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“Lastly, I make this vow, that mine eyes desire you above all things.
Katharine the Quene.”
by Katherine of Aragon. The last line of her final letter to her husband, King Henry VIII, from her death bed in January 1536.-
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- George Boleyn by Nancy Bilyeau
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- New Tudor Books
- A review of ‘At the Mercy of the Queen’ by Anne Barnhill
- Catherine of Aragon’s Funeral
- Miniature Whistle Pendant and Anne Boleyn
- Anne Boleyn’s Letter to Stephen Gardiner
- Boleyn Festival Blickling & Queen Katherine Parr Quincentenary
- Anne Boleyn’s Final Miscarriage
Category Archives: Historical Hauntings
Hampton Court’s Haunted Gallery
One of my readers recently shared with me something strange that happened to her on a visit to Hampton Court Palace in 2009. My job is not to judge the experiences but simply to share them with you. Hampton Court’s … Continue reading
Anne Boleyn’s Christmas Ghost
In my series of posts about Tudor hauntings published earlier this year I wrote about the ghosts of Henry VIII’s six queens, including Henry’s second wife, Anne Boleyn. Anne’s ghost is by far the most prolific with sightings reported in … Continue reading
Tudor ghosts caught on film
Over the years there have been several cases of people claiming to have caught a Tudor ghost on film. With Halloween fast approaching, I thought it was a good time to post all the available footage and photographs here for … Continue reading
The Ghosts of Henry VIII’s Queens
It is my opinion that hidden in the fabric of ancient walls and floors remains an imprint of its previous inhabitants and events that echoed in that space. The more emotionally charged the event, the clearer an imprint that resonates … Continue reading
The Ghost of Jane Seymour
I have just completed my third post in the series on Tudor hauntings where I have been focusing on the myths and stories surrounding the ghosts of the six wives of Henry VIII. This time I’ve chosen the ghost of … Continue reading
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