By Chris Dwyer (original source CNN)
“Fans around the world were distraught when “Downton Abbey” ended its sixth and final season.
Aunt Violet, Carson, Lady Mary, Spratt and others left a sizeable hole when author Julian Fellowes decided that Christmas 1925 would signify their swansong.
Arguably the most famous character in the show is still going strong, however: Downton Abbey itself, in real-life Highclere Castle, 70 miles west of London in the English county of Hampshire.”
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