Dedicated to the study and conservation of ancient monuments, historic buildings and fine old craftsmanship. Aims, officers, membership, casework, lecture series and publications.

National representative body for building preservation trusts and offers its members practical advice and support. Sources of finance, success stories, conference, meetings, newsletter.

Capel encourages the study and preservation of the Nonconformist chapels of Wales. Hosted by RCAHMW.

Seeks to promote public interest and knowledge of the architectural and historical importance of UK Nonconformist places of worship.

The Government's statutory adviser on England's built heritage. Details for visitors of over 400 of the country's most important buildings and monuments, which are in its care.

The government agency protecting and conserving the natural and built environment explains its responisibilities and activities.

The group campaigns against the neglect, maltreatment and destruction of Georgian buildings, parks and gardens in England and Wales. Activities, publications, invitation to join.

Aims to protect, preserve, promote and present the heritage of the county. Photographs and details of historic buildings, with information for visitors.

The Historic Chapels Trust aims to take into ownership and preserve redundant chapels and other places of worship in England of outstanding architectural and historic interest.

For those concerned with the past, present and future of historic farm buildings.

Association for the owners of private houses open to public in the UK. Aims.

Photographs and visitor information on more than 300 historic buildings and sites open to the public, including castles, cathedrals and monasteries, from the official guardian of the built heritage of Scotland.

An independent organisation which receives an annual grant from the States of Jersey to support its running costs. Responsible for the island's major historic sites and museums.

A charity which rescues buildings of historic interest or architectural importance and gives them a new life by making them available to stay in for holidays. The official site gives sample pages from the handbook.

Brief histories and visitor information on over 300 historic buildings and gardens owned by the National Trust in England, Wales and Northern Ireland. Some photographs.

Details of over 100 properties in its care from castles to cottages.

The Royal Commission on the Ancient and Historical Monuments of Scotland; online searchable database (CANMORE) has details of thousands of archaeological sites, monuments and historic buildings.

The Royal Commission on the Historical Monuments of England records and interprets historic buildings. It merged with English Heritage on April 1 1999.

Works for the preservation of churches with round towers, mostly found in East Anglia, and investigates their history. Council members, application to join, churches to visit, tour programme.

Conservation group campaigning for endangered historic buildings. News, achievements, publications list, buildings at risk register.