British Historical and Architectural Heritage

About 370,000 buildings and facilities in the UK are regarded as historic buildings. These ruins and ruins and memorials form the heritage department. Buildings on the heritage list are divided into three levels: I, II *, II. Grade I occupies 5% of listed buildings and has special historical significance. Some of them are also internationally important. Secondary * Buildings are important, secondary buildings are particularly important. Most of the listed buildings are secondary, accounting for 92%.

Historical buildings basically represent the past history and culture of the country. Together they form a regional architectural heritage. Traditional buildings have historical value because of their beautiful architectural style and the relevance of important events occurring in heritage areas such as religious, social and political events. As historic buildings go through a process of deterioration over time, it leads to situations where building goals can not be achieved. For example, in Canada, about 20% of the demolition heritage buildings before 1920 have been lost in the past 30 years (Canadian Heritage Foundation website, December 20, 2012).

The original British heritage is the administrative name of the British government's nongovernmental public organization named officially named the British historic monuments and monument councils and manages the National Heritage Protection System and is a historical heritage We manage range. It was created to combine the roles of existing institutions arising from long-term national involvement in integrity conservation. In 1999, the organization merged with the record of the Royal Commission of the English Historical Places and the National Memorial (UK) in order to compile the resources to identify and investigate the historic sites in the UK. On 1 April 2015, the heritage of the UK was divided into two parts. UK with a long history will inherit the new British heritage trust which is a charitable organization managing the statutory protection function and historical heritage of the old organization and will assume the heritage of Britain. Name and logo

Founded in 1983, British Heritage is a registered charity that manages the British National Heritage. This includes more than 400 historic monuments, monuments and ruins of the UK that have existed over 5000 years ago. Its portfolio includes Stonehenge, Dover Castle, Tintagel Castle, the most preserved section of the Great Wall at Hadrian. The original British heritage is the administrative name of the British government's nongovernmental public organization named officially named the British historic monuments and monument councils and manages the National Heritage Protection System and is a historical heritage We manage range. It was created to combine the existing institutional roles born from long-term national involvement in heritage protection.