Category Archives: Major players of Tudor England
Mary Rose: The Princess and The Ship
Today’s post is a fascinating article by Katherine Marcella about the Mary Rose and its connection to Henry VIII’s sister, Mary. I love having such talented readers who are willing to share their interests and expertise with us all. Thank … Continue reading
Anne Boleyn to Cardinal Wolsey
This is the fourth of a series of letters that I will be publishing written by Anne Boleyn to Cardinal Wolsey between 1528-1529. Read all the letters here. Anne Boleyn to Cardinal Wolsey c. 1529 My Lord, After my most … Continue reading
Tudor Talk – Meet ‘Elizabeth Tudor’
As you may be already aware, this year I added a new section to the site called ‘Tudor Talk’ where I share my interviews with people who are experts in various fields of Tudor history and/or who on a daily … Continue reading
A visit to Haddon Hall & Hardwick Hall
Today’s post is a guest article by On the Tudor Trail reader Debbie Fenton. Debbie recently visited two gems – Haddon Hall and Hardwick Hall in Derbyshire and was kind enough to share some information about her trip with us. … Continue reading
Thomas Boleyn’s Brass at Penshurst Church
After my initial post about ‘The Other Boleyn Boy’, that you can read here, one of my very generous readers, Gilly, offered to travel to Saint John the Baptist Penshurst to take some photos of the brass and try to … Continue reading
Lady Jane Grey
I have just published a wonderful guest article by author Ella March Chase. The article entitled ‘I Look For Light After Darkness’ is the story of Lady Jane Grey, England’s nine days queen. Ella March’s new book ‘Three Maids for … Continue reading
