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Wentworth Woodhouse is owned and operated by Wentworth Woodhouse Preservation Trust (WWPT).

Wentworth Woodhouse is arguably the most challenging and exciting regeneration project of our generation. Wentworth Woodhouse Preservation Trust is committed to delivering high quality, creative and relevant visitor experiences and an empowered and connected workforce. We serve the following purposes:

  1. To preserve the house and grounds on a long term sustainable basis with extensive public opening;
  2. To find sustainable and sympathetic uses for those parts of the property not open to the public;
  3. To raise funds both for acquisition and repairs and other essential works.

The Wentworth Woodhouse Preservation Trust is a charitable company limited by guarantee and has been established to secure a long-term future for Wentworth Woodhouse.

The WWPT charity number is 1155374 and the company number is 08809187.

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Wentworth Tales

Find out more about the fascinating history of Wentworth Woodhouse, read the stories of the many people who have lived and worked in the house down the centuries.

Lady Rockingham’s Black Horn Players

Discover the story of two young men, Romulus and Remus, and their connection to the Rockinghams.

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The Marriage of Lady Henrietta Alicia Watson-Wentworth And Her Footman, William Sturgeon

Learn all about Lady Henrietta’s scandalous and somewhat courageous elopement with her Footman, William Sturgeon

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A Walk Through The Regency Era

Read all about the social and cultural development of the Regency era.

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Keppel And His Column

Discover the history of Admiral Augustus Keppel and his local landmark.

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The Hunt For The Families Of Our 1830 Rooftop Graffiti Writers

Follow the search for the families behind the Graffiti left by craftsmen at Wentworth Woodhouse almost 200 years ago…

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Llamas, Lemurs and Lovebirds: The Menagerie at Wentworth Woodhouse

Discover the history of the Menagerie and exotic species kept at Wentworth Woodhouse with latest findings from the archives team and volunteer, Joan Jones.

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The Gardens At Wentworth Woodhouse

Discover the historical timeline of Wentworth Woodhouse Gardens with the latest article from volunteer, Joan Jones.

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Great Survivor

The Great Survivor

Learn about the recent history of Wentworth Woodhouse and how lucky we are that the House has actually survived.

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The Dancers In The Marble Saloon, 1912

Discover the story and identity of a world famous Russian ballet dancer and her performance in our Marble Saloon for King George V & Queen Mary on their 1912 Royal visit.

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