The Old Palace at Hatfield. This glorious red-brick, Tudor building was once part of the Old Palace at Hatfield, childhood home to a young Elizabeth I and the cradle of the Elizabethan age. Although only one range survives, Hatfield makes for a wonderful place to visit. We will put this location under the spotlight in our Visiting Tudor Britain room on Clubhouse today. If you want to join us to get more information about the house and top tips for visiting, please do be sure to join the Tudor History Club on Clubhouse and come along at 4 pm BST Today to join in. If you do not yet have an invite, make sure you join my subscriber list via the blog homepage (Link in bio). I will be sending out an invite for 100 people to join on a first come first served basis. Entry to Clubhouse is currently by invite only and only available to iPhone. #hatfieldhouse #thetudortravelguide #clubhouse
When Anne Boleyn was brought to the Tower in May 1536, she was not cast into a dungeon, as she had feared, but was brought to the royal lodgings at the Tower. Sadly, these buildings have been long lost, but they once surrounded an irregular inner courtyard in the inner bailey of the Tower, roughly around where the green is today, south of the White Tower. #anneboleyn #thetoweroflondon #thetudortravelguide
