The restoration of St Pancras was the fruit of 50 years of campaigning by the Victorian Society
Heritage organisations
Victorian Society campaigns often involve direct action
This important Grade II* listed building is in a parlous state; there is much more for us to do
Victorian Society
The Victorian Society is the champion for Victorian and Edwardian buildings in England and Wales. We were founded in 1958 to campaign for the preservation of important buildings dating from 1837-1914. As a statutory consultee on applications for listed buildings consent we offer advice to councils and churches on the preservation of important buildings. We run campaigns to save threatened buildings and publish a journal which contributes to the academic literature on the work of our period. The Society also runs an extensive events programme.
Areas of interest
Care and repair of Victorian and Edwardian buildings (secular)
Care and repair of Victorian and Edwardian buildings (religious)
Listed building applications for demolition, alteration or addition where the building or affected part of the building dates from 1837-1914
Training & education
- Annual lecture series
- Extensive events programme
- Journal containing original writing on the architecture of our period
Grants
The Victorian Society is not a grant-making body.