Inside England's Finest 700 Year Old Elizabethan Mansion | Burton Constable Hall

[@ChelseaJadeC]

MY GOODNESS... Jack is such an amazingly handsome man and so respectful he seems also.

[@ChelseaJadeC]

@@HarryMollyNut sounds good to me

[@AvaT42]

Philipa Wood is so interesting to listen to! A very good Curator. The lady of Burton house is such a lovely person and her son. ‘They made it through the night of hell’. So well said and it suits!

[@andagain21]

I love the yellow, and a formal party in the long hall would be wonderful

[@irenes.vestergaard357]

Such lovely persons. Wishing them all the best for keeping and caring for their beautiful and fascinating historic familyhome ❤

[@AvaT42]

Julie is right, there are always stories to tell in these great houses. And thanks to Julie we get to hear some of these wonderful tid-bits! I liked that about QV coming to visit in a hot air ballon!😅

[@dianeadams9537]

BURTON CONSTABLE IS SOOOO BEAUTIFUL AND AMAZING!!!! THANK YOU!!! 💖💖💖💖💖

[@larrynelson3329]

Hats off to these old families trying their hardest to keep these historical homes viable for the next generation. Any country, not just England, needs grants for their heritage. Thank you Julie for this series. So enjoyable.

[@Qrtuop]

No grants for aristocrats. make them into museums.

[@larrynelson3329]

@@Qrtuop how do you turn a house with water pouring in from a bad roof into a museum? With no money. These unique one of a kind historical homes must be saved as a monuments to the nation.

[@philippawood5473]

@@larrynelson3329 You may be interested to know that thisbuiilding is in fact a museum, and is no longer owned by the Constable family. It is instead managed by the Burton Constable Foundation, a charitable trust.

[@Anonanonymous184]

No one cares about the upper class besides themselves. With the massive class divide in our country, good riddance to them

[@lyndarichardson4744]

Thank you Julie, that was fascinating, and what a hard working family.

[@Jean-sv6kk]

It is such a shame that Americans do not have this mindset...to keep a family home in the family for generations. History, of any kind, does need to be perserved. Thank you for this historical tour. (First time watching) GOD BLESS 🙏💜

[@tss72895]

Absolutely Magnificent! The stair case and yellow in the hall truly is a showstopper. I always love the content Julie produces.

[@AvaT42]

I loved the yellow and staircase too, it was stunning!

[@barbaralast6559]

Just wanted to say how much I enjoy these videos love seeing the inside, the history behind the Chateaus just all of it. Thanks so much for sharing. Barb from Canada 😊

[@welcometoamerica690]

I love these videos. As a person that loves history, I must say that it's a joy watching these videos and learning a lot of things that we usually overlook.

[@LSTEdD1]

This was another wonderful tour with the beautiful story of the family that has honored its home.

[@cheribrodeur9928]

I have been reading Samuel Pepys diaries for many years. Seeing the tie between Pepy’s and the Montague family and Julie Montague’s videos is just totally amazing for me. Thank you for your wonderful videos that you and your husband have done! It is like living history from the 1700’s through to modern times!

[@luciaroslingshaw2112]

Loving these longer shows. And loving hearing the stories of the families, and how they are saving the great homes they have inherited.

[@clove4240]

My cousin and her family used to live on the grounds in the hound keeper cottage and help out with the house! And my great aunt Aida used to volunteer checking tickets etc. I spent many a happy summer on the grounds and in the manner!!!

[@kathryn1304]

I never tire of your videos. Your enthusiasm for historic homes is so inspiring! ❤

[@CattyT1]

I remember sitting in a concert in probably the 1980’s staring at that yellow paint and hating the colour! It all looks in a much better state now that’s then. Well worth a revisit.

[@lynneuribeross2695]

These homes amaze me!!! How blessed we are to still have them, I wish America had homes like this!!!

[@3810-dj4qz]

We did, but Americans being “progressive,” tore them all down and built junk. 😢

[@itsacarolbthing5221]

I live just up the road from here, yet I haven't been here since I was a child. I must rectify that!

[@charmainejfritz]

so happy another lovely family has worked so hard and will continue to work hard to keep this incredible home for the future generations to learn from and to appreciate the history contained within!

[@andreawhite2672]

Another amazing home......although it is more than just a home! Hats off to this family for their dedication to preserving this gem.

[@nathanpgraf]

The Viscountess Hitchingbrook has created another fabulous video that has educated me about stately and English country homes. Well done.

[@DAH-ss1nu]

Thank you for bringing to our attention and for all you do for these magnificent places, Julie. Mapperton has been lovingly and beautifully restored to much of it's former glory, since you began KZbin! Annie:)

[@goldenineke]

I love the creaking floor boards as you and the curator walked down the Long Gallery Julie.

[@GabrielaJunqueiraBalassiano]

Wonderful! Wonderful! Wonderful! Wonderful episode!!!! 👏🏻

[@dianeadams9537]

GOD BLESS RODRICA & JACK AND FAMILY!!!💖💖💖💖💖

[@francescalittle4414]

Julie, great episode! I don’t know how you resist the urge to touch everything like a kid in a candy shop! You strike me as someone who hears the objects :)

[@Premchik]

Oh, I've liked this little talk! Obviously, the young man is very "suitable" for his role. Good luck!

[@jonimarchese7655]

Hi Julie, stunning, Burton Constable Hall, is magnificent. I am so happy the family is during everything to keep it viable. It is so beautiful, I love the staircase, and I agree the yellow is perfect. I could sit and listen to you all day long. Thank you so much for this channel. Love from N.Y.

[@meganhill3822]

Lovely. Thank you for sharing this beautiful home

[@Susan.I]

Absolutely a beautiful home!

[@kayfindlay23]

Wonderful Julie, you explain everything with such enthusiasm makes it so interesting 😊

[@deniseflorian]

I love all these tours of beautiful castles and the history. Ive always wanted to go and visit as many castles as i could but with six kids i couldn't. they are all grown up and they all love castles. They have visited haunted castles and loved . Thank you for sharing

[@CrystalM87]

Loved this !!! ❤❤❤ I’m in awe of these magical historical homes !!

[@trinidad2450]

Julie, I’ve got to tell you that your channel has come a long way from when you first started. Your videos are now first-rate. Most of all I love that you gush for all of us, me especially, when you encounter the beautiful homes. I’m also a Chicago girl!❤

[@splash3613]

Hi Julie, I just love when u visit the families of these amazing castles and we're able to hear their stories. I would love to see how Pitchford Hall is coming along since your last video, it was so spooky but also so amazing!

[@ellenwood719]

You look fabulous in that pink color. The house is amazing.

[@NorbyBreda]

Another wonderful documentary! Thank you Lady Hinchingbrooke! 🤩

[@AmericanViscountess]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@terrilowe3530]

I really enjoy your tours! Insightful history and non-pretentious! Homes we would likely never get to ourselves.

[@janetdoten4489]

So much history and such. Love this

[@scarter8137]

Thank you Julie for all the wonderful videos! You are a breath of fresh air 🤗

[@AmericanViscountess]

Oh thank you!

[@JeffJensen55]

A wonderful look at another historic British family home. I think a large part of what makes your videos so special is your connection to the lives of these families trying to preserve a part of history. On a side note - watching a video a few days ago about a gorgeous New Orleans home and they pointed out a (reproduction) portrait of the Viscountess Hinchingbrook. Didn’t mention which one, but it certainly got my attention! A connection I wouldn’t have had without your channel. 😊

[@rosemariedeschenes7013]

Another great vlog Julie. Thanks for taking us along 😍😘

[@melissaphillips3088]

Hi Julie … what a lovely home. It is magnificent. Thanks so much Julie 💕

[@eveshqat5544]

Sense and sensibility 😊

[@mariaangelesmarinramirez5376]

Very nice Elisabeth Masion and the beautiful paiting and art collections.

[@yasminstark7397]

I love your channel looking at our little island that is oozing history from an outsider's eyes. I was wondering whether you had ever looked at Luton Hoo in Bedfordshire. From the little I know Queen Elizabeth and Philip spent part of their honeymoon there. The owner at that time was a relative of the Romanovs and they had a fabulous collection of Fabergé items however it then takes a very sad downturn. I thought it's story might interest you and of course the rest of us

[@blairwarren5418]

Absolutely fascinating. Curious to know when the house was not lived in for 50 years. How did they keep all the paintings and furniture from literally deteriorating?

[@fernlibra9737]

I'd be so happy if i were to see the this episode if i were the family. The interview was seamless and organic and climatic right to the end great work ☺️

[@revtmyers1]

I genuinely enjoyed this. As an American, you know all too well that rich history is not our strong suit, and what little we have is constantly under attack. It's so encouraging to see productions like this in cultures that appreciate their history as well as try to preserve it.

[@maddiek1980]

You have such a disappointing attitude and a poor understanding of ‘rich history’. The ‘constantly under attack’ comment is particularly tone deaf. Hopefully there’s a way for you to educate yourself on the full history of your country so you can understand it in a more honest and nuanced way rather than in a one-eyed way. Do try to be a better person.

[@longwaytotipperary]

Very enjoyable and informative!

[@flywithmetrevor]

❤ Fabulous video well done. I did film here myself recently but from above with a drone as it is just as magnificent on the ground as it is in the air. Love it 😊

[@daphneoakes8389]

Loved the history as well as architecture.

[@Lizapendleton]

Love the musical chairs set up

[@pamelareed973]

Hi Julie - great video , I’m binge watching today … I just finished your tour of Pitchford and talking about lost treasures…… I think I found a lost treasure of Hitchingbrook … I was watching an episode of Homeworthy, the episode in New Orleans , they have a painting they inherited by a interior decorator who bought it in England many many years ago , it’s a portrait of one of the early Countess of Hitchingbrook, she is wearing a yellow dress much like the color of the walls at the Constable house .

[@DSWL_]

truly fascinating thank you for sharing

[@javiersanchezmejia2350]

Wonderful home

[@Qrtuop]

Wow. I'm sure I've seen that house in movies and series.

[@trisharomance4026]

Another incredible story Julie ! The post War tragedies of these country houses saddens me immensely! But I have a question that looms over me after watching these episodes. Do these country houses have their own family Cemeteries on the estate? It would seem to me that with ancestors going back hundreds of years there would be cemeteries forming their own parks if you will !

[@nichill7474]

Hi Julie, love these tours. Sorry to add this comment on this video but i am wondering if you will ever get to Coughton Court and garden in Warwickshire? Built in 1409 and still owned by the family. Would love to see this as the Throckmorton’s are my ancestors and i have never been there.

[@zyaayz]

Thank you

[@RichardJayJr-vz8ev]

I can’t believe this came up on my KZbin 😀. I am watching from HAWAII! Yes HAWAII! Formerly THE SANDWICH ISLANDS named after The Earl of Sandwich. Please accept my best wishes for a happy MELE KALIKIMAKA.🇺🇸🏄🏼‍♂️🎅🏻🌴🍍🏖️😎😎🎅🏻🎅🏻

[@AmericanViscountess]

Love that!

[@3810-dj4qz]

What Im interested in seeing is the servants quarters and the kitchens and locations they worked in because those homes were/are grand, but those who kept them running had their own portion of the homes. Show us those parts too.

[@kathrynmulhall1258]

I remember The Hullaballoos!

[@Robin-g7q5d]

I remember “The Hullabaloos “!

[@gavinflorence9416]

Julie I love this! And can I say if the son isn’t married he certainly will be now lol 😂

[@mgithaiga1]

nice video

[@LauraOfVermont]

I can’t make out the comments at 12:29… Something about lady Margaret not giving up her Catholic faith & being allowed to walk the corridors to prevent anyone else getting in trouble?? Can anyone explain this?

[@midnight3944]

Since lady Margaret refused to give up her faith and was angering the queen, her son banned her from certain parts of the house so he could hopefully separate the rest of the family from any consequences her actions might cause. That gallery room was one of the few parts of the house she was still allowed to be in freely.

[@floydiandreamscapes5145]

The one thing that worries me seeing all these wonderful historic places are the roofs. The UK government should set aised funds to help keep the roofs up. As long as they do that everything underneath is at least safe from rotting away.

[@rawrinawehbe3064]

Lovely mama and son

[@jackiesaylor2487]

JULIE, DID YOU START A NEW KZbin CHANNEL CALLED REAL ROYALTY? IF NOT THEY'RE USING YOUR AV VIDEOS. YOU MIGHT WANT TO CHECK ON THAT.

[@90Lolland]

It is okay☺️ She has a working connection with the People behind real royalty ☺️ They produce this show now☺️

[@debralabarge614]

Julie, someone’s got your six. @jackiesaylor good looking out

[@rachelpatten8889]

And another called Abode

[@courtneysavage9567]

This is so boomer 😂

[@IcelanderUSer]

@@courtneysavage9567. Omg, haaahaaahhaaaa. Waaaa haaaa, 😂😂😂😂 😆😆😆🤣😆🤣😝😝😝🤪🤪. You’re so, 🫨🫥 😬😵‍💫 🥴 saaad.

[@leanordials8008]

Found this house very interesting. Would it be possible to see a floor plan.

[@michaelhowell2326]

If it's 700 years old then it's close to 300 years older than the first Elizabeth.

[@shopwithkid9609]

Hi, love your lipstick,can share the colour n brans😂😂❤

[@stuartgooding7295]

Iv watched this channel from the very beginning...and im happy to see how its grown...it must be seen on every more channel....its a fantastic show !! ...and well done to the TRUE!+! Americans princess...Julie ❤

[@hannahberri790]

Ok if it’s Elizabethan house and it’s 700 years old that’s not adding up wouldn’t that be before Queen Elizabeth I ?

[@debbiewood7718]

It would have been nice to see more things. The B roll was a bit repetitive this time.

[@laodesyukur]

All properties must be protected and be preserved correctly in the name of royalty of majesty... Someday, ok...🌐🇬🇧❤️

[@chatterjeelinda4]

Did the artist Constable live there?

[@gwenmarshall9855]

If it’s 700 years old, it’s not Elizabethan. Elizabethan is not even 500 years old.

[@theanimeboy9953]

im getting saltburn vibes from this house. im just hoping the family who now owns this house arent rich ppl who do nothing all day, celebrate overly large parties, and allow strangers to stay in this house indefinitely

[@Anonanonymous184]

What do u think the aristocracy does all day? Goes to work? 😂 this isn’t just salt burn it’s very much real life and very much a real thing in England

[@thatmombielife]

These places are so stunning. I hope there are ghosts ❤😂

[@alecblunden8615]

The concept of a 700 year old Elizabethan Mansion does not work - unless you are talking of Elizabeth de Burgh, consort of Robert the Bruce - and that doesnt tie in with England

[@Grahamrobinsonvt802]

Hide and seek anyone 😂

[@moondustpsychicmedium1974]

🥰

[@Germenaner]

Por qué el chico permanece mudo.Debe tener treinta y dos años.

[@chellib3533]

Not my favorite format of the new videos. Not a fan of the flipping back and forth from the drawing room back to location. It made it feel choppy and disconnected.

[@daidavies6210]

STOP GIVING RICH SCROUNGERS MONEY …. If they can’t afford Renovations then sell your Antiques or Land .. leave the People of the UK 🇬🇧 alone … Think of it this way .. If you can’t afford your Heating Bill would this RICH SCROUNGER help you ? .. Answer NO…

[@thewealduk9802]

As a British taxpayer I am grateful to these families for protecting our heritage.

[@Anonanonymous184]

@@thewealduk9802it’s not ur heritage unless ur a member of the upper class and you never will be unless ur born into it lol bootlicker

[@byronskoretz7650]

Why should the public support a family that apparently made their fortunes on the death of of millions and still could not maintain stewardship over their wealth. Disgusting, unethical and immoral.

[@Mes287]

Totally agree , what on earth is Julie involving herself in thsi as an American and formerly of ladies of London , the only thing I can think of is money which is so sad

[@rafaelguerreros263]

Jealous idiots

[@JeffJensen55]

I think something called WW2 might have had a bit to do with that. Anyway, seems to me that all they are trying to do is preserve a bit of history for future generations.

[@carylgrundy7814]

No one makes you watch Julie’s videos. I’m so interested in the manor homes. Julie has been a Godsend for the Montagu family for her efforts to save their family home. I enjoy every episode.

[@Mes287]

@@carylgrundy7814 I can be interested in history and still have an opinion and yes I agree she is a godsend to them as I have said in other videos , they would probabaly lose mapperton too if it wasn’t for her work ethic but then again she is not an aristocrat but a hard working American

[@teresawommack5148]

If the walls could talk.