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The National Trust will manage Ironbridge Gorge’s museums in 2026, backed by a £9 million grant, to ensure the site’s future and boost visits.
The National Trust will take over management of the Ironbridge Gorge museums in Shropshire in spring 2026, following a £9 million government grant.
The transfer includes 10 museums, 35 listed buildings, and 400,000 historical objects, securing the UNESCO World Heritage Site’s future after years of financial challenges.
The move aims to boost annual visitors from 330,000 to 600,000, improve accessibility, and ensure long-term sustainability.
The Iron Bridge, a Grade I listed structure, remains under separate care.
The government and National Trust emphasize the site’s national importance, economic value, and role in inspiring future generations through hands-on experiences.
El National Trust gestionará los museos de Ironbridge Gorge en 2026, respaldado por una subvención de 9 millones de libras esterlinas, para garantizar el futuro del sitio e impulsar las visitas.