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A ROYAL Invitation! Should I wear our Georgian Dresses or Coronation Robes?
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- čas přidán 9. 07. 2024
- You won't believe what we found at The Manor! Bridgerton Georgian Dresses, Coronation Robes and an Invitation from The Queen! Like our Baseball caps? Check out our brand new Mapperton Shop here: www.mapperton.... and get 10% OFF everything using the Promo Code: EARLYBIRD
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The Gilded Age American Heiress Exhibition opened to the public here at Mapperton on the 5th May. However, if you can’t make it in person you can buy a ticket (3 cups of coffee) for a virtual hour long tour with me, and support this ongoing project over at www.buymeacoff...
A new exhibition offers a glimpse into the captivating world of Alberta Sturges Montagu, the 9th Countess of Sandwich, and an American Heiress from the renowned era known as The Gilded Age.
Curated by Mapperton’s very own American Viscountess, Julie Montagu, the "American Heiress" collection is comprised of more than 10,000 previously unseen letters exchanged between Alberta (Sturges) Montagu and her family, as well as the peerage at large.
Dating from 1888 to 1951, these letters constitute the largest unpublished private collection of correspondence from the period. They offer a remarkable glimpse into the life of a "dollar bride" during the Gilded Age, shedding light on both triumphs and struggles.
The exhibition takes innovation to the next level by introducing Alberta AI, a ground-breaking creation that brings her story to life like never before.
“With the aid of cutting-edge AI technology, we've resurrected Alberta's voice, allowing her to answer visitors’ burning questions about her remarkable journey,” says Julie Montagu, Viscountess Hinchingbrooke.
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We look forward to welcoming you to Mapperton soon! 🤗
Warm regards,
Luke & Julie
Viscount and Viscountess Hinchingbrooke 👑👑
My husband has alzheimers. Our planned trip to London and the beautiful English countryside were put on hold , in fact, we may never get there. At 75 and 78 it just may be impossible. We do, however, travel with Julie and Luke almost daily. We often rewatch episodes , a pleasure for me and he doesn't remember watching the first time...
Thank you for sharing your home and your lives. It makes these old Alabama history buffs happy!
Our thoughts are with you both.
I just love the banter between these two remarkable people. And I might add... I, too, would be flipping out given I lived in a grand manor, where such treasures lay around waiting to be found by ME.
Julie's a True Blue American. Don't lose it. EVER!!
It would be heavenly to have the opportunity to see, read and touch so many objects, papers and historical items. I could gladly spend forever just reading, touching and worshipping the past at Mapperton!
So glad you are bringing these paintings to Mapperton so family and visitors can get to enjoy them. Loved seeing your sweet mother-in-law. She has put her heart and soul into the house and gardens there. Much love to you all ❤
How fabulous to have had the foresight (and the space) to have kept the beautiful garments all these many, many years!!!
It's just great. Invitation to the coronation, the gorgeous collection of those bugs and insects. But then I see a bowl with the well-known mark of the Masons. Everything is terrific.
You two are absolutely hilarious how you react to different facts and finds🤣
I’ll forever be puzzled by the fact that they have been married for at least 20 years and therefore Julie has been part of the family for that long but looks like this is the first time she comes in contact with all this clothing, letters, history etc. if I had the privilege of being part of such a family I’d get lost in the house looking for treasures or reading everything I’d be allowed to touch all the time!
Julie has great respect for this family. 20 years. No kids? What? My first came in year one.
@@msl3900 They have 4 children but did not always live in the house as it was his parents
Oh yes I know they have a lovely family with 4 children. I hope my comment wasn’t misinterpreted. I too, by marriage, came into a new culture and lifestyle and like Julie I embraced it with all I’ve got. As I watch more videos I understand more how all came to be. 💕
It is wonderful to see you and your Mother in Law able to work together so well. To bring life back to Mapperton. And getting everything in order. And doing the repairs and preservation.
Julie - Did you ever imagine the magic journey your life would turn out to be? Uncovering so many treasures must be the most delightful experience ! What joy! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Although this is a re-run, love to see again. Tip: when you next decide to go exploring among the cupboards and drawers, take a bar of soap to rub on to ease closing up!!!
Or candle wax, bees wax!
@@kathyk479exactly!
I'd love for you and the Countess to go through the house hearing her comments about all the pictures. Would be such fun!
What a WONDERFUL episode this is. Absolutely loved every moment of it.
❤ THANK YOU ❤
It is the excitement - it is infectious… 😊😊😊
Good thing you have many walls, Julie, because you will be framing and hanging these wonderful documents for years to come! You may have to install a framing team as you have an embroidery team. I'm sure you have a room you could dedicate to this purpose!
Please show a closer look at the bowl on top of the cabinet with the bugs and fossils. I love watching you two together. Julia gets so excited and Luke says, This is why you don't touch things with your greasy hands..." 😂
You guys are so entertaining together!
If I married in to a family with this much history I probably wouldn’t sleep for a year looking through all the old cupboards and trunks. My grandparents always encouraged us to go through the stuff they had (obviously they set it out for us to look through)
Just what I needed today! A wonderful escape to the English countryside! ❤✌🏻
Julie your accent has gotten so much stronger since ur days on Ladies of London.
Really enjoyed this compilation of historical dresses and paintings! 🥰
Yes yes I’m in love with Luke’s mom, she’s fabulous!
Agreed 💯%! She is a true gem & I love it when Luke’s Father and Mother make the occasional appearance. The Countess is an endless fountain of knowledge about Mapperton. Unearthing countless treasures & it’s really exciting that we get to tag along. Even if it’s not quite the same as being there, being on video, Julie’s enthusiasm in finding all these wonderful things is contagious. It’s like you’re on a scavenger hunt & every thing you find is even more beautiful than the previous item. I can’t wait to see what comes to light next. 🤗
I get so excited just to find something at an estate sale, so I am so excited for you finding all the treasures in your family home 💗
I LOVE this. It reminds me of my childhood. I remember going through my grandmother's drawers and my mother's at my grandparents' house. I was a child but it was SO EXCITING. I was always careful and had so many questions. This takes me back to that. ❤
What a great recap of the dresses, the robes, and the paintings--all in one video! I really enjoyed it. Those dresses and the textiles are swoon-worthy, so I hope the Royal School of Needlework will be able to fix/ preserve/ restore them all! I see the excitement in Caroline too, as she assists and turns over the care of all the family heirlooms to a person who clearly loves and respects her husband's family's history.
Awe you and your husband are so cute together....
😊 thank you
I am just guessing, Julie, but I think everyone was waiting for you to try on all of the beautiful garments!
Wow, I am just overcome with thoughts, questions and emotions surrounding all this fabulous family history! Cannot wait to see and hear more, more, more! ❤❤❤
You two looking through the drawers and trying to close them 😂 ahhhh thank you for the giggles 🙏🏼
Love you two❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
What discoveries you have found I would be thinking what else is there to be found. What treasures. ❤❤❤
I love that he’s excited about the citizen of New Orelans and the American is like “urmmm no” haha. Meanwhile the Englishman isn’t as interested in the royal invites and pics.
Judy was right.., it was
interesting to hear what the letter said regarding the dinner ware. Job well done Judy, I hope you feel better soon.
Dress up time !! awesome
You may have already thought of this, but how about snapping a photograph of each dress BEFORE the acid-free paper wrap and then the box -- attach the photo to the outside of the box and you never have to wonder what is inside -- or open the box to check! 🙂
Hi to UK, I am a Canadian Financial Advisor. Julie , write a book about meeting Luke...the whole thing and get a great publisher! I am sure you have one and a Land Titles expert. Sometimes it is so hard not to throw out ideas. My own home came after a luxury living in condo because I now know what luxury living is...when you don't wake up to the next project. And to boot, this 1892 home was not my idea. Two summers ago, I woke up to my neighbor saying that if the masonry work around 16 windows and 4 doors was next to dropping soft bricks on the sills and entrances. So I made up my mind to do it myself. From May to the end of October I was up on a ladder next to the roof line...chipping out old masonry like wafers of dry stuff falling on my face with a narrow chisel and cake piping bags to pipe in the new wet masonry. I did get the job done and no one would notice the new stuff.... it was just so close to the original. I look at what you have ahead and I feel your pain. Every year for the past 8 years that I have lived here, has been a hard project to do. My city has offered to pay for the greater portion of two fireplaces to be restored. Ok... let's get some quotes. So I am sure you have looked a heritage foundations....trusts who would take an interest in restoring your property and heavens that I should even ask this one....is there a way to remove physical property from the title that has no value to the working portion of the estate? Would that be worthwhile to look at? I have a thousand questions. I would love to help but as a Canadian, my knowledge is limited to securities markets and financial planning as well as Estate planning. I feel your pain and own one myself just not as big. I did gut the house and what I have now is amazing and MY pain is that my children do not want it but will sell it off. I hate that my grandchildren whom I left it to will not use it.
If you feel there is something I can offer in terms of a plan, then let me know. My info is above. Thoughts and prayers.....Diane
I was screaming at you “ use the handles woman”
Such beautiful old drawers, and cabinets always hard to close them but beautiful.
I just love the journey story with these dresses! what a fun find ! I love them all especially the 18th century gowns. the one you mentioned that's your favorite, I don't know why, probably because of the color theme but it makes me think Christmas vibes probably because of the reds and greens. I did see bits of blue but the red and green stands out to me a lot.
I can't believe that you have never explored all the old drawers. I would love to go through all the chests, bureaus. My mother grew up in southern Wisconsin and she taught school in Elmhurst. When she passed away in 2017, I recieved all her treasures. I love gowing through everything. I just wish she was still here to answer my many questions. 🙂🇨🇦
Julie and Luke nice video regarding Coronation and also the history.
yes to pictures!!
The colors on the dresses are magnificent! 😊
It was fun to see all these videos back-to-back! Thank you for sharing👍🏻🙂
Glad you enjoyed it
Those dresses are absolutely beautiful! I love watching your videos.
Thank you so much!
You know what Julie, I'd bet you could bring Henchingbrook back to life with your channel exposure. Regardless of whether you do it or not, Henchingbrook needs a channel, yes?
And wow, your father in law looks like Victor and Luke definitely favors his dad.
Its fun re-watching these video's
Simply wonderful 👑
You two are a hoot!
You know that even for an American you are a “bit” over the top! Lol. “How beautiful!” Oh my goodness stunning! Luv ya. 🎉
Julie speaks of framing documents. Of course your artisan knows about the advantages of using acid-free materials when touching photos and documents, and a certain kind of protective glass against potential sunlight.
You are so lucky to &ave those items.
Yes a series on the pictures please?
@Luke & Julie You should have some sort of raffle event once a year.. for a couple to win a honeymoon weekend at your mansion.. raffle costs $500 to $1k set up gift baskets with stuff someone or a couple could use to win in the raffle give away.. just an idea for you to raise money for your property
I hope you photographed each item before you put it away. Just so you know where things are. Doesn't have to be a great masterpiece of a photo.
It’s fun arching all of this again
You need to soap (bar) the drawer runners.
Very nice 👍 sharing good 👍
I believe if i found items from my family it would contain blankets, smoke pipe, peace pipe, axe, native regella, & a peace of fry bread all on one teepee.
On the Mexican side, sombreros , guitar.
Letters asking for money, from the Father side.
Couldn’t help to see a Hugh bowl on top of the old cabinet, it looks like the Masonic Lodge emblem ! My husband belongs , is a past master 🇨🇦🇨🇦
I understand the touching of things, I honestly do but there has to be a fine line somewhere. I can’t imagine finding an old piece of a bug & being so concerned about a wing might fall off. I know that probably sounds absurd but it’s so many things that will never be used nor viewed ever again. Like walking on egg shells all the time.
Lovely pictures
Whenever you two are together, you both talk at the same time. Can't you just let one talk at a time.
Julie; you are funny.
"This is why we dont open things here..." 😂😢❤
When a Count of Sandwich remarried, does that mean the first and second wives have the same title, i.e., 5th, 6th, or 7th Countess?
I must say, your Great-Aunt Beth could be a "shoe-in" for a young Margaret Thatcher.
Julie; Your Mom in law is a Peach. Bring her on more. You have a sweetheart in her. I have the same shoes she wore in this video. I would have been silly finding these. Hubby is a boy. He dont get it. My husband bought me a wolf fur. Gorgeous!! Im getting a wool coat to put it on. They said never seal it up in plastic.
Maybe take a acid free tube and roll the tapestry piecs a😢round the tube? So it doesn't get creast!
Love it love it love it ❤
Luke resembles the b9y in the Hogarth picture!
Luke u are hilarious
Lmao
1843! hold my mug!!!! 🤣
Textiles should never be stored in plastic. Use cotton sheets or pillow cases.
It looks like bridgerton
Soap is good for a stuck draw
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Charles II I do quote myself King James of Scots at your prisons
How often are the paintings cleaned?
Night cap
What happened to the frames of those paintings? Did you have to leave them behind?
5:59 is that bowl on top related to Freemasonry??
If you'll rub the drawers with a bar of soap they will slide better
Will you please stop touching the drawers Julie😂
She looks just like the actress Ruth Wilson…..
Whats the history of masonic bowl?
Weill do some research!
I wish you would have said in the beginning of this video that it was a repeat!
Every Wednesday we do compilations of archive footage and / or a sit down chat with Luke and me.
That is a huge freemason symbol on that huge bowl...
Please say ForTUny (i like in italiano) thanks
She has the attention span of a fruit fly,so when the good fruit are fruitful she's a super fly
Bridgerton 🤦🏼♀️.
…why aren’t you wearing gloves…?😮
What the heck woman.....geez...so over the top in the 'excited' level......hard to be around
Julie can u stop gasping like you never seen anything..🙄
I feel like we've seen this video before :)
I believe it is a compilation of “discoveries” from several other videos.