
Sir Thomas Wyatt, Geoffrey Chaucer and Charles, Duke of Orléans
Medieval and Tudor Poets at the Tower
Discover the hidden corners of royal history – the monarchs who ruled, the people who served them and the secrets of the palaces that witnessed it all.
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Medieval and Tudor Poets at the Tower

Head of Historic Buildings Daniel Jackson looks at one of Wren’s most famous and problematic projects: the remodelling of Hampton Court Palace.

It is often said that parents need eyes on the back of their head but Mary, Marchioness of Downshire, had them on her wrist – seven of them to be precise.

Gold lamé damask gown worn by the Hon. Ursula Mary Lawley, with tiara and shoes

The Queen, her biographer and 'not one word of truth.'

'She is in great danger'

What archaeology can tell us about Hampton Court's early Tudor history

Life, death and worship in the Tower of London, Part II

Tracy Borman, Chief Historian at Historic Royal Palaces, takes a look at the lesser known story and life of Katherine Grey, who like her sister was imprisoned at the Tower of London.

'He threw me away as an orange that would yield no juice'