After scouring the continent, one name rose to the top of the list: Anne of Cleves, a 24-year-old from Germany whose Protestant family seemed like good allies to have in England’s corner.

When Anne of Cleves was set free from her marriage to Henry VIII, she was gifted Wings. Wings Place, that is, a timber-framed Tudor house about 60 miles south of London in Sussex in the U.K ...

A home that once belonged to Anne of Cleves, the fourth of King Henry VIII's six wives, is now listed on the market by the real estate group Jackson-Stops Mid Sussex with an asking price of about ...

In the saga of King Henry VIII, Anne of Cleves holds her secrets tight. She gave him no children, they were married for barely half a year, and most surprising of all, she survived.

Anne Boleyn: Married 1533 executed for treason 1536, one child, Elizabeth Jane Seymour: Married 1536, died 1537, one child, Edward Anne of Cleves: Married 1540, divorced 1540, no children ...

A Grade II moated manor house in a village near Stowmarket once owned by Anne of Cleeves is up for sale at a guide price of £1.95 million.

Cromwell brings Anne of Cleves to England to be Henry’s new wife. Cromwell brings Anne of Cleves to England to be Henry’s new wife. With France and the Holy Roman Emperor together threatening ...

A home that once belonged to Anne of Cleves, the fourth of King Henry VIII's six wives, is now listed on the market by the real estate group Jackson-Stops Mid Sussex with an asking price of about ...