Partners

Libraries, Archives and Museums

Historypin is collaborating with over 100 libraries, archives and museums around the world to help them share their content with a global community of users. Through Historypin, partners can make their content available for people to explore and interact with in new ways: making comparisons through time, adding memories and stories, piecing it together into Collections, joining it up into Tours and improving what we know about where and when it belongs.

Businesses

Historypin works closely with a large number of business, of all sizes, to help more people get more out of the project - employees, customers and communities.

If you would like to talk about working with Historypin, please contact our Executive Director, Nick Stanhope, at nick.stanhope@wearewhatwedo.org

Schools

Historypin is a great tool to use in schools both in the classroom and to run events and projects to get parents, families and the community involved in school life. Find out more about using Historypin in schools

Universities

Universities and academic institutions have a vital role to play in the project and we are looking to work with partners all over the world to make Historypin a genuinely useful study and research tool for undergraduates and postgraduates, across a wide range of disciplines.

We are currently working closely with Stanford University’s Spatial History Lab to develop a series of new study and research tools and will be looking to collaborate with academic institutions all over the world on this work.

If you would like to talk about working with Historypin, please contact our Executive Director, Nick Stanhope, at nick.stanhope@wearewhatwedo.org

Funders

We currently receive support from The Nominet Trust, Google, the Heritage Lottery Fund and the Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation.

If you're interested in supporting Historypin, get in touch with our Executive Director, Nick Stanhope at nick.stanhope@wearewhatwedo.org