 
  Your Places or Mine
A podcast about places and buildings, with tales about history and people. From author and publisher Clive Aslet and the architectural editor of Country Life, & John Goodall
      Podcasting since 2025 • 30 episodes
    
Your Places or Mine
Latest Episodes
Magnates and Mansions: Who Were The American Millionaires That Loved the British Country House?
Phipps, Carnegie and Old Westbury GardensIn its turn of the 20th-century heyday, Long Island could boast no fewer than 900 country houses.  Since then, most have disappeared, leaving Old Westbury Gardens in a unique position ...
        
          
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            Episode 30
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    A Spymaster's Lair: The Unmissable Splendour of Hatfield House
Clive has just been to an event at Hatfield House, the palace to the North of London which stands as a monument to the political gene of the Cecil family.  John is more than equal to discussing this great country house and its tre...
        
          
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            Episode 29
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    Cathedral on Fire: The Rise, Fall, and Rebirth of Notre-Dame
In 2019 a devastating fire consumed the cathedral of Notre Dame in Paris, one of the towering symbols of French identity, and it seemed that one of the greatest cultural monuments in Europe had, literally, gone up in smoke. But after only two s...
        
          
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            Episode 28
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    The Story of the Bayeux Tapestry: A Threaded Tale of Heroes and Conquerors
An extraordinary cultural loan is about to take place: soon, while its home in France is being improved, the Bayeux Tapestry will be displayed in the British Museum for two years.  This will give members of the British public, along with v...
        
          
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            Episode 27
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    War Memorials Of WW1: The Secret Meaning of The Stone
In advance of Remembrance Sunday on November 11, Clive has been visiting the Commonwealth War Graves in France.  The Imperial War Graves Commission, as it was called when established in 1917, was the brain child of Fabian Ware, a civil ser...
        
          
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            Episode 26
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