I'm watching this. I saw parts II and III. I went to your website. Man, you are FLAWLESS. I love that blue table.

Il est très intéressant de pouvoir comparer les différents stades de décoration de ces étonnantes pièces orientales pleines de fantaisie extraordinaire. Le premier état d’origine est toujours le plus beau, malheureusement gâché par la francophilie sans âme qu’imposa le roi Édouard VII. Merci à la reine Mary d’avoir patiemment rétabli tous ces décors audacieux et anti-conventionnels.

Thank you Ashley, your fabulous photos made us all feel as if we were in the rooms whilst enjoying a most informative and memorable tour with you as our personal guide.

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I visted the palace shortly after it was open to the public. Just shows how little the public was shown at that time. Beautiful items but you can understand why the family are reluctant to live there, its a museum. Thanks for all your information.❤

This has been a lovely series! After having watched all three, my mind is really changed about George IV. I used to dislike him because of his reputation but the man was the definition of EXTRA! And I quite admire that. Dressing himself in designs that were borderline theatrical? Buying huge amounts of furniture and decorations? The fact that his collections are still furnishing the two largest palaces after two centuries and who knows what's held in storage! Absolutely marvellous! His reign may have been short and relatively uneventful compared to his predecessor but his style is unmatched! I imagine that if Charlotte hadn't died and he had lived a few more years, he could have possibly doubled his collection.

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You'd think they'd have beefed up security at this place by now, but it was terrible when I visited last month. When I was at the main gate I said this clearly into the intercom: "Hello, I'm a Communist with a gun. I hate you lot. I've just thrown the Royal family out of a plane. Can I use your toilet?" And immediately the gate opens! Utter, utter nutters.

You'd think they'd have beefed up security at this place by now, but it was terrible when I visited last month. When I was at the main gate I said this clearly into the intercom: "Hello, I'm a Communist with a gun. I hate you lot. I've just thrown the Royal family out of a plane. Can I use your toilet?" And immediately the gate opens! Utter, utter nutters.

You'd think they'd have beefed up security at this place by now, but it was terrible when I visited last month. When I was at the main gate I said this clearly into the intercom: "Hello, I'm a Communist with a gun. I hate you lot. I've just thrown the Royal family out of a plane. Can I use your toilet?" And immediately the gate opens! Utter, utter nutters.

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Absolutely fascinating! Had the pleasure of seeing a few of the State Rooms Summer 2012 while visiting from Canada. Just a mere smidgeon of the Entire Palace, but my goodness the Staircase and what appears to be a vast Sea of rooms in each direction you look! NOTHING even close to this in Canada. Hope to return one day again, I know the Palace is undergoing immense infrastructure updates. I do hope King Chas or Willam & Kate will continue to use it to its' full use.

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Very well detailed story. Absolutely fascinating videos. Very interesting to watch. Thankyou for uploading. ~Nick James (Melbourne, Australia)

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These conversational image-guided lectures are brilliant. Your deep knowledge + enthusiasm are captivating... And I love learning about how these special, historic spaces were actually thought about and used at the time. Thanks

That was wonderful! I wish you could have done our palace tour! I got so much more info from you on those rooms we were in. Also, we weren’t allowed to take pics. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

No wonder you went into decorating and architecture! Talk about a pivotal experience, seeing (any part of) Buckingham palace every year as a child! Thanks for this series. It was terribly interesting. I wish the Bristol Pavilion was still as it was, though- what a fun place.

I feel like a Blore (the “bore”) is unfairly maligned. His east facade (@17:04) seems more interesting than the current, drab, institutional frontage-particularly that central section. Nash, on the other hand, seems totally overrated. I mean, the throne room we saw in part I, with those winged Victories and festoons, looks like some ersatz Broadway theater. Hard pass. Haha.

It’s a massive palace, but it’s not a nice one. Such a mish mash of styles and furniture and colours. It was national mass vandalism for Edward VII to white wash the entire place. The really low ceiling and gloomy look of the main entrance hall and corridor is tragic. It just hits you how wrong it is. Having visited most of the finest country houses on this island I’m staggered at just how awful the main entrance design really is. I guess Windsor is the real palace. That’s a fortress on the outside but an Uber plush palace inside. Buck house is just not quite anything. Neither fresh fish or foul. And seeing the asylum green walls and bright red carpets on the corridors. Ouch. Endless faux pillars faux stone faux plaster faux onyx and faux everything else. The windows are Far to small and no where near enough windows. The ball room has almost no windows. They need thousands of light bulbs on in the palace all day every day. Sunny or not. That is tragic too . All in all a dull gloomy but very very big building.

So much knowledge you have. How on earth do you remember it all? Can’t wait to share this series with my mother

Really enjoyed this historical tour. I always wondered what the room looked like off the balcony….this was quite unexpected and marvellous! I’m from Canada and don’t know what Brighton is but will do some research now. Thank you

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I've so enjoyed this series, revisiting it in the recent days after the passing of Her Majesty. The level of detail and fulsome history is marvelous, as are the photographs. I wonder would any marked change occur during periods of mourning? I suppose in the modern era, not so much, but certianly I'd imagine Victoria would have altered a bit during the long mourning of the Prince Consort. Given that "mourning colors" of jewels were even mandated, sapphires, rubies, etc., rather than diamonds, it would be interesting the changes wrought by the sovereign's mood. Of course, should a need arise for a stateside research assistant, I gladly volunteer (haha) • Has there been any confirmation regarding the King's intended use of Buckingham Palace? I read several reports suggesting he intended to make Clarence House more of the working palace and reserve Buckingham Palace for only the highest ceremonial functions, leaving it more as a museum, while Balmoral was suggested to become more of a celebration of Queen Elizabeth's life, a sort of museum as well.

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I loved the photos. I could not imagine living in a country with all that inbred super class snobbery, and I cannot helping thinking that all of those magnificent priceless objects are hiding. If 100 of all the hundreds of the antiques could be given to major museums in Great Britain for the public to enjoy would be a great gift to the British public and would never be missed. The UK needs the royal family - it is the most important tourist attraction it has,worth billions of $ and without it England would be just another small European country.

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Very much enjoyed this visit, with all its visual detail and history. Thank you!