In 1940, a devastating fire tore through Castle Howard, a historic home set on 1,000 wooded acres in North Yorkshire, England. The Baroque mansion was built by architects Sir John Vanbrugh and ...

Castle Howard is an architectural gem built from the designs of Sir John Vanbrugh, a novice at the time. Vanbrugh was hired by the Third Earl of Carlisle, Charles Howard, whose descendents own, ...

Archaeology & History Historic Castle, Famously Seen in ‘Bridgerton,’ Reopens Following Grand Restoration The tapestries have returned to their original locations for the first time in 200 years.

Upkeep of the grand house has proven challenging. Castle Howard caught on fire in 1940, while it was being used as a girls’ school during the second World War. The flames destroyed the house’s ...

If you recognize the great domed silhouette of Castle Howard in North Yorkshire, England, it might be because you remember either the 1981 television production or the 2008 film version of ...

From Mermaid Lagoon to Skull Rock, Castle Howard's 'Peter Pan'-themed Christmas wonderland—or should I say, Neverland—will surely bring you some of the joy the Disney movie sings about ...

CASTLE Howard has been voted in the top ten greatest attractions of its kind in the world. The stately home in Ryedale, which featured in the blockbuster TV series and film Brideshead Revisited ...

Castle Howard, one of the grandest of English country houses, is taking the long way home. The domed Yorkshire residence, designed by Baroque architect John Vanbrugh for the third Earl of Carlisle ...

Now Castle Howard is set to glide swanlike and elegantly towards Christmas, thanks to those furiously paddling legs. Castle Howard is open for Christmas from this Saturday until December 21.

By the 1980s, the splendor of Castle Howard beamed onto television sets across Britain as the setting of an 11-part adaptation of Evelyn Waugh ’s 1945 novel Brideshead Revisited.