Historic England North East & Yorkshire
Museum | Newcastle upon Tyne | England | United Kingdom
Historic England North East & Yorkshire is the regional branch of Historic England, the national heritage organization of England. It is located in Bessie Surtees House, a historic building from the 16th and 17th centuries in Newcastle upon Tyne. This building is an outstanding example of Jacobean residential architecture and is listed as a protected monument.
Roles and Functions
The main task of Historic England North East & Yorkshire is to preserve and promote the cultural heritage of the region. This includes:
Heritage conservation: Identification, protection, and maintenance of historic buildings, monuments, and archaeological sites.
Consultation: Supporting owners, planners, and the public in the preservation and maintenance of historical objects.
Research: Conducting studies and providing information about the region's historical heritage.
Education and Engagement: Organizing events, exhibitions, and educational programs to raise awareness of the cultural heritage.
Significance for the Region
The branch plays a crucial role in conserving and promoting the cultural heritage in the North East of England and Yorkshire. Through their work, they contribute to preserving the historical environment for future generations and deepening understanding of the region's history and culture.
For more information or specific inquiries, you can visit the official website of Historic England or contact them directly.
