Friar Park's Fascinating History. George Harrison's Fantastical Home!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 ต.ค. 2024
- In this video, we're going to explore Friar Park, the fascinating history of the property, and the fantastical home of George Harrison!
Friar Park is one of the most famous and beautiful homes in all of England, and we're going to explore its fascinating history in this video. If you're curious about the life of George Harrison, or you just want to see one of the most beautiful homes in England, then this video is for you!
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Out of all the Beatles, I think George definitely had the best house! It would be amazing if some time in the future it could be opened as a museum.
Yes and I hope he thanked John and Paul for it.
What a great spot. George Loved Crackerbox Palace
Indeed he did
Last time I was at Friar Park was when my parents helped the Nuns move out to their new Convent on St Andrew's Rd. I was six and realised this was an impressive place in size and scale but I didn't realise how dilapidated it was. Possibly one of my first clear memories. I now live 200 metres from the boundary and not a day goes by without me wishing I could see this extraordinary building again. As a note there are other buildings in Henley-on-Thames built from the over order of masonry for Friar Park. These are stunning in their own right.
George bought Friar Park literally weeks before it was due to be bulldozed.
Haribol Harmony. Enjoyable presentation of fascinating Country Estate. Thank you.
Amazing! Thank you!
On my bucket list to visit one day thanks Scott for all the history
If you want a few intimate details of the early days of George at Friar Park especially during restoration, check out the Bobby Whitlock channel. He lived there in one of the lodges at that time and shares some fond memories of recording ‘All Things Must Pass’ and hanging out. This was of course the early days of Derek & The Dominos.
I was there when George bought the park off the nuns
george was dear friend of mine i lived in henley and was there thru restoration the nuns burried cars in the lakes and caves myself and terry doran and george worked in gardens day and nite in the dark
George must've felt cramped in that small house.
......like living in a shoebox......
I truly loved this, Scott Cardinal!
I wish they would do tours. I would be there as soon as I could. I understand it’s a home and it’s the Harrison estate’s decision.
The place looks like a wonderful dream.
When Sir Frankie Crisp owned FP it was open to the public for tours, or at least the garden's were open to the public.
Very nicely done, Scott!
Thanks for the history and clearing up it was never a monastery.
It was a Convent for Salesian Nuns till around 1970 when the Nuns moved out to St Andrew's Rd and GH moved in.
'The Ballard of Frankie Crisp' is a great track on George's 'All Things Must Pass' album.
Ringo, is truly the luckiest man in rock n' roll. George, John; R.I.P.
I welcome you to Crackerbox Palace. We've been expecting you.
It's so beautiful ❤️
looks just like my place
Lucky Dhani boy...all my dad left me was 'alone...ha ha
How many Years did it take to
Restore Friar Park‼️‼️
You see that Estate? All of that? I dont own that.
Hope George thanked Lennon-McCartney for it.
Why does the slide say "ERIAR"?
Convent, not nunnery lol
It’s very large but what a mess, it looks revolting to me 🤮