Friends of the Wordsworth Trust
Inspired by the past, inspiring the future
Help us to preserve and enhance Dove Cottage, the collection and the historic environment of Town End for future generations, and to give people of all ages the chance to fulfil their creative potential.
Help us to preserve and enhance Dove Cottage, the collection and the historic environment of Town End for future generations, and to give people of all ages the chance to fulfil their creative potential.
Patrons of the Wordsworth Trust
'O Friend! O Poet! Brother of my soul'
We rely on the generosity of our Patrons to help us make important acquisitions of rare books and works of art, and to support our learning and artistic activities. In becoming a Patron, you will make your own personal contribution to the preservation and development of one of the world's most important literary sites.
We rely on the generosity of our Patrons to help us make important acquisitions of rare books and works of art, and to support our learning and artistic activities. In becoming a Patron, you will make your own personal contribution to the preservation and development of one of the world's most important literary sites.
Regular Giving
Give a little extra a month ... and play your part in preserving our literary heritage
A regular gift by Direct Debit helps to support a key area of our activity - the care and conservation of our fragile collection - and enables us to plan for the future more effectively.
A regular gift by Direct Debit helps to support a key area of our activity - the care and conservation of our fragile collection - and enables us to plan for the future more effectively.
Legacies
Make a lasting contribution to the future of the Wordsworth Trust
Legacies have been crucial to the development of Dove Cottage, the Wordsworth Museum and Art Gallery and have helped us to create, in the words of the Spectator, 'the finest literary museum in the world'.
Legacies have been crucial to the development of Dove Cottage, the Wordsworth Museum and Art Gallery and have helped us to create, in the words of the Spectator, 'the finest literary museum in the world'.
