The Society For The Protection Of Ancient Buildings

The Society for the Protection of Ancient Buildings is a leading conservation organization with a firm set of principles on how old buildings should be repaired. They provide practical knowledge and training to ensure the next generation approaches conservation with care and discernment. Their membership includes leading conservation practitioners, homeowners of historic properties, and individuals who care about old buildings. The Society's successes can be seen across the country, with thousands of historic buildings saved from loss or damage. They also have a statutory role as advisers to local planning authorities and work to protect historic buildings at risk. Founded in 1877 by William Morris, the Society is the largest and most technically expert national pressure group dedicated to saving old buildings from decay, demolition, and damage.