Our Partners
At New Lanark we work with a wide range of partners
Our partners are crucial to our work, and have made invaluable contributions to the restoration of the site and it’s development as a world class tourist attraction.
Discover Lanark BID
Local businesses and organisations in Lanark have combined to make their voices heard and to work together to deliver a wide range of services that will make a lasting difference to their town.
Robert Owen Centre for Educational Change
Aims to promote more equitable education systems through theory-driven, applied research underpinned by a commitment to the principles of social justice and lifelong learning.
South Lanarkshire Museums Forum
A networking service which offers support and guidance to independent and voluntary-run museums in South Lanarkshire.
Lanark Community Development Trust
A charitable, non-profit body which carries out volunteer-led projects for the common good of the historic Royal Burgh of Lanark.
CAVLP
A Heritage Lottery funded project which aims to conserve, enhance and celebrate the unique landscape and cultural heritage of the Clyde and Avon Valleys.
Scottish Wildlife Trust
Manage the Falls of Clyde Wildlife Reserve located within New Lanark World Heritage Site.
Historic New Harmony
A department within Outreach and Engagement at the University of Southern Indiana, maintains 26 buildings and 40 acres in New Harmony, Indiana (The site of Robert Owen's utopian experiment).
Scottish Enterprise
Scottish Enterprise is a sponsored non-departmental public body of the Scottish Government which encourages economic development, enterprise, innovation and investment in business.
Go Industrial
Discover, play and learn with Go Industrial, a dynamic group of industrial museums based in Scotland.
South Lanarkshire Council
As partners in the management of New Lanark, South Lanarkshire Council are committed to maintaining and enhancing the values of the World Heritage Site as defined by UNESCO’s criteria for Outstanding Universal Value, Authenticity and Integrity.
The Robert Owen Museum
Located in Owen's birthplace at Newtown, Wales. The Museum houses a collection of objects, written material and pictures relating to the life of Robert Owen.
The University of Glasgow
The University of Glasgow Library holds the New Lanark Mills Archive.
SCRAN
Provides educational access to digital materials representing Scotland's material culture and history and many images of and relating to New Lanark are available on the site.
Historic Environment Scotland
Providing the co-ordination for Scottish World Heritage Sites and holding current and historic photographs, maps and architectural drawings of New Lanark. Also provides a grant for maintenance of our buildings and our learning & outreach programme.