A letter by Winston Churchill has revealed his frustrated attempts at breeding tropical fish at his Chartwell country home just as he was dealing with the start of the Cold War after Britain's ...

the portrait was restored and displayed for the first time at Chartwell, a country house in Kent in Southeast England that was one of Churchill’s homes for four decades. In fact, it was at ...

The painting is on display at Churchill's family home, Chartwell in Westerham, Kent, which is now owned by the National Trust. Churchill's four-volume history of the Duke of Marlborough ...

When Gustavo began visiting Chartwell Churchill House Retirement Community as a musical performer, he never imagined it might one day become his home too. “I have had the opportunity to witness ...

will go on display for the first time when Chartwell, Churchill’s beloved family home, reopens for the season tomorrow. Extensive conservation work has made the painting stable enough to display ...

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 ...

A similar work by Churchill, featuring a collection of bottles and called “Bottlescape”, still hangs at Chartwell.