Membership
The battle to save Victorian and Edwardian buildings is far from over.
They are still being demolished, neglected or altered beyond recognition. Our campaigning has improved attitudes since the 1960s, but our voice is more important than ever as funding for the planning system is slashed, threatening protection for our precious Victorian and Edwardian buildings.
We all wish we could do more to save the historic buildings we care about.
Members receive:
- Our membership magazine ‘The Victorian’ three times a year – full of articles on architects, buildings, home maintenance advice, book reviews and our casework battles.
- Priority booking for our events and visits to places normally closed to the public.
- The ability to take part in regional groups across the country.
- Issues of our journal ‘Studies in Victorian Architecture and Design’ published while you’re a member.
- The ability to share news or ask questions in our monthly e-newsletter.
The Victorian Society President, Griff Rhys Jones, explains how your membership helps save Victorian and Edwardian architecture in the video above: ‘Join the The Victorian Society to ensure that there is always a voice fighting to preserve our best victorian architecture.’
Find Griff on Instagram here: griffrhysjones
Did you know?
Our members’ donations have allowed us to help save many famous buildings for reuse such as St Pancras Station, Albert Dock in Liverpool, the Foreign Office and Oxford University Museum.
Not ready to become a member?
We know there is a cost of living crisis and that this is affecting people, or that membership might not suit people right now.
If you don’t want to make a commitment at this moment, you can always make a one-off donation at any time using the button below. If you Gift Aid your donation it will donate more money to the Society at no cost to yourself. Attending our Events and buying our books also fund our work – see our events page and our shop.