Bold characters, epic tales and a little of the latest heritage news. Take a look at what we've been up to.
David Johnston-Smith joins the Trust
July 14, 2022
News
READ MOREVolunteer Treasurer Recruitment 2022
June 6, 2022
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We are looking for a Volunteer Treasurer who is keen to be a part of an exciting charity.
READ MOREJob vacancy - Collections Manager/Archivist opportunity
April 7, 2022
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READ MOREAt Home In The Steep Places: The Story of Bill Peascod
September 6, 2021
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Feature-length documentary film screening about Maryport-born miner, rock climber and artist Bill Peascod (1920-1985).
READ MOREVolunteer Treasurer Role
March 12, 2021
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READ MOREMountain Heritage Trust Online Catalogue Launch
February 12, 2021
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READ MOREClosure Update February 2021
January 26, 2021
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READ MOREWe're joining the Heritage Compass business support programme
January 22, 2021
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READ MOREUnseen footage of Doug Scott
January 14, 2021
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READ MOREClosure update January 2021
January 12, 2021
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READ MOREFeatured posts
The 1953 Mount Everest Expedition: A Remarkable Achievement
Read moreThe Mountain Heritage Trust and the 50th anniversary of Everest in 2003
Read moreA brief introduction to the collecting of climbing guidebooks
Read moreThis year’s Boardman Tasker award ceremony
Read moreWhich climbing axe would you buy? The history of the ice axe
Read moreOur new Collections Manager reflects on his first weeks in the role.
Read moreDavid Johnston-Smith joins the Trust
Read moreMountain Heritage Trust Online Catalogue Launch
Read moreWe're joining the Heritage Compass business support programme
Read moreSiegfried Herford's crag ticklist 1909-1911
Read morePeak Preview launches at Keswick Museum
Read moreCan you help share our 20th anniversary fundraiser?
Read moreMountain Heritage Trust celebrates 20th anniversary
Read moreAbout Mountain Heritage Trust
From 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.
