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The Plaza Super Cinema and Variety Theatre is a unique Grade II Listed building that has survived almost intact, in its original use, making it a rare example of this building type in the north of England. It is operated by a Charitable Trust with the specific intention of restoring it to its former glory.

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The Cinema Museum is indebted to the Ronald Grant Archive and its picture librarians for support and financial sponsorship over many years.

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The Deutsche Kinemathek officially opened in February 1963. Its founding director, Gerhard Lamprecht, over the decades had meticulously put together an extensive collection of films, documents and equipment.

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Home Movie Day is a celebration of amateur films and filmmaking held annually at many local venues worldwide – including the Cinema Museum (see past event).

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Set up by a group of like-minded preservationists, the Projected Picture Trust’s aim is to rescue, renovate and exhibit projectors and other related professional film equipment for the enjoyment of the public at large – in other words, to preserve the magic of cinema!

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The Cinema Theatre Association is dedicated to cinema history – not the films, but the buildings they were and are shown in. Members are united by a shared fascination with the architecture, design and commercial history of cinema exhibition.

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The goal of the Cinema Heritage Group is the recording, preservation and dissemination of cinemagoing history, its architectural, social and cultural aspects.

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Free Walks in London for your iPod™ or MP3 Player. One of the walks (The Borough – Secret Southwark Part II) takes in a visit to the Cinema Museum, among other Southwark highlights.

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