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National Trust Podcast: series eight. In our latest podcast episode, learn about Sir Isaac Newton – who's best known for coming up with the theory of gravity at his home, Woolsthorpe Manor in Lincolnshire – and his less-known friendship with astronomer Edmund Halley. You can also find more stories about nature and history from series eight.
About us: Our legacy, people & values | National Trust
In 1895, our founders, Octavia Hill, Robert Hunter and Hardwicke Rawnsley pledged to preserve our historic and natural places. Their aim was not only to save important sites, but to open them up for everyone to enjoy. They created the National Trust, and more than 125 years later, their mission is at the heart of everything we do.
Historic buildings and houses in the UK | National Trust
Discover the places we look after that have links to the Tudor period, from Henry VII through to Elizabeth I. These historic houses have received royal visitors, hidden Catholic priests and witnessed important events. Visit some of the places we look after that have inspired famous writers, playwrights and poets, including the homes of Beatrix ...
About us: what is the National Trust? | National Trust
Who we are and what we stand for. Discover more about our legacy, people and values as a conservation charity. We protect historic places and green spaces while opening them up for everyone, for ever. Article.
Discover the National Trust
Explore Wolf Hall filming locations. Based on the bestselling trilogy by author Hilary Mantel, Wolf Hall follows Thomas Cromwell’s rise to becoming the most powerful man in King Henry VIII’s Tudor court. Discover the places in our care that were used as filming locations for both the 2015 and 2024 series. Article.
Membership: Join the National Trust
Joint. Family. Two adults (aged 18+) living at the same address and their children or grandchildren (17 or under). Under 5s go free. One adult (aged 18+) and their children or grandchildren (17 or under). Under 5s go free. Individual. * Junior membership includes free entry and junior welcome pack. Car parking, Handbook and National Trust ...
Our history | National Trust
The National Trust has been caring for special places in the UK for more than 125 years. During that time, we have sought to preserve the nation's precious heritage through a wide range of projects, initiatives and programmes. On this page, we look back at all the important milestones in our history, from our foundation right up to our recent ...
What does the National Trust do?
Reducing carbon emissions, planting trees and protecting wildlife habitats: just some of the things we’re doing to protect nature and the climate. More about our nature and climate work.
Our strategy to 2025 | National Trust
We want to equip everyone in the National Trust with the skills and resources they need to do their jobs with ease and confidence, and to feel proud of our work. Our strategy 'For everyone, for ever', which will take the organisation through to 2025, outlines how we will achieve this. Our 21st-century ambition is to play a major role in the ...
Facts and figures | National Trust
Members. More than 5.37 million people (5.95 million in 2019–20) are members of the National Trust. That’s more than the entire population of Costa Rica. It's thanks to the support of our members that we're able to protect over 500 places for everyone to enjoy now and in the future.