The Chapel Royal of St. Peter ad Vincula at The Tower of London. Photo May 2003.
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Statue of Henry VIII at outside the Mary Rose Museum at the Portsmouth Historic Dockyard. Photo June 2000.
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Holy Trinity Church in Stratford-upon-Avon. Photo May 1998.
The Friends of Shakespeare’s Church are still raising money to do important restoration work. Click through to their website to learn more and see how you can help.
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The view of the stage of Shakespeare’s Globe from my seat. Photo June 2000.
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Wax figure of Elizabeth I. Photo June 2000.
This was one of the figures at Brading – The Experience, a waxworks museum on the Isle of Wight that I was sad to learn closed down last year. The building they occupied was said to be the oldest house on the island and was owned by Henry VIII from 1539-1546. It was a really neat building so I hope that it will be repurposed and still accessible.
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St. George’s Chapel, Windsor Castle. Photo May 1998.
Construction of St. George’s Chapel began in the reign of Edward IV and was completed in the reign of Henry VIII (and both kings are buried there). Henry VIII of course lies alongside Jane Seymour, and his longtime friend Charles Brandon, Duke of Suffolk is also interred in the chapel.
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Interior of the Great Hall of the Old Palace of Hatfield House. Photo May 1998.
This is the hall where they do the Renaissance Banquets. At other times there is a little inset bay that is open for you to peek into the Great Hall, which is how I got this picture.




















