Tudor House Tours || Athelhampton House
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- Опубликовано: 31 июл 2024
- Join me for another Tudor House Tour, the second in this series of videos, where we take a closer look at some of the most impressive examples of surviving Tudor buildings.
Athelhampton House website:
www.athelhampton.com
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Athelhampton's conservationists, preserving the past with a considerate mind for the future. Bravo ❗
I enjoyed this very much. I hope you continue to make more videos of house tours. This place is stunning. And your presentation was perfect. I like the pacing and the sound of your voice is very soothing.
Thank you for your feedback, I'm pleased you enjoyed the video!
Superb video. The pacing is perfect for a house tour like this, lingering on the visuals just long enough to let the detail sink in. Love the small doses of cheeky British humour as well.
They have done such a wonderful job on the restoration of these rooms. The Elizabethan kitchen in particular is amazing (though personally I'd have kept the aga!). A really great video, you have a real talent for telling the history in such an engaging way and so thoroughly researched.
Thank you for your kind words ❤ Really pleased to hear you enjoyed the video, Athelhampton House is a lovely place to visit...
Thankyou. It's so lovely to visit these places that are so far away. (I'm in New Zealand).I love the birdsong - it really enhances the experience.
Thank you ❤ So pleased to hear you enjoyed the tour!
A lovely video to watch on a quiet Easter Sunday! Definitely going to research Athelhampton after watching this and may visit in the Summer. Thank you and Happy Easter ❤❤
Glad you enjoyed it ❤️
Thank you for a wonderful video!❤️
Beautiful old home .Great tour thank you 🥰
Glad you enjoyed it 😃
Lovely video, relaxing at stressful times, thank you.
So glad you enjoyed it ❤
Thank you! I thoroughly enjoyed the visuals, content and your voice❤
Thank you ❤️ Glad you enjoyed it
In October half term (28th Oct- 1st Nov) there is also a living history week. You can visit and many tudors will be wondering the manor who you can ask questions to as well as meeting the Martyn family and others who have connections to them. :)
Sounds like a lot of fun!
This house featured as the home in the 2009 ghost story movie From Time to Time with Maggie Smith and Hugh Bonnerville (both from Downton Abbey). I think many scenes were filmed inside and outside. The movie was written by Julian Fellowes (who wrote Dowmton Abbey). It’s on RUclips to view.
I think I may have seen this film at some point. I must watch it again sometime…
@@thehistory_student I just checked it (as I said it’s on RUclips as well) and it most certainly is. Recognise the doorway and that little tower bit to the left that joined the wings. Good movie.
Brilliant. Definitely on my ‘to be watched’ list 👍🏻
Great video! Hope you keep going with the channel. I’m sure it will take off.
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed the video
Visited in February and loved the inside of the house.
It’s lovely, a really interesting place to visit ❤
In the King's room, you can see the drag marks from the secret door on the floor to the left of the fireplace. It has made semi-circle shapped marks into the floor.
Very well spotted. I too noticed this whilst I was editing the video. Love a good secret door ❤️
@@thehistory_student Thank you for sharing this. I was just itching to crawl through my screen and explore that gorgeous historical home. So exciting. I just love history and I love design. Every hidden door is a treasure in itself! I'm subscribing to your channel! Love it!
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching and subscribing 👋🏻
The pinecones placed on chairs to disincentivize sitting may be seen as an invitation by some.
I was privileged to visit, some years ago, the much smaller private apartments courtesy of the Cooke family.
Must have been very interesting
According to Ancestry, i am related to the Martyn family and to this home.
Through my Maternal Grandmother.
How interesting. You must visit 👍
Awesome!!👍🇨🇦😎🔥
Thank you ❤
I played billiards with the Ghost Ape - he’s actually quite laid back and amiable.
Thank you
Thanks for watching!
I think about how many wonderful Trees had to felled to build these nohemouth houses. No wonder most are left to ruin in this day in time. I can't imagine heating these Enormous rooms ,upkeep etc .
I'll bet it is Haunted.
Can anyone explain to me why the exteriors of these histoeic homes are left covered in filth? It seems to me that they would look polished, pristine, claen and sharp. Is it preference or would it be harmful to the stone? This is such a beautiful home. I say clean it up and keep it clean and gorgeous!
Yes, unfortunately the more you clean exterior masonry, the faster it degrades and the less hardy it becomes. Ironically, in many cases, the patina that these houses develop actually helps to protect them from the elements and can even aid in insulation.
@@mikee8605 Fascinating! Thank you for sharing that bit of wisdom. I appreciate it.
Strange question, but what does these home smell like?
They smell musty and a bit beefy
The Grey Lady was a he? Possibly trans, perhaps.
Subscribed and the unsubscribed when the carbon neutral propaganda arrived.
It won't be good for the oak panelling to have that cast iron radiator near it in the King's Room.