I love the end sentence 😂.

This was amazing!! It not only gave me goosebumps, it gave me tears pouring down my cheeks, Thank you Julie!!!!!

Charles Montague born 1564 was my direct ancestor. I would love to learn more about the family

Why, no one is saying why she couldn't wear it.

Absolutely fascinating as always!

Another fabulous vlog, thank you Julie. I really, really liked visiting Gainsborough and seeing the archives and the loom in action.

I just loved your joy at the thought of new covers for your old furniture. As usual an excellent episode. I will never visit any of these places but even if I did it wouldn’t be as full of details etc.

These silk fabrics ,how are they protected from humidity , moth ?

Gorgeous painting ❤

I like the chair color. Pads will make them more comfortable ❤

❤BEAUTIFUL KITCHEN ❤🤩🤩 WELL DONE 👏 ✔️ 👍

Looks like the blue ridge mountains in America. It looks like the king wants to be doing anything, but holding a title.😊

I prefer showers. I have a claw foot slipper tub and have never used it. 😮

30:07 Not the bore holes 😮‍💨 Not the boooore hoooles 😩 euuuugh 🤪 Not the-Not the bore holes uuuuunh 🥴

29:39 it seems like Julie's hair got caught in a spider web and it is so distracting. I can see the reflected sunlight going up and down the web connected to Julie's bun

Julie, I had an idea for your house visits. I’m rewatching Downton Abbey. It would be really interesting to do a tour of the homes where they filmed. I know you’ve done Highclere, but the rest would make for great content.

There should be One Big single vacant Room with a single Relaxing Chair 💺 ( no other furniture in the Room ) with single Speaker in the Wall playing Haldigon music 🎶🎶

This girl is good! I love watching these, plus she is a hottie!

The paintings this family has are just plain beautiful. Were they to come on the market, they could fetch at least a hundred million plus.

I took a weaving class once.

What a wonderful episode. The silk weaving was amazing.Thank you Julie.

Queen Matilda, wife of King Stephen (1135-54) died in this castle.

What a wonderful episode! Chock full of wonderousness!

Weaving a tapestry of beauty with all these visits , thank you 😊

LOVE the weaving. Hope they have apprenctices trained to carry on the archive and the weaving. The mechanical looms are genius beyond my comprehension, more fascinating to think how they were conceived than modern computers! My favorite fabric was the green damask. Also thrilled to find my 18th great grandmother Lady Margaret De Vere was born at Hedingham, daughter of John De Vere 7th Earl of Oxford. 💐

I did love it 🤗🤗🤗🌹

Wow, what a episode, so impressed with the silk and the weaving

Such an amazing episode. The Gainsborough weaving factory was/ is wonderful.

One of your best episodes. Very interesting.

Barbara is such sweet sensitive soul! I became so emotional when she talked about her mother. We love our mums, we can never get over it when they leave this world, that love is irreplaceable! sending love to both you, Julie, and to Barbara from Canada!

The genius behind those looms ... incredible.

I wish she would show more of the kitchen areas. Like the original style kitchen and a more modern one.

That would have to be the best episode ever. The tower was wonderful. The history extraordinary and the silks, incredible. Thank you so much. It was packed full of entertainment.

How marvelous to see the old looms at work … such beautiful fabrics! Thank you for sharing this wonderful experience.

Viscountess your inquisition to how things where made and done centuries ago are totally amazing, the scope of your episodes are incredible amazing and we thank you so much for sharing the wealth of knowledge, experience and wisdom that is apparent with these most historic places. The people, the places and the geographical locations are amazing, to think that so many of this historical places were bulldozed! Thank you once again for another thought provoking episode! Take care and God Bless 🙏😇🏰

So fascinating ❤

You're truly so sweet and your excitement and enthusiasm is so evident although, sometimes i do feel like you may cut off who you're speaking to and I wish I could hear the rest of their sentence - but this was absolutely wonderful :)

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I would totally pay to watch a documentary of these two Ladies documenting fabric history, manufacturing, and preservation. Such a delight to watch two enthusiasts "geeking" out over something they love.

He seems like a great guy and practical at how he looks at everything 😊

So much wonderful knowledge given to us in this video. Many thanks for your work.

I think this has been my favorite episode so far. The loom house was amazing and I also could spend hours going through those archives. What a beautiful visit you shared with us. Thank you!

Just wanted u to know I enjoy your videos very much. I'm from Mississippi my ancestors are from England and Scotland. So these shows are very interesting and informative. Thank u for what u do❤

We just loved watching the two episodes!! So much fun. Julie, you should get your new fabric from the silk shop! ❤😊

Wow. Thank you for this. What a great visit!

What an amazing episode! So exciting! Thank you so much for taking us along! 🎉🩵🌿🩷 Happy New Year, everyone!

Truly amazing!! Loved every second ❤

Julie your excitement is infectious. I am so happy for you to have found your missing piece to solve the dilemma of how to redo your upholstery for chairs, sofas, bed linens, table coverings, curtains, etc in your manor house. The future is looking better all the time. Happy Happy Happy

Thank you for all the work you put into these episodes. It's important to tell these stories. Hopefully you guys can organize with the local communities more to help keep this alive. This isn't my expertise but I have a feeling that big corporations won't appreciate a lot of this tradition but local activism and organizing may.

Wow! What a workshop visit! I look forward to seeing what fabrics you have recreated. The castle is amazing too!