Aston Martin Heritage Trust

Aston Martin Heritage Trust (AMHT) is an independent organization founded by the Aston Martin Owners Club in 1998. As a Charitable Incorporated Organization, AMHT is dedicated to advancing education by providing access to various materials for studying and researching Aston Martin Lagonda's automotive engineering and designs. They offer an extensive range of services, including expertise, archives, a museum, and events related to Aston Martin.

AMHT takes pride in managing the Aston Martin Museum, located in Drayton St Leonard, Oxfordshire. With over 25 important Aston Martin cars and prototypes, including the oldest surviving Aston Martin A3, they not only showcase the history but also curate a wide collection of racing memorabilia, models, and artifacts. Their archive houses the largest collection of Aston Martin records globally, containing factory records, publications, workshop manuals, and thousands of photographs.

By offering research and registrar services to researchers, car owners, and the public, AMHT ensures that the rich heritage of Aston Martin is shared with enthusiasts across the globe. Visit the Aston Martin Museum and get immersed in the captivating world of one of the most iconic brands in British history