Churchill's Greatest Purchase | Chartwell Chats
We are pleased to launch Chartwell Chats. A series of discussions over two years with leading experts and historians which explores Sir Winston Churchill and his connection to Chartwell, not only through the property’s collections but also important historical moments in time. Launched to mark 100 years since the Churchills bought Chartwell, our first chat ‘Churchill’s Greatest Purchase’ features author and historian David Lough in conversation with Chartwell Curator Katherine Carter. Chartwell Chats was developed and is presented jointly by the National Trust Chartwell and the International Churchill Society UK, working together to preserve the historic legacy of Sir Winston Churchill. Further information about our work may be found at nationaltrust.org.uk/chartwell and WinstonChurchill.org

Churchill's Cuisine | Chartwell Chats

"NO MORE CHAMPAGNE:" David Lough at Chartwell Booksellers (2015)

Discover Chartwell House and Winston Churchill’s Legacy with Anne Diamond

The Entire History of Paris in 37 Minutes

Mick Jagger Can’t Name One Good Thing About Getting Older | The Interview

Stephen Fry in Conversation with Oxford Writers' House

Entitled: The Duke and Duchess of York with Andrew Lownie

Churchill's Citadel: Chartwell and the Gatherings Before the Storm

Enoch Powell: Rivers of Blood

What Berlin Said When Britain Chose Annihilation Over Surrender

After Words: The Impact of Wealth Concentration on Society and Politics

Chartwell - Inside Winston Churchill's Country Home (1966)

Churchill, a Life Full of Twists and Turns | FULL DOCUMENTARY

Discover Churchill's Secret Bunkers - Secrets of Historic Britain

Andrew Lownie on The Humourology Podcast

How the DUTCH Changed the English Language

Prince Philip: The War Years - Duke Of Edinburgh On Serving In WW2 • FULL 1995 INTERVIEW

Winston Churchill's Largest Purchase | Chartwell Chat

Harvard Professor Explains The Rules of Writing — Steven Pinker

