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Tag Archives: Tudor Time Traveller
Queen Elizabeth’s Hunting Lodge
Queen Elizabeth’s Hunting Lodge in the historic woodland of Epping Forest is a hidden Tudor gem. It was built for Henry VIII in 1543 and was originally known as the Great Standing. It was constructed essentially as an open sided … Continue reading
Tudor Time Traveller- Haworth Old Hall
If you are ever in Haworth visiting The Bronte Parsonage Museum you should pop into Haworth Old Hall for a drink or dinner. The Old Hall is one of the oldest buildings in the village dating back to 1580. According … Continue reading
The Tudor Time Traveller- Hever Castle
This week’s Tudor Time Traveller location is Hever Castle. On my recent trip to England, like any loyal Anne Boleyn fan, I could not wait to visit Hever Castle. I spent weeks dreaming about the moment when I would finally … Continue reading
The Tudor Time Traveller
The Tudor Time Traveller has arrived at On the Tudor Trail. Each Friday I will showcase a new ‘Tudor photograph’ and tell its story and history. Many of the photos will be from my own private collection taken on my … Continue reading
