Keeping Chatsworth Current with the 12th Duke of Devonshire

[@TheTaxburden]

This place is a masterpiece. His mother Deb was an amazing lady. What a life she led!

[@missladymo]

Debo and her sisters have fascinated me since I was in grade school (I was kinda nerdy). I have always been fascinated by the aristocracy in the UK too. There’s a great video on KZbin called “Debutantes” about the debutante season of 1939. Debo and Andrew were one of the couples that were interviewed. It was a really cute show and was a nice departure from 2020 ❤️.

[@robyndalby-stockwell9242]

I loved the fact she was always followed by her chickens and the Duke was frequently mistaken for the gardner. Such a sumptuous place.

[@chrissygravitt9196]

Definitely on my bucket list. I want with all my heart and soul to visit England and Chatsworth is on my list!!

[@normathomas8830]

chrissy gravitt have been it's a beautiful place but i found to commercialised far to many people n the grounds spoilt it for me

[@evajenniferhowarth2411]

I love Derbyshire it's a beautiful county. Chatsworth is a national treasure.we have visited numerous times and never tire of it..please do come and visit.you definitely won't be disappointed.

[@hannahmarie6501]

chrissy gravitt Me too! My 15th great grandfather was an Earl of Chatsworth. His name was Sir John Blackmore.

[@clifftonicstudios7469]

Bring a lot of money then.

[@Pius-XI]

Don't bother. It's just a house with a garden. Derbyshire is nice but same as any other countryside in any other country

[@richenuff01]

I completely enjoyed my recent visit to Chatsworth, which I was inspired after seeing the film titled "The Duchess" with Kiera Knightly. The film was based on one of the occupants of the house, Georgiana Cavendish, Duchess of Devonshire, who was the great-great-great-grand-aunt of Diana, Princess of Wales. I loved walking the grounds, especially seeing the cascade water fountain that was gravity fed by a pond on top of the hill.

[@clairecarter4386]

I loved the movie too!!!

[@lemorab1]

I also loved the movie, but I think you should add more "greats" to the aunt. Diana lived in the 20th century and Georgiana lived in the mid-1700's.

[@dr.calebrobbins.3177]

OF ALL BRITAIN 'S GRAND OL' PILES ... CHATSWORTH WILL ALWAYS BE MY FAVOURITE. IT IS & WAS INHABITED BY AN INTERESTING HISTORY & THE FAMILY THAT HAS MADE IT SO ... CR

[@juliancoulden1753]

It’s a fabulous and wonderful place. Just sublime

[@sebeckley]

Only a Brit would refer to a monster renovation as tidying up!

[@lizaluk]

At times on the name of art lots of chaotic-mess destruction comes in.

[@willowbrooke1215]

Can't believe he is the son of Andrew and Debo. They were so almost modern back then in 1938. Andrew and his cousins were so kinda rebel like. He sounds so posh now, but his dad and his mates/ cousins drove friggen cars like they were immortal, cos that is how kids thought, even 70 years ago. Must remember like they do, Andrew and Debo only became Duke and Duchess of Devonshire because older brother Billy died in WW2. Therefore Deb Mitford became Duchess of Devonshire rather then Kick Kennedy who would have taken that title if Billy, heir of Duke of Devonshire had not died. Having said that, Andrew and Debo deserve it. They done well and have looked after Chatsworth

[@lemorab1]

I think he looks more like Jessica Mitford than either of his parents. Andrew and Debo deserve most of the credit for saving Chatsworth from falling to ruin. Her books are wonderful.

[@johnsecord8539]

Kick Kennedy is buried on the chatworth estate i believe

[@commonsense124]

Due to the Duke's decision's the estate lives. Bravo.

[@sandyfretwell9125]

I went again Saturday 6.11.21 marvellous whole place outside looking spectacular, channel 4 were there filming look out 2nd week December.....

[@claytondefreitas9521]

Extreme beauty been there years ago the transformation needs a revisit one day

[@sivisvitamparamortem]

Finest stately home in the UK, followed by Haddon hall

[@cal401]

Hardwick hall, Derbyshire is a nice one too

[@sandymitchell258]

This man has inherited incredible wealth, a very lucky family

[@clifftonicstudios7469]

We pay for it.

[@pratimarai3678]

@@clifftonicstudios7469 its seems they are the one who make it worth visiting

[@clifftonicstudios7469]

@@pratimarai3678 who ?

[@thomascunningham5483]

Cavendo Tutus. Translated: Safe through Caution

[@goodboybuddy1]

I love this guy

[@cserd8734]

Stunning…

[@anjalisharma461]

Gorgeous

[@haircole]

Great presentation 🥰

[@xyzllii]

He's very enlightened for a Toff.

[@dannysw3]

My dad used to work with him

[@nurlatifahmohdnor8939]

Page 382+1 Such an architect was Andrea Palladio (1508-80), of Vicenza, in Italy.

[@nurlatifahmohdnor8939]

1715 - 100 """"""""""" 1615 In 1715, over 100 years after Palladio's death, his designs were published in England.

[@datagerrl8495]

Curious you do not name the Interviewer, particularly as it is his face that fronts the video on KZbin?

[@flughafenkaiser3637]

The Duke is very distinguished but that awful American puff interviewing him spoils the authenticity of the house with his screamingly vulgar camp American twang questions

[@gigip4727]

@@flughafenkaiser3637 Now, that wasn't very kind.

[@Pete-z6e]

@@gigip4727 ,Accurate though.

[@carlsterland2396]

they own hardwick hall and have connections to the welbeck estates

[@anursewhocares]

Do they know which bedroom was Georgiana???

[@MsMsmak]

Must have been a musty old place for a long time.

[@Thomas-fu8vp]

English Countryside meets Central Park.

[@ContesaMejia]

I wonder how many castles are there in the UK

[@johnryman-f3c]

Spent 3 days visiting Chatsworth..The sculpture is ........

[@ContesaMejia]

The castles are real

[@kimsherlock8969]

This is a Grave of cold dead things Not a warm home.

[@geoffdundee]

nice place.........ive visited with a sister........we got shouted at for feeling (gently) the fabric on the curtains and tie-backs as we stood inline to see the rooms LOL........the curtains arent original fabric.........and if they dont want folk touching then move the area for queuing well away from the windows and curtain area......i wouldnt visit again as prices were steep for 4 adults to see a couple of rooms.

[@mscott3918]

geoffdundee Not original, but still very expensive. I know it doesn't seem much to touch them, but just imagine if everyone did. The fabric would start to wear out very quickly. When we opened our house we were told by friends who already had that nearly everyone touches things. It's human nature.

[@giliraraabrahandmadecards4936]

I apologise on their behalf (staff) for shouting at you. If your remember their name. I would see that they are dealt with. Thank your for visiting my ancestral home.

[@jasminecampbells6227]

@@giliraraabrahandmadecards4936 U sound lovely please keep this home its a wonderful part of British history

[@dicostigan1449]

He has no Aesthetic sense at all when it comes to Contemporary Art. A used car dealers dream - one could sell him anything!

[@happysingle6240]

sickening....how many poor people worked to death for these shyts ?

[@jimjam6598]

Yes and what do you want them to do about it

[@jearnott]

Stupid comment - it is their talent that is their legacy, for all to enjoy.

[@ednorton47]

If they weren't working in the quarries, they would be hanging out in the pub all day drinking their lives away and accomplishing nothing.

[@annekalunn8567]

@@ednorton47 I’m related to Devonshire family

[@mungomidge1090]

Awful.

[@carlsterland2396]

his mother one of the mitford sisters who supported adolf hitler they had connections to oswold mosley and the black shirts lol

[@lemorab1]

No, Deborah Mitford did not support Adolph Hitler. That was his Aunt Diana. Debo loved her sister and brother-in-law but she did not share their pro-Nazi views.