A colour photograph showing the restored interior of the Marianne North Gallery at Kew. The photograph shows the view from inside the rear gallery looking ahead towards the entrance doors through which streams light which reflects on the brown, black and orange tiles of the Gallery floor. Different woods can be seen set running around the lower panels of the Gallery walls above which runs a wooden rail set with intermittent labels describing the woods and paintings which are set in a colourful jigsaw fashion from mid height to high up on the wall.

We're joining the Heritage Fund UK in celebrating #HeritageTreasures!

Kew's Marianne North Gallery was completed in 1882, with much needed restoration work done on the Gallery and its paintings in 2008. The restoration was made possible in part with support from the Heritage Lottery Fund 🎨🖌️

🦇 Happy #HeritageTreasures Day!

For our Connecting People & Landscapes project, one of our most important heritage treasures is bats, a vital part of Devon’s natural heritage and healthy farmed landscapes.

Made possible with The National Lottery Heritage Fund thanks to #NationalLottery players.

This #HeritageTreasures Day, we're celebrating the incredible High Brown Fritillary 🎉

These large, elegant butterflies are found on bracken-dominated slopes where their caterpillar food plant, Common Dog-violet, grows.

🍷 Wine Glass designed by Sir T G Jackson and made by James Powell and Sons

The architect Sir T G Jackson (1835-1924) designed glassware to be made by James Powell & Son at Whitefriars. It is believed that this wine glass is an example of these wares. #HeritageTreasures

🐱 According to legend, a ferocious wildcat pounced on a dashing knight in 15th-century Darfield. The pair fought for their lives – on and on until both fell dead at the door of Barnbrough Church. #HeritageTreasures

We've had a request for a 🦀 before but the closest match we have is a lobster

'Fruit and Lobster', by Jacob Marrel

Marrel was born in Frankenthal in Germany and moved to Utrecht in the early 1630s where he came under the influence of Jan Davidsz de Heem. #HeritageTreasures

🥶 Iceberg Sculpture by Victor Lindstrand for Kosta Glassworks

Made by Vicke (Victor) Lindstrand for the Kosta Glassworks in Sweden. Lindstrand was well known for his glass sculpture and ice blocks made after he joined Kosta in 1950. #HeritageTreasures

😪 From Cannon Hall Museum: Time For Bed by Abel Hold #HeritageTreasures

Meet Beckett Bear, our volunteer in the Stories of Childhood exhibition at Experience Barnsley Museum #HeritageTreasures

A photograph showing the exterior of Zion English Baptist Chapel, Newtown

We’re joining @heritagefunduk.bsky.social in celebrating #HeritageTreasures!

We've searched www.explorebarnsleycollections.com for 🦇

Ceramic plate by Aphra Peirce for Della Robbia

Peirce was one of the many women painters and designers employed at the Della Robbia factory. She later moved to work at the Doulton factory in Stoke on Trent. #HeritageTreasures

Happy #HeritageTreasures Day!

To celebrate with the National Lottery #HeritageFund, we're highlighting a heritage gem, Boardwalk Nature Reserve.

Our #GreenTalent project is improving the ponds at this reserve with thanks to #NationalLottery players.

#HeritageTreasures #Community #NatureRecovery

Cathedral Window Named Finalist Among England’s Favourite Stained Glass - Newcastle Cathedral The Chemist’s Window is a finalist for England’s favourite cathedral stained glass

Today is #HeritageTreasures Day! 🎉 We’re delighted that our Chemist’s Window has made the Top 12 in
@englishcathedrals.co.uk's vote for England’s favourite cathedral stained glass. Modest in appearance, it conveys a powerful message. Find out more: newcastlecathedral.org.uk/cathedral-wi...

Today is #HeritageTreasures Day, led by @heritagefunduk.bsky.social - a chance to celebrate the places, objects and stories that matter most to people.
For ReACH, churches are some of Scotland’s most complex heritage treasures, layered, lived-in places shaped by centuries of use and change.

We're making the most of the brief time that we have more followers that one of Barnsley's #HeritageTreasures Ian McMillan

For the 🐮 emoji we present you with:

Landscape, Woman Milking a Cow' by Adriaen van de Velde from Cannon Hall Museum

#HeritageTreasures

As part of our #NationalLotteryHeritageFund projects — #MartensOnTheMove and @naturambyth.bsky.social — we’re celebrating pine martens and barbastelles as wildlife #HeritageTreasures and working with local communities and groups to ensure these rare mammals can thrive once again in parts of Britain.

For 💩 we have gone for a 1890s toilet from Cockerham Hall, made by Twyford Hanley

Time for a bonus #HeritageTreasures fact, Barnsley born inventor Joseph Bramah significantly improved the flushing toilet in 1778 by replacing the common sliding valve with a hinged flap

We have been ghost hunting without any success 👻

What we have got is a ghost sign on Eldon Street which was uncovered as part of the Eldon HSHAZ in 2024. With the nature of ghost signs this quickly vanished #HeritageTreasures

We think a few of our followers will remember this type of model fish 🐟

#HeritageTreasures come in all shapes and sizes 😀

These wildlife-rich Doune Ponds at Doune Community Woodland, were previously improved by Froglife through our #ComeForthForWildlife project.

They are now very much thriving for wildlife and the local community, with thanks to #NationalLottery players

#HeritageTreasures

The public vote is OPEN.

On #HeritageTreasures day the hunt is on to find the Nation's Favourite #StainedGlass Window.

Which one is your favourite?

These are the 12 finalists.

To vote click this link below

englishcathedrals.co.uk/latest-news/...

For #HeritageTreasures Day we asked you to reply with an emoji and we'd find something from our collections

🐜 Sorry Claire we don't appear to have anything featuring ants, what we do have is this beautiful painting by Abraham Mignon 'Fruit and Insects'

Did you know that LSTM has heritage collections? Heritage Treasures Day 2026 gives us the opportunity to showcase some of the amazing objects that can be found in our collection, take a look… #HeritageTreasures

It’s #HeritageTreasures day our Catherine’s choice is 10 mins from campus the #BridgeofAllan Well House and 120’ stone lined shaft that features on our curated tour ‘Airthrey Copper Mine Surface Walk’ www.mining-landscapes.org/route/40 @heritagefunduk.bsky.social #MiningHistory

Brian Blessed edited onto a famous Renaissance painting of Henry VIII, wearing royal red and gold robes, a fur-trimmed cape, and a feathered hat against a dark green background.

Combining #HeritageTreasures with a #NationalTreasure

🎨Brian Blessed in Cooper Gallery paintings....

A beautiful and ornate golden key lies on a red surface. The key is gold, and at the handle end there's a beautifully crafted rendition of the coat of arms of the city of Manchester, made in gold and enamel.

We're joining The National Lottery Heritage Fund in celebrating #HeritageTreasures Day, when heritage attractions showcase beautiful and treasured objects. Our contribution is the nearest thing we've got to treasure, the golden key that was used to ceremonially open the Manchester tramways system.

A color photograph from PBS News, showing a closeup of the demolition by the current U.S. Administration of the East Wing of the White House, which began in October 2025.

A cautionary tale from the U.S. on #HeritageTreasuresDay. Treasures of great historical value, e.g., The White House, belong to posterity. It's vital to preserve national treasures, preventing the power mad from causing devastation based on their own egomania & vindictiveness. #HeritageTreasures

Photo of displays in the Early History section of Redbridge Museum

Photo of displays in the Grand Houses section of Redbridge Museum

Photo of displays in the Village to Suburb section of Redbridge Museum

Photo of displays in the Moving Stories section of Redbridge Museum

Celebrate #HeritageTreasures Day immersed in our exciting new permanent exhibition funded by the National Lottery Heritage Fund and others!

What’s your favourite Heritage Treasure at Redbridge Museum?

A reconstructed furniture factory from High Wycombe. It is L shaped with two floors painted green.

We're celebrating #HeritageTreasures! Chair-making is part of the heritage of the Chilterns, our High Wycombe Furniture Factory was home to Elliott & Sons, holders of the National Scheme for Employment of Disabled Men Certificate. www.coam.org.uk/buildings/hi...

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