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Tag Archives: Anne Boleyn place
New Anne Boleyn Location!
It has been some time since I have added a new Anne Boleyn location to our already long list and so it gives me great pleasure to announce location number 31 – Winchester Cathedral. Not only is it one of … Continue reading
Ewelme Manor joins our list of Anne Boleyn places!
When I posted my first few Anne Boleyn places in August 2009, I never imagined that there existed so many locations that Anne had visited that we can still see today. I continue to be amazed by the ancient treasures, … Continue reading
Little Sodbury Manor hosts King Henry VIII & Anne Boleyn
During their 1535 summer progress, King Henry VIII and Queen Anne Boleyn stayed at Little Sodbury. The manor, originally built in the 15th century, was the home of Sir John Walsh and his wife. The Walshes had employed William Tyndale … Continue reading
New Anne Boleyn Place- St. James’ Palace!
I get very excited when I add another stop On the Tudor Trail! Our 27th Anne Boleyn place is St. James’ Palace. Henry VIII built the Palace between 1531 and 1536 on the site of the Hospital of St. James, … Continue reading
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
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
