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Category Archives: Tudor Trail and Treasures
New Anne Boleyn Place! Chateau de Amboise
Following in the footsteps of Anne Boleyn has taken us to many picturesque locations that are steeped in history and number 24 on the list is no exception! We return to the Loire Valley in France to a palace perched … Continue reading
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Submit your Tudor Questions
I have just added a new section to the site called Q & A where I hope to answer many frequently asked questions about Anne Boleyn, the Tudor Monarchs and Life in Tudor England and hopefully help clarify some common misconceptions … Continue reading
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Another Anne Boleyn Place- Palace at Mechelen
To retrace the steps of Anne Boleyn we have journeyed to many castles, stately homes, chapels and buildings in England but today we venture across the English Channel to modern day Belgium and what was once Margaret of Austria’s Palace … Continue reading
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Another Anne Boleyn place joins the list
The addition of the 22nd Anne Boleyn place to our ever growing list is very exciting especially because it’s the first place to take us across the English Channel to the lush countryside of the Loire Valley in France. The … Continue reading
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Historic and haunted Tudor house celebrates 500th birthday
I have just finished reading an interesting article about Paycocke’s house in Coggeshall. The home dates back to 1510 and was built by Thomas Paycocke as a testament to his growing wealth generated by the wool and cloth trade in … Continue reading
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Stone Castle plays host to Anne Boleyn
With the addition of the beautiful Stone Castle to our ever growing list of Anne Boleyn places we have now reached a record 21 locations that you can visit with a connection to Anne. Follow in her footsteps and walk … Continue reading
It looks like something straight out of a fairytale!!
It is absolutely stunning! I’ve added it to my list of ‘must-sees’ that is growing daily.