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 Julia Margaret Cameron, the famous Victorian portrait photographer, lived at Dimbola Lodge from 1860 until 1875, where she photographed the cream of Victorian Society. The Julia Margaret Cameron Trust was set up with the aim of ensuring the preservation of Dimbola Lodge, and to provide historical information on Julia Margaret Cameron's life and works. We also ensure an extensive list of activities, events and exhibitions take place in and around Dimbola Lodge Museum to support the Trust's objectives and to support photographers from all over the world.
This site provides information on the following aspects of the Trust's work:-
- Julia Margaret Cameron
- Dimbola Lodge Museum, Isle of Wight, England
- Information on events, exhibitions and activities that take place in and around Dimbola
- Joining and becoming a member of the Julia Margaret Cameron Trust
- The Isle of Wight Festivals' Exhibition and Jimi Hendrix
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Dimbola Lodge Museum is situated in Terrace Lane, close to Freshwater Bay on the Western end of the Isle of Wight.
The Museum can be reached by car from the mainland via ferries leaving from Lymington, Southampton or Portsmouth. Click on the image below for an on-line map of the area
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