Wray Castle

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This page will share news about our work as the National Trust at Wray Castle in the English Lake District. We welcome your involvement in the page please feel free to post comments, photos and your own posts in the spirit of fun, informative, relevant information; and do feel free to ask us questions. Please note that everything on the page is open to public view. We will remove comments made in bad taste or which which might annoy or offend others; in posting any photos you are giving us permission to use them elsewhere on our social media or web site pages, do feel free to ask us to remove anything if you change your mind. If you have any concerns please do send us a private message or contact us via our website ie nationaltrust.org.uk/wray-castle

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We’re a conservation charity that protects over 350 historic houses, 160 gardens, 1,100km of coastline, 254,000 hectares of land of outstanding natural beauty, 6 World Heritage Sites, 28 castles and 60 pubs - let's not forget the pubs. Then, we open them up to everyone, to enjoy for ever.

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