Here is a view which shows you how the outbuildings are arranged behind the main house at Goodwood. The water tower and aviary are on the right and the guest house along with some other buildings are on the left. The kitchen is on the other side of the guest house next to the main house.
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Now that's what I call an estate. Wouldn't you love to have all these separate buildings — and an army of servants to take care of everything? :D
Thanks for the great tour, Lois! I really enjoyed this series. Were the interiors preserved too and will we get to see them? :)
so peaceful...
I'm glad you are enjoying this series Hilda! I had a lot of fun taking the pictures. I hope to go back soon and get some photos of the interiors. To see some pictures of the interiors, you can go here: www.goodwoodmuseum.org/index.php
I took a peak at the link — all I can say is "Wow." But I think I'll wait for your posts. It's not just the photos — I enjoy reading the experiences and views of extraordinary ordinary people. I'm sure you get what I mean :)
Isn't it amazing how they had everything they needed right there on their own property then? What a wonderful series this has been!
Thanks for all the comments everyone! I'm really glad you are enjoying the pictures. There are 3 more so stay tuned--and yes Hilda, I do get what you mean!
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