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Tag Archives: Anne Boleyn
Guest Post and Giveaway!
By Michelle Diener Thank you again to Natalie for having me back as a guest blogger. I know Natalie’s particular interest is Anne Boleyn, and while Anne plays an off-stage role in my Tudor-set Susanna Horenbout and John Parker series … Continue reading
Sir James Boleyn
Background – the Boleyns Today the Boleyns are usually associated with Hever Castle in Kent but they were in fact a Norfolk family firmly established at Blickling. They traced their origins to Geoffrey Boleyn of Salle and Alice, daughter of … Continue reading
Calling Anne Boleyn Fans Based in London!
I am posting this message on behalf of Charli Burden, a broadcast journalist based in London who is making a television documentary about Anne Boleyn’s status as a modern day heroine. Charli is looking for people to interview so please … Continue reading
Walking the Route of Anne Boleyn’s Coronation Procession
I am so excited to share today’s guest post by Zoe Bramley from London History Walks. Zoe has written a guide intended to help you retrace Anne Boleyn’s progress through the City of London. Walking the same streets that Anne … Continue reading
Miniature Whistle Pendant and Anne Boleyn
By family tradition, Henry VIII’s first gift to Anne Boleyn was a gold and enamel ‘pendant in the form of a pistol, chased with scrolling foliage’ (Starkey, 1991, p. 115). A snake is entwined around the barrel and it contains … Continue reading
Posted in Anne Boleyn, Henry VIII, Tudor Trail and Treasures
Tagged Anne Boleyn, Anne Boleyn artefacts, Anne Boleyn scaffold gifts, Anne Boleyn traditions, Anne Boleyn's scaffold speech, Captain Gwyn, Henry VIII's first gift to Anne Boleyn, Miniature whistle pendant, Sir Nicholas Bacon, Tudor jewellery
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Boleyn Festival Blickling & Queen Katherine Parr Quincentenary
What a great year for Tudor enthusiasts living in England! The Boleyn Blickling Festival will run from the 17th-20th May 2012 and promises to be ‘a feast of all things Anne Boleyn’. Historians, novelists, costumiers and musicians will all come … Continue reading
