Long thought to be a family heirloom, the artwork was actually gifted to the British prime minister in 1942 during the darkest days of World War II ...

Imperial War Museum Chartwell must have been a heady place ... panoramic views of the Weald of Kent must have had for Winston Churchill, luring him away from London’s political battlegrounds.

To celebrate what would have been Churchill’s 150th birthday, the National Trust is displaying newly colourised photographs of his cakes at Chartwell. Titled ‘Winston’s Spectacular Cakes,’ a specially ...

"Winston Churchill, not in his earliest youth ... I came more intimately into the home life of Chartwell. I was continually meeting Winston at small parties of friends—perfect companions ...

but perhaps the most famous was that of Winston Churchill. History tells us that Sutherland began work on the portrait in August 1954 at the PM’s home, Chartwell, beginning with preliminary ...

Sir Winston Churchill, born 30th November 1874 ... Clementine was created Baroness Spencer-Churchill of Chartwell after his death. She died in 1977 and a memorial service was held for her in the Abbey ...

Winston Leonard Spencer-Churchill was born at Blenheim Palace ... He spent much of his time at his home, Chartwell, or on holiday in the French Riviera. As one daughter, Sarah, fell into ...

A rare painting by Winston Churchill featuring the famously bibulous ... with Bottles” -- in the 1930s at his country house Chartwell, in Kent, southeast England. It reflected his fondness ...

A restored painting gifted to Sir Winston Churchill to lift his ... The painting is on display at Churchill's family home, Chartwell in Westerham, Kent, which is now owned by the National Trust.

a portrait of John Churchill, the first duke of Marlborough, will go on public display for the first time ever at Chartwell, a country house in southeast England that once belonged to Winston ...