THE RUSKIN ASSOCIATIONS

The Ruskin Foundation

The Ruskin Foundation is a charitable trust, founded in 1995, for the care, conservation and promotion of the legacy of John Ruskin. Its aim is to make Ruskin’s ideas and achievements as widely influential in the world as possible. Through the Ruskin Library and Brantwood it enables the greatest possible number of scholars and general public alike to access the world’s largest and most important collection of Ruskin material. It also promotes the continuing relevance of Ruskin’s ideas through its own special projects and a wide range of partnership activities. It is based at Bowland College, Lancaster University, Lancaster, England LA1 4YT.

The Foundation has recently created a new website (click the colophon below).

The Ruskin Society of London

The Ruskin Society of London serves to promote interest in the life and works of John Ruskin and his contemporaries:

This maintains no website, but can be contacted, appropriately if paradoxically, at 351 Woodstock Road, Oxford OX2 7NX, England. Telephone: 01865 310 987; Fax: 01865 310 987

The New Ruskin Society of Birmingham

This is recorded in the Oxford World Classics Magazine list of literary associations, but at time of publishing this edition we have been unable to discover any details.