Registered
- Charity no. 110726
- Company no. 729457
- Date registered. 12/06/2025
Public benefits
Purpose 1: To advance the education of the public in engineering history associated with Harry Ferguson and the wider Ferguson family, by the establishment and maintenance of a museum for the collection, preservation, conservation, restoration, explanation, interpretation, and display of artefacts, memorabilia, historical records, books,
photographs and other documents; ii. the organising of meetings, lectures, classes, exhibitions and other forms of education and enlightenment. The direct benefits, which flow from this purpose, include improved public knowledge of Harry Ferguson and an overall improved access to educational resources on the history, culture and heritage of agricultural engineering. Purpose 2: To promote the value of cultural activity and motivate people at local level to protect and conserve our heritage. The direct benefits, which flow from this purpose, include the improved conservation of items of cultural and heritage value and a greater cross-community interest in matters of mutual cultural and historical value. Feedback from visitors to the museum. No. The general public. No.
What your organisation does
Purpose 1: To advance the education of the public in engineering history associated with Harry Ferguson and the wider Ferguson family, by the establishment and maintenance of a museum for the collection, preservation, conservation, restoration, explanation, interpretation, and display of artefacts, memorabilia, historical records, books,
photographs and other documents; ii. the organising of meetings, lectures, classes, exhibitions and other forms of education and enlightenment. The direct benefits, which flow from this purpose, include improved public knowledge of Harry Ferguson and an overall improved access to educational resources on the history, culture and heritage of agricultural engineering. Purpose 2: To promote the value of cultural activity and motivate people at local level to protect and conserve our heritage. The direct benefits, which flow from this purpose, include the improved conservation of items of cultural and heritage value and a greater cross-community interest in matters of mutual cultural and historical value. The above benefits are variously evidenced through records of attendance at activities such as talks and digital presentations, feedback from local beneficiaries and independent evaluations of our activities. The purposes do not give rise to any harm. The beneficiaries of the purposes primarily are those living in Northern Ireland and Ireland. There are no private benefits arising from this purpose.
The charity’s classifications
- The advancement of education
- The advancement of citizenship or community development
- The advancement of the arts, culture, heritage or science
Who the charity helps
- General public
How the charity works
- Arts