Harewood House
Britishnoun
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A portrait of actor David Harewood has been commissioned to go on display at Harewood House, to better reflect its history in its art collection.
From BBC
In 2021, the actor visited Harewood House as part of Channel 5 series 1000 Years A Slave, meeting David Lascelles, the eighth Earl of Harewood, to discuss both his and the house's historic roots.
From BBC
The orchestra is due to play at concerts around Yorkshire this summer, including a Picnic Proms at Harewood House, near Leeds, and Lakeside Live, at Doncaster's Keepmoat Stadium.
From BBC
Just don’t be disappointed to learn that certain locations like Harewood House is used as a stand-in for Buckingham Palace, and Wentworth Woodhouse for Kensington Palace.
From New York Times
Set in northern England, 181-room Harewood House has been used as a set—most recently for the hit ITV series “Victoria.”
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