February 11, 2020
The Mountain Heritage Trust is seeking a volunteer to assist with catalogue data transfer to our new electronic collections management system.
READ MOREFebruary 11, 2020
The Mountain Heritage Trust (MHT) are pleased to launch their new exhibition entitled Peak Preview: Recent Arrivals into the Mountain Heritage Trust.
READ MOREJanuary 6, 2020
Happy new year everyone! We hope you had fun joining in our 2019 festive mountain book quiz. If you're still puzzling over a couple of tricky clues here are the answers.
READ MOREDecember 12, 2019
Our next exhibition at Keswick Museum in 2020 is giving a glimpse in to collections which we've only recently acquired. Details are still under wraps but take a look at some of the names we're looking to feature.
READ MOREAugust 12, 2019
A rare collection of Joe Brown's photography negatives has gone missing. Mountain Heritage Trust and the Joe Brown family are appealing for information as to its whereabouts.
READ MORENovember 8, 2019
John Porter discusses his award-winning, humorous and poignant memoir of mountaineering legend Alex MacIntyre.
READ MOREAugust 5, 2019
Mountain Heritage Trust is pleased to announce the next stage of it's development thanks to the National Lottery Heritage Fund.
READ MOREDecember 12, 2019
Fancy your chances at guessing a few classic mountaineering books? Have a go at our short Christmas quiz to see how many books you can name from just the title and authors initials. We'll be publishing the results on our website in January.
READ MOREMay 28, 2019
We had a blast at Keswick Mountain Festival earlier this month. Have a read of what what we got we up to.
READ MOREMay 27, 2019
The Mountain Heritage Trust, is seeking a part-time Administrator to work with the Board Trustees and the Collections Manager of MHT on administrative tasks over the next four months.
READ MOREFrom the first rock climbs on Napes Needle, to daring first ascents in the Greater Ranges, and incredible feats of competitive athleticism; our archive of films, images, books and artefacts echoes with some of Britain’s most iconic achievements and its boldest personalities.
Now though we’re looking to the future, and asking what stories might lie amidst the crags and climbing gyms up and down the country. We all have own our mountain history, and in 2019 we're telling those inspiring stories from our incredible community.
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