The Transport Heritage Grants Program is a NSW Government funded program administered by the Royal Australian Historical Society (RAHS) and supported by THNSW.
$1.7 Million
FUNDING TO DATE
47
ORGANISATIONS
132
PROJECTS
Showcasing our state's transport heritage
The Transport Heritage Grants Program aims to help the NSW community rediscover the culture, events and people that shaped transport over the past 160 years, as well as assist with the restoration and conservation of NSW’s valuable heritage assets.
Applicants can apply for grants of up to $15,000, with one grant awarded each year of up to $50,000.
Categories
Applications are accepted from heritage organisations and individuals in four categories
Restoration, reconstruction or preservation of a heritage transport item
Exhibition, interpretation, education or publication relating to heritage transport
Study, consultation, report or review that will assist in managing a heritage transport place or item in NSW or the ACT
Audience development, accessibility, and inclusion
Previous recipients
Transport Heritage NSW is proud to have supported more than 132 heritage sector groups across NSW across a range of projects.
2023 Grants
Projects awarded grants in the 2023 Transport Heritage Grants include the restoration of locomotive 3016, digitisation of 16mm films, publication of the book Duck the Hassle, and restoration of SMR Class 10 Locomotive
