Historic building restoration grants Oxfordshire

The Oxfordshire Buildings Trust was established to help preserve historical, architectural and constructional heritage in Oxfordshire. It also offers grant aid and advice, and campaigns on heritage and conservation issues.

SAVING OUR HERITAGE

Oxfordshire Buildings Trust objectives are to preserve for the benefit of the people of Oxfordshire and the nation at large, whatever of the English historical, architectural and constructional heritage may exist in Oxfordshire in the form of any structure or erection and any part of a building, and also any garden or plant or machinery irrespective of whether it is associated with a building of particular beauty or historical, architectural or constructional interest or ancient monument.

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PROJECTS

Aided by OBT

GRANTS

To aid conservation work

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GRANTS AWARDED

Two grants to Wheatley Windmill, one for repairs and one towards new sails
A grant to Great Haseley Windmill for a new roof
Two grants to Abingdon Abbey one for roof repairs, and one towards their current major restoration project
Two grants to SOAG for work carrying out the Ascott Park Excavations
A grant to the Bodleian to include the Ascott Park Gateway in its project
Two grants to Nuffield Place, one for redecoration and providing electrics to outbuildings and one for properly displaying the Iron Lung
A Grant to Tom Brown’s Museum, Uffington, for restoration of the chalk external walls
A grant to Wallingford Corn Exchange for major works to replace the glass roof
A grant for the creation of the Ascott Park Trail and Leaflet in conjunction with OCC
A grant for Abingdon Museum for railing repairs around the roof access