Our members' magazine
Autumn 2019 edition of our members' magazine
In this issue, as well as news, features and letters: hear from the Trust's Trees and Woodlands expert Ray Hawes, discover the tapestry at Hardwick Hall, which Textile Conservation Studio Manager Maria Jordan has picked as the object she loves, and learn about the history of paint with Christine Sitwell, the Trust’s Paintings Conservation Adviser.
Awe-inspiring woodlands
Whether you're climbing around a gnarled old trunk or gazing up into a riot of autumnal colour, the trees in our woodlands are spectacular during the autumn.
If walls could talk: the history of paint in our places
Past owners of country houses have had an enormous influence on historic interiors by indulging their passion for the latest fashion or covering an existing scheme because it was too garish for their taste.
Riverlands: how we keep our rivers flowing
Rivers are the lifeblood of our landscapes, but now they’re in trouble – and so is the wildlife that depends on them. We’re determined to reverse this decline with an ambitious restoration project to bring our rivers, streams, brooks and becks flowing back to life.
Hoo's waking up
As we near the completion of a multi-million pound project to transform your experience of visiting Sutton Hoo, we've thrown open the doors to brand new experiences in our High Hall exhibition hall and Tranmer House. Plan your visit and be amongst the first to explore a completely new way of discovering Sutton Hoo.
