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Balmungo House officially opened on the 30th October 2012
In 1960 Wilhelmina Barns-Graham inherited from her aunt Mary Neish a family home, Balmungo, situated on the outskirts of St Andrews. Since that moment Barns-Graham divided her time equally between there and her home in St Ives, Barnaloft, simultaneously establishing her as much a Scottish as Cornish artist. Balmungo came to be at the heart of her business.
Barns-Graham wished that Balmungo would be the centre for her charitable trust. Balmungo House is now the hub for the Trust's activities.
Balmungo will also house the Wilhelmina Barns-Graham Archive that comprises her private papers as well as art and other related documents such as her photograph archive. Additionally, the Archive includes her library or art books and art magazines. Use of the Archive will be available by application to anyone interested in Wilhelmina Barns-Graham and 20th century British art.