The Hidden Secrets Of The Archbishops' Palace | Secrets Of Historic Britain | Timeline

Alan Titchmarsh goes behind the scenes at Knole in Kent, Anneka Rice visits Croome Court and Miriam O'Reilly walks in the footsteps of giants on the Jurassic Coast.

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[dashaway]

My first Stately Home of England tour was the Knole at Sevenoaks! I went in 1967. I so remember the cartoon gallery! Now all these years have passed and it is still as exciting as the day I was there! Thank you for bringing this to my home for me to walk through once more!

[cordeliaadams]

I have never been to the UK but that doesn’t stop me of being deeply in love with your country, your language, your beyond rich history. Maybe someday I will be lucky enough to set foot in the country of my dreams.
Much love from Mexico 🇲🇽❤️‍🔥🇬🇧

[mariemorgan]

Now I know why Vita Sackville West loved Knole so much! Great rambling house, I always wanted to see the inside, thanks!💕

[mclarenscca]

I absolutely love old world history! Well, history of any kind for that matter. But, this is something different, and the discoveries, and art is absolutely AMAZING!

[kathysausen]

I so enjoy this program!!!! Thank you! I adore history of any kind! Fantastic!!💕💕👏👏

[joshschneider]

Just watching a three hundred year old painting enrolled is absolutely amazing. Thanks for this upload!

[chris.asi_romeo]

I love watching documentaries like this.

[mariancroome]

I love anything ancient. I find it so interesting. Thank you for sharing.

[patricialong]

Architecture is one of my passions and I've studied about Capability Brown and his ilk: simply fascinating!

[МилицаЭнвальд]

Thank You for the video! 💐
Very ìnformative, makes you forget about everything for half an hour! 👍💥

[aimeefriedman]

Wonderful, but in the Crime Home, I DO feel that possibly, ONE ROOM should be restored to 17th/16th Century, or further. It's certainly large enough to do a few rooms, representing earlier times.

[Wordmama]

I love the idea of a perfume called "Old Books." Not quite sure who I'd attract if I wore it, though, so maybe it'd be better as a candle or room freshener. Yum!

[shicruisin]

the narrator that gardener guy? Who worked with Charlie Dimmock? Lovely to see him again! And as a narrator for such a great channel! 🤗

[rasclotify]

We are babies here in USA compared to Europe, but we have a section of land by the Connecticut River here where I live in Western Massachusetts that is somewhat isolated that is just loaded with dinosaur tracks. But they look more reminiscent of the alien hands-in Total Recall. I've been there several times, also incredibly cool.

[boyboyo]

I am watching from the Philippines. I love it. 🥰

[michaeldy]

so few historic buildings get this treatment in many countries.

[GuzThevenin]

5:40 Thomas Sackville, 1st Earl of Dorset is my 11th Cousin 9 times removed.

[heidimiller]

I love history. I love old houses, tools, clothes, and cars. Without these old artifacts, we loose our identity. We forget, all too easily, all the events that shaped our families. These old things influence the present.

[tante]

I can't believe I could hear the worms

[manuellubian]

It is ashamed though that they won't strip down to the Tudor 'skeleton'. It would seem to me that the Tudor 'base' would be the most telling.