Peel Heritage Trust

Promoting the preservation, development and conservation of the buildings and amenities of Peel and its history	About Peel Heritage Trust Events 2008-09 Reports of recent events The Committee Join Peel Heritage Trust A history of Peel Sample Newsletter articles Walks and buildings Events posters Links

NEXT EVENTS: 14th May - Eddie Leece "Early memories", 7:30pm at the Centenary Centre. All welcome		Catch up with recent events here
18th June - John Kennaugh "Walk around St John's - part 2". Meet at the Arboretum, 7pm		Find out more about Peel at Peel Online:
More events...	Visit the new site showcasing the cars of Peel Engineering

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About Peel Heritage Trust

Peel Heritage Trust was formed in September 1989 by Malcolm Kelly, then chair of Peel Town Commissioners.

The main current project for the Trust is the display (near to the harbour bridge) to pay respect to the Isle of Man railway, which served Peel from 1873 until 1968.

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The Trust has organised around 150 events relating to the social, economic and architectural history of Peel and the Isle of Man.

We currently host around a dozen events each year comprising outdoor visits and walks in the summer, and a series of lectures in the winter. The 'Secret Gardens of Peel' are opened to the public every couple of years, bringing hundreds of visitors to the town.

The Trust is managed by a Committee of 6 elected members and representatives from Peel Town Commissioners, the MHK for Peel and a number of co-opted members.

The Committee meets monthly to organise the work of the Trust. A planning sub-committee considers all Peel planning applications and comments to DoLGE when appropriate.

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Isle of Man Registered Charity No 471 Site designed and maintained by Chris Littler About this site Copyright © Peel Heritage Trust 2003-8 Last update: 18 April 2008		Registered with the Civic Trust