I’m not sure how common it was in the sixteenth century to request specific body parts be buried apart from the body whole; this legend sounds both a romantic fable as well as truth being stranger than fiction. A common sense question would be how and when Anne Boleyn’s heart left her body to catch the train to Shotley.
i believe that history on anne boleyn go back further
I’m not sure how common it was in the sixteenth century to request specific body parts be buried apart from the body whole; this legend sounds both a romantic fable as well as truth being stranger than fiction. A common sense question would be how and when Anne Boleyn’s heart left her body to catch the train to Shotley.
Surely she would have caught the trian to Parkeston Quay and travelled from ther
I believe the gatehouse was in character with the building, if not before so, in fact the style reminds me of the Wolsey gate near Ipswich docks.