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Sir Winston Churchills study in Chartwell House. Sir Winston loved this room
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Sir Winston Churchills study in Chartwell House. Sir Winston loved this room
Sir Winston Churchills study in Chartwell House.
Sir Winston loved this room and it is here that he did most of his writing, the room is essentially left as he left it for the last time in October 1964.
The desk against the west wall was a gift in 1949 from his children. The large picture over the fireplace is of Sir Winstons birthplace Blenheim Palace.
Above the fireplace hangs the first Alllied flag to be flown in a captured European capital during the Second World War, it was raised by the Fifth Army in Rome on the night of June 5th 1944.
In the roof timbers is a replica of Sir Winstons garter banner which hung until his death in St Georges Chapel, Windsor.
20th May, 1966
P Trievnor
NCJ Archive
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This print captures the essence of Sir Winston Churchill's beloved study in Chartwell House. Stepping into this room is like stepping back in time, as it has been preserved exactly as he left it in October 1964. This was the place where Sir Winston spent countless hours writing, contemplating, and making history. The focal point of the room is undoubtedly the desk against the west wall, a heartfelt gift from his children in 1949. It served as his creative sanctuary, witnessing some of his most profound thoughts and ideas that shaped our world. Above the grand fireplace hangs a striking picture of Blenheim Palace, Sir Winston's birthplace. It serves as a constant reminder of his prestigious lineage and deep-rooted connection to England. Another remarkable feature adorning this historic space is the first Allied flag to be flown in a captured European capital during World War II. Raised by the Fifth Army on June 5th, 1944, in Rome, this flag symbolizes victory and resilience amidst great adversity. As you gaze up at the ceiling timbers, you'll notice a replica of Sir Winston's garter banner which once hung proudly until his passing at St George's Chapel in Windsor. This small detail pays homage to his illustrious military career and unwavering dedication to serving his country. In this photograph taken on May 20th, 1966 - years after Churchill had left office - we are granted an intimate glimpse into both history and personal legacy through one man's cherished
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