Inside the Queen's House, Greenwich SE10

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  • Опубликовано: 11 дек 2024

Комментарии • 169

  • @markshrimpton3138
    @markshrimpton3138 Год назад +14

    I have yet to be even mildly disappointed with any of your videos Rob. I’m amazed at the way you find new subjects for us. One of your skills is to keep your presentation simple and balanced. Please don’t depart from that approach. Kind regards and thank you.

    • @Robslondon
      @Robslondon  Год назад +3

      Bless you Mark, really appreciate your kind words- it’s support like yours which keeps me going. Cheers mate and stay well.

  • @RichardWyland-l6z
    @RichardWyland-l6z Год назад +5

    One of my fav places around LONDON....The entire area around Greenwich is interesting !

  • @robbojax2025
    @robbojax2025 Год назад +19

    Well done Rob. Another pleasing history lesson.

  • @MazSwanboroughSmith
    @MazSwanboroughSmith Месяц назад +1

    I’d never heard of The Queen’s House 🤔 It’s a beautiful building. Thanks for the unhindered look around! 😊❤

  • @goofyvideosofthecat
    @goofyvideosofthecat Год назад +17

    I've watched many of your videos and they're all amazing! Thank you for the hard work you put into entertaining and educating the citizens of RUclips. I wish this were a series on PBS (very cool US public television group with the best programming). You're a great presenter and really make these historical people and places come alive!

    • @Robslondon
      @Robslondon  Год назад +5

      Bless you S Campbell, that means a great deal to me, thank you my friend.
      Very honored to be compared to PBS! Ken Burns documentaries are one of my inspirations 😊
      Thanks again and stay well.

    • @katmartin1765
      @katmartin1765 Год назад +2

      I agree - your videos are real treasures and also fun for armchair travelers! My list of must-see places has grown much longer for any future trip🌞

  • @dianapatterson1559
    @dianapatterson1559 Год назад +2

    This is an especially lovely video about a period I love. Thanks so much

    • @Robslondon
      @Robslondon  Год назад

      Thank you so much Diana, I truly appreciate your kind support; that means a lot to me. Stay well and thanks again! :-)

  • @clivefelgate9802
    @clivefelgate9802 Год назад +4

    The last time I visited the Queens house my wife and I took her younger brother as he was doing a project for school. He is now in his forties and I am a lot slower! Will have to make sure we get back again,had forgotten how beautiful that staircase is. Thanks for another great vid. Keep safe. C.

    • @Robslondon
      @Robslondon  Год назад +1

      Ha ha! Thanks Clive, stay well 😉

  • @Slycockney
    @Slycockney Год назад +2

    Love your videos Rob, looking forward to the next one.

    • @Robslondon
      @Robslondon  Год назад +1

      Thank you so, so much Reaper55; your support means a great deal to me. Really kind of you; cheers and stay well.

  • @patricksullivan2261
    @patricksullivan2261 Год назад +7

    I feel like I should say "this was terrible" just to break my pattern of praising your videos... but this was another excellent post. Just the right amount of historical detail, just enough blend of historical/current, and just enough to be... well. Brilliant. You are spoiling us with these videos sir!

    • @Robslondon
      @Robslondon  Год назад +1

      Thank you so much Patrick, that means a lot to me. Stay well.

  • @johnsharp8632
    @johnsharp8632 Год назад +3

    Thank you Rob. This was splendid. As a Londoner by birth, I am ashamed to say that I have never visited The Queen's House or The Banqueting Hall, both by the genius Inigo Jones. The tulip staircase is quite spectacular, as are the ceilings. I had to chuckle at the similarity between the Queen's House and a motorway service stop.

    • @Robslondon
      @Robslondon  Год назад

      Thank you John! Hope you get to see them for real soon…

  • @yrokelyod3471
    @yrokelyod3471 Год назад +2

    The Queen's House is one of the most under-appreciated (and one of my favorite) places in London.

    • @Robslondon
      @Robslondon  Год назад

      Thank you; yes, much agreed.

  • @damedavidfrith55
    @damedavidfrith55 Год назад +2

    Thanks for another cracking vlog so beautiful and interesting 🧐

    • @Robslondon
      @Robslondon  Год назад

      I really appreciate that David, thank you.

  • @musiqueetmontagne
    @musiqueetmontagne Год назад +2

    Thanks so much Rob once again for another interesting, absorbing video. 😊

  • @pamcullen537
    @pamcullen537 Год назад +2

    Again so much research for which this watcher is very grateful. Thank you 💕🦆

  • @annikaharby2317
    @annikaharby2317 Год назад +3

    Thank you Rob ! Excellent, as always!

  • @paulwilson7234
    @paulwilson7234 Год назад +2

    Brilliant video to watch on a Sunday evening.

    • @Robslondon
      @Robslondon  Год назад +1

      Really appreciate that Paul, thank you.

  • @douglasthompson296
    @douglasthompson296 Год назад +2

    Hi Rob, another well researched offering for us. Now those Tulip stairs would have done me in 😮 How very civilised to have a covered walkway to keep you dry 😎 too. Cheers DougT

  • @Slycockney
    @Slycockney Год назад +1

    Superb video of a beautiful building, thank you. Can you believe that lived in London for over 20 years and never visited Greenwich.

    • @Robslondon
      @Robslondon  Год назад +1

      Ha ha! London is a big place 😉 Cheers Reaper and thanks again for the donation- really do appreciate it mate. Stay well.

  • @tonylancaster8704
    @tonylancaster8704 Год назад +3

    Another top class video from you Rob somewhere else to add to my ever growing list of places to visit London again.

  • @gilltagg3352
    @gilltagg3352 Год назад +2

    Wow, wow and wow! Learnt so much. It’s absolutely great learning history with you. Huge thank you 🙏

    • @Robslondon
      @Robslondon  Год назад

      Thank you so much Gill 😊 Hope you’re keeping well.

  • @jpr455
    @jpr455 8 месяцев назад +2

    Thank you for this video, I'm planning a trip to Greenwich next month. I'm going to make the Queens House my first stop.

    • @Robslondon
      @Robslondon  8 месяцев назад

      It’s a pleasure, hope you enjoy your visit.

  • @yogibreen
    @yogibreen Год назад +1

    Thank you for another well made, interesting and professional film. It is always with anticipation, I see another Robslondon video come up.

    • @Robslondon
      @Robslondon  Год назад

      Thank you so much Mike, stay well sir.

  • @PaulB-17
    @PaulB-17 Год назад +2

    I didn't know Greenwich was such in interesting area of London. The videos you have made there have certainly inspired me to spend some time exploring there next time I am in London. Thanks again Rob. Brilliant!

    • @Robslondon
      @Robslondon  Год назад +1

      Bless you Paul, much appreciated. Cheers and stay well.

  • @michaelgask
    @michaelgask Год назад +2

    Thank you Rob! I was lucky enough to visit the Queen's House myself in 2019 and see the Armada portrait. It wasn't very busy the day I went, so I was lucky to get great views of the Hall and the Tulip Stairs as well. I always learn so much from your videos: thanks so much for the detail about the history and the architecture. Fantastic.

    • @Robslondon
      @Robslondon  Год назад

      Thanks so much Michael, really appreciate your kind words. Stay well.

  • @petercalthorpe7966
    @petercalthorpe7966 Год назад +1

    Thanks Rob , very interesting and such a beautiful building. All the best form down under mate 👍🏼👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

    • @Robslondon
      @Robslondon  Год назад +1

      Much appreciated Peter; cheers mate

  • @Britoverseas
    @Britoverseas Год назад +2

    Many congratulations Rob, I hope that you feel proud if your work and how it continues to evolve, entertain and inform. I truly feel that work like this deserves to be considered a documentary rather than just a video. Many thanks for your commitment. I always look forward with anticipation to receiving updates and notifications . Best regards, Lance

    • @Robslondon
      @Robslondon  Год назад

      That means a lot to me Lance, thank you so much. Cheers and stay well.

  • @nicolek4076
    @nicolek4076 Год назад +1

    Thank you, Rob, for another little gem about a somewhat larger gem.

  • @roberttaylor6295
    @roberttaylor6295 8 месяцев назад +1

    I've passed it on a boat but stupidly never visited and now never will. So the tour was great chance to see the artistic and architectural brilliance of Inigo Jones and in a past live was lucky to dine in his other wonderful building, the Banqueting Hall. It was greatly enjoyed and congratulate you and/or your cameraman/woman for the exquisite shots of the staircase. It also stirred some happy memories. Thank you.
    Rob
    🙂

    • @Robslondon
      @Robslondon  8 месяцев назад

      Wow! Would love to dine there 😉

  • @SeventhSwell
    @SeventhSwell Год назад +2

    Another very fun and interesting video. Thanks!

  • @dougknight1720
    @dougknight1720 Год назад +1

    Thanks Rob. I’ve never yet managed to visit Greenwich but the historical films you have made ensure it’s on my visiting list next time I’m back in the UK.
    Thanks again mate. Very enjoyable and informative as usual

    • @Robslondon
      @Robslondon  Год назад +1

      Thanks so much Doug. Hope you make it there soon! Cheers and stay well.

  • @piepowered
    @piepowered Год назад +1

    Watched this with my afternoon tea and Hobnobs! Very interesting, and well made video. Thanks for sharing!

    • @Robslondon
      @Robslondon  Год назад

      Ha ha! It's a pleasure! Thanks for watching :-)

  • @russellgray1426
    @russellgray1426 Год назад +1

    I love Greenwich especially the NMM. A truly educational video, nice work Rob!

  • @davidsillars3181
    @davidsillars3181 Год назад +1

    Beautiful building. If I do visit it will be in broad daylight to avoid any ghostly encounters. Great tour Rob. Thanks.

  • @paulhoughton5266
    @paulhoughton5266 Год назад +1

    Thanks for the film Rob and yes I will be visiting

    • @Robslondon
      @Robslondon  Год назад

      Thanks so much Paul. Stay well sir.

  • @johnbarnes888
    @johnbarnes888 Год назад +2

    This was a joy. Loads of fascinating facts and some of your camera shots were lovely. Symmetry is so ascetically pleasing. That stairway is gorgeous. As for the ghost, who knows but it’s very intriguing. Great video Rob

    • @Robslondon
      @Robslondon  Год назад +1

      Thank you so much Dave. Stay well.

  • @nelliemelba4967
    @nelliemelba4967 Год назад +1

    Brilliant video, Rob. We had a bit of a spooky experience there once. We used to go Greenwich park and often we'd visit the Queen's Horse. One dark winter afternoon, many years ago, as we walked the colonnade, we felt a very strange atmosphere. Few people were around but a woman approached us and out of the blue, asked if my husband was in the military. He said no, and she then said she said moments before, she observed him walking in front of her in full military uniform! Then she just disappeared!

    • @Robslondon
      @Robslondon  Год назад

      😳😳😳 Thanks for the kind comment…. And what a creepy experience!!

  • @Rachel-bo3qg
    @Rachel-bo3qg Год назад +2

    Thoroughly enjoyable video, well done 👍

  • @andrewdewar8159
    @andrewdewar8159 Год назад +2

    Great photography

  • @sharonleong7120
    @sharonleong7120 Год назад +3

    It was great and interesting content. I love it as always. Thanks Robert. 👍👍👍❤️❤️❤️

  • @SLane249
    @SLane249 Год назад +2

    Great video, thanks for sharing.

    • @Robslondon
      @Robslondon  Год назад

      It’s a pleasure Stephen, thanks for watching

  • @paulbagley1020
    @paulbagley1020 Год назад +1

    Again, superb content based upon impeccable research. I regret I missed The Queen's House on my last visit to England, but will certainly stop in when next I am there.

    • @Robslondon
      @Robslondon  Год назад

      Many thanks Paul! Hope you make it there soon.

  • @butchknapman3939
    @butchknapman3939 Год назад +3

    Rob Thank you very much for another superlative video excellent research and included some other views about London. Sir Christopher Wren must have taken inspiration from the Tulip stair case for in the right hand tower of St Paul's Cathedral there is a very similar set of stairs know as the Deans stair case ( you see these on an official guided tour )

    • @Robslondon
      @Robslondon  Год назад

      Cheers Butch; yes- good point!

  • @AliBees
    @AliBees Год назад +1

    I’m late to the party this week! How fabulous getting the place to yourself! Thank you for another wonderful history lesson Rob and showing us around a fantastic building 😊

    • @Robslondon
      @Robslondon  Год назад

      It's a pleasure, thank you AliB! Stay well.

  • @tonypub40
    @tonypub40 Год назад +1

    Very interesting as always. Cheers Rob

    • @Robslondon
      @Robslondon  Год назад

      Much appreciated Tony; thanks for watching.

  • @williamevans9426
    @williamevans9426 Год назад +7

    I must compliment you yet again on your knowledge and, indeed, on your production skills. The way you manage seamlessly to blend still images, video, narration and pleasing, non-intrusive, music really is exceptional. Are you a videographer or an historian by training (or, quite probably, both)?

    • @Robslondon
      @Robslondon  Год назад +4

      That means so much to me William. Thank you my friend.
      I’m neither of those things to be honest, although folk from those fields have inspired me! Until a few years ago I was a London cabbie, which marked my true education in this city’s history.
      Thanks again and stay well, I truly appreciate your kind words.

    • @williamevans9426
      @williamevans9426 Год назад

      @@Robslondon A pleasure, Sir!

  • @corinnecoombs2956
    @corinnecoombs2956 Год назад +1

    Wonderful tour thanks!

    • @Robslondon
      @Robslondon  Год назад +1

      Thank you so much for watching!

  • @melissalambert7615
    @melissalambert7615 10 месяцев назад +1

    Very interesting but kind of sad that it was never really home to anyone. That staircase is amazing. Do love a good staircase.

  • @raymonde4272
    @raymonde4272 Год назад +2

    Thank you Rob for another fascinating look at yhe delights of London. After saying the tulip staircase was impractical as there were no resting places, I couldn't help but notice that even the mysterious ghost in the photo looked exhausted walking up them.

  • @tracyfryer8153
    @tracyfryer8153 Год назад +1

    Awesome, what a great house the tulip staircase just devine. As for the photo definitely not your normal snap shot, strange phenomenon, but it's old do plausible. Very good research as always. We didn't visit that as we did the Observatory and the naval boys cos of dad. Thank you rob❤

    • @Robslondon
      @Robslondon  Год назад

      Great comment Tracy, thank you 😉

  • @paulmerryman
    @paulmerryman Год назад +2

    Another fine video Rob

  • @havingalook2
    @havingalook2 Год назад +1

    A lovely presentation. Well done.

    • @Robslondon
      @Robslondon  Год назад

      Really appreciate that, thank you.

  • @christinehodge3608
    @christinehodge3608 8 месяцев назад +1

    Good video, very interesting, ghost quite real looking, 😊😊

    • @Robslondon
      @Robslondon  8 месяцев назад

      Thanks Christine 👻

  • @mykul8151
    @mykul8151 Год назад +1

    Nicely done, filmed and narrated.

    • @Robslondon
      @Robslondon  Год назад

      I really appreciate that Mykul, thank you.

  • @Mistydazzle
    @Mistydazzle Год назад

    How wonderful - thank you, Rob! As much as it would be good to still have the old palace of the Tudors still around, I must say that the stunning symmetry in white of all the buildings, now extant, are a beautiful wonder. It would be nice to see the old great hall paintings put back in their rightful place, along with original paint on surrounding beams, but the building's present lack of decor does have an appeal in its own right. A road through a royal house, or any house... my goodness! The Tulip Staircase! I first knew about it, not realising where it was really located, in 1973 when I read Peter Underwood's book, "Haunted London". I still have that very much re-read & tattered paperback in my library, now, and it started a lifetime of enjoying a good ghost story! I have never seen a ghost, myself, though! Sadly, we never did visit the Queen's House, nor Greenwich, whenever we went to London. Must try next time. I honestly need to live in the UK for months & months to see all the fantastic sites it offers, some very obscure and unfrequented by the masses. Looking forward to your next presentation!

    • @Robslondon
      @Robslondon  Год назад +1

      What a wonderful comment Mistydazzle! Thank you so much for taking the time to write this, I enjoyed reading it very much! Stay well 😊

  • @i.p.956
    @i.p.956 4 месяца назад +1

    Lovely video as always! I would love to visit a manor house or a palace without anyone else around. When there's no tourists around, you can inhale the history better.

    • @Robslondon
      @Robslondon  4 месяца назад

      Thank you! Yes, it was a real privilege :-)

  • @ChrisSmith-ls7mb
    @ChrisSmith-ls7mb Год назад +1

    Hello Rob
    Another excellent video. Have been to the Queen's house a couple of times. Greenwich has so much to offer. There is a famous picture of Henry VIII when he was young there is well. I have also taken a picture with a ghost in it which I took at Rose manor in Jamaica in 1988. They did say they had ghost.
    We did not get to Greenwich this last trip. Thanks for showing us. Take Care Chris and Sandra of Canada.

    • @Robslondon
      @Robslondon  Год назад

      Thanks Chris and Sandra... would love to see your ghost photo!

    • @ChrisSmith-ls7mb
      @ChrisSmith-ls7mb Год назад +1

      @@Robslondon
      Hello Rob I will find it and organize it to get you a copy. Off to work. Take Care Chris and Sandra of Canada.

    • @Robslondon
      @Robslondon  Год назад +1

      @@ChrisSmith-ls7mb Wonderful! Thanks guys ;-)

  • @MrJohn768
    @MrJohn768 7 месяцев назад +1

    "We've got it all to ourselves " 😂...that will just you and me and our 13,074 mates then ? 😂 Did we all get here on the Thames River Sightseeing Cruises. That is how I got here many years ago. Ah, happy times ! I have recently been hearing about the Dean's Stairs ( through the Dean's Door around the side of St Paul's Cathedral) Not as beautiful as the Tulip Stairs but interesting to compare the architecture. Thank you so much for the super video....masterly presentation 👍

    • @Robslondon
      @Robslondon  7 месяцев назад

      Ha ha! 😉 Cheers John!

  • @1minigrem
    @1minigrem Год назад +2

    I hoped you would include the ghost photo. I wonder how many photos of that staircase in the hope of catching something. Thank you for another superb film.

    • @Robslondon
      @Robslondon  Год назад

      Thank you so much Kerry... and yes, good point! Stay well.

  • @lesleysmith51
    @lesleysmith51 Год назад +1

    What a beautiful house. Those stairs are stunning but made me feel dizzy because of the height. I felt sorry for the cleaner doing the floor in the great hall. Really showed how early you were. I think the early light made the house more beautiful. The work that went into it is amazing. However good a friend I would never have given the ceiling panels to someone else. The work on the grand hall floor is stunning. It was clever how the house was built around the road. The artwork on the ceiling that was left is something else. I can never get over how someone paints that at that height and so perfectly. I am glad you are getting the respect of other people to let you see places with more detail than the general public. As always very interesting video. Looking forward to the next one 😀.

    • @Robslondon
      @Robslondon  Год назад

      Lovely comment Lesley, many thanks indeed for taking the time to write.

  • @heleneburgess3974
    @heleneburgess3974 Год назад +1

    Lovely video, will try to visit on river trip this summer 😊

    • @Robslondon
      @Robslondon  Год назад

      Thank you Helene, hope you make it there soon.

  • @michaelj3282
    @michaelj3282 Год назад +1

    Great vid Rob, what a wonderful staircase.
    I worked (selling Photocopiers for Canon UK) in Greenwich and across to Battersea in the early 90s, Greenwich is such a lovely town, Battersea less so LOL

    • @Robslondon
      @Robslondon  Год назад

      Ha ha ;-) Many thanks Michael, stay well.

  • @PeterGaunt
    @PeterGaunt Год назад +1

    Thanks Rob! A close friend of mine here in London has a partner from Portsmouth, a city where it's also difficult to get away from historic stuff. After watching your video, well researched as always, I think we really need to visit this place.

    • @Robslondon
      @Robslondon  Год назад +1

      Many thanks Peter! Yes, Portsmouth is packed with history, I've been meaning to visit there as it's been many years since I've done so. Hope you make it to the Queen's House soon.

  • @nicholaswalker2494
    @nicholaswalker2494 Год назад

    Super video as always getting better every time.The black and white marble flooring is superb,laid without today’s technology.I have heard the name Indigo Jones for a long time but never realised who He was,keep up the good work 👍👍

    • @Robslondon
      @Robslondon  Год назад

      Lovely comment Nicholas, thank you so much for the kind words 😊 Stay well.

  • @LadyCalverley
    @LadyCalverley Год назад

    Wonderful video, Rob! I'm staying near Tower Bridge in September, so I'll be sure to take the Thames Clipper to Greenwich for a day's wandering. Thanks for the inspiration!

    • @Robslondon
      @Robslondon  Год назад +1

      Thank you- and yes, be sure to do that, that will make for an excellent trip!

  • @arthunter92
    @arthunter92 Год назад +1

    Superb video…

    • @Robslondon
      @Robslondon  Год назад

      I really appreciate that, thank you. Stay well.

  • @cossie6824
    @cossie6824 Год назад +2

    At first I thought that portrait of Queen Anne was a doctored picture of princess Anne!!!
    Once again. Great video, excellent knowledge.
    With all the research you must put in I’m not sure how you manage to put a new video every week?!?!?

    • @Robslondon
      @Robslondon  Год назад +1

      Ha ha! Thanks Cossie 😉 It’s hard work but I enjoy it, and the support of good people like you keeps me going. Stay well mate.

  • @annettescott5884
    @annettescott5884 Год назад +1

    These videos just get better and better Rob! What a beautiful place - particularly that staircase. I wonder whether there are any theories about that ghost photo - it would be fascinating to know if there are any historical links. I’m very interested to see the Battle of Sole Bay tapestry - Southwold being my favourite place!

    • @Robslondon
      @Robslondon  Год назад +1

      Such a lovely comment Annette, thank you so much for taking the time to write. Stay well and hope you see the tapestry soon!

  • @markcarson8
    @markcarson8 Год назад +1

    Another top video Rob, I use to take my girls here a lot when they were younger as money was tight and there was plenty of free stuff to do and see, as for the ghost pics I would say 100% genuine as we took some pics at beaulieu many years ago and had the same experience with strangers dressed in old clothing and hats and we were the only ones in the room, many thanks again.

    • @Robslondon
      @Robslondon  Год назад

      Thanks so much Mark.... and blimey! Would love to see that photo! Stay well ;-)

    • @markcarson8
      @markcarson8 Год назад +1

      I will have to look them out and send them to you

    • @Robslondon
      @Robslondon  Год назад

      @@markcarson8 If you can please Mark that would be incredible! Cheers!

  • @1258-Eckhart
    @1258-Eckhart Год назад +1

    Another very well crafted video Rob, with surgically precise music choices. I always recommend Greenwich to my colleagues here in Germany, giving instructions on the pronunciation of "Greenwich" on the way.

    • @Robslondon
      @Robslondon  Год назад

      Thank you much, lovely comment 😊

  • @RichardWyland-l6z
    @RichardWyland-l6z Год назад +1

    SPENCER HOUSE might make an interesting documentary if possible....It is a GEM in Green Park....!

    • @Robslondon
      @Robslondon  Год назад

      Interesting one Richard, I'll make a note!

  • @Raiment57
    @Raiment57 Год назад +1

    Love your videos. At 3:44 I think you mean his influence can not be OVER stated. It doesn't make sense otherwise.

  • @thetragicyouth
    @thetragicyouth Год назад +1

    Never even heard of the Queen's House before (though I do know the Armada Portrait), so this was a fascinating eye-opener. As for the 'ghost photo', I smell a rat: it's suspicious that the so-called ghosts appear to be in the centre of of the picture, almost as though they were the intended subject of the photograph! And if you'd wanted to take a picture of the staircase, there are far better angles and locations that would capture its scale far better than the one in which the 'ghosts' appear. It seems far too staged to be taken seriously. Of course some people - including Conan Doyle - were taken in the by the so-called Cottingley Fairies, and those images had been cut from a packet of washing powder, as I recall. Great stuff, Rob - these videos absolutely make my Sunday evenings!

    • @Robslondon
      @Robslondon  Год назад

      Wonderful comment! Thanks and stay well 😉

  • @gillie-monger3394
    @gillie-monger3394 Год назад +2

    Another informative, fun and interesting video Robert. Thanks!

  • @geoffreymartin2764
    @geoffreymartin2764 8 месяцев назад +1

    Mary II did a wonderful thing be having the view of the Queens House left unblocked. 🔱🏳‍🌈

  • @gyromatical
    @gyromatical Год назад +1

    A house for being sworn at? Sign me up.

  • @Muswell
    @Muswell Год назад +1

    All those buildings were also used in the Les Miserables film.

  • @mrjoneseastend
    @mrjoneseastend Год назад +1

    Hi Rob, what's at the top of the Tulip Staircase?

    • @Robslondon
      @Robslondon  Год назад

      Really good question! I’m not sure as the public can’t climb it… I’ll try and find out next time I’m in Greenwich

  • @PMA65537
    @PMA65537 Год назад +1

    You are the Old Dover Road to my SUV collection.

  • @michaeljohnangel6359
    @michaeljohnangel6359 8 месяцев назад +1

    Am excellent video! Thanks!! I hope you'll excuse my correcting your Italian pronunciation: Gentileschi is pronounced jen-teel-ESK-ee.

    • @Robslondon
      @Robslondon  8 месяцев назад

      Ah ok! Thank you ;-)

  • @autoclearanceuk7191
    @autoclearanceuk7191 5 месяцев назад

    Why does it have the best painting of Queen Elizabeth 1st when she never lived there ? And it was built after she had died.

  • @garybrockwell2031
    @garybrockwell2031 Год назад +1

    BLIMEY CAN'T BELIEVE ME LUCK TODAY🗣️
    Just watched sunset at Battersea Bridge, had a beer played music, lovely, Fantastic Fact's 🎬 about a place I long to visit far out fella, what a time in our history this was????
    What if she hadn't died?? Yeah right don't even think of it???
    THE FIRST CIVIL WAR IN OUR HISTORY, FOR A REASON 🤔😱☠️🧐🆘🇬🇧LESS WE FORGET 🙏💯🇬🇧🗣️ .,....................
    LOOK WHAT THEY DONE TO MY SONG MAR, LOOK WHAT THEY DONE TO MY SONG🆘💯🇬🇧🗣️🙏😇
    Edit-the first wall street crash???????? Was the TULIPS FROM AMSTERDAM 🤑🎬🔚
    DON'T FORGET 🤩😍🙏

    • @Robslondon
      @Robslondon  Год назад

      Cheers Gary 😉

    • @garybrockwell2031
      @garybrockwell2031 Год назад +2

      FFS will someone give this man the KEYS to LONDON 😍🇬🇧💯👍🗣️🙏✌️

  • @DaveSCameron
    @DaveSCameron 8 месяцев назад

    Even Belgian marble is tougher than comparable Italian.😂😂😂😂

  • @ImperialistRunningDo
    @ImperialistRunningDo Год назад

    Hello. My name is Inigo Jones. You killed my father. Prepare to die.
    Any signs of ghosts when you visited?

    • @Robslondon
      @Robslondon  Год назад

      Ha ha! Unfortunately not... although it did feel eerie there being alone and knowing about that sighting...