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Day of Graves2 comments

kristineskis wrote 2 days ago: The day began with a pseudo-solo trip into London (barely) and I wandered from Waterloo to Westminst … more →

Tags: Ireland and England 2013, bloody mary, British Museum, England, famous grave, Grave, Henry VIII, London, Mary Queen of Scots

The new 16thc costumes from paintings items,Mary Tudor and Eleanor of Toledo

hathawaysofhaworth wrote 5 days ago: I have finished two long time wish list gowns . One is based on a portrait of Mary Tudor ,It’s … more →

Tags: 16thc/17thc, 16th century queens, eleanor of toledo, Hathaways of Haworth, Lynn, Lynn Cunliffe, tudor costumes

Eltham Palace

erinlawless wrote 2 weeks ago: As originally hosted here, at The Tudor Cafe. Eltham Palace, in Greenwich, South East London, was th … more →

Tags: Blog 2, History, 16th Century, Elizabeth I, Edward III, Edward II, anne boleyn, Joan of Kent, 15th century

My bathroom is haunted

proxycore wrote 3 weeks ago: Why did I just take a break from studying to write a TL;DR post about studying? This is proof that t … more →

Tags: Thought Journal, ghost, Attack, Horror, Story, bloody mary, Mirrors, Yeti Microphone, humour

Long Live The Tudors!

Diary of a Chocaholic wrote 1 month ago: Well yes, my title is a bold statement. Then again, the Tudor dynasty is one that has remained on ev … more →

Tags: Books, Life, Movies/TV, anne boleyn, Anne of Cleves, Catherine Howard, Catherine Parr, Elizabeth, Henry VIII

La Peregrina - the Pilgrim

embla13 wrote 1 month ago: La Peregrina is one of the most famous and important pearls in the world, with a history that spans … more →

Tags: Pearls and Stones, Elizabeth Taylor, England, France, La Peregrina, Pearl, Pearls, Richard Burton, Spain

Bloody Mary

nathand200 wrote 1 month ago: Bloody Mary What is the Legend? You must go into a bathroom and look into the mirror with the lights … more →

Tags: Recent Posts, Killing, History, Blood+, bloody, bloody mary, Evil, frightening, king henry

URGENT change to lecture - Mary I2 comments

Jenni Hyde wrote 1 month ago: Queen Mary I (Photo credit: Wikipedia) In another change to the April lecture, it will now be given … more →

Tags: Bolton Branch Activities, Lectures, News, Ballads, Bolton, Catholic, ebba, EEBO, Glyn Redworth

Heroic Hunk in History: Thomas Wyatt the Younger

Rita Bay wrote 2 months ago: After the Wyatt Rebellion in 1554, Princess Elizabeth Tudor was imprisoned in The Bell Tower at The … more →

Tags: Heroic Hunks in History, Thomas Wyatt, Tower of London, Ekuzabeth Tudor, Wyatt Rebellion

Legal Succession: The Children of Henry VII

billfoley63 wrote 2 months ago: With Henry VII on the throne and married to Elizabeth of York the dynastic struggle between the bran … more →

Tags: king of Scots, King Richard III of England, Henry VII of England, Edward III of England, James V, Matthew Stewart, 4th Earl of Lennox, King Fernando II-V of Aragaon, Queen Isabel I of Castile

Composer Biography: Thomas Tallis (c1505-1585)1 comment

Melanie Spiller wrote 2 months ago: Thomas Tallis is considered one of the most important English composers—in truth, he’s probably one … more →

Tags: Music, music history, Music: Composer Biography, music. baroque, music renaissance, Music: British, Thomas Tallis, Henry VIII, Chapel Royal

Of Royal Dukes and Non-Royal Dukes

anastaciacat wrote 2 months ago:   The English duke is the highest title one can have in the British aristocracy. He outranks marques … more →

Tags: Duke, royal duke, Consuelo Vanderbilt, Lillian Hammersley, May Goelet, Helena Zimmerman

THE RENAISSANCE (1485-1625) Part I

blogletteraturacapuana wrote 2 months ago: THE TUDOR DYNASTY Before discussing the rise of the Tudor dynasty it is necessary to step back and a … more →

Tags: Home, 3rd year class, History, 3rd year class, The Treaty of Troyes, Henry V, Henry VI, catherine of valois, Charles VI of France

Meaning of Tudor Names19 comments

tudorblogger wrote 3 months ago: Anne Anne Boleyn, Anne of Cleves French form of ‘Anna’. ‘Anna’ is a form of Channah used in Greek an … more →

Tags: anne boleyn, Anne of Cleves, edward vi, Elizabeth I, Henry VII, Henry VIII, Jane Seymour, Katherine Howard, Katherine of Aragon

Mary I, Birthdays, and New Faces2 comments

Libby wrote 3 months ago: Today in 1516, Henry VIII’s wife Catherine of Aragon gave birth to a girl who would become Mar … more →

Tags: tudor history, royal history, Henry VIII, The Tudors, Mary I, Tudor history, Francis Hackett, Tudor Mystery, ashmolean museum

So, today is an interesting day in Tudor history:-

tudorblogger wrote 3 months ago: * Henry VII was born in 1457 and was the first monarch of the House of Tudor. He had 4 children … more →

Tags: edward vi, Henry VII, Henry VIII, Arthur Tudor, Births, Deaths, Margaret Tudor, Succession

Bloody Mary

jasmineamber22 wrote 4 months ago: Bloody Mary The Queen known as Bloody Mary, Mary Tudor, was the only child of Henry VIII and Catheri … more →

Tags: History, Henry VIII, Tudors

Spain1 comment

suziq322 wrote 6 months ago: So here’s another “not top 10 but definitely close” country. I love Spain. But bef … more →

Tags: Travel, Spain, isabella and ferdinand, Christopher Columbus, sunflowers, catherine of aragon

Henry VIII 2 comments

billfoley63 wrote 7 months ago: I am in a Tudor mood. So for the next few Wednesdays I will be reviewing Tudor related movies. The m … more →

Tags: From the Emperor's Desk, anne boleyn, Elizabeth I of England, Emily Blunt, Helena Bonham-Carter, King Henry VIII of England, Ray Winstone, the six wives of henry VIII, tudor


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