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An Ominous Sign
On 23 April 1536, the annual meeting of the Order of the Garter took place at Greenwich attended by the King and many Lords. It was expected that George Boleyn would be preferred but instead Henry chose Sir Nicholas Carew, … Continue reading
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A Review of A Visitor’s Companion to Tudor England
When I first interviewed Suzannah Lipscomb in early 2011, she was immersed in researching and writing A Visitor’s Companion to Tudor England. Whilst talking to Suzannah about her book, I discovered that we share something in common – a love … Continue reading
Boleyn Home in Norwich
When you hear the words, ‘Boleyn family home’ it’s difficult not to immediately picture Hever Castle, a fairytale castle in the beautiful Kent countryside that has long been thought of as Anne Boleyn’s birthplace. The home is, as Eric Ives … Continue reading
Chapuys Bows to Queen Anne Boleyn
On April 18, 1536 Chapuys met with Henry VIII at Greenwich. On arrival, George Boleyn welcomed the ambassador and Cromwell presented Chapuys with a message from Henry, inviting him to visit Anne and kiss her hand. The ambassador could not … Continue reading
Museum of The Order of St John
Discover a hidden jewel in the City of London Several friends have recommended a visit to the Museum of The Order of St John. Here is some background information: ‘The Museum tells the story of the Order of St John, … Continue reading
Sheffield Manor Lodge
A guest post about Sheffield Manor Lodge by On the Tudor Trail reader, Keeleigh Hodgson. Enjoy! To be absolutely honest I never thought I would write a piece about this location. It was simply by chance that I stumbled upon … Continue reading
