Chartwell Chats presents 'Churchill's Kitchen'

As we look towards celebrating the 150th anniversary of Sir Winston Churchill’s birth in 2024, I am delighted to be able to introduce you to the second edition of Chartwell Chats, a brand new series published on TH-cam. Over the next two years, leading historians and experts will explore Sir Winston Churchill's relationship with Chartwell through the property's collections and historic moments in time.
Chartwell was the Churchill’s home for over 40 years and was opened to the public in 1966, one year after Winston’s death. As one of the greatest leaders of the twentieth century, his image and reputation still hold international significance. His family home welcomes over 250,000 visitors a year for a uniquely personal glimpse into the private life of this great statesman. It was a place to work, paint, write and entertain friends away from the pressures of political life in London.
Chartwell Chats was developed and is jointly presented by the National Trust Chartwell and The International Churchill Society UK - working together to preserve the historic legacy of Sir Winston Churchill.
We hope you enjoy it.
Andy Smith
Executive Director
The International Churchill Society UK

[@melk6049]

Had the opportunity to visit Chartwell. So amazing!

[@leadership-christiankastner]

What a great interview - it is great to understand this new aspect of Chartwell; well done

[@robertlucic7598]

Terrific interview. Talleyrand understood a century before the importance of good food and wine to his diplomacy and employed servers who spoke multiple languages so they could listen in on diners conversations. The Churchill household certainly had a treasure with Georgina.

[@ljd8520]

'Great white men striding the Earth hitting things' ..... I suppose women were completely non complicit ?

[@radiantmessenger3369]

She mentioned something about "white" people living in great houses also. 🙄