The Servant Life

Check out our latest WickWired video, where we tell the story of the Wickwire's Irish servant, Margaret Stack, who worked in the home from 1904-1911.
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[@AshLoRo]

As an Irish woman, in Ireland. This was beautiful to watch. Seeing a fellow Irish womans past life. Her hard work & courage to leave all she knew and held dear to try for a better life.

[@wilfordfraser6347]

Enjoyed hearing this story and how thoughtful of you to look into the story of someone who worked for your family over a century ago.

[@annfisher3316]

How wonderful Margaret's descendant shared stories, pictures, and journals with the museum; lovely a room was named for such hard working young lady!

[@Angie-GoneSoon]

I love how you explained the past, thank you!

[@bbmeow2740]

Really enjoyed this video!

[@suzeauster2223]

Greetings from florida. 🏄‍♀️ Thank You. 4/ Sharing Margaret ❤️

[@wolfyngrey1313]

Thank you for posting this

[@nataliapanfichi9933]

Good video

[@lovelylipbonesouwwwwwwwolv2198]

Put video in 1.25x for best experience

[@flyingpigfarm1]

I enjoyed this amateur presentation on the life of a real person. We are but the stories we leave behind, after all!

[@kristjanajonsdottir2320]

Really beutyful story

[@ChristyHendrick]

Oh my goodness, the stained glass is remarkable.

[@lavenderflowersfall280]

Wow such in depth look and sad to see the proof right before your eyes!
Servants fascinate me although I wouldn't want to live like one it'd be interesting to meet one.

[@verac6731]

Why is he speaking so slowly?

[@lovelylipbonesouwwwwwwwolv2198]

Put it in 1.25x

[@angeline432]

I knew a few people the last name Stack... I wonder if there was a relation

[@nobodyuknow6337]

So why did she return to Ireland? I'd get if she wasn't happy in America but in that case, I'd returned a lot sooner to my homeland.

[@wilfordfraser6347]

She'd gotten married. That changed her options.

[@lol4lol993]

Sorry, but as someone who's not a native English speaker, I find the presenter's accent and voice, too "stifling". The story nevertheless, is beautiful; thank you for sharing.

[@Mrstonicares]

I actually think the presenter is doing a wonderful job, he’s pronouncing ALL of his words and Syllables for people of all learning and language speaking backgrounds. He’s speaking at a tone where he can be understood and he’s elongating his words; which truly helps those who don’t speak English. I think he’s a fantastic presenter.