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Churchill 2024

Churchill 2024

Churchill 2024 will be an entire year of events in various locations around the globe to commemorate the 150th anniversary of the birth of Sir Winston Churchill in 1874.

Champagne Pol Roger

Pol Roger, the renowned Champagne brand, is organising a travelling exhibition to commemorate both its 175th anniversary and the 150th anniversary of Winston Churchill's birth. The exhibition will showcase the special relationship between Pol Roger and the British high society. It will feature Royal Warrants as well as photographs of State Banquets where Pol Roger Champagne was served, including those attended by Churchill.

The exhibition will be available to support Churchill 150 events.

Churchill ALliance 

Meet the Members of the Churchill Alliance

Formed to commemorate the 150th anniversary of the birth of Sir Winston Churchill.

Blenheim Palace

Blenheim Palace was built as a gift to John Churchill, 1st Duke of Marlborough, from Queen Anne and a grateful nation in thanks for his victory at the Battle of Blenheim in 1704. It is also the birthplace of Sir Winston Churchill. 

CHURCHILL Archives centre, Churchill College, Cambridge

Churchill College was founded by Royal Charter in 1960. It was created to embody the vision of Sir Winston Churchill for how higher education can benefit society in the modern age.

More than 800,000 of the documents of Sir Winston Churchill reside in the CAC.

Champagne Pol Roger

The ties between the Churchill and Pol Roger families remain strong. Pol Roger was Winston Churchill's favourite Champagne, and he even named his favourite racehorse Pol Roger. The affection was mutual and Odette Pol Roger was a treasured friend. 

Imperial War MUSEUMS

IWM was founded in the midst of the First World War with a mission to preserve and tell the stories of all kinds of people, not only from Britain but from the countries of its empire. The IWM continues to do this work covering 100 years of experience throughout the Commonwealth. Museums include the Churchill War Rooms.  


INternational Churchill Society

The International Churchill Society was formed in 1965 to preserve the life and legacy of Sir Winston Churchill through his thoughts, words, works and deeds.


DItchley Park

Ditchley Park is one of the United Kingdom’s finest houses, having a rich history as an idyllic retreat for royalty and power since the reign of Queen Elizabeth I. Churchill famously used Ditchley as a secret base during the early years of World War II, meeting presidential envoy Harry Hopkins here in his efforts to win American support.


National Trust Chartwell

Chartwell opened to the public in 1966, was the much-loved home of the Churchill family since 1924. It was a playground for the Churchills’ children and a treasured private country refuge for one of the world's most famous men.


Curtis Brown

Curtis Brown is a global literary and talent agency founded in 1899 by Albert Curtis Brown. The company has a long and distinguished history as a world-renowned literary agency representing many famous writers, including Sir Winston Churchill.


America's National Churchill Museum

America's National Churchill Museum at Westminster College commemorates and celebrates the life, times, and distinguished career of Sir Winston Churchill and inspires current and future leaders by his example of resilience, determination, and resolution.


THE CHURCHILL FELLOWSHIP

Churchill Fellowship: a UK charity which supports individual UK citizens to follow their passion for change, through learning from the world and bringing that knowledge back to the UK.


National Churchill Leadershp Center

The National Churchill Leadership Center (NCLC) at The George Washington University in Washington, D.C. is the first major research facility in the United States capital dedicated to the study of Winston Churchill.


#Churchill2024

150th Anniversary of Sir Winston Churchill's Birth

1874-2024

Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill was born at Blenheim Palace in Oxfordshire on St Andrew’s Day, 30 November 1874. On his father’s side, he was a child of the aristocracy; his father was the Conservative politician Lord Randolph Henry Spencer-Churchill. His mother was the American-born beauty Jennie Jerome, daughter of a New York stockbroker, financier and newspaper proprietor Leonard Jerome.

DITCHLEY PARK

Focussing on the renewal of democratic societies, states, markets and alliances Ditchley’s approach aims to build new common ground so that we can move toward solutions to complex problems. The Foundation believes that change is driven, and managed, by personal relationships, not reports or declarations. We engage local and global communities over time rather than chase headlines. We are not tied to the agenda of any government, political party or commercial interest. We are dedicated to creating space and time for deep reflection, sharing ideas and making new connections across divides at a time when our systems find this difficult and our challenges are interconnected. In an inspiring place the combination of cutting edge technology and the inspiration of our heritage and history helps enable spirited but respectful discussion across divisions of expertise, geography, generations and political opinion.

‘The farther backward you can look, the farther forward you can see’ -Winston Churchill

We work constantly to get better at this, harnessing the power of tradition and innovation in equal measure. No one leaves Ditchley without thinking new things.

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Churchill 2024

Blenheim Palace

'At Blenheim I took two very important decisions: to be born and to marry. I am happily content with the decisions I took on both occasions.'

Winston Churchill Signature

What else you’ll discover in 2024 at Blenheim Palace

In addition to the events listed in the calendar on this page, you can also join us on a journey of discovery with these activities that will take place all year long.  

1

Walk in Winston's Footsteps

Embark on a journey to discover Sir Winston Churchill's most cherished places at Blenheim Palace. Explore his favourite locations within the Palace, Park, and Formal Gardens, including the Temple of Diana, where Churchill proposed to Clementine Hozier. The Churchill Memorial Garden offers a timeline exhibition with a picturesque view painted by Churchill.

2

Podcasts with Churchill Authors and Experts

Monthly podcasts featuring discussions with authors and experts on Churchill's life and legacy will be released.

Join thousands of Churchillians from around the world.

Become a member of the International Churchill Society.