‘A love of order and control’: how Lord Nelson’s handwriting revealed his secret character
A new exhibition of letters at Waddesdon Manor exposes the private lives of famous figures – including the war hero’s ...
The Financial Times23d
Creative chaos unleashed in a Madrid palace
was delectably plonked on the grounds of Waddesdon Manor, the 19th-century country house built by Baron Ferdinand de Rothschild in Buckinghamshire. For her latest extravagance, Vasconcelos has ...
The Jerusalem Post Blogs25d
Dr. Miriam Adelson, the modern-day Rothschild Israelis have finally recognized - comment
She is, in no uncertain terms, the Rothschild of today. So why the shift? It’s not that Adelson has suddenly become more generous—she has always been one of the most prolific Jewish ...
The New York Times25d
Book Review: ‘Jewish Country Houses,’ edited by Juliet Carey and Abigail Green
The British banking scion Ferdinand de Rothschild built the Parisian-inspired Waddesdon Manor in 1874, on land he acquired from the Duke of Marlborough.Credit...Hélène Binet Among images of ...
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Evercon gaming convention returns to Rothschild Feb 28- March 2 with fun activities for everyone
ROTHSCHILD, Wis. (WSAW) - Thousands of people from across the country will be filing into the Central Wisconsin Convention and Expo Center for Evercon 25. The convention will have a variety of ...
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Remembering Jacob, 4th Lord Rothschild, renowned banker and patron of culture, one year after his death aged 87
widow of James de Rothschild, a scion of the family’s French branch. Waddesdon manor is a bona fide French chateau in the leafy-birchy Bucks countryside. It was originally built to function more as a ...