Grants
HAT Grant to Hyde900
HAT granted Hyde900 just under £1200 for the preservation and publication of a unique set of photographs associated with Hyde Abbey. A local resident, Barbara
HAT granted Hyde900 just under £1200 for the preservation and publication of a unique set of photographs associated with Hyde Abbey. A local resident, Barbara
One of Hampshire Archives Trust’s biggest achievements was the development of a regional archive specifically for film and sound archives. Wessex Film and Sound Archive
Thanks to a generous grant by the Hampshire Archive Trust, we have been able to publish a lavishly illustrated book which makes available to readers
In the August 2019 of its six- monthly round of grants HAT has decided to grant more than £19,000 for six projects covering a wide
Local history workshops are being offered by the Romsey Local History Society. Open to all-comers, they are held in the basement of Romsey Town Hall
On 15 June 2019 the Hampshire Genealogical Society held its annual conference and AGM with a sell-out crowd of over 150 delegates. With people travelling
The Trust has made a grant (of £8,272) to East Meon’s History Group so that it can digitise and index its archive and make it
HAT has recently made a grant to the Fleet and Crookham Local History Group. This will enable it to purchase a large collection of local
East Meon was chosen in 1986 as Hampshire’s Domesday Village because it retains the character of the medieval headquarters of the Bishop of Winchester’s largest
The Hampshire Genealogical Society has started a new group in the Winchester area. Meetings are being held in the evening on the 3rd Thursday of
This local society has been in existence since 1997 and has had many interesting talks about the area and its surroundings over the years as
The latest news from the Archives and Records Association includes two items of interest to HAT members. Digitisation grants are available for public and private
A new website for HAT As President of the Hampshire Archives Trust may I welcome you to our new website. I congratulate the team on
In May 2109, members of local interest groups received expert advice on an Archives Ambassadors course run by staff from the Hampshire Record Office. Participants
In his outline in the Summer 2018 Newsletter for the future direction of the Hampshire Archives Trust, David Livermore, the Trust’s chairman, identified the need
Digitisation of the old Gaol plans. The most relevant plans, prints and documents from the SCC archive that relate to the period in GHT’s history
God’s House Tower (GHT) has seen many eras of history come and go – a building that has witnessed social changes across 700-years. Its defensive
The album was secured for the Hampshire Record Office with support from HAT. It contains drawings of East and West Wellow, c1846. The album of
In 2012 Portsmouth Museums and Records Office used a grant of £5000 from HAT, in conjunction with funding from the Heritage Lottery Fund, to celebrate
