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MARY, QUEEN OF SCOTS GOALER
ELIZABETH I’S FINAL ARCHBISHOP
QUEEN OF ENGLAND
KING AND QUEEN OF ENGLAND
ELDEST SON OF HENRY VII
FATHER OF HENRY VII
FOUGHT AT THE BATTLE OF BOSWORTH AND POSSIBLY RESPONSIBLE FOR SLAYING RICHARD III
MAJOR OF TENBY. HELPED JASPER AND HENRY TUDOR ESCAPE TO BRITTANY IN 1471
SIXTH QUEEN CONSORT OF HENRY VIII
ELIZABETH I’S FAVOURITE
ELDER BROTHER OF ROBERT DUDLEY
COURTIER AND DIPLOMAT
KING OF ENGLAND
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A Long Weekend In The Tudor Welsh Marches
In this guide, we travel north to south through an area once known as ‘The Welsh Marches’. This was the border area between England and Wales, comprising the counties of Cheshire, Shropshire, Herefordshire, Worcestershire and Gloucestershire. It was infamous for its lawlessness and, in the sixteenth century, still ruled over by powerful Marcher Lords on behalf of the English Crown.Â
The House That Time Forgot: Exploring Haddon Hall
This show notes page accompanies my on-location visit to Haddon Hall in Derbyshire. Left untouched for nearly 200 years, Haddon escaped the architectural and decorative changes of later periods, making it an extraordinary time capsule.
Wolveton Gatehouse
Discover Wolveton Gatehouse in Dorset. Once a grand entrance to the now-lost Wolveton House, this stunning structure is available to let as historic holiday accommodation.