Tag Archives: Arbella Stuart

My visit to Hardwick Hall

Posted on 1st September 2015 by Tamise

I first became became aware of Arbella Stuart through her connection to the Grey family. However, Arbella turned out to be fascinating in her own right and ever since I read ‘Arbella: England’s Lost Queen’ by Sarah Gristwood, I have … Continue reading →

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Imagined Lives: Portraits of Unknown People at the NPG

Posted on 11th June 2012 by Tamise

I visited this display at the National Portrait Gallery 2 weeks ago. ‘This display looks in detail at fourteen portraits of people whose identities are uncertain. Dating from the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, these portraits were once thought to depict … Continue reading →

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Bess of Hardwick News

Posted on 20th April 2011 by Tamise

Tudor History Blog’s Sunday short takes, mentions a display of Bess of Hardwick’s letters at Hardwick Hall. Tudor History Blog Tudor Book Blog also has details about the exhibition. Tudor Book Blog Hope Walker of Hans Eworth and the London … Continue reading →

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On The Tudor Trail – Exclusive Interview with Sarah Gristwood

Posted on 20th April 2011 by Tamise

On The Tudor Trail has an interview with Sarah Gristwood (author of ‘Arbella: England’s Lost Queen’ and ‘Elizabeth and Leicester’). On The Tudor Trail – Interview with Sarah Gristwood

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‘Monarchs Who Never Were’ Series at the Anne Boleyn Files – Updated 31/03

Posted on 24th March 2011 by Tamise

A series of articles entitled ‘Monarchs Who Never Were – Hauntings at the Tower of London’ by Nancy Smith have been posted by Claire at ‘The Anne Boleyn Files.’ Monarchs Who Never Were – Hauntings at the Tower of London … Continue reading →

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