As a recognised charity we are immensely grateful for all donations, no matter how large or small. Donated funds are received by New Lanark Trust (Charity No: SC008552). They make a real difference to our work and are crucial to the success of our projects. You can find out more about how donations and legacies support us in restoring, conserving, interpreting and promoting New Lanark below.
From an oral history listening post to a large scale computer Aided Virtual Environment and from woodland signposts to the re-creation of a period millworkers’ house, your legacy could contribute to the development of new ways of interpreting the fascinating and internationally significant heritage of New Lanark.
Whether supporting the repairing of stonework, the resurfacing of historic footpaths, the recording of period wallpaper or the conservation, cataloguing and digitisation of our archive, your legacy will enable this heritage to be enjoyed by generations to come.
It is a massive task which is not yet complete! Your legacy could support the restoration of some of the historic buildings within and around the village, including Double Row, a former row of millworkers’ housing, the former Village Church and North Lodge Bridge at the pathway to the Falls of Clyde.
These have included The Great Tapestry of Scotland, the largest ever Scottish Community project, A New View of Society, an exhibition of original artefacts linked to Robert Owen and A Tale of Two Institutes, a joint exhibition with Lanark Library to celebrate the centenary and bi-centenary of the Lindsay Institute in Lanark and the Institute for the Formation of Character in New Lanark.
