Louise Harrison's website

Louise has her own website now...

http://www.louharrison.com/

Yeah, I've been trying to access this for three days now and continually getting a "This Page Cannot Be Displayed" error. Typical.

I was able to access the site.

I wish I'd caught her on TV.

IQ of 168. That doesn't surprise me. Intelligence also runs in families and we all know George was a highly gifted man. [img]images/icons/smile.gif[/img]

It looks like Louise and George are middle name-less. I never knew until now that Harry and Peter had middle names. I guess it's true what they say "you learn something new everyday"

I never believed for a second that George's middle name was Harold, it's not on his birth certificate and I think Geoffery Guiliano just added Harold there...

That's a nice site. I have looked for her several times on the net in the past, just wondering what she was up to. Now we can keep better track of her wanderings. [img]graemlins/wink3.gif[/img] She seems like a neat lady.

A very nice site. Wish I had known her TV appearances sooner. Her IQ is not a surprise to me either.

I understandably believed that Harry, Jr. was Harold Hargreaves Harrison Jr. and thought he was the only child with 3 names.

George was named after King George VI - he must have been one cool king to have a future Beatle namesake!

I got a kick out of this web site - the other night when the Beatle Week in Liverpool was featured again on the Travel Channel, Louise (the younger) was on for a snippet. I LOVE the book she co-authored about George's trip to Benton in 1963. It is not surprising I would find this of great interest and really like it.

I've said all along that I intensely love George stories and hearing from those closest to the youngest Beatle because these were the people who helped make, mold and impress him. It warms my heart whenever I think of how very well loved George was from the outset. That, I think, helped make George the truly intensely special person that he was. The man spoke volumes of wisdom.

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With Harold Sr. and Harold Jr. in the house, a third male with the name is highly unlikey.

No doubt Harold Sr. would have loved the name.

Technically, Harold Jr. was not really a "Junior" as his middle name was James and not Hargreaves like Harold Sr. (who wasn't technically a "Senior" either)!

I clicked on it and it's all about the Liverpool Legends group. I knew she was involved with them but it appears to me the site isnt really about her, at least currently it's not.

I enjoyed seeing the footage. In one of the links, you see some partial home movies Lou took when George came to Benton in September of 1963.

Lou claims this Marty Scott dude is her "new" little brother and she is on intimate friendly terms with this man's family, even using parental appellations for this man's father and mother.

Methinks Lou has some loss issues....

Still, I enjoyed it and of all the Beatles to have had several full siblings; who was not raised in a single parent household due to death or a divorce; who was so well loved from the moment of his conception and who had his own fan club and the fan club president who wrote a book about same, I am glad it was George.

The website is nice, I liked it. I remember I discovered it when George's brother died in 2007. I send Lou a message about it and kindly replied it a few days later.

I really enjoyed visiting the site again

Cool you got an e-mail from Lou.

Silly as this may sound, I wish Lou would do a TV show and tell some cool stories about her brothers. She could show pictures from an album and tell stories about their growing up and tell some George stories about his trip to Benton and when she nursed George back to health in 1964 and the times the Beatles came to stay. So many people would love that! We'd gather round the telly and listen to her.

^Totally agree. It would be nice to have her in an interview in a TV show, it would be great and as you say, many would be happy to hear her.
She told some of her memories for the book collection "The Beatles Box" in George's book and is certainly interesting. I'll see if I can bring some of it here

Yeah, I have that set by Alan Clayson. I still think it would be so cool if Lou told some stories about all of them, the senior Harrisons included.

I love that story she told about George and the silver tea. That was just too funny!

Darn shame Lou's link doesn't still work.

I get a 'this domain is for sale' message now. What a pity.

Isn't it a pity

Louise will be at the Rye Town Hilton in Rye, New York for the Fest this year!