4/4 Marshcourt (Ep6) - The Country House Revealed

[@stevefranks1711]

Very interesting video -- well done! What a remarkable story -- of the house and original owner and the architect. Very gracious of the current owners to allow filming in the house -- I appreciated how they have decorated the house and made it so livable for today -- great art collection, beautifully displayed. It goes so well with the outstanding architecture and general design of the house. Thanks for a terrific video.

[@coreygrua3271]

Captivating! Not only because of its being a country house, nice enough in its own right, but also for the recreation of the life and lives of its joyful inhabitants and its creators. I could not stop watching and will undoubtedly call it up again when the love of my life and I need a bit of enjoyment together here in Utah, far from the Britain I also love.

[@kathleenschallock361]

Such a completely gorgeous building! Wow! Wow ! Wow!

[@marysmyth8288]

Magical story, fantastic history, an love the outcome when became a private school, I can hear the joyous Cries of the pupils , actually can feel the energy of the house . Mary Canada 🇨🇦

[@Darscm]

Excellent. I especially liked the narration and the narrator. The The focus on history and architecture were enhanced by the introduction of people familiar with various aspects of Marshcourt’s existence.

[@forward_ever_ever2595]

Yes indeed...Dan was also a lecturer in the historicals amongst several other positions

[@carloppinions6732]

Dan Cruickshank they should use him more often, I love his Documentaries

[@elizabethdarley8646]

They won't! He isn't Communist enough! The Left rule Great Britain now, even if it doesn't look like they do.

[@gtownlad77]

who ever lives there has superb taste!!!

[@starcrib]

excellent series...especially this on on Marsh Court. amazing.

[@andrewaway]

What a masterpiece. Great episode.

[@kathleenschallock361]

What. Elegance! Wow!

[@ajadrew]

Have just watched all 4 parts - love the historical aspects as well as the chalk!!

[@ndlovu9]

I went to school there in the 1960s, as did most of my cousins. Maurice C A Wright (1907-1992) was the Founder and Headmaster of Marsh Court School

[@sinnombre-xs9ub]

Wonder! Thank you for posting

[@adrianwarner8686]

If any other former pupils see this please get in touch, I'd love to relive some memories of school days at Marsh Court with you.

[@dominiqueparisi4618]

amazing house

[@embergher]

That's me, with the trumpet, at 8.10, 2nd row from the bottom, 2nd from the left...

[@alexcarter2542]

The only thing missing from this segment were the WW2 years: completely glossed over. I know that in England, many country homes housed children from the cities during the bombing of London and with Johnson's predilection for philanthropy I would have assumed that Marshcourt became such a place, especially with Johnson's death not occurring until 1949. Does anyone have information on this? Such a fascinating time period and even more fascinating a man. If the world today were built of "Johnnies," I have no doubt we'd be in a much better place.

[@morgankettle9049]

Does anybody know what the music in the closing credits is??? I've been trying to find out for SUCH a long time!

[@harperwelch5147]

Whoever is posting these episodes needs to refine the sequence and fluidity so it keeps showing each episode in proper order. This is a struggle to follow in terms of watching full series. Great shows. Messy presentations.

[@carolinawren3594]

Bill Gates may not be a fitting analogy. generosity may not be a characteristic many people associate with Bill Gates, assuming of course that it didn't eventually yield an overwhelming return, or that genuine humanity played any role.