History seeps through the pores of Broughton Hall Estate, which has been owned by the same family for 900 years. The Grade I-listed hall near Skipton dates to 1597 and was partly designed by William Atkinson, the architect behind Durham Cathedral. Such grandeur was perfect for the character of Mrs Pumphrey (played by the late Dame Diana Rigg) and her infamous dog Tricki Woo in the new adaptation of All Creatures Great and Small.

James breaks the news to Mrs Pumphrey (played by the late Dame Diana Rigg) that Tricki will be staying at Skeldale house with him in episode 4, so that he can get to the bottom of his ailments. This clip is filmed at Broughton Hall (the location for Mrs Pumphrey’s home) near Skipton in Yorkshire, where you’ll see the house’s beautiful gilt-tinged salon interiors in the scene.

Episode 4 of All Creatures Great and Small is your last chance to see Dame Diana Rigg in the series. You can stream the series so far on My5 or catch up with the latest episode on Sundays at 6pm on Channel 5. You can catch the rest of the series on Tuesdays at 9pm on Channel 5.

Broughton Hall also makes an appearance in the Netflix mini-series The English Game, where it features as lead protagonist Arthur Kinnaird’s house. It has also hosted a number of other productions, such as new feature film The Banishing (2020), about England’s most haunted house, as well as BBC drama Gentleman Jack and Calendar Girls (2003).

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