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Step inside the world's largest factory for a behind-the-scenes look at the Boeing Everett Factory and 777 assembly line. Each tour is an 80-minute guided experience with a front row view of current airplane production, the Everett site’s history and the central role it plays in the future of commercial aviation.

Pro-Tip: Tickets sell out quickly. We recommend booking tickets in advance, either online or through the Call Center: +1 (800) 464-1476

Tour Schedule: Offered Thursday – Monday. Select 'Buy Tickets' to check availability.

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Safety requirements.

• Children/Youth must be at least 4 feet (48in/122cm) tall to go on the tour.
• Carrying children on the tour is not allowed for safety reasons.
• Children/Youth under 16 must be accompanied by an adult.

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This is a hands-free tour. Complimentary lockers are available to use in the lobby. Please store all belongings before your tour time begins. Items NOT allowed on the Boeing Everett Factory Tour:

• No purses, handbags, waist pouches or backpacks
• No binoculars and electronics including cameras, video equipment or drones
• No phones or tablets
• No food or drinks
• No smoking or vaping

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• If guests do not arrive promptly for their scheduled tour the reservation will be forfeited*. We strongly recommend guests arrive at least 30 minutes before their tour start time.
• Refunds will be provided with at least 24-hour notice of cancellation. No refunds will be made within 24 hours of your scheduled tour.
• In order to request a reservation modification of any kind, please call Boeing Future of Flight Customer Service at +1 (800)-464-1476 .

* If an emergency arises, we will attempt to reschedule your tour if you call at least one hour in advance of your scheduled tour time (depending on availability).

The Boeing Company reserves the right to cancel the tour at any time for any reason.

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• Boeing Future of Flight is an accessible facility. Please contact Boeing Future of Flight Customer Service in advance at [email protected] or call +1 (800) 464-1476 for special accommodations requests, including booking our wheelchair-accessible bus tour. For more information regarding our accessibility accommodations, please visit our Accessibility page.
• Participation on the Boeing Everett Factory Tour requires traveling approximately .3 miles (.5km) round trip. There are flights of stairs to navigate; however, elevators are accessible on all floors at Boeing Future of Flight and the Boeing Everett Factory Tour.

Restrooms are not available during the tour. Please plan ahead by using the restrooms at Boeing Future of Flight before your tour start time.

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Historic Everett Home Tour

September 23, 2017 | 10:00 am

Check in at the Van Valey House to get brochure with map: 2130 Colby Avenue

from the community

Tickets for the home tour are available via:

• J Matheson Gifts at 2615 Colby Ave.
• Online at BrownPaperTickets.com
• Van Valey House (on the tour date)

Please join Historic Everett as we explore 7-8 amazing homes in north Everett. You’ll enjoy learning how homeowners have preserved, updated and remodeled their homes inside and out. See restorations to architectural details such as double-hung windows, doors and kitchen floors for home styles from Bungalows to Foursquares. Find out the homes’ histories and how each owner added their own special touch. You’ll need to drive or bike to most homes in north Everett.

We provide footies at each house for guests to slip on over their shoes or they can wear socks as they go inside. It will probably take a couple hours to enjoy all the homes, so you should probably get your tickets before 1pm. We look forward to seeing you at this year’s Historic Everett Home Tour. Historic Everett members will receive a free tour poster of the event.

If you are interested helping us, docents who attend one of our tour homes receives a FREE PASS for the tour. Shifts run from 9am-noon or noon-3pm. Just call us at 425-293-2767 to volunteer.

Docent spaces go fast, so sign up soon by calling 425-293-2767 or email [email protected] .

Please note: The date of the Historic Everett Home Tour has been moved to September 23 (it was previously Sept 16).

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TWIN PEAKS BLOG

Documenting my 30-year fascination with David Lynch and Mark Frost's "Twin Peaks" and the 1992 motion picture "Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me."

Twin Peaks Film Location – Palmer House in Everett, Washington

The Palmer House is one of the most iconic locations in  Twin Peaks . Much like the “two Chalfonts” at the Fat Trout Trailer Park , two houses were used – an exterior of one in Monroe, Washington and the interior and exterior of another in Everett, Washington. This article is the first a series examining the important spot that begins with a look at the home’s historic significance.

LOCATION OF THE PALMER HOUSE IN TOWN OF TWIN PEAKS

According to the “Twin Peaks Access Guide to the Town,” the Palmer family lived at at corner of Frost Avenue and Northwestern Street in Twin Peaks (number 6 on the map above).

WHERE IS THE PALMER HOUSE LOCATED IN EVERETT, WASHINGTON

In reality, the home is located at 708 33rd Street in Everett, Washington. The approximate coordinates are  47°58’25.3″N 122°13’14.4″W .

If you are interested in taking a tour of this location, please check out VisitPalmerHouse.com . Mary Reber (Mrs. Tremond in Twin Peaks Part 18) owns the house and has created a variety of tour packages showcasing this historic Everett, Washington home.

Please remember this is a private residence, so please be respectful if you are in the area. This reminder includes anyone who wants to scream at the house while standing on the street – yes, it happens. Don’t be that person.

HISTORY OF THE PALMER HOUSE IN EVERETT, WASHINGTON

To understand the history of the Palmer house, we must first look at Rucker Mansion, a grand home located just down the street at 412 Laurel Drive. Historylink.org has a longer article about this stately home so I’ll summarize below.

Built as a wedding gift, Jane Morris Rucker (1830-1907), her sons Wyatt and Bethel, and Bethel’s new wife Ruby Brown Rucker moved into the home in summer 1905. The Rucker family had moved to the area from Ohio about 15 years earlier. At that time, the tree-covered land was sparsely settled. After forming the Everett Land Company, the Ruckers helped develop the city that is Everett.

Their family home sits atop the fittingly named Rucker Hill, which has stunning views of the city and bay below. The mansion was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1975 and is privately owned today.

RUCKER HILL NEIGHBORHOOD IN EVERETT, WASHINGTON

The Rucker Hill neighborhood expanded in the 1910s, beginning with a small group of houses constructed along Laurel Drive.

According to the National Park Service , residents included “Everett Land Company officer Schuyler Duryee, Judge Charles Denney, and several other influential businessmen and professionals. The homes they built were large Colonial Revival, Craftsman, and Foursquare structures.”

Enter Fred C. Schoch (1877-1928), an Iowa-born baseball player who moved to Washington to play for the University of Washington in Seattle.

According to the Everett Public Library , he played ball between 1901-1903 before an injury forced a career change.

“He played college ball for the 1901 season, and then moved to Everett to join the Everett independent club as a pitcher. Schoch opened the first bowling alley in Everett. In 1902, Schoch played for a Seattle baseball team. Due to arm injuries, he stopped playing in 1903 and became an umpire for the Northwest league, which included clubs in Vancouver, Bellingham, Victoria, Spokane, and Everett.

In 1912, Schoch became an insurance agent for the Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company. He found great success in the insurance industry, ranking as 55th (of 6,000) most successful salesmen in Washington in 1922.”

Following his success in the insurance game, Schoch built the home we know today as the Palmer house.

Wait, is it really about insurance?

THE HOUSE AT 708 33rd

Construction on Rucker Hill resumed following World War I with new homes “concentrated on the smaller, less scenic lots at the base of the hill.”

The National Park Service states that “Craftsman bungalows were built by members of the professional and managerial classes, and residents of the period included several doctors and attorneys.”

In 1923, real estate developer Charles Spreistersbach built his own English Cottage style house. He was responsible for the construction of several other homes in the district, yet it’s unclear if he built Schoch’s house.

FRED SCHOCH DIES

Only three short years after moving into 708 33rd, Fred Schoch died at the age of 51.

He is buried at Evergreen Cemetery , which is about 10 minutes from his former home. I wasn’t able locate his cause of death.

Interestingly, Jane Rucker, the pioneer of Everett who lived down the street from Schoch, is also buried in Evergreen Cemetery. Her sons constructed a pyramid to honor her in 1907 . If I wasn’t planning on having my wife spread my ashes in Joshua Tree, California, I would totally want a pyramid.

PETTERSON FAMILY

It’s unclear who owned the home from 1928-1965. Online records were sparse so I’d have to conduct more research locally. One family, however, lived in the house for about 49 years.

Following the Korean War in 1953, Seattle-born Peter Andreas Pettersen married Marilyn Palm. In 1965, they moved into the home at 708 33rd Street and raised a family of five.

Pete was an automobile dealer in downtown Everett until his retirement in the mid 1980’s. On April 22, 2001, Peter passed away at his house at the age of 68.

According to her obituary on DignityMemorial.com :

“Marilyn was Miss Everett, Miss USS Boxer, and Queen of Everett’s first Scandinavian Festival. She also repre-sented Everett at many other festivals such as Wenatchee Apple Blossom Festival, Marysville Straw-berry Festival and Seafair.  

After acquiring her diploma from Everett High School in 1951, she completed her four year nursing degree in just three short years. During her nursing education, she met and married her husband Peter.

She trained, then worked as a nurse at General Hospital; later working at The Everett Clinic as the weekend emergency pediatric nurse, all while raising her five children. Once her children got older, she decided to return to school and further her education. She became a nurse practitioner and saw patients at the Everett Clinic for several years before retiring in the late 80s.”

In 2010, Marilyn spoke on camera about historic homes in the area including hers. She regrets remodeling a bathroom at one point but has a great affection for her home and will probably have to be “carried out of it, feet first” (around 2-minute mark).

KING 5 in Seattle visited Marilyn in 2014 to capture this fantastic interview and tour with her when her house was placed on the market.

WHY WAS THE HOME IN EVERETT, WASHINGTON USED IN TWIN PEAKS?

Emily Heffter interviewed  Marilyn on Zillow Blog on in July 2014 where she describes an encounter with a location scout.

“Marilyn Pettersen awoke one morning in 1989 in her Everett, WA home to find an agent for a film company standing at her front door.

‘When I answered the door, she said: ‘Well, I’m from the movie company and working on a movie for ABC TV. They would like to use your home in the movie,” Pettersen recalled. ‘She was a little tiny young gal, and I thought, ‘yeah, and I’m the queen of England.’

I’m assuming the “little tiny young gal” was Julie Duvic who was the location liaison for the Pilot Episode in 1989. I don’t believe they visited the Everett home on February 9 though.

The film company told Pettersen they were looking for a home that “looked prosperous, like it could belong to Palmer’s attorney father, and one that could be fixed up to look like his ‘neurotic wife’ lived there, too. ”

Granted, the article also identified Twin Peaks being in Alaska (?!). I’m guessing  Ms. Heffter confused Twin Peaks  with Northern Exposure , a popular CBS show airing around the same time.

MARY REBER – MRS. TREMOND – ARRIVES AT THE PALMER HOUSE

According to property records, the home was sold on September 15, 2014, only a few short months after it was listed on the market. Its new owner, Mary Reber, had no idea what was on the horizon.

On a sad side note, Marilyn Pettersen passed on October 28 that year, a handful of weeks after selling her beloved home.

Season 3 was announced on October 6, 2014. On New Year’s Day 2015, David Lynch and a small location scouting team returned to the Everett home. He remarked upon entering the house he first visited nearly 26 years earlier,  ‘I love this house, they don’t make them like this anymore.”

According to a November 2017 article on Hearldnet.com , Lynch recruited the new home owner to be in the new season during a return trip a few months later.

“He said, ‘Have you ever acted?’ Mary explained, ‘No.’ He said, ‘Would you like a small part?’ I said, ‘Absolutely,’”

Mary is one of the nicest people I met in Washington state during my visits in 2019. I’ll never forget standing outside the front door similar to that now famous scene in Season 3. When she asked if I’d like to step inside, I nearly fainted. But stories from Season 3 are for another time.

PALMER HOUSE EXTERIORS IN EVERETT, WASHINGTON

I first visited the Palmer House in August 1996 after attending the 1996 Twin Peaks Fan Festival. My friend Joe and I stumbled upon it while driving throughout Everett .

During that initial visit, we took a couple of photos outside the home and left. We didn’t bother knocking on the front door. Notice the trees along the sidewalk.

Those same trees are seen in the feature film shot about five years earlier.

The house looks nearly the same 28 years after Lynch’s feature film was shot. Those sidewalk trees, however, were removed sometime in 2015-2016.

It’s a surreal feeling to see this home in real life, especially after watching  Twin Peaks – Fire Walk With Me countless times since I first fell in love with the show in October 1993.

Here’s a better look at those trees along the sidewalk from the film and my visit on September 13, 2019.

Lynch is correct – homes like this are a treasure. Thank you to Mary Reber for her hospitality during my visits.

A "Twin Peaks" fan since October 1993, Steven Miller launched Twin Peaks Blog in February 2018 to document his decades-long fascination with David Lynch and Mark Frost's wonderful and strange show. With his Canon camera in hand, he's visited numerous film locations, attended Twin Peaks events and conducted extensive historical research about this groundbreaking series. Along with fellow Bookhouse Boys, he dreams of creating a complete Twin Peaks Archive of the series and feature film. Steven currently resides in Central Florida.

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2320 Rucker Ave, Everett, WA 98201 Built in 1910, the mansion reflects the Classical Revival architectural style. It was the home of Washington Governor Roland H. Hartley. It was listed on the National Register of Historic Places on May 2, 1986. Today it serves as a premier location for small music gatherings, chamber music concerts and private recitals. Steinway B grand piano serves as the beating heart of this beautiful mansion.

Dr. Sanford Wright is Keeping music arts alive

The Hartley Mansion Concerts was founded by Dr. Sanford Wright.  He has dedicated many years in supporting the community and music teachers in the Northwest. Dr.Sanford Wright has practiced neurological surgery in his home town of Everett Washington for over 30 years. 

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June 1, 2024 Edmonds Music Teachers Association Student Awards Gala Winners of various festivals and competitions perform at the end of the year Winners' Gala.

June 1, 2024 Sanford Wright Chamber Music Festival Various youths of all ages perform Classical and Non-Classical chamber music.

November 19, 2023 Bryan Wong, Mozart Piano Concerto no. 20 in D minor, K466, 2nd movement, Romanze Maria Sier, teacher Valerie Tung, 1st Violin, Quintet Manager Elena Vukosavljev, 2nd Violin Eddie Nicholson, Viola Grant Olson, Cello Todd Larsen, Double Bass

November 19, 2023 Brandon Yang: Haydn Piano Concerto in D major, Hob. XVIII/11, 1st movement Yelena Balabanova, teacher Valerie Tung, 1st Violin, Quintet Manager Elena Vukosavljev, 2nd Violin Eddie Nicholson, Viola Grant Olson, Cello Todd Larsen, Double Bass

November 19, 2023 Justin Lu: Mozart Piano Concerto no. 23 in A major, K488, 2nd movement, Adagio Judy Baker, teacher Valerie Tung, 1st Violin, Quintet Manager Elena Vukosavljev, 2nd Violin Eddie Nicholson, Viola Grant Olson, Cello Todd Larsen, Double Bass

November 19, 2023 Caiden Kim: Mozart Piano Concerto no. 23 in A major, K488, 1st movement, Allegro Allan Park, teacher Valerie Tung, 1st Violin, Quintet Manager Elena Vukosavljev, 2nd Violin Eddie Nicholson, Viola Grant Olson, Cello Todd Larsen, Double Bass

November 19, 2023 Aidan Zhang: Tchaikovsky Piano Concerto no. 1 in Bb minor, op. 23, 1st movement, Andante Randall Jackson, teacher Valerie Tung, 1st Violin, Quintet Manager Elena Vukosavljev, 2nd Violin Eddie Nicholson, Viola Grant Olson, Cello Todd Larsen, Double Bass Allan Park, conductor

June 5, 2022 DAVID GATIEN Gold Medalist 2022 Chopin NW Festival Chopin Piano Concerto in E minor, op. 11, 1st movement Andy Liang, violin Mae Lin, violin Sayaka Kokubo, viola Nathan Chan, cello Travis Gore, double bass Allan Park, conductor

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June 5, 2022 Melanie Liu Chopin Concerto no. 1 in E minor, 3rd movement Andy Liang, violin Mae Lin, violin Sayaka Kokubo, viola Nathan Chan, cello Travis Gore, double bass Allan Park, conductor

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June 5, 2022 Annie Chiang Mozart Concerto no. 23, 2nd and 3rd movements Andy Liang, violin Mae Lin, violin Sayaka Kokubo, viola Nathan Chan, cello Travis Gore, double bass Allan Park, conductor

June 5, 2022 Vince Lee Mozart Concerto no. 23, 2nd and 3rd movements Andy Liang, violin Mae Lin, violin Sayaka Kokubo, viola Nathan Chan, cello Travis Gore, double bass Allan Park, conductor

Jan 24, 2021 Ruohan Huang Chopin Andante Spianato and Grande Polonaise Brillante Marjorie Kransberg Talvi, first violin Ingrid Fredrickson, second violin Ilya Shpigelman, viola Mara Finkelstein, cello Anna Doak, double bass Allan Park, conductor

Jan 24, 2021 Jason Nam Chopin Concerto no. 2 in F minor, 2nd/3rd movements Marjorie Kransberg Talvi, first violin Ingrid Fredrickson, second violin Ilya Shpigelman, viola Mara Finkelstein, cello Anna Doak, double bass Allan Park, conductor

Jan 24, 2021 Kayla Suherman Mozart Concerto no. 20 in d minor, 1st movement Marjorie Kransberg Talvi, first violin Ingrid Fredrickson, second violin Ilya Shpigelman, viola Mara Finkelstein, cello Anna Doak, double bass Allan Park, conductor

Sep 3, 2021 Noah Kim Grieg Concerto in A minor, 1st movement Marjorie Kransberg Talvi, first violin Ilkka Talvi, second violin Ilya Shpigelman, viola Mara Finkelstein, cello Julia Shpigelman, cello 2 Todd Gowers, double bass Allan Park, conductor

Sep 3, 2021 Meredith Nam Brahms Concerto no. 2 in B flat major, 1st movement Marjorie Kransberg Talvi, first violin Ilkka Talvi, second violin Ilya Shpigelman, viola Mara Finkelstein, cello Todd Gowers, double bass Allan Park, conductor

Jan 26, 2019 Eleonora Karpukhova Rachmaninoff: Ten Preludes Largo (F♯ minor) Maestoso (B♭ major) Tempo di minuetto (D minor) Andante cantabile (D major) Alla marcia (G minor) Andante (E♭ major) Allegro (C minor) Allegro vivace (A♭ major) Presto (E♭ minor) Largo (G♭ major)

Jan 26, 2019 Eleonora Karpukhova Rachmaninoff: Morceaux de Fantaisie Elegie in E♭ minor Prelude in C♯ minor Melody in E major Polichinelle in F♯ minor Serenade in B♭ minor

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Dave Grohl and Taylor Swift both played live in London over the weekend, and Grohl appears to have criticized Swift on stage, sparking backlash from Swift’s dedicated fanbase, the Swifties.

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Grohl mentioned Swift’s Eras Tour on stage, and joked, “I tell you, man, you don’t want to suffer the wrath of Taylor Swift,” seemingly referring to the Swifties reputation of being fiercely defensive of their favorite pop star.

Grohl went on to say, “We like to call our tour the ‘Errors Tour.’ We’ve had more than a few eras, and more than a few f**king errors as well. Just a couple.”

Grohl paused, before cheekily concluding, “That’s because we actually play live.”

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Other commentators came to Grohl’s defense, noting that Grohl was likely referring to Swift’s use of backing tracks for her Eras Tour.

Some pointed out that the Foo Fighters singer had good reason to criticize Swift, as Grohl’s 17-year-old daughter, Violet, was cyber-bullied by a horde of Swifties after she posted about Swift’s infamous use of her private jet.

Violet was allegedly sent death threats for daring to criticize the singer — Swift did not speak up or ask her fans to stop the bullying.

Why Is Taylor Swift Criticized For Flying Private Jets?

Swift is far from the only wealthy celebrity with a penchant for flying private (nor is she the worst offender) but her jet use came under scrutiny after her flights were tracked by college student Jack Sweeney, who runs multiple social media accounts monitoring private jet usage.

The flight paths of Swift’s plane were even animated into a video clip to highlight the excessive emissions.

Swift’s legal team responded by threatening Sweeney with a cease-and-desist letter saying Swift would “have no choice but to pursue any and all legal remedies” if Sweeney did not stop his “stalking and harassing behavior.”

A billionaire threatening a college student with legal action clashed against Swift’s relatable “girl next door” persona, and commentators called the pop star out.

Swift’s private jet use has since become something of a meme , with many pointing out that the excessive, casual flights taken by celebrities make a mockery of individual efforts to reduce emissions — what’s a carbon footprint compared to the carbon canyons carved out by the wealthy?

A recent climate change protest from Just Stop Oil targeted a UK airfield full of private planes, spraying them with orange paint; Taylor Swift’s jet was thought to be in the vicinity of the protest, giving the stunt a massive visibility boost.

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Taylor Swift appears to have subtly responded to Dave Grohl’s comments, speaking out on stage at Wembley Stadium.

“Every one of my band members, every single one of our crew, my band — who’s gonna be playing live for you for three and a half hours tonight — they deserve this so much,” Swift said.

“And so does every one of my fellow performers,” she added. “And you just gave that to us so generously. We will never forget it.”

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Take A Tour Of Burghley House, One Of England's Oldest Surviving Mansions

Posted: June 24, 2024 | Last updated: June 24, 2024

The history and beauty of Burghley House

Arguably one of the most fabulous stately homes in the whole of England, this sprawling 470-year-old estate near Stamford in Lincolnshire was originally built to honor Queen Elizabeth I.

Built between 1555 and 1587, Burghley House is a Grade I-listed historical landmark containing more than 100 rooms. But what fascinating tales linger behind its stately walls?

Click or scroll on to find out...

Who built Burghley House?

Burghley House was commissioned by William Cecil, the first Baron Burghley , one of the most powerful and influential advisors in Queen Elizabeth I’s privy council. William was knighted in 1572 and went on to serve as secretary, Lord Treasurer and Chief Minister to Elizabeth, with whom he built a close personal relationship.

In return, Elizabeth rewarded the newly minted Lord Burghley with vast land grants. Burghley House was already a substantial residence in 1571 and Cecil hadn't held back on spending his money on its decoration and maintenance. But after Elizabeth showed him favour, he dedicated the next 30 years of his life to fashioning it into his dynastic family seat in her honour. 

Where is Burghley House?

To this day, Burghley remains a family home, owned and operated by a direct descendant of Lord Burghley, though it is open to the public for much of the year. It's near Stamford, a 'stone town' (an area with a long history of stone quarrying), so the stone used for that impressive facade came from nearby town Kingscliffe. 

The home's frontage features a symmetrical arrangement of towers and turrets flanking a central gateway, reflecting English castle architecture from the late 13th century. Within a gatehouse entrance, built in 1801 (pictured) a vaulted ceiling is decorated with heraldry of the Cecil family, with one shield holding a Latin inscription that reads ‘William Lord of Burghley 1577’. It's all very grand indeed.

A real 'prodigy'

Although it looks like a castle, the estate is technically classed as a 'prodigy house.' This is a term used to describe the opulent country houses built by courtiers during the Elizabethan period for the purposes of showing off the status of their owner, as well as the aim of hosting the monarch herself.

Cecil dominated Elizabethan politics, with detailed knowledge of political movements across the country. It is said that ' nobility meant the world to him ' and he longed for Queen Elizabeth to know how much he appreciated his place in her court. 

The Queen's royal tours

One of Elizabeth I’s most noted strategies as a monarch was her regular ‘ royal progresses ,' essentially tours of the provinces. During these travels, she and her entourage would make extended visits to the various stately homes of favoured members of her court.

It was meant to make the queen appear to be an accessible, tangible figure to her subjects, as well as being acts of political favour bestowed upon the courtiers whose homes she deigned to visit. Cecil was therefore hopeful that she would come to Burghley, showing everyone how important he was in her eyes. But this never came to pass...

One of three incredible homes

During his life Cecil owned at least three houses, using them to demonstrate his status, wealth and power:  Theobalds in Hertfordshire , Cecil House on the Strand in Westminster and Burghley (pictured), which was essentially his office and where he hoped Elizabeth would visit him.

While prodigy homes like Burghley varied in architectural style, they were largely renaissance-inspired with an emphasis on symmetry and scale, and have been described by architectural historian Sir John Summerson , who coined the term, as “the most daring of all English buildings." Cecil certainly spent a daring amount of money on his properties, changing details of them on the whim of his beloved queen...

Theobalds Palace

For an example of Cecil's eagerness to impress Queen Elizabeth I, we must quickly divert from Burghley and visit his other home of Theobalds (pronounced Tibalds and pictured here in around 1836). Cecil acquired the manor in 1564 and had a house built, which soon received a visit from Elizabeth. She was impressed by the house and its surroundings but during a stay,  according to reports , complained that her bedroom was too small.

Of course, this led Cecil to embark on a huge programme of building work. "Upon fault found with the small measure of her chamber (which was in good measure for me), I was forced to enlarge a room for a larger chamber," he wrote in his diaries. 

E for Elizabeth

Cecil was so keen to thank Elizabeth for her favour that the original floorplan for Burghley house was in the shape of an ‘E’ in honour of the queen. But during its ownership by the 9th Earl, under the advisement of famous landscape architect Capability Brown, the northwest wing was demolished to allow for better views of the surrounding parklands. 

So, the most important question lies unanswered. After all this effort on Cecil's part, did Queen Elizabeth I make it to Burghley House? And what did she make of it?

The thwarted royal visit

In an ironic twist of fate, Elizabeth never managed to visit the completed Burghley House. According to some reports , her one planned visit was called off at the last minute because William Cecil’s daughter had smallpox, other records say it had spread to the staff too.

Nevertheless, Cecil was still a valued member of The Queen's court, he was known as her 'spy-master' keeping an eye on potential trouble-makers. He died in 1598, having never hosted Elizabeth at Burghley House. However, even if Elizabeth did not make it inside, we can still take a tour...

Designed to impress

Even in its current, slightly reduced state, the house boasts 35 elegant state rooms across the ground and first floors, plus over 80 smaller rooms, bathrooms, corridors, staircases and service areas. Impressive decor is everywhere you look.

Though he corresponded with prominent Dutch architect Hans Vredeman de Vries seeking advice on the design, Cecil created the layout for the house himself, as was traditional with most prodigy houses.

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Tudor elements

The home’s exterior is largely unchanged from its original 16th - century construction, but the majority of its interiors are the result of an extensive remodel in the 1800s.

However, many Tudor architectural elements have been preserved throughout the home, such as the ornately carved stone fireplace visible here in the main hall, and the wooden panelling and sconcing which adorn the double-height walls and ceiling.

A busy Tudor kitchen

Part fairytale castle, part treasure trove, this great building has been repeatedly reworked but there are classic ‘Tudor’ design elements in almost every room. The palatial kitchen, seen here, looks equipped to prepare any state banquet, though today it is more a museum piece to show off over 250 copper pans.

However, with its lofty ceilings of over 30 feet, cavernous ovens and a wealth of cookware, it’s not hard to imagine the bustling culinary epicentre the space would once have been. Through the kitchen is the ‘Hog’s Hall’ which holds the bells to summon the servants to various rooms in the home.

European influence

While very much an English home, between 1648 and 1700, the estate came under the ownership of the 5 th  Earl of Exeter, John Cecil, who, along with his wife, Anne Cavendish, set about transforming the estate into  their vision of a European palace .

As great art collectors, the couple travelled the continent extensively resulting in the nickname 'the travelling Earl' for John. They met with prominent French and Italian artists of the time and commissioned some of Europe’s most skilful craftsmen to renovate Burghley House.

Heaven and hell murals

Arguably the most significant contribution commissioned by the couple were the two murals which completely cover the walls and ceilings of the ‘Heaven Room’ (pictured here) and the ‘Hell Staircase,’ named, rather dramatically for the classical scenes they show.

The murals were painted by famous Italian Baroque artist Antonio Verrio in the 1690s , and are one of the most famous attractions in the estate. And you cannot really miss them due to their size anyway!

The George Rooms

This bold space is down to another of Cecil's descendant's influence. In 1754, the title was inherited by Brownlow, the 9 th Earl of Exeter, an enthusiastic collector and patron of the arts. It was under Brownlow that the 35 state rooms, known as the George Rooms , were finally finished after nearly 50 years of remaining untouched.

The rooms were mostly redecorated in a traditional Baroque style, becoming galleries for the palace’s spectacular art collection, curated over four centuries’ worth of acquisition.

Enter Capability Brown

It was also the 9 th  Earl who commissioned Lancelot 'Capability' Brown to design the surrounding parkland and gardens in the popular ‘naturalistic’ style. He was paid a total of $28,900 for his work on the park, a staggering sum equivalent to $4.3 million in today’s money. Burghley is home to one of only two portraits of Capability Brown, on display in the state rooms, so you can put a face to the famous name if you visit.

Brown's Arcadian paradise

Brown was known for his sweeping Arcadian views and avenues of mature trees, evoking an idealised 'English' landscape dotted with decorative follies and buildings. He created the park’s man-made lake, its famous Lion Bridge (pictured here), extensive stables, an orangery and a gothic-style summer house for the grounds and  reportedly described  the work as “twenty-five years [of] pleasure in restoring the monument of a great minister to a great Queen”.

The parklands today

Left to the Burghley House Preservation Trust by the 6th Marquess of Exeter in 1987, the estate today is comprised of extensive farmland, woodland and a substantial property portfolio, much of which is available to let.

The parkland has been preserved to honour Brown’s original design and is open year-round to visitors and the local community, as well as home to vast herds of deer and sheep. There is also a sculpture garden, a collection of water features and 

Victorian interiors

Moving back inside, the home’s interiors date predominantly to the 19 th  century and can mostly be attributed to Brownlow, the 2 nd  Marquess of Exeter, who took over the estate in 1816.

The 2 nd  Marquess took great pains to update Burghley’s interior design for modern living and to make it suitable for hosting royalty. This time the house was successful! Most notably in 1844 when it got a visit from Queen Victoria and Prince Albert no less.

Significant collections

However, Brownlow’s expensive tastes extended beyond interior design, and he seriously depleted the family fortune through his love of horse racing, resulting in the  forced sale  of many treasures from the ancestral collection.

In spite of these losses, as well as several others incurred through death duties (a form of inheritance tax in the UK), the collections remain one of the most impressive in the country. Burghley is brimming with hundreds of paintings, a large collection of Japanese export porcelain, ceramics, silver and articles of furniture.

Curation and accessibility

There is also an interactive online database which catalogs the complete collection, allowing scholars and art history enthusiasts alike to browse the carefully curated assortment of Italian Old Master paintings, English and Continental furniture, and 17th-century Objects of Vertu at their leisure.

We're especially taken with the 'objects of vertu,' smaller pieces designed to be beautiful as well as functional, created from precious materials and intended to be admired simply as works of art or, more often, as luxury items with a practical purpose. Think ornate trinket boxes and decorative photo frames...

Wartime recovery

As with most country houses, the First and Second World Wars brought a host of difficulties for Burghley House, which served as a hospital for wounded soldiers during both conflicts.

However, it was one of the first major houses to reopen in 1946, bolstered by a strongly worded letter from the 5 th Marchioness demanding tax relief and increased support for maintenance to prevent the dispersal of the home’s historic collections.

The home of the Burghley Horse Trials

Brownlow was not the only Marquess with a penchant for equestrian sport and a desire to see Burghley House remain in public favour. In 1956, the title and home were inherited by David Cecil, a distinguished athlete and Olympian whose accomplishments were immortalised in the film  Chariots of Fire .

Cecil undertook a series of substantial modernisation and maintenance projects on the estate, including the introduction of electricity. As the proprietor of Burghley, he channelled his love of sport into horse riding, introducing the annual Burghley Horse Trials, which are still held today.

A massive restoration project

In her 1992 work, Burghley: The Life of a Great House , Lady Victoria Leatham, David Cecil's daughter, recalled her childhood memories of the home in desperate need of restoration: “Nobody had decorated much since World War I… Furniture was displayed in the most extraordinary way and everything needed repair. The many pictures that my grandfather had enthusiastically coated with poppyseed varnish were now black and shiny.”

David Cecil, the 6 th  Marquess, died in 1981. It was his  dying wish  that a member of the family always remain in residence at the estate and that they serve as director of a family trust he established in 1969.

A family legacy

This wish was granted as Lady Leatham has lived at Burghley since 1982, looking after the house on behalf of the family-run  Burghley Preservation Trust , an organisation dedicated to conserving the estate as a historical resource for future generations.

In 2007 she passed her responsibilities on to her daughter, Mrs Miranda Rock and the house has been continuously maintained and used for several interesting projects...

A popular filming location

With its impressive facade and atmospheric state rooms, it is no surprise that Burghley House is a coveted backdrop for period films. Indeed, the estate’s cinematic connections extend well beyond Chariots of Fire.

In recent years it has been used as a filming location for numerous projects, including Middlemarch , the 2005 adaptation of  Pride & Prejudice , The Da Vinci Code , The Crown , Top Gear  and most recently The Flash , among many others.

Burghley House in the 21st century

Part fairytale castle part treasure house, this great building, with its Tudor beginnings and constant revival ever since, continues to attract visitors from around the world. 

In fact, annual visitor numbers had nearly doubled to reach more than 110,000, before the arrival of lockdown according to Country Life , with Mrs Rock appreciating how special Burghley House truly is: "Even now, each time I drive into the park, I am amazed that we live here — it is such a romantic and magical house." We couldn't agree more.

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Cynthia Bailey  is just living that "life at the lake," and she's never been happier. 

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On June 20,  The Real Housewives of Atlanta   friend  hopped on her Instagram to share a view of her "happy place," as noted in several hashtags to describe her stunning, serene home in Georgia she's lovingly dubbed "Lake Bailey" (take a full tour in the video above). 

In the photos, Cynthia first showed off a sunny selfie in which she rocked gorgeous "faux locs" via Atlanta stylist Junise Walker  and a beautiful, simple smile. 

Elsewhere in her carousel of images were several looks around Lake Bailey, including a peek at her living room with a cozy blue sofa against floor-to-ceiling windows, a glass coffee table with stones showcased in the middle, and a large bowl on top for several books and magazines. 

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Cynthia showed off other elements of the space, including a stylish checkerboard next to a window and the book she was reading at the moment:  The Alchemist  by Paulo Coelho. 

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Perhaps Cynthia's favorite element of her Lake Bailey getaway? The lush nature and animals surrounding the property, including several geese, birds nesting in trees and areas of the home's exterior, and, of course, that glowing, glimmering lake. 

Cynthia Bailey details a recent turtle encounter at Lake Bailey 

Birds and geese aren't the only animals living at Lake Bailey. 

Cynthia Bailey Shares a "Curious" Development at Lake Bailey: "Wow"

Earlier in June, Cynthia documented her experience with a special "visitor" who came almost right up to her front door: a giant turtle. 

"So, I just came outside and this little guy here was sitting right outside my front door," the Atlanta mom said in a video that showed the turtle in front of her home. Cynthia noted in the caption of the post that turtles were a sign of "wisdom [and] knowledge," along with "patience" and "protection." 

"My favorite thing about Lake Bailey is being surrounded by nature. Was curious to see what turtles symbolize after this little fellow showed up," Cynthia added in the caption of the Instagram. "This is what I found, so interesting."

Further in the carousel of images and videos, Cynthia revealed how her good friend redirected the "little guy" back to the water. "Thank you [ Chandler Butler ] for putting big boy back in the lake for me," Cynthia concluded in her caption. 

Press play on the video above to take a tour of Cynthia’s incredible house, Lake Bailey! 

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2024 has been loaded with horror releases, with scary stories about everything from rampaging spiders to satanic late-night talk shows. This crop is distinctive for its unconventional reworkings of well-worn tropes. There’s a slasher that owes as much to Terrence Malick as to Jason Voorhees; a dystopian-future tale that eschews global destruction to examine the implosion of one family; and two movies about nuns with evil pregnancies. Better yet: Several of these efforts have made waves at the indie box office, illustrating the horror audience’s affinity for going to strange new places.

Some of the year’s biggest titles are to come, from original works (“Trap,” “Longlegs”) to hotly anticipated sequels (“MaXXXine,” “Alien: Romulus”) to bone-chilling indies (“Terrifier 3,” “Oddity”). But the following already stand tall among 2024’s best releases.

Universal Pictures

Directors Matt Bettinelli-Olpin and Tyler Gillett have perfected their mix of scares and comedy with “Scream VI” and “Ready or Not,” and “Abigail” is no exception. When a gang of crooks kidnaps a vampire who appears to be a little girl, they’re quickly in over their heads in this gory caper, elevated by inspired performances by Melissa Barrera and Dan Stevens.

The First Omen

20th Century Studios

Director Arkasha Stevenson and star Nell Tiger Free make the most of this moody prequel to the nearly 50-year-old franchise. Deft camerawork and creepy sets build a haunting backdrop for Sister Margaret’s investigation into her unwanted conception. And Free’s increasingly feral performance echoes cinematic triumphs like 1981’s “Possession.”

The creature feature of the year is this French spider bonanza, in which director and co-writer Sébastien Vanicek brings a tidal wave of lethal arachnids to a run-down apartment building. Audiences will jump, flinch and itch as the body count rises and the spiders run amok across every wall and surface.

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Robert Morgan’s dour look at artistic obsession blurs the lines between reality and nightmare as a stop-motion animator (Aisling Franciosi) is freed from her controlling mother but finds untold darkness while fashioning her own story. A punishing mixture of psychological, surreal and body horror, Morgan’s vision is hopeless yet gorgeous.

All hail Sydney Sweeney’s coronation as a scream queen, as she leads this deliciously lurid chronicle of a young nun who finds herself pregnant. Helmed by Michael Mohan, the handsomely shot saga cranks up the creepiness until Andrew Lobel’s script flies into B-movie madness, ratcheting up the gore and giving Sweeney an indelible final shot.

I Saw the TV Glow

This touching, surreal drama about lonely teens forever bonded through a cult TV series is equal parts hypnotic and poignant. Writer-director Jane Schoenbrun has created a bold story exploring the dysphoria of the closeted trans experience, where the unease of alienation becomes more disturbing than any monster could be.

Director Caitlin Cronenberg’s feature debut is set in a future where Earth’s resources are limited and citizens are urged to get euthanized for cash to reduce the population. Michael Sparaga’s funny, fleet script focuses on a rich family that can’t buy its way out of trouble this time. A delightfully nasty indie that examines how badly we treat the ones we love.

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Late Night With the Devil

David Dastmalchian (“Dune,” “Ant-Man”) is commanding as a second-rate talk show host determined to juice his ratings, so he dreams up a Halloween episode featuring a girl who might be possessed by Satan. The cleverly constructed tale moves in real time and keeps the proceedings erratic right up to an off-the-wall final act.

In a Violent Nature

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FACT SHEET: President   Biden Announces New Actions to Keep Families   Together

Since his first day in office, President Biden has called on Congress to secure our border and address our broken immigration system. As Congressional Republicans have continued to put partisan politics ahead of national security – twice voting against the toughest and fairest set of reforms in decades – the President and his Administration have taken actions to secure the border, including:

• Implementing executive actions to bar migrants who cross our Southern border unlawfully from receiving asylum when encounters are high;
• Deploying record numbers of law enforcement personnel, infrastructure, and technology to the Southern border;
• Seizing record amounts of fentanyl at our ports of entry;
• Revoking the visas of CEOs and government officials outside the U.S. who profit from migrants coming to the U.S. unlawfully; and
• Expanding efforts to dismantle human smuggling networks and prosecuting individuals who violate immigration laws.

President Biden believes that securing the border is essential. He also believes in expanding lawful pathways and keeping families together, and that immigrants who have been in the United States for decades, paying taxes and contributing to their communities, are part of the social fabric of our country. The Day One immigration reform plan that the President sent to Congress reflects both the need for a secure border and protections for the long-term undocumented. While Congress has failed to act on these reforms, the Biden-Harris Administration has worked to strengthen our lawful immigration system. In addition to vigorously defending the DACA (Deferred Action for Childhood arrivals) policy, the Administration has extended Affordable Care Act coverage to DACA recipients and streamlined, expanded, and instituted new reunification programs so that families can stay together while they complete the immigration process.  Still, there is more that we can do to bring peace of mind and stability to Americans living in mixed-status families as well as young people educated in this country, including Dreamers. That is why today, President Biden announced new actions for people who have been here many years to keep American families together and allow more young people to contribute to our economy.   Keeping American Families Together

• Today, President Biden is announcing that the Department of Homeland Security will take action to ensure that U.S. citizens with noncitizen spouses and children can keep their families together.
• This new process will help certain noncitizen spouses and children apply for lawful permanent residence – status that they are already eligible for – without leaving the country.
• These actions will promote family unity and strengthen our economy, providing a significant benefit to the country and helping U.S. citizens and their noncitizen family members stay together.
• In order to be eligible, noncitizens must – as of June 17, 2024 – have resided in the United States for 10 or more years and be legally married to a U.S. citizen, while satisfying all applicable legal requirements. On average, those who are eligible for this process have resided in the U.S. for 23 years.
• Those who are approved after DHS’s case-by-case assessment of their application will be afforded a three-year period to apply for permanent residency. They will be allowed to remain with their families in the United States and be eligible for work authorization for up to three years. This will apply to all married couples who are eligible.  
• This action will protect approximately half a million spouses of U.S. citizens, and approximately 50,000 noncitizen children under the age of 21 whose parent is married to a U.S. citizen.

Easing the Visa Process for U.S. College Graduates, Including Dreamers

• President Obama and then-Vice President Biden established the DACA policy to allow young people who were brought here as children to come out of the shadows and contribute to our country in significant ways. Twelve years later, DACA recipients who started as high school and college students are now building successful careers and establishing families of their own.
• Today’s announcement will allow individuals, including DACA recipients and other Dreamers, who have earned a degree at an accredited U.S. institution of higher education in the United States, and who have received an offer of employment from a U.S. employer in a field related to their degree, to more quickly receive work visas.
• Recognizing that it is in our national interest to ensure that individuals who are educated in the U.S. are able to use their skills and education to benefit our country, the Administration is taking action to facilitate the employment visa process for those who have graduated from college and have a high-skilled job offer, including DACA recipients and other Dreamers. 

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2 houses catch fire in south Everett neighborhood

Around noon, firefighters responded to reports of two houses on fire in the Valley View neighborhood on East Heather Way.

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EFD is working to extinguish two house fires in the Valley View neighborhood on E Heather Way. No reported injuries. There is an extensive amount of fire hose in the roadway on narrow streets and power lines down, please keep out of the area to allow FFs to work. pic.twitter.com/nJweOleRyH — Everett Fire WA (@EverettFire) June 20, 2024

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