National Motor Museum Trust

The National Motor Museum Trust is the independent charity responsible for the governance of the National Motor Museum and its collections.

Continuing the work of the flagship Montagu Motor Museum, the National Motor Museum Trust aims to preserve and promote motoring heritage as the custodian of a world famous collection of vehicles and associated artefacts which are on display in the National Motor Museum at Beaulieu.

Within the Beaulieu complex, the National Motor Museum Trust’s Collections Centre houses and cares for a vast array of images, films, memorabilia, books, publications, archival material, parts and other motoring related objects and artefacts. These collections have been awarded Designated status – official UK government recognition of their outstanding national importance.

The Collections Centre also accommodates the distinct collections of The Caravan and Motorhome Club Collection, which contains over a century of archival material and memorabilia from one of Europe’s premier touring organisations and its many thousands of caravan-owning members.

The National Motor Museum Trust is committed to promoting education, research and conservation in motoring history for the benefit of everyone. With no core government funding, we rely on supporters to help us achieve these goals.

Your support is vital to their continued work, and there are many ways you can help them. Find out more 

You can find out more about The National Motor Museum Trust, its work, collections and visiting or volunteering at The Collections Centre by visiting the National Motor Museum Trust website.

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