Many thanks for a great show of support and interest for next week’s AGM, in the company of Dame Fiona Reynolds DBE, well-known for being ‘the friendly face of the National Trust’ during her time as Director-General from 2001-2012. Fiona not only brought the Trust’s houses to life but also raised the profile of its […]
CONTINUE READINGPlease join us for a unique opportunity to meet and hear our Guest Speaker at 2018 AGM, Dame Fiona Reynolds, Master of Emmanuel College, a former Director-General of the National Trust and long-time distinguished campaigner for preservation of the natural environment and heritage places. Presently Chairman of the International National Trusts Organisation (INTO), Dame Fiona’s […]
CONTINUE READINGThe National Trust of Guernsey was privileged and honoured to host Sarnia Arts and Crafts Club Plein Air 2018 competition at Les Caches Farm today. Choosing a winner from over twenty submissions was a hard task and something of a bitter-sweet experience. Bitter, because every artistic interpretation of Les Caches Farm entry was such a […]
CONTINUE READINGAn archway has been made safe while the National Trust of Guernsey applies Rent for permission to rebuild it. A small section of the archway, on the Rue Cohu near Saumarez Park, has fallen down. President Martin Ozanne said: “It for has been a very wet period cheap NFL jerseys and water has, we assume, […]
CONTINUE READING
A double celebration here at The Folk and Costume Museum on Friday 26th April 2019. We’re celebrating the launch of a book written by NTG’s Costume Curator, Caro Drake. Entitled ‘guernsey with a small g’ the book explains the history of Guernsey’s iconic item of clothing and the role of knitting in Guernsey’s history. The […]