This is a list of some of the many football museums and heritage organisations in the UK and elsewhere. This list is intended for football museums and heritage groups and not for commercial organisations who are welcome to sponsor or advertise with us.
If you would like to be listed, please contact the Argyle Archive and we will be glad to link to your group and would be very grateful if you could link to us in return.
This page is created as a resource for anyone interested in sport and football history and heritage. The Argyle Archive are do not endorse any of these groups.
The Arsenal Collection is a digital collection of Arsenal memorabilia collected from various sources through the ages. The collection includes a huge range of official and unofficial match programmes, handbooks, newspaper articles, books, photographs and many more items of various Arsenal memorabilia.
Charlton Athletic Museum, a volunteer initiative to preserve and display the heritage of our football club for the local community and supporters
"Sky is Blue," a resource for anyone interested in the history of the Chesterfield Football Club.
A celebration of the club's rich history, famous players, unforgettable moments and cherised memories.
The Derby County Collection is a registered charitable trust led entirely by volunteers. Established in 2012 by private memorabilia collectors with the objective of making sure the physical heritage of Derby County is available for future generations of supporters.
The ECFC Museum was launched in 2018 with support from the Heritage Lottery Fund and the lottery players. Working in collaboration with the University of Exeter the Museum aims to take a stadium wide approach to the celebration of the club’s history and heritage.
Since 1878, Grimsby Town FC’s legacy has created memories to last lifetimes – relive extraordinary matches, legendary players, honours achieved, traditions passed down and generations of loyal supporters who have lived and breathed the Mariners heritage.
Hatters’ Heritage is a charity whose aim is to preserve the heritage and history of Luton Town Football Club.
Jack Leslie should have been England’s first black player but when the selectors discovered his heritage, his name would never appear on the team sheet.
The campaign started with a Crowdfunded Campaign to raise money for a statue of Jack Leslie in Plymouth (now completed), but also to promote the story of Jack Leslie, using his story to celebrate diversity and combat racism in football
The National Football Museum is home to the world’s largest public collection of football objects and archives.
Housing over 40,000 items in total, at the museum in Manchester and at the Research Centre in Preston.
The society is registered Charity run by supporters and recognised by the club, which is committed to preserving and celebrating the rich heritage of Portsmouth FC - Pompey to their fans across the globe.
Watford Gold is a history and heritage space, celebrating the rich history of Watford FC.
Wembley Stadium and Arena memorabilia 1921 to date..
