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John and I have not seen the Downton Abbey Exhibition at the Biltmore Estate yet, but blogger Carole (FromMyCarolinaHome.com) wrote a fabulous post about her visit. She included many photos, giving a wonderful peek at the displays.
See Carole’s Downton Abbey here.
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My best friend and I toured some astonishing houses in Newport, Rhode Island with similar furnishings. Of course I laughed thinking about future generations touring Donald Trump’s apartment!
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Thanks, Anne!! Love your new blog look too!
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Thanks, Carole.
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Oops…I got an oops unavailable. but I am sure it was afun and interesting visit. Maybe later.
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Sorry you didn’t see Carole’s post. She did an amazing job on it.
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It’s because there is an extra space before the / at the end (and that’s not necessary). The link to the post is https://frommycarolinahome.com/2020/01/19/downton-abbey-exhibition-with-lessons-in-history/
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Thank you very much for identifying the problem. I think I fixed it, which was a major miracle at 10 pm.
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Heehee
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I saw this a few years ago. Love love love
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Thank you for sharing this. What a wonderful post. Those dresses 💗💗
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I’m wishing we had seen the TV shows on a much bigger screen. There were many details that I missed.
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How fun! I really enjoyed your friend’s post. Mom P. and I went to see that film and really enjoyed it.
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I am not a Downton Abbey fan, but we will be visiting Biltmore soon. What an amazing place!
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We’ve been to Biltmore a number of times and always see something we hadn’t noticed before.
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I enjoyed her post…and yours! My oldest daughter toured Biltmore last year while in town for a university lacrosse game. She loved it and even sent us a postcard! I’d love to go someday.
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I hope you will tour Biltmore some day.
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As a huge fan of Dowton Abbey I’m eager to read her post! I haven’t seen the film yet but the DVD is arriving next week! Hooray!
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Cool!
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Oh, I would love to see that exhibition.
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They say the Downton Abbey exhibition is well worth seeing. Someone said it travels around, so maybe it will come near you.
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That looks like a great exhibit Anne. And yes, I agree with Carole…your blog is looking amazing.
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