Overview
The National Trust was founded on 12 January 1895 by Octavia Hill, Sir Robert Hunter and Hardwicke Rawnsley.
Hill, a social campaigner for housing and open spaces joined forces with Robert Hunter, who had saved Wimbledon Common and Epping Forest from development, and Hardwicke Rawnsley, founder of the Lake District Defence Society.
Together they formed a corporation "for the holding of lands of natural beauty and sites and houses of historic interest to be preserved intact for the nation’s use and enjoyment.” Over 120 years later, the National Trust remains “for ever, for everyone”.
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Delivery
In light of the government’s announcement on March 23 2020, we have made the decision to stop taking orders online or over the phone. The safety of our staff and those we work with throughout the supply chain, is our priority.
Please be assured all orders that have been placed will be despatched as normal, but may be subject to delays.
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Returns
We hope you will be delighted with your purchase, however if you change your mind you can return your order in its original condition, with proof of purchase, to one of our National Trust shops or via our online customer service centre and we will exchange or refund your order.
For more information see our delivery and returns page.