Anne Boleyn

St. Edward’s Crown is the official crown used for the coronation of English/British/Commonwealth monarchs. The cross was crafted in 1661 for the coronation of Charles II (the ancient and original …

Henry VIII's and Anne Boleyn's wedding

Hever Castle, Kent, Castle and grounds

A Coronation Book for Queen Anne Boleyn The coronation book on this web site is a transcription done by hand of Wynkin de Worde’s pamphlet. The book (measuring 4” x 5”) was done on calfskin vellum with illustrations and miniature portraits in watercolor. Gold leaf was applied throughout.-Read online!

The ceiling of Anne Boleyn's Gateway, Hampton Court Palace. The beautiful ceiling of Anne Boleyn's Gateway.

Ceiling, Anne Boleyn's Gateway | Note the 'HA' (Henry Tudor/… | Flickr - Photo Sharing!

Hever Castle

The only surviving piece of Anne Boleyn's enormous and very valuable collection of gold and silver plate. This simple silver gilt cup - topped with her falcon emblem - is now at a church in Gloucestershire.

Fans of Tudor History should visit Hever Castle and Gardens in the English County of Kent. It's where Anne Boleyn's tragic role in English history began.

Discover the ancient castle at Hever in Kent and wander in the footsteps of Royalty. Stroll the incredible Italian Gardens and get lost in the Yew Maze. It’s all in a day’s fun.

Anne Boleyn Portraits – Which is the True Face of Anne Boleyn?

Hever Castle, Home of Anne Boleyn - Explored!! | Flickr - Photo Sharing!

HA at Hampton Court by That Boleyn Girl, via Flickr

Anne Boleyn room at hever castle | Hever Castle Anne Boleyn | Flickr - Photo Sharing!

Is this Anne Boleyn at age 14, stopping off at home on her way to serve Princess Mary Tudor as queen of France, and showing off her French finery? Or is this another version of the "French Hood" pattern portrait? Or is it an overpainted original or an overpainted portrait of someone else entirely? Whatever the answer is, it's about the most exciting thing to happen in the field of Anne Boleyn in a good while.