EXPLORING • 16TH CENTURY BIDDULPH OLD HALL & GARDEN REMAINS • 2018
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Biddulph Old Hall is now in private ownership. It was a royalist stronghold during the English Civil War, a fortification that was laid siege to by the Model Army of Cromwell. It’s worth going back, though, to the the Tudor reign of Henry VIII, when after the conversion to the Church of England there were still many Catholics that continued their methods of worship secretively and were pretty much left to get on with it unhindered. Then came the reign of Charles I, the Stuart monarch whose changing policies and Anglican reforms drew out many Catholic sympathisers to his side. By and large the conflicts and battles of the Civil War from the 1640s were part of a wider struggle for supremacy between Catholics and Protestants in Europe.
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Thank you for posting this. I spent many great times there. My partner's aunt owned it for many years. The main hall was very medieval with the stone floor and long table and upstairs had a wonderful tutor anti-chamber. Great memories.
Amazing 🤩
Thanks 👍
This is my ancestors home.
beautiful place stunning architecture and gardens it just looks so peaceful now unlike it would have been in its time defending against enemy and being blown apart but yet it still stand all be it in part ruin it is here to tell its story and educate others of the battles won and lost. beauty and education
Nice photos
Cromwells army blew the main doors down. Or so I believe.
How interesting
Where exactly in biddulph is this, i have asked my parents if they know but they dont, is it neer st. Lawrences church/grange
It's private property mate you would have to look on Google for a payed view
@@T420TOMEXPLORES ok, is it owned by national trust?
No mate private owners we turned up thinking national trust but it wasn't 👌
Anyone know anything about this old hall?
I’m into genealogy and found it was created by my 11th great grandfather Francis Biddulph
Have you found out anything about it or the biddulph family in general? He’s my 11th great grandad aswell
@@lcorbo96 Only my genealogy and what I have added to the business here:
Only that Francis Biddulph started created this house and gardens, goo.gl/maps/TZr8gDVieL5qDAiw8
@@lcorbo96 I know his grandson went to America, under the name Thomas Buttolph, who's family eventually ended up with me, and a few others here in the states. I have information in ancestry.com -- if interested please let me know
Buttoph / Biddulph is a royal line, that I have going back to the 14th century - by the way Boston MA stands for Buttoph's Town (over the years it was shortened to its current form), which was named after our ancient lineage
@@lcorbo96 Well then, we're related, pleasure to meet you