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Ladybbird · 04-01-25, 11:20

Britains Most HAUNTED Historic Castle - Chillingham Castle

IT FINALLY BROKE ME - Chillingham Castle (REAL PARANORMAL)

The 12th century stronghold became the fully fortified Chillingham Castle in 1344 and the family bloodline has remained ever since.

BBC 4 JAN 2025

They have the document giving the Royal permissions to add battlements. The castle was much besieged and battled, and the family all went off to those early wars in France.

CHILLINGHAM CASTLE STEEPED IN HISTORY

They captured a Norman castle in 1409 and were made Earls of Tankerville, and were even made Dukes in their early warrior days.

There are many mentions in Shakespeare and in Royal archives. The many commanding generals of the castle include a record eighteen Knights of the Garter.

Royal appointments were balanced out by no less than eight Executions for high treason. Family members chose different sides to support, and so Chillingham Estates survived and the loser always had... a friend at court

Chillingham occupied a strategic position during Northumberlands bloody border feuds. Chillingham Castle was often under attack and often basked in the patronage of Royal visitors, a tradition that remains to this day.

Sir Henry Wakefield was Treasurer of England to King Edward IV and, in the last century, Sir Humphrys father, Sir Edward Wakefield, was both Treasurer and Comptroller of the Queens Household.

In 1245, King Henry III came to Chillingham as did the Kings Edward I and James I. Charles I stayed here for three frantic nights shortly before he was imprisoned. Edward VIII came to hunt here, and members of todays Royal family continue the tradition with private visits to the castle this century.

The mediaeval castle remains as it was, just with galleries that you see today added in Tudor days, for the visit of King James VI of Scotland. The King was en route to his English coronation as James I of England.

The castle commander of that day was Queen Elizabeths godchild. He was the go-between for the English/Scottish courts during those difficult times of the royal succession and kept fascinating diaries of those days.

In the 18th century, Capability Browns ideas re-landscaped the grounds, and Robert Adams pupil, Paterson, worked on the East wing. In 1832, King Louis Philippe of France came to stay and gave us fine urns from his Versailles Palace.

Extravagant gardens and avenues were laid out for the royal visit by Sir Jeffry Wyatville, fresh from his triumphs at Windsor Castle.

Throughout the centuries the castles architectural detail and massive walls have remained unchanged.

The Medieval Strength, Character And GHOSTS Remain....

HAUNTED CHILLINGHAM.. ARE YOU BRAVE ENOUGH?....

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3AORmsLgsx8

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Ladybbird Join Date: Feb 2011 Posts: 50,580 Thanks: 28,767 Thanked 14,428 Times in 10,234 Posts Awards Showcase Total Awards: 8	Britains Most HAUNTED Castle -Chillingham -It BROKE One Investigator Britains Most HAUNTED Historic Castle - Chillingham Castle IT FINALLY BROKE ME - Chillingham Castle (REAL PARANORMAL) The 12th century stronghold became the fully fortified Chillingham Castle in 1344 and the family bloodline has remained ever since. BBC 4 JAN 2025 They have the document giving the Royal permissions to add battlements. The castle was much besieged and battled, and the family all went off to those early wars in France. CHILLINGHAM CASTLE STEEPED IN HISTORY They captured a Norman castle in 1409 and were made Earls of Tankerville, and were even made Dukes in their early warrior days. There are many mentions in Shakespeare and in Royal archives. The many commanding generals of the castle include a record eighteen Knights of the Garter. Royal appointments were balanced out by no less than eight Executions for high treason. Family members chose different sides to support, and so Chillingham Estates survived and the loser always had... a friend at court Chillingham occupied a strategic position during Northumberlands bloody border feuds. Chillingham Castle was often under attack and often basked in the patronage of Royal visitors, a tradition that remains to this day. Sir Henry Wakefield was Treasurer of England to King Edward IV and, in the last century, Sir Humphrys father, Sir Edward Wakefield, was both Treasurer and Comptroller of the Queens Household. In 1245, King Henry III came to Chillingham as did the Kings Edward I and James I. Charles I stayed here for three frantic nights shortly before he was imprisoned. Edward VIII came to hunt here, and members of todays Royal family continue the tradition with private visits to the castle this century. The mediaeval castle remains as it was, just with galleries that you see today added in Tudor days, for the visit of King James VI of Scotland. The King was en route to his English coronation as James I of England. The castle commander of that day was Queen Elizabeths godchild. He was the go-between for the English/Scottish courts during those difficult times of the royal succession and kept fascinating diaries of those days. In the 18th century, Capability Browns ideas re-landscaped the grounds, and Robert Adams pupil, Paterson, worked on the East wing. In 1832, King Louis Philippe of France came to stay and gave us fine urns from his Versailles Palace. Extravagant gardens and avenues were laid out for the royal visit by Sir Jeffry Wyatville, fresh from his triumphs at Windsor Castle. *Throughout the centuries the castles architectural detail and massive walls have remained unchanged.* The Medieval Strength, Character And GHOSTS Remain.... HAUNTED CHILLINGHAM.. ARE YOU BRAVE ENOUGH?.... *https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3AORmsLgsx8*

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