National association which aims to bring together individuals, companies and institutions with a common interest in paper: papermakers, mill and company histories, machinery manufacture and development and watermarks.

Studies the history of the northern region including Cleveland, Teesside, Middlesbrough, Stockton, Redcar, Hartlepool, and North Yorkshire. Describes meetings and activities, publications, and membership information.

Has researched and published on the history of this Warwickshire village and offers help to those researching their family there. Publications for sale.

A charitable organisation which aims to promote knowledge of the maritime history of the Celtic seas and the skills of boat building and seamanship in Scotland.

UK association of professional and amateur history enthusiasts who create living history displays and demonstrations and conduct educational programs on historical periods from the Iron Age to the early twentieth century. About activities and events.

Devoted to the history of Lancashire, Cheshire, Cumbria, Merseyside, Liverpool and Manchester. Includes organizational details and events, how to join, and fully searchable index of the Society's Transactions back to 1849.

Aims to further the study, teaching and enjoyment of history at all levels: teacher and student, amateur and professional with activities, events and magazine, The Historian.

Organises conferences and publishes a newsletter three times a year. Activities, seminars, conferences, newsletter, bibliography and message board.

Scholarly organization in the United Kingdom. Publishes books and a history journal, and sponsors annual fellowships for the study of society.

National society for research and publishing in the field of history. Provides details of lectures, conferences, publications and information on membership.

This society was established 20 years ago to research, preserve and record the history of this unique Midlands industrial town, through regular meetings, exhibitions and publications.

Information on this organization including membership and online access to society journal.

A Royal Livery Company, granted a royal charter in 1444 by King Henry VI with the power to regulate and control the manufacture and sale of leather throughout the United Kingdom. Includes links to academic and other historical resources.