Normally, you have to pay to stay there and enjoy the gardens. But for several years, they’ve opened up the grounds for self-guided tours so that people can see the rhododendrons bloom.

If you look at the school’s alumnus, you’ll see the names of Oscar Piastri and Rudyard Kipling, the author of a poem so famous it needs no introduction.

1772 Foundation grant to help preserve Rudyard Kipling's estate in Vermont: Here's how Beth McDermott AI-assisted reporter 0:05 ...

A small box, which has sat largely unnoticed for almost a century among the possessions of the writer Rudyard Kipling at his home in East Sussex, has been newly identified as a very rare 300-year ...

Bateman's, which was built in 1634, was the family home of Kipling, who moved there in 1902. He wrote Puck of Pook's Hill and Rewards and Fairies, which includes the renowned poem If, at the property.

Samantha on If— by Rudyard Kipling Samantha posted two pages of If— by Rudyard Kipling on her Instagram, writing, “This poem has always been a guiding light for me and I wanted to share it ...

Rafael Nadal’s career is a living embodiment of Rudyard Kipling’s If, defined by grit, resilience, and an unrelenting refusal to accept defeat. From his iconic battles with Roger Federer ...

After Kipling left in 1896, the property stayed in local hands, then sat unused (except for interloping raccoons) for 50 years before Landmark Trust USA — an offshoot of Britain’s Landmark ...

Local newspapers described Kipling as anxious, uncomfortable, and unable to sit still during the hearing. Cabot wrote, “Kipling said there was nothing for him to do but leave the country or remain to ...