Tudor Places
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Tudor Places is an independent magazine exploring the sites and buildings of the Tudor world and their stories, past and present. @[email protected]
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Issue 15 is here! It’s time to snuggle down with this wonderful new issue, which is packed with all the usual Tudor content that you love. Check out what's inside Issue 15...
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RT @YorksVernacular: For #Woodensday, a simple and suitably vernacular wooden mullion window in a roadside barn in Hooton Pagnell, South Yo…
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RT @hbap1924: Join us on Wed, 12 Feb 2025, for an online talk with Lucy Pitman, Co-Chair of Walled Kitchen Garden Network. Lucy will explo…
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In Issue 15, Julian Humphrys delves into the history of this important County Durham castle and examines its role in two Tudor rebellions.
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RT @HallHarvington: A warm glow filled the priest’s room this afternoon as the sun began to set. A moment of pure peace, where time seemed…
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RT @HistoricEngland: The unique mid-16th century manor house at Crow’s Hall, Stowmarket, is surrounded by a moat and entered by a brick bri…
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RT @jpwarchaeology: I'll be speaking at this amazing folklore / archaeology shindig in Cardiff this coming April. Pleased to have been aske…
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RT @NathenAmin: Tonight I feature on a brand new show called Battlefield Healers with @omid9, focused around the Battle of Bosworth. It air…
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RT @jpwarchaeology: Coming to a screen near you in just 5 weeks time - One Man Conference: Discovering Ancient Houses. This 12 hour online…
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RT @jpwarchaeology: Heading to London next week to go In Search of Britain's Oldest Pubs for the Royal Archaeological Institute. The talk's…
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RT @rachel_delman: Proud to have been involved in setting up this @OOCDTP collaborative doctoral award between @OxfordHistory and @Charterh…
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RT @jpwarchaeology: Candlemas, 2 Feb, a day when folk processed around churches holding candles that were then stacked before an image of M…
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and to produce the first academic study of women’s historical relationships to this unique living heritage site. You can read more about this project in Issue 15.
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RT @MaryRoseMuseum: #OnThisDay, 29th January 1510, a royal warrant was issued, in which payment of £700 was made for "two new ships to be m…
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