Throckmorton Collection
Throckmorton, a name that echoes through history and resonates with elegance and prestige
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Throckmorton, a name that echoes through history and resonates with elegance and prestige. From Mrs Whigham's Ascot Party to the Embassy Club, it has always been associated with high society and glamorous events. Stepping into Coughton Court or wandering through The Wilderness at Weston, Buckinghamshire, one can't help but feel the grandeur of Throckmorton's legacy. The oil on board painting of Popes Monument captures the essence of this majestic estate. Exploring Wychavon WR10 2 Map or Huntingdonshire PE28 2 Map reveals the vast lands owned by Sir Robert Throckmorton and his family. Their influence stretches far beyond their ancestral homes; they have left an indelible mark on English history. Intriguing tales unfold as we delve deeper into the past. Sir Walter Raleigh bidding farewell to his beloved wife on that fateful morning of his execution in 1618 is a poignant reminder of the sacrifices made by those bearing the Throckmorton name. Love stories intertwine within this illustrious lineage as well. The union between Sir Robert Throckmorton and Miss Margaret Whigham epitomizes romance amidst aristocracy, while Anne Throckmorton stands tall as a symbol of strength and resilience. Artistic masterpieces come alive when Elizabeth Throckmorton gazes back at us from Nicolas de Largillierre's canvas. Her beauty immortalized forever, she embodies grace and poise befitting her noble heritage. Sir Nicholas Throckmorton's diplomatic prowess paved the way for England's international relations during his time, leaving an enduring impact on politics and diplomacy alike. Threading all these stories together is Sir Walter Raleigh himself – adventurer, courtier, writer – whose final moments with his wife Elizabeth before facing execution remain etched in our collective memory. Throckmorton.