Imagine coming face to face with the extraordinary people who filled the court of King Henry VIII. Well we can! Thanks to the ...

The storied past of a bejeweled dagger long thought to have belonged Henry VIII is the subject of a new exhibition in London.

The king accused More of treason and ordered his execution in 1535. Now, St. Dunstan's hopes to conserve the Catholic saint's ...

Is this King Henry VIII’s dagger I see before me? Well, later this year it just might be, as a historic mystery about a lost ...

Khaberni -Tell me - Humans have mastered over centuries the art of subtly hinting at love in various implicit forms, highlighting the nature of our continuous pursuit of love, and the development of ...

According to the most accurate account of More’s last words, published shortly after his death, the great saint and statesman ...

Havering Country Park was once home to a palace gifted by King Henry VIII to three of his wives.

More, a Tudor lawyer to the English monarchy, was decapitated on Tower Hill on the orders of King Henry VIII after refusing to recognize the ax-happy monarch as the head of the Church of England ...

Although Henry tried to have all portraits of and references to Anne Boleyn destroyed after her execution, if you look up in the carved arches of Hampton’s Great Hall, you can still see the one ...

Celebrations are set to be held as a 'very important milestone' looms in Nuneaton's history. It is reported the town was granted a market charter around the year 1160 by Henry II, with a royal ...

Four centuries later, in 1538, King Henry VIII, then engaged in a similar church-state dispute, had the shrine completely destroyed.

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