HADDON HALL - the most perfectly preserved Medieval house in England!
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- Опубліковано 29 чер 2024
- The GVC crew venture to Derbyshire's Haddon Hall and give it their unique and loving treatment - Linked to King Henry VIII, William the Conqueror and a whole host of historical events, Haddon Hall is famed for its immaculate architecture and stunning history. It's not surprising Haddon Hall has been the setting for many a famous film and countless TV productions.
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Just com across this channel. I love it thankyou
As a descendent of Sir Richard de Vernon (the first Vernon to own Haddon) and Alice Avenell, it warms my heart to see such a positive review or the ancestral home. It has always ben a wish of mine to visit it, as have many of my cousins, but alas, I never had the opportunity. Thanks again for the glowing review.
Both of our presenters, Gavin and Jo, are also descendants of Richard Vernon, and it really is quite a spectacular place! Maybe one day you will be fortunate enough to visit, and if you do, definitely try the cream teas in the tea room :D
@@govisitcastles Thank you for this video. I have loved Haddon Hall since I saw it in the version of "Jane Eyre" with Michael Fassbender and Mia Wasikowska, which I think may have been my introduction to it. And thank you for the well-informed narration and lack of intrusive music and fake rushing water and birdsongs throughout your video!!
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Yep, Wolf Hall and The King….
Saw where Cromwell had his fantasy about Anne but didnt see the room where Henry V dressed down and killed his Chief Justice…Man what I would give to sleep on the floor 1 winter night by the fireplace
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What a beautiful place!
It really is!
My favorite version of “Jane Eyre” (2006) was filmed here! I always wondered where it was filmed. Thank you so much. Your channel is an Anglophile’s dream. (I have lots of English ancestors and love all things doing with English history.)
Have just found your channel, love it! . You should have many more subscribers.
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We're doing our best Patricia - slowly and surely. We absolutely love what we do. Thankyou
My fave place of all. it has everything! Thanks guys.
I just discovered this channel and I love it!! "As you wish."
Thankyou - we love doing this too!
Amazing. I cant help watching this video. Thankyou!.. Amazing minds for Buildings yet so different to being Savage.!???
The Long Gallery at Haddon Hall and especially its ceiling were the decorative inspiration for the First Class dining saloon on board the RMS Olympic & Titanic.
Beautiful house
Beautiful place,I'd love to get a chance to walk around it, but it's the places your not aloud that interests me guys 🇬🇧
Same here!
Interesting! 🎉🎉🎉
Very professional, and well presented, well done. I need to look at your other video's now. Thanks Paul
Thanks Paul, much appreciated!
Another excellent video.
Cheers Dominic!
Princess bride!!!
"Hello. My name is Inigo Montoya. You killed my father. Prepare to die." Another great video guys, definitely a must to visit!
Great Stuff !
Thankyou Rebecca
Beautiful and helpful thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
I absolutely agree, Haddon Hall is indeed perfection! What an *incredibly* beautiful building, and of course, one that is so well preserved. Just subscribed to your channel.
There is a wonderful feeling of peace in the hall and all around. Thankyou for your interest!
First rate video, why you guys haven't more subscribers is a mystery.
This Haddon Hall is truly an amazing place. Who owns it, and does anyone reside in any of the buildings?
It's in Derbyshire, and is owned by Lord and Lady Edward Manners. They do reside there in the buildings around the upper courtyard
I must say I'am envious. Wouldn't be amazing to own and live this kind of place 😍.
This is great. I imagine if one got lost you could there before being found and as there were no cellphones then.
Definitely no cell phones Shiela! But a wonderful home I imagine - the feeling we got there was certainly of calm and peace.
`Almost in my back yard, yet I`ve never been. If that place isn`t haunted then there`s no such thing as a ghost. This isn`t the reason I`ve not been. To my shame I didn`t know it exists.
Yes, there's a really good energy and feel about the place - thanks for the comment!
@@richwebster117 This afternoon I was in `Ye Olde White Hart Inn," in the Old Town of Hull - close to The Land of Green Ginger. If I was in the Bar thena couple walked in, asked for a couple of drinks and went into the Lounge. Two minutes had not passed before the lass ( of the couple ) was back asking for more drinks, since the first ones they had purchased had been taken away from them and broken against the wall closest to them. As I left I saw one of the excellent Barmaids cleaning up the smashed glass and liquid. I was so , so disappointed since I`d have loved to have been sat 10 ft away from where I was in fact sat and seen this spooky stuff with my own eyes. I hate being the skeptic.
I guess there is only a great room and a hallway in this castle. It would be awesome to see the other 98% of the castle.
The kitchens, chapel and Elizebethan gallery as well are the only rooms open to the general public - in addition to the two you pointed out - 50% is private.
Кто владеет этим замком в нынешнее время и упоминается ли он в Книге Страшного Суда?
Привет, спасибо за твой вопрос. Хэддон-холл принадлежит лорду Эдварду Мэннерсу - что касается другого вопроса, я буду задавать другим людям, которые, скорее всего, знают. Большое спасибо!
Visted there years ago bit only a small tour unfortunately
another great trip , another great castle presentation , it is very nice to watch you . I would love for you to introduce the castles in Istanbul and Anatolia.
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Great! Any in particular that stand out for you?
People didn’t enjoy the Long Gallery at all, that was preserved for one’s Lord’s and Ladies as we the peasantry wallowed down in the sewers and these buildings lay testimony to that.