The St Andrews Preservation Trust, established in 1937, is a vital guardian of the historic character of St Andrews, Scotland. With 85 years of dedicated service, the Trust's mission focuses on protecting historic buildings from demolition while guiding the town's future development. The Trust oversees several significant landmarks, including the Trust Museum located at 12 North Street, and various doocots in the area, all accessible to the public free of charge.

In addition to heritage preservation, the Trust fosters community engagement through collaborations with local organizations and businesses. They honor community efforts with the annual Pride of Place Awards, highlighting the importance of local involvement in safeguarding the city’s unique character.

Although the Trust Museum is currently closed for redevelopment, they invite visitors to explore its collections through a Pop-Up exhibition. The Trust emphasizes accessibility, striving to ensure information and services are available to all. Their motto, “Preserving the Past | Planning for the Future,” embodies their commitment to heritage and community.