A few of these stories were actually from over a week ago, but just now made it into the round-up!<\/p>\n
* Greys Court ‘hidden’ buildings revealed by heatwave<\/a> – The heatwave has revealed the site of former buildings at a 16th-Century mansion in Oxfordshire through severely parched areas of grass.<\/i><\/p>\n * Woking Palace fire started by arsonist<\/a> – This is the third time the palace remains have been attacked by arson in two years.<\/p>\n * Assessment of Two Portraits Identified as Lady Jane Grey Dudley in the Collection at Syon House<\/a> – From Dr. Stephan Edwards. An interesting read!<\/p>\n * The Mary Tudor Pearl will be unveiled to the public for the first time at Masterpiece London 2013<\/a><\/p>\n * The King’s Lost Bed on BBC4’s “Secret Knowledge” program<\/a> – Historian and broadcaster Jonathan Foyle believes he has uncovered a remarkable piece of furniture – the marriage bed of Henry VII and Elizabeth of York.<\/i><\/p>\n And related to the above link:<\/p>\n * Henry VII bed to go on display at Auckland Castle<\/a><\/p>\n And finally – <\/p>\n * Video of the Mary Queen of Scots exhibition at the National Museum of Scotland<\/a>, from The Scotsman<\/a>. (If the embedded video doesn’t work, here’s the link<\/a>)<\/p>\n