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Their place in history: remembering three pioneering women of science
On International Women’s Day, we’re sharing the work of three lesser-known yet ground-breaking women scientists whose heritage has been protected thanks to NHMF funding.
Renaissance master Peruzzi’s ‘The Nativity’ saved for the UK
Thanks to NHMF funding, the rare artwork becomes the most significant Renaissance painting in a Northern Ireland collection and the artist’s only painting publicly available in the UK.
The Herefordshire Hoard: how a historic treasure find went wrong
What would you do if you discovered buried treasure dating back over a thousand years? In 2015, two men were faced with this question, and now they’re serving time in prison…
Norwich Castle acquires 17th century table top of astonishing artistry
Once owned by Norfolk’s famous Paston family, the stunning tabletop has found a permanent home at Norwich Castle thanks to a £606,250 grant from the National Heritage Memorial Fund.
Centuries-old lute manuscript saved from export
The 400-year-old manuscript will be acquired by the University of Edinburgh thanks to £73,100 funding from the National Heritage Memorial Fund.
Birnbeck Pier saved as part of government’s £20million COVID-19 recovery funding
The iconic seaside attraction is one of a number of nationally important heritage sites and assets across England supported through government funding distributed by the National Heritage Memorial Fund.
40 years since Henry VIII's ship the Mary Rose was raised
We look back at how NHMF funding helped conserve one of the UK’s most iconic ships nearly 450 years after it sank in the Solent.
A statement on the passing of Her Majesty The Queen
People here in the United Kingdom, across the Commonwealth and around the world mourn the loss of Her Majesty The Queen after a
NHMF funding for last locomotive of its class
The North Eastern Locomotive Preservation Group has received £123,842 of COVID-19 recovery funding for vital restoration works to historic tank engine ‘Joem’.
Rare silver casket believed to have belonged to Mary Queen of Scots acquired by National Museum of Scotland
An iconic piece of Scotland’s heritage will go on permanent display at the National Museum of Scotland thanks to £810,000 funding from the National Heritage Memorial Fund.