Churchill’s legacy is still very much in evidence today; in the buildings in which he lived and worked (some of which remain very much as they were in his lifetime) and of course in the statues, portraits, streets, schools and squares named after him. But it’s at the places where he lived his life – either at work or at leisure – that you can see and experience much of Churchill’s historic legacy. Explore Churchill’s life and leadership, and discover his relevance today as relevant today as in his time, by visiting places where he lived and worked and where he himself visited or stayed. You can walk the same corridors he walked and learn more about the man through special Churchill exhibitions and collections of documents and artefacts.

A film made the year after Churchill’s death about ‘The House He Loved’, with a contribution from Lord Louis Mountbatten https://wwwyoutubecom/embed/ZsTyrS1eUtE copyright: British Pathé...

‘So much of him still lives in his paintings at Chartwell’ – so says the narrator of this 1968 documentary, which shows some of the paintings on display at Churchill’s...

Finest Hour 178, Fall 2018 Page 19 Jock VI works for the National Trust He took up his duties as the official Chartwell mascot in the spring of 2014 You can follow him...

Dr Warren Dockter (University of Cambridge) and Katherine Barnett (National Trust) discuss Winston Churchill’s legacy the history of his country estate, Chartwell, and the recent museum exhibition at Chartwell ‘The Death...

A day away from Chartwell is a day wasted.

copyright: Charlotte Ruddock...

I built with my own hands ... a large swimming-pool which was filtered to limpidity and could be heated to supplement our fickle sunshine.

Churchill with his daughter Mary at Chartwell The date cannot be 1922 as stated, as Mary was only born in September of that year, so this picture is probably c1924...