National Trust of Guernsey

The National Trust of Guernsey is an independent, non-political charity dedicated to preserving the Island’s natural, built and cultural heritage for the benefit of present and future generations.

Founded in 1960, the Trust works to protect and care for places of historic interest and natural beauty across Guernsey. This includes the conservation of landscapes, coastlines, historic buildings and artefacts, as well as the safeguarding of traditional skills and local heritage.

The Trust’s objectives are to:

•  Protect and enhance Guernsey’s countryside and coastline 
•  Preserve historic buildings and sites of cultural significance 
•  Collect, conserve and interpret artefacts connected with the Island’s history 
•  Promote public access, enjoyment and understanding of Guernsey’s heritage 
•  Support education and community engagement in heritage and conservation 

Through its properties, including the Folk & Costume Museum, The Victorian Shop at 26 Cornet Street, Les Câches Farm, The Fermain Tower, historic sites and landscapes, the Trust provides opportunities for residents and visitors alike to explore and appreciate Guernsey’s rich and distinctive heritage.

As a self-funded organisation, the Trust relies on the support of its Members, volunteers, donors and the wider community to continue its vital work.