Dunham Massey

More than 300 years of family history are represented in Dunham Massey's extensive collection. Explore nearly 30,000 items on the National Trust's collections website.

Home to two great families, the Booths and the Greys; over 300 years of history have unfolded at Dunham Massey. Their stories of fortune, scandal and duty can still be felt across the Dunham Massey estate today.

Once enjoyed exclusively by the Earls of Stamford and Warrington and their families, the garden now provides a tranquil haven for visitors and wildlife alike. Discover the history of Dunham's much loved garden.

A team of dedicated volunteer beekeepers look after the honeybees that call Dunham Massey home. Find out more about how they care for these special creatures throughout the year.

Discover more about how we look after Dunham's much loved fallow deer through the seasons.

We’re looking to create more opportunities for local people and visitors to enjoy green spaces on the Dunham Massey Estate. Find out how you can play a part and what the project means for you.

We’re working hard on a new project to unlock the potential of Dunham Massey’s archives. The Stamford Estate Office Archive Project is studying, protecting and arranging estate management records – revealing new discoveries about Dunham and its social history.

Dunham Massey has installed a new biomass boiler in an effort to move away from oil, and onto woodfuel. This is part of the National Trust's renewable energy investment programme to reduce reliance on fossil fuels.