Behind The Scenes At The Bridgerton Stately Home | American Viscountess
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- Опубліковано 4 лип 2024
- This time on American Viscountess, Julie Montagu visits spectacular Castle Howard in North Yorkshire. After a devastating fire in November 1940 this exquisite historic house was partly saved when it featured as the lead character in the TV drama series Brideshead Revisited and in numerous other films and TV series, including the recent Netflix series, Bridgerton. Castle Howard has been the home of the Howard family since it was built over 300 years ago. Join Julie as she meets Nick and Vicky Howard to explore their stunning home and see how restoration and recovery from the fire continues.
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I’m only two minutes into this and I must say how charming and sweet are the Howard’s and their beautiful dog. Grace and gentility personified.
I am Judith Margaret Taylor. My mother was Shirley Lorna Howard. Her father was Eli’s Howard and he had a General Store in the centre of Perth City in Western Australia. It is possible that my grandfather Eli’s Howard was related to the Howard family.
I’m in awe. As an American I would love to visit if given the chance. I’m breathless as I watch!
Love Poppy the pup 😊
I absolutely cannot wait to watch this!!!!
I know what I'll be doing this evening!
This is such a magnificent home. I'm so glad the family is able to care for it. I live in America and would love to come see some of these homes someday. ❤❤
That was fabulous! Thank you Julie.
I always save Julie's videos til last. Thanks again, Julie, I really enjoyed this one. Liked touring the mausoleum.
Wonderful show. I'm American, but I have genealogy going back to the cousins war. I very much appreciate your enthusiasm and that of those that care for Castle Howard. While I admire the amazing architecture and landscaping, what I really enjoy is learning about the lives of those that called Castle Howard their home. These historic estates that have stood for hundreds of years deserve our care and respect. The caretakers attention to detail is impeccable. Maintaining these important estates really does help keep alive the art of these special craftsman.
If I ever get to England, I would want to tour these wonderful places with a guide such as yourself. I look forward to seeing more.
Thanks, Julie well done.
Stunning. We ❤ you Julie.
It was a pretty good documentary. I liked learning about the 3 ladies of the house.
Thank-you for this. I have been fortunate, living in Yorkshire, to know Castle Howard since childhood. My best friend was one of the housekeepers when Simon Howard lived there, and her husband is still one of the team of gardeners. I therefore visit regularly as they live in Coneysthorpe. I was very interested in the stories of the 3 countesses. Especially Isabella and her reciept book. The ingredient in the snail water was in fact hartshorn. It is a kind of ammonium salt which was used in smelling salts but also as a type of baking powder. According to my reasearch it could be also used medicinally for fever, insect bites, stings, stys and snake bites! Apparently snails were used in a syrup for tuberculosis but also the slime could be used to help heal the skin. The receipt also mentions putting the ingredients in a still which would indicate it was then distilled. The combination of ingredients would suggest either a medicine for feverish coughs or a treatment for insect bites and stings. Rosalind is the reason there is no pub in Coneysthorpe the only nearby pub is in Wellburn.
Facinating tour. The Howard's are lovely people and the castle is breathraking. Would love to visit it person.
Enjoy your house visits Julie. I'm a Chicagan too
Wonderfully, beautiful residence.
Wow beautiful
I love the movie - Bridgerton. I would love to meet a Bridgerton man❤
I posted to Facebook, Julie. I pray this helps. God bless.🙏
Vickey looks similar to Lavendar Howard. 😊
I would luv to try the pudding recipe 😋
I would take of my shoes to walk on the rush matting
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Is The Duke of Norfolk related to the Earl of Carly’s?
He should sell some of that empty crypt space to some rich people who want to be buried in a fancy place. There must be a few multi-billionaires who could contribute a million or two to the restoration fund.
Is it Stuart Little?
Julie Montagu,
Do my eyes deceive me or did you clip a new thumbnail pic on an old viewing of Castle Howard?
Oh no.
I clicked on the video thinking it was going to be a different showing but it's the same one from last year.
No offense ma'am, but I never thought you would submit a click bait.
But here's one view from me.
Hope things are well in the UK or elsewhere.
Does he brush his teeth?
The host is infuriating to watch.
I've been watching Julie Montagu on American Vicountess and Mapperton Live since the pandemic and enjoy learning about stately homes in the UK. Her content would be more enjoyable if she toned it down a bit, as her interactions with the aristocracy often feel overly dramatic. Given that she's been part of the Montagu family for about two decades, her interactions should feel more natural. Even her British accent seems contrived. While Luke and his family come across as genuine.
Too rich!! Many people in the past and present suffered in poverty....this to me is almost sinful!
IM LOOKING AT THE GUESTS SITTING DOWN LOOKING AT HER AS IF WOW HOW RUDE, AND IF YOU LOOK AT H FACE HE LOOKS FULL OF EMBARRASSMENT!
Are you stealing Julie content.
Still not enough for modern American women.
Not sure what you are inferring to, but
REAL, experienced, pragmatic American women do not prefer this life or home. We like the freedom, something small to call our own and admire pretty things from a distance because we know the chains that come with pretty things. No thanks! No envy here. But nothing wrong with admiring and respecting the history of other places that have endured adversities. If you want to hear privileged complainers, then talk to a GEN Z or millennial from any country. Im sure you have that problem where you're from, hence why you made such an odd, broad brushed comment. Lol