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Bath Assembly Rooms

Royal Oak Foundation is raising $1 Million to help the National Trust restore the grandeur and elegance of the Bath Assembly Rooms

Support from Royal Oak will help the National Trust breathe new life into one of England’s most stunning gathering places. We hope we can count on your support.

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Preserving Britain's Treasures

Royal Oak provides $4 Million in funding to the Decorative Arts Conservation Studio at Knole enabling the Trust to conserve hundreds of important objects in their collection over the next 5 years.

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Featured Initiatives

2023 -2024 Campaign

Restoring the Georgian Splendor of Bath Assembly Rooms

Royal Oak is raising $1 Million to help the National Trust restore the grandeur and elegance of the Bath Assembly Rooms. Support from Royal Oak Foundation will help the National Trust breathe new life into one of England’s most stunning gathering places. We hope we can count on your support.

2023 Annual Fund

Celebrating Our 50th Anniversary

Please consider making a gift to Royal Oak today to support educational events, undertake substantial conservation and preservation projects and provide essential scholarship opportunities.

Latest Stories

Bringing Jane Austen to Life

Houses & Buildings

If you're a Jane Austen fan, the names of the settings in her stories are as readily recognizable as those of her characters. Ever wished to take a peek inside Netherfield, or admire Pemberley from across the lake? It's easier to follow in the footsteps of Lizzie and Darcy or Elinor and Marianne than you might think. Here's our pick of National Trust places that have starred in adaptations of Austen's novels.

The National Trust Acquires Munstead Wood

Families & People

The seminal garden was the hub of Gertrude Jekyll’s planting experiments which had a huge influence on garden design in Britain and beyond and the Arts and Crafts house showcases her collaboration with architect, Sir Edwin Lutyens

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