Six Wives explorer series | The heritage spaces linked to the Tudor queens
What is the most significant place associated with each of Henry VIII's six wives? Six Tudor historians make the case for six British heritage sites in these bite-sized shorts to accompany our video series Henry VIII’s six wives: Secrets of the Tudor queens
Published: May 1, 2023 at 8:10 PM
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In this six-part miniseries, leading Tudor historians reveal six iconic heritage spaces in the UK connected to each of Henry VIII’s queens.
Once you've watched these, peel back the myths surrounding the six queens in our video series Henry VIII’s six wives: Secrets of the Tudor queens or delve into the full tale of King Henry VIII’s six wives – a story of political crisis and personal tragedy, sacrifice and survival, sex and death, scandal, love and betrayal – in our podcast series Six Wives.
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MembershipvideoPeterborough Cathedral: Catherine of Aragon’s final resting place. This is a premium piece of content available to subscribed users.
Dr Nicola Clark explains why Peterborough Castle is a place of pilgrimage for Catherine of Aragon fans…
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Dr Owen Emmerson reveals why the Tower of London was the place of Anne’s crowning glory – as well as her deadly downfall…
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MembershipvideoHampton Court Palace: Jane Seymour’s final home. This is a premium piece of content available to subscribed users.
Dr Nicola Tallis explores Jane Seymour’s tragic connections to Hampton Court Palace…
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MembershipvideoDeal Castle: Anne of Cleves’ first taste of England. This is a premium piece of content available to subscribed users.
Dr Elizabeth Norton shares how Anne of Cleves’ visit to Deal Castle in Kent was a crucial step in her journey to becoming an English queen…
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MembershipvideoPontefract Castle: the beginning of Catherine Howard’s downfall. This is a premium piece of content available to subscribed users.
Kate McCaffrey explains how Catherine Howard’s 12-day stay at Pontefract Castle marked the beginning of the end for her queenship – and her life…
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MembershipvideoSnape Castle: Katherine Parr’s prison. This is a premium piece of content available to subscribed users.
Dr Estelle Paranque reveals why Katherine Parr’s idyllic family home was transformed into her hated prison…
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