Jedburgh and the Mysterious Near-Death of Mary, Queen of Scots
For a fleeting period of time, in the autumn of 1566, those standing around the bed of Mary, Queen of…
For a fleeting period of time, in the autumn of 1566, those standing around the bed of Mary, Queen of…
This month, The Tudor Travel Show podcast celebrates the life of Mary Queen of Scots. We will be delving into…
What are your favourite Tudor locations associated with Anne Boleyn? Where do you dream of visiting? Hever Castle? Well, of…
As I continue my travels on the road this month, I wanted to share with you what went on behind…
Stirling Castle was one of Scotland’s premier strongholds during the medieval period. It was also a place with a particularly…
Thomas Cromwell is one of the most interesting, complex and reviled characters in Tudor history, mainly on account of his…
Gainsborough Old Hall, in Lincolnshire, has been described by the renowned architectural historian, Anthony Emery, as the most complete courtier…
Think you know the story of Hever Castle? Well, maybe think again! Many of us will know its principal claim…
The subject of this month’s Tudor Travel Show: Extra is the re-attribution of a ‘Portrait of an Unknown Lady’, now…
Following Anne Boleyn’s coronation procession, on Whitsunday, 1 June 1533, my Lady Marquess of Pembroke was finally crowned Queen of…