The vast estate of Inveraray Castle stands at over 50,000 acres and is home to Scotland’s iconic pointy-horned Highland cow. This majestic farmland animal is a major tourist draw – particularly the red-haired ones. #Inveraray #GuideToGreatEstates #SmithsonianChannel From the Series: An American Aristocrat’s Guide to Great Estates https://bit.ly/2YK7Yn4 Subscribe to>>>
Inveraray Castle is home to one of the most important private collections of historical archives in all of Britain – a collection of records, documents and diaries, dating back to the 13th century. The restoration of the private archival documents is a gradual, painstaking and expensive process. In fact, a>>>
Nestled beside a loch in the Scottish Highlands is Inveraray Castle, a mid-18th century country house that brings in a staggering 130,000 visitors each year. Host Julie Montagu, Viscountess Hinchingbrooke travels to a remote corner of Scotland to see how its owners, the Duke and Duchess of Argyll, run their>>>
In the 18th century, the 5th Duke of Argyll decided to remodel Inveraray Castle’s rooms, including the State Dining Room. Two French artists were brought in to perform the exquisite painting – all done by hand. From the Series: American Aristocrat’s Guide to Great Estates: Inveraray Castle https://bitly.com/2XY7Gso Original Author: Produced>>>
Armoury Hall of Inveraray Castle has the highest ceiling of any house in Scotland – a majestic 68 feet high. It’s a fitting place for the Duke of Argyll’s official coat of arms. From the Series: American Aristocrat’s Guide to Great Estates: Inveraray Castle Original Author: Produced by Smithsonian Channel and>>>