The National Trust is Britain’s largest conservation organisation, caring for:

• Over 600,000 acres of beautiful countryside;
• 4,000 prehistoric monuments; 
• 704 miles of spectacular coastline;
• 215 houses and gardens;
• 149 museums;
• 127 factories and mines;
• 78 mills;
• 66 nature reserves;
• 57 villages;
• 47 dovecotes;
• 43 pubs;
• 28 castles;
• 12 lighthouses;
• 6 World Heritage Sites; and
• 2 gold mines.

The National Trust has been conserving the nation’s treasures for over a hundred years and is a charity that receives no direct support from government.

The National Trust does not cover Scotland, although membership does allow free entry to properties owned by The National Trust for Scotland.

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