Cowdray House & the Sinister Curse of Fire and Water
Every now and again, a tragedy befalls a Tudor house that is so catastrophic that the sorry tale makes you…
Every now and again, a tragedy befalls a Tudor house that is so catastrophic that the sorry tale makes you…
Now part of the Nottinghamshire countryside, the Battle of Stoke Field was witness to the final major conflict in the…
On 15 January 1535, King Henry VIII was proclaimed Supreme Head of the Church of England. In a bid to…
The subject of today’s blog is a place that I would bet very few Tudor history fans know about. Yet,…
I am delighted to be hosting a stop on Sylvia Barbara Soberton’s virtual book tour for her new book The…
Recently, I visited Blenheim Park in North Oxfordshire; the site of the once magnificent Woodstock Manor, the most ancient, royal…
Please note: THIS BLOG CONTAINS ADULT CONTENT AND EXPLICIT SEXUAL REFERENCES I have long been fascinated by Tudor dress, from…
Welcome back to The Tudor History & Travel Show. In this episode, I visit the Mary Rose Museum in Portsmouth for…
This post contains some affiliate links Confession time: I am not a fan of the Stuart monarchy. In fact, if…
Welcome back to the Tudor History & Travel Show: Travel Essentials! The final episode in the 2021 series of Travel Essentials,…