# Julie Montagu
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julie montagu, Viscountess Hinchingbrooke (born 17 February 1972) is an American entrepreneur, yoga instructor, blogger, writer and reality television star.
== Early life ==
Julie Fisher was born on 17 February 1972 to Thomas Fisher, and was brought up in Sugar Grove, Illinois, as one of five siblings. She went on to study computer science at Indiana University.
Tea and Scones at Scone Palace with the Countess of Mansfield and Viscount Stormont
Join Julie Montagu, American Viscountess, for a delightful tea and scones with Sophy, Countess of Mansfield, and her son William, Viscount Stormont, as we gather in the elegant Morning Room of one of Scotland’s most iconic historic houses, Scone Palace. As custodians of this extraordinary palace—re…
What Defines a Manor House? Unraveling the Mystery
What Defines a Manor House? A Conversation at Owlpen Manor
In this episode of Secrets of Britain’s Historic Houses, Julie Montagu, American Countess, visits the enchanting Owlpen Manor in the Cotswolds to sit down with Sir Nicholas Mander, Lady Karin Mander, and Hugo Mander, the dedicated custodian…
Castle Howard: Custodians of a Legacy – Life, Lockdown & the Future
Julie Montagu, American Countess, sits down with Nicholas and Victoria Howard, custodians of the magnificent Castle Howard, to explore the realities of living in and preserving one of Britain’s most iconic stately homes. They discuss the challenges and responsibilities of heritage stewardship, how …
Inside Berkeley Castle: Nine Centuries of Family, Power & Survival
In this episode, Julie Montagu, American Countess, sits down with Mrs Georgina Berkeley, who has lived at Berkeley Castle for over 50 years, and Daisy Berkeley, who—alongside her husband Charles Berkeley—helps manage the castle and its historic estate today.
Together, we explore the remarkable stor…
The Earl and Countess of Dalkeith at Dabton House: A Georgian Retreat on the Queensberry Estate
In this episode of American Countess, Julie Montagu visits the elegant Dabton House, a Georgian country home nestled in the heart of the Queensberry Estate in Dumfriesshire, Scotland. Designed in 1820 by the distinguished architect William Atkinson—better known for his Gothic work on landmarks like…
The Last King of America - Part 2
Revolution, the American divorce, and the true history of the sandwich!
Robert and Kate return to the American War of Independence as the story moves beyond declarations and slogans, and into the long, uncertain struggle of what independence actually meant. Joined by a special guest, historian, br…
The Last King of America - Part 3
Royals, hot dogs, Hollywood, and the making of the “special relationship”
Robert and Kate conclude their deep dive into Britain and America’s long and complicated partnership. Joined once again by historian, broadcaster, and Gilded Age expert Julie Montagu, Countess of Sandwich, they trace how glam…
Ladies of London’s NOELLE RENO (on Cast Mates, Caroline Stanbury, Housewives & More!)
Noelle Reno from Ladies of London Steps Behind The Rope. The New Reign: Ladies of London is back in our lives and oh, what a season it is. Nicole is here to help us take a trip down memory lane regarding all that is Ladies of London. We discuss the highs and lows, the drama on and off air, cast mat…
The King meets Trump - what could go wrong?
King Charles heads to Washington at a moment of extraordinary tension. The visit comes just days after an assassination attempt on President Donald Trump - and against the backdrop of a deepening war in Iran, strained UK-US relations, and growing questions about America’s global role.
In this episo…
The Crafted House: Keeping the Great House Alive
In this episode, House & Garden’s Pratyush Sarup is joined by Dan Jackson, Head of Historic Buildings for Historic Royal Palaces alongside Julie Montagu, Countess of Sandwich and Custodian of Mapperton House, and Malcolm Winyard, Interior Designer who worked on Mapperton House.
Together they discu…
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