Claire | March 11, 2014
It’s wonderful to visit historic places linked to Anne Boleyn, but I know from experience that there’s nothing quite like actually staying in one and it is possible to do. Here are my top three picks for accommodation linked to Anne Boleyn. Have you stayed in one? Do share your experience in the comments section […]
Claire | December 6, 2013
Hello, everyone! Thanks a bunch to Claire at The Anne Boleyn Files for allowing me this cozy guest spot. I know that, usually, guest posts are primarily to promote the author/book being featured. I’d like to spin one this in a slightly different direction: Because Christmas is on its way, I’m in a sharing mood! […]
Claire | September 11, 2013
In the Footsteps of Anne Boleyn is a new non-fiction book written by Natalie Grueninger, who many of you will know from her blog “On the Tudor Trail”, and Sarah Morris, author of the novel “Le Temps Viendra”. I have known Natalie and Sarah for a few years now and have been following their progress […]
Claire | May 23, 2013
As many of you know, I spent last weekend in London so that I could visit the Tower on 19th May and also see the play Fallen In Love: The Secret Heart of Anne Boleyn. As part of my weekend away, I visited Westminster Abbey on Saturday. I hadn’t been since I was a child, […]
Claire | January 26, 2012
We have surplus stock of our Tudor Places 2012 Wall Calendar left so we’ve just slashed the price to $5.99 for two calendars so that Daniela can have her office back! This calendar is a wonderful celebration of some of the best buildings linked to Tudor history which still exist today. Consisting of photos taken […]
Claire | April 13, 2011
Just a quick reminder that the closing date for our Calendar Competition is the 15th April 2011, this Friday, at midnight, so please do submit your entries. You can find out all the details and upload your photo at Calendar Competition 2011 or you can email them to me at claire@theanneboleynfiles.com Don’t miss out on […]
Claire | March 31, 2011
Today we have the final part of Nancy Smith’s series on ghosts who are said to haunt the Tower of London. Monarchs Who Never Were – Hauntings at the Tower of London Part 4 by Nancy Smith I will close with the story of Henry VI, one of England’s most tragic monarchs. Henry’s story is […]
Claire | March 14, 2011
At the end of Nasim’s article on David Starkey’s talk about Acton Court and Henry VIII and Anne Boleyn’s visit there in 1535, I wrote about how Acton Court is at risk due to heavy traffic using the road which runs just three feet away from the property and its gates, but I wanted to […]
