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Mystery £625,000 donation boosts Mackintosh conservation project

Mystery £625,000 donation boosts Mackintosh conservation project
BBC Scotland Thursday 04 June 2026, 13:28 UTC 1 min read
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The National Trust for Scotland said the funding was one of the largest anonymous donations it had ever received.

The National Trust for Scotland said the funding was one of the largest anonymous donations it had ever received.
Mackintosh (LOCATION) The National Trust for Scotland (ORG)
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