A Tour of Lord Petre’s 16th Century Manor House | Ingatestone Hall, Essex
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 พ.ค. 2022
- Join me as I take a special tour of Ingatestone Hall (a grade 1 listed 16th century manor house), lead by Lord Petre.
Lord Petre is a descendant of Sir William Petre who had a very close connection with Oliver Cromwell and the infamous King Henry the 8th, so the house is littered with fascinating stories, history and artefacts.
Enjoy!
For more information on Ingatestone Hall check out the Website below:
www.ingatestonehall.com
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I really enjoyed Lord Peter’s personality. He was a very gracious host. Thank you for the tour! Amazing history!
Hey Ghost Mama, I'm glad you enjoyed the tour, thanks for watching!
What a nice man; no airs and graces with a really interesting history. Never heard of Ingatestone Hall before. Looks like a great place to visit 🙂🌷🫖🌻
Hey Jenny, yeah you should check it out. John is a fantastic character for sure!
This is what the public need to see from their Peers of the realm, many would stop being so quick to admonish them if they did.
*Great work, great questions, fantastic delivery!*
Thanks very much, I really enjoyed making this vid so I’m happy you enjoyed it 🙌
Loved going here when I was in junior school, back when we were studying the Tudor’s and monarchy, historical buildings etc.. 😅 It was such a fantastic place, beautiful architecture and scenery alongside fascinating stories/history! I think of this place every now and again, my goodness it was 2004 when I went! 😅 I feel old now… How on earth has 20 years passed by so fast?! 😅 Love your videos! Take care. ❤ PS: I must take a trip there again one day soon! What a humble & graceful gentleman with a great sense of humour and wit to match. 😊
Great memories. Yeah he’s a great man, polite and charming to interview. Definitely get yourself back there, and thanks again for the watch ;)
Great memories.
I remember this train stop on the London Liverpool Street Line up through Essex and always wondered what went on in good old ingatestone! thank you, great video.
What a brilliant video. John is like a page turner of a decent book. Gripping, interesting and quiet a captivating person. Love the way you bring out the best in all folks 😊
Cheers Becks, much appreciated ;) you’re right, John is a legend…great shoot this one ☝️
what a lovely man and another great vlog , thanks.
Glad you enjoyed it Jonathan, yeah you're right, John is great
Brilliant mate. Xx
Cheers Pal
Ive visited Ingatestone Hall several times as I used to live in Billericay. Its a charming place and well worth a visit. The last time I was there a coach party of Americans was there, what made it interesting was they were all part of a marching band, which is very big in the US.....
Thanks for watching David, yeah it's definitely charming, got a great feel to it
Such a nice visit to this amazing historical house. Lots of history and a wonderful host.
It really is, glad you enjoyed it Daya
John is such a interesting guy. So much knowledge about the history. Great video
Glad you enjoyed it Carl, John was indeed an absolute Gent
My distant cousin. I am from Walmesley and Petre families. Thanks for sharing.
Interesting, maybe you should pop round for a cuppa :)
Oh Wow! Now you really did outdo yourself here Sir! Awesome Adam! I think my mother may have met him on a visit many years ago. What an interesting man! Great job!
Thanks very much, chuffed you enjoyed it!
Isn't James Ratcliffe's (3rd Earl of Derwentwater, executed for taking part in the Jacobite Rising of 1715) tomb here now? I see his execution clothing on display. A very interesting tour despite the hosts acting so clueless (maybe it isn't an act!)
We want olivia back !!! ❤