organisations involved with historic pumping sites. |
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The Camden History Society
Researches and describes history of institutions,
houses, people and social movements. |
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Camden New Town History Group
Group concerned the area around Camden Square. |
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Camden Railway Heritage Trust
Aims to protect and promote railway heritage. |
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East London History Society
Works to further interest in the history of east London. |
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The Friends of Friendless Churches
Rescues and campaigns to protect redundant churches |
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The Hackney Society
Works to preserve Hackney's heritage and make it
a better place in which to live and work. |
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Hendon & District Archaeological Society
One of the most active archaeological societies within Greater London. |
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Kew Bridge Steam Museum
Steam pumping engines and London's only steam railway. |
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The London Film Archive
The London Film Archive needs your old movies. |
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The London Society
Encourages excellence in the planning and
development of London and has a library with over
3,500 items. |
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Markfield Beam Engine
Housed in its original Grade II listed engine
house. |
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Museum of London Docklands
This former sugar warehouse reveals the long
history of London as a port through stories of
trade, migration and commerce. |
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The Society for the Protection of Ancient Buildings
The largest, oldest and most technically expert
national pressure group fighting to save old
buildings. |
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Sutton House
Sutton House retains much of the atmosphere of a
Tudor home despite alterations by later
occupants, including a succession of merchants,
Huguenot silkweavers and squatters. With
oak-panelled rooms, original carved fireplaces
and a charming |
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The Victorian Society
National amenity society responsible for the
protection of Victorian and Edwardian buildings
of architectural interest |
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The Wallace Collection
Collection of French 18th century painting,
furniture and porcelain, and paintings by Titian,
Rembrandt, Hals (The Laughing Cavalier) and
Velázquez and for its superb collections. |
