...Alexander Armstrong. From the tragic end to George III's occupancy through the debauched George IV's residence and on to the teenage Queen Victoria - a monarch who loved the palace. (Ep2/6)[S]
...Alexander Armstrong. George V arrives on the throne and the House of Windsor is born, but life at Buckingham Palace is blown apart by the First World War. Plus, a VIP visit from Gandhi. (Ep5)[S]
...Alexander Armstrong. Buckingham Palace witnesses the triumphant, and tragic, final days of the Victorian era, and a new King breathes fresh life into the Palace in the Edwardian era. (Ep4)[S]
...Alexander Armstrong. 1845 was a happy time for Victoria, Albert and their family. The queen added 200 rooms to the palace, including the iconic balcony. Then in 1861 tragedy struck... (Ep3)[S]
...Alexander Armstrong. From the tragic end to George III's occupancy through the debauched George IV's residence and on to the teenage Queen Victoria - a monarch who loved the palace. (Ep2)[S]
...Alexander Armstrong. The surprising history hidden behind the walls of the iconic royal residence, beginning in the late 18th century when the building came into royal hands. (Ep1)[S]