Haddon Hall | July 2021
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- In this vlog I will be exploring Haddon Hall and sharing its unique history. Haddon Hall stands on a rocky outcrop overlooking the River Wye. The hall is one of the finest examples of a Medieval and Tudor manor house.
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I have always wanted to visit. I appreciate your narration. Thank you for this video. Well done!
Thank you for the lovely tour of Haddon Hall.
Thanks for watching! It’s a great place to visit!
@@SARHistories I was there many years ago!🇺🇸
Hi thanks for sharing this beautiful historic place very interesting to watch. New friend here
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Wonderful house. Yes it's been used in so many films including The Other Boleyn Girl and also the BBC's Jane Eyre in 2006.
Beautiful house. An architectural gem. Harry Potter eat yer heart out! This is the real deal!
What a treat. I'm struck by the remarkable preservation at the hall, as if the Manners family was aware of it's heritage value beginning all the way back in the 15th century. They clearly had money to spend, yet their heirs chose not to update the great chamber and parlor, nor to sweep away the hall to build a drawing room and dining room. That process of updating and remodeling is exemplified at Belvoir Castle, the Ducal seat, which has little of historical interest as a result. Haddon Hall is like a warren of heritage prizes, and charming, to boot! Thanks so much for the tour.
P.S. I agree that 22 pounds is too much, that such a day charge should include parking, tea and a souvenir booklet, IMO. However, like you, I'd pay it!
Beautiful. I love how the older rooms were not remodeled, giving one that time travel experience. Being able to see the changes in interior design over the years up close would be very interesting. Nice job on the slow panning too. Found myself rewatching bits for the details. Just found you today and have subbed, looking forward to more. Thank you :)
Love your video of a beautiful estate and the wear and tear through the many years. Look forward to more, Thank you so much!
This is precious place..of all our touring of Britains grand houses,I still loved this site the best.,the warm 'vibes' here.
Thank You for sharing. Your voice and pace is even toned and not rushed and video was slow enough to be able to see details. Really appreciate that.
Thank you! It was a beautiful place to visit! 👍
I've been to Haddon many times as I live very near it's beautiful and we'll worth visiting. Over the years it has become a bit more expensive you used to get a yearly visitors card at a good price and I always visited alot the tudor group was fantastic but that seems to have been dropped also. I wish they would again bring it into more people's grasp as the shop is very good and restaurant but the price of tickets is creating a barrier to many people obviously the estate needs to bring money in for upkeep but perhaps if was slightly less to enter more people would come and spend. It is very beautiful
Love this video thank you. My great grandfather Vernon was born a few miles from Haddon Hall. Our family branched off in the 15th century. Can't wait to see it one day when travelling becomes easier again. (We're in Canada now)
Wow that’s amazing! Glad you enjoyed the video and it is a beautiful place. I hope that you get the chance to visit one, I plan on returning once everything has reopened as I would love to see the chapel. Thanks again.
I am also a Vernon and my family arrived in Australia in 1855. I am hoping to travel to UK soon and can’t wait to visit Haddon Hall and other many other places with Vernon connections.
Thankyou
Excellent video! Thank you
Glad you liked it! It’s an amazing place to visit.
Went today for the first time nice to see people from across the pond enjoying the sites of the UK
There is so many fantastic places to visit!
Beautiful!
Thanks for this fantastic video of Haddon Hall. I am an Australian Vernon. Hoping to visit soon.
You’ll enjoy it when you visit, such an interesting place👍
Great video and love the history of the place
Thank you for watching
Beautiful place. Been there twice. Love it. Greetings from Australia.
What a lovely video, well done sir! Loved all the history and your eye for detail.
Glad you enjoyed it and thank you for your kind words!
amazing
Really enjoyed this! passing away a sick day here so kept me entertained! Thanks for Posting
You’re most welcome. Thank you for your kind words, it means a lot to a small channel. 👍
Excellent video on the hall, thank you...and I rather like the informal gardens. I would imagine other than directly around the house where would have been a kitchen garden, a knot garden (when they became fashionable) and maybe a rose garden,. Away from the house would have remained fairly natural, easng into the estate farm land, so off setting the marvellous structure
Great choice! The gardens were fantastic and it would be great to have a time machine to see exactly how they were laid out. Thanks for the comment 👍
@@SARHistories Maybe one day, drawings/painting will appear :-) For sure they would have grown medicinal plants also
Does his Lordship still reside there? It seems to be rather sparsely furnished. All of these old castles seem to be very dark inside. They must have used some high powered lights while filming Downton Abbey.
Still belongs to the Lordship and he has his own private quarters.
@@SARHistories Now there's an advantage to those sprawling old courtyard houses!
Hi new to your channel great video and footage very nice indeed well done big thumbs up from me and new subscriber here cheers
Thank you very much for your kind words. Just subscribed to your channel too, it looks awesome!
inspiration for harron hall?
was this hall every occupied by the De Dive or De Rivers families?
Haddon Hall was inhabited by the Vernon family from the late 12th Century until the Manners family married Dorothy Vernon, the heiress of Sir George Vernon in 1567.
@@SARHistories was this Hall built just after the invasion of 1066 or before this time? I imagine that William 1 would have given this Hall to one of his close companions from over the water following his success.. . .
@@SARHistories Normans loved building in limestone . .and invented the transom stern and the dipping lugsail . . .
It is unclear as to what was on the site after the Norman invasion of 1066. The Doomsday Book of 1086 doesn’t mention the hall . The building that we see today is mostly Tudor.
@@SARHistories yes it does seem to have had an up date to the Tudor period a beautiful old building
I live near Belvoir Castle - it's pronounced 'beaver castle'.
Thanks for the correction 👍
Constant decline of a once mighty empire.
All empires both rise & fall
Castle from Princess bride
Not seen that one. Thanks for your comment.