Explore Callendar House
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- Опубліковано 12 лис 2017
- Join me on this tour of Callendar House, during its 600-year history, Callendar House has played host to many prominent historical figures, including Mary, Queen of Scots, Oliver Cromwell, Bonnie Prince Charlie and Queen Victoria.
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Beautiful home and history
Thanks, It really is an awesome place
Absolutely beautiful front & back. I'm so glad it's been preserved & is being taken care of. The inside is lovely & you did a very fine job on this video. Thank you so much.
I would love to go there. I am researching my ancestry and found that my ancestors are Robert Callender and Sir Alexander Livingston. I am amazed at the work that went into the house. I personally do love the front, but they are both beautiful.
The history of this place was fascinating! The home was absolutely gorgeous! Great Job!
Cheers, it`s an awesome house
Beautiful and loved seeing that huge fireplace in the kitchen.
It really is, you don't have to heat marshmallows long on that bad boy lol
So Majestic! So much history in one place. I love the rod iron seat! So amazing n beautiful! You did an incredible job!
Thanks very much, I`m glad you enjoyed it :)
What a stunning house. All that beautiful wood, I'm so glad this place is being preserved and looked after. I think the back of the house is more attractive, my opinion. Thank you for the vid 😊
Your very welcome, thank you, it really is a stunning house
Loved your video!! And the history ........And that big kitchen and huge fireplace, oh if it could talk!!.... Absolutely thumbs up..,.
I`m sure it would tell us many stories, thank you
Awesome, I've wanted to see inside the Callendar kitchen for ages now after seeing it for literally seconds on a TV doc. The back of the house is more attractive I think.
Quality, that's great you enjoyed it, the back is the best ;)
This is a fantasy house. It's somewhere between drop-dead gorgeous and stunning. I agree that the rear facade is as dazzling as the front. I wonder about the square footage. The Charles Schwab mansion, that was built in NYC on Riverside Drive in the 1890s, was 50K square feet. I think this place may exceed that. Your deep appreciation for the fine architectural details in the places you visit, is in turn, much appreciated by me. Thanks for taking the time to point these details out so carefully. I can only give this one thumbs up, but it's worthy of two.
Thanks my friend, This house truly is a wonderful example of the passage of time, all the way from the first stone laid to the present day.
Loved seeing inside this beautiful mansion. It is stunning,inside and out. Thanks for another great explore. Well done. Looking forward to your next one. P.s I prefer the rear of the house view.
Thanks Evelyn I'm glad you did and yeah I`m in agreement with that now ;)
Such an amazing House just absolutely stunning. I so love the talent/workmanship of the painting/tiles,moods, especially the wood work the time and detail is mind blowing. Gorgeous thank you so so much.
Honey Bubs Your very welcome, Im really happy you enjoyed it all 😀
I think the back looks more magnificent. Such great history :)
Yeah I`m starting to lean towards the back myself just on the pointing roofs alone :) thx m8
wonderful place..the wood looked like oak..Just wow!! thank you.
Wonderful video. Always wanted to visit Scotland.
I`m glad you enjoyed it, Thank you
The kitchen is one of my favorite and the beautiful wood. I can just imagine the smells.
The kitchen smelled of ginger that day as they had baked a Georgian recipe ginger cake for sampling which was very strong on the ginger but mmmm it was good
can you imagine the heat the poor servants had to deal with in that kitchen..
Must have been hellish
it is the life of a servant in those time. there living quarters were not that much better if it was better..they were just servants after all according to the lord and lady of the house.
that place is awesome! And free to go in? that's even more amazing! I have to visit Scotland some day!
It really is an amazing house to visit and yes free entry, all the better lol, hope you have a great visit when you come and thx for watching :)
Really enjoyed this
Cheers m8, I`m glad you liked it
I LOVED this video! I can almost imagine the families walking the halls and what it looked like as a home. The only thing that ruins it for me is when rooms contain modern things like display cases, but I understand why they are there and they contain some awesome artifacts, or chalk boards. The chalkboard really bothered me because it seemed like a destruction of history to me. I know it's only part of a wall but I like to see everything intact.
I feel abit like that myself, thank you :)
I want to live in that house LOL!
Speaking of history, I have this photo on my instagram of an abandoned mine shaft down in southern california. It's been out of use for more than a century but you can still see all the rocks and minerals in the cylinders and stuff. I mentioned it in my "overdosed on water" vlog
Cool, I will have to take alook ;)
Very impressive right enough. I wonder if they would mind flying drone around it? In always looking for cool places to fly. Cheers.
Your welcome, no harm in asking :)
like the Beautiful home they had
Wow,beautiful.they need to restore it
It is lovely, "don't miss my latest vid" ;)
As seeing ur scotland could u even though its not abandoned do like a tour round the roslin chapple? Would love to see that
Sure, will make a point of it this summer, thanks for your interest :)
Ok mate cheers
UrbEX Pajerico be looking forward to it
Actually would you be able to film at place i mean will they allow it?
I dont know but will find out lol
wow thanks man for describing this sensational castle, /mansion, your history in scotland truly is something else, indeed.....[ i still dont understand why when u had a chance to become seperate from england, u stayed with them ].............oh well
dexter dunn Thanks again m8, it seem the country was divided at the time
@@DiscoverWithPajerico who had voting rights at the time ?
Everyone in the country@@michellemurphy658
Back is much nicer....
TheSoupdragon1968 agreed, thanks for watching ☺