Warwick Castle: A Fortress Through The Ages | Documentary

[@neilrobinson5115]

Must go again,I bought a yearly pass back in 2010,I went every month twice,then on to Stratford,loved the area,Kingmaker exhibition was fantastic,it’s like going back a 1000 years in a day at Warwick Castle,in my top 5 of favourite places,love it,must return soon.

[@linkijeee23]

Fantastic Documentary ! Tanks!

[@HairColorPro]

Thanks Phillip for this bit of history!

[@asoaita]

Congrats, great work! I like the personification of George Greville, well done!

[@bokeflo]

Great Tour and History of Warwick Castle. Nicely Done.

[@EVILBARBARIANIMPALER]

love it man, great work!! keep it up!

[@starqualityoneproducts7018]

Joyed it very much thank you for the upload🍀

[@peterpan6261]

I went there yesterday!

[@samanthatoulson5767]

2021 is watching this

[@renefrazer3302]

Very interesting

[@lauracullen8122]

Been there, great experience.

[@WarwickFineArt]

If you are interested in the Grevilles of Warwick Castle, you should also watch this; The Grevilles of Warwick Castle - An Introduction

[@ceilconstante640]

The video is no longer available. : (

[@dangersonu]

I went there today 17 February 2014 it's scary!!!!

[@rmf6680]

Not really

[@hpanes005]

I believe it was actually Aefhelflaed Queen of Mercia who first built Warwick castle, William the conqueror came after

[@shonamcwilliam2842]

I want to go back there and get ost in time.....

[@Itsaboutthewaterlife]

Very nice.

[@missdragonluckychina2449]

my relatives used to own that castle in the 1040s and earlier.

[@foziashah4557]

I went there a few days ago

[@Marcoplo]

K, that is all nice & stuff, but you barely showed us the acktual cawstle.

[@KittehHawk]

Then you wouldn't need to actually go see it, would you? They didn't show it because they want you to go see it. I highly recommend it.

[@melindawinsett3462]

My mother's people lived there once. They came from England to the US

[@scottyp1348]

Yeh sure.

[@grinbaldus1]

Greetings distant cuz, I'm descended from Elizabeth Willoughby (3rd Baroness Willoughby de Broke, 11th Baroness Latimer) and Sir Fulke Greville's daughter Eleanor Greville, who married Sir John Conway. Their daughter Mary Conway was my first ancestor to come to the colonies.

[@Itsaboutthewaterlife]

Wow , , , maybe I guess you should lay claim to the castle.

[@nancysalguero5640]

What is the name of the first song ?

[@mervynkoh4998]

nancy lo That is a classical piece by Bach. Suite no.3 in D If I`m not wrong.

[@BabyfaceGaming101]

I just found that Sir Fulke Greville's Grandfather Sir Fulke Greville and Grandmother Lady Elizabeth Willoughby were my 12th Great Grandparents by way of their daughter Lady Katherine Greville-Reed...so in some directions we are distant cousins, because the families are related...Neville continues to pop up in my ancestry search...

[@missdragonluckychina2449]

we had barons and lords and kings and stuff ill try to put the family tree on here when I get it.

[@scottyp1348]

Don’t worry too much

[@kerrybrookes7043]

👍

[@oceans6195]

Richard Neville 16th Earl of Warwick the "kingmaker" 13th great-grand uncle...😊

[@richardbaker5322]

The young gentleman Lord Farquhar flippity flap is a right chav used of the word basically basically 180 x basically how very descriptive

[@Chief_Brody]

Why is that kid wearing my nan's wig?