England, Leeds Castle - Queen's Gallery

The video explores historical elements of a room dating back to 1520, featuring the Lumley busts, the only surviving contemporary statues of the Tudor dynasty. It discusses improvements made to the gallery during Henry VIII's time, including the addition of large Bay windows. The floor, largely made of Ebony, was installed by Lady Bailey in 1927. A painting of Henry VIII's departure for the Field of the Cloth of Gold is also highlighted, showing the courtiers who stayed at Leeds estate before leaving for Dover.

What are the Lumley busts reputed to be?

What improvements were made to the long gallery during Henry the Eighth's time?

What materials were used for the magnificent floor installed by Lady Bailey?

What event was Henry the Eighth departing for in 1520?

How many courtiers would have stayed on the Leeds estate before leaving for Dover?