Terrace Station Charitable Trust

​Terrace Station was the home of Sir John Hall, runholder, politician and democratic reformer and his wife Rose, Lady Hall, and is still lived in by their descendants. 

The Terrace Station Charitable Trust was established in 2002 to preserve and maintain the homestead and associated farm buildings for the benefit of the public.

The objectives of the Trust are to:

• Preserve and maintain as an historic place, the homestead with its contents, the farm buildings and other possessions associated with Sir John and Lady Hall and their descendants;
• To conserve and facilitate access to the collection of station records and papers;
• To maintain the extensive historic garden;
• To encourage the creation of published works recording the history of the life and times of Rose, Lady Hall and Sir John Hall.

Terrace Station Charitable Trust is a registered charity, Registration Number CC34360


​Support the Terrace Station Charitable Trust

Maintaining a large group of historic buildings is an expensive undertaking. Our main sources of income are rental income from the homestead and manager's house and charges for visitors. Although this covers our general expenses, we depend on sponsorship, donations and grants to enable us to pursue long term projects. Most of the gardening is done by voluntary work (over 700 hours each year).  

There are many ways you can help the work of Terrace Station Charitable Trust. You can help by becoming a volunteer, by becoming a donor or leaving the Trust a bequest.

Wooden handled garden tools displayed inside the Hutch

Cardiocrinum gigantium in the woodland