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In return, members benefit from free access to around 300 of Britain’s historic houses and gardens, monthly online lectures about our members houses, behind the scenes videos, a quarterly magazine, and regular updates on where to visit next. Scroll down to find out more.
Historic Houses membership is the best way to contribute to the vital work we do in protecting and preserving heritage. In return, hundreds of our most fascinating houses and gardens offer members free entry to their grounds. It’s a key to discover the UK’s most cherished places.
Historic Houses members are welcomed for free at hundreds of houses and gardens up and down the UK, during ordinary opening hours, on presentation of their card. However, we don’t own or run any places ourselves.
Benefits of Membership. Members: download The Society Journal three times a year. benefit from an interesting programme of Speakers on Family History Subjects at Society Meetings. download audio / video file of the Society Meetings. can contact other members researching same names through the Members Interests Database.
17 gru 2023 · The Aims of the Society are to promote the study of genealogy and family history and to educate the public therein by holding meetings, sharing information, encouraging research, giving assistance and producing publications for the public benefit. Cumberland and Westmorland Antiquarian and Archaeological Society (CWAAS) Telephone: 01524 67523.
North Yorkshire – most of the old North Riding from Whitby to Hawes. The Society provides a quarterly journal to members: has indexed and published many genealogical records for over 280 parishes, and much more. All details are on the website.
The society holds regular meetings by Zoom, organises family history days, encourages research and facilitates the sharing of information amongst members. The society offers publications that will be of benefit and interest to family historians.
