In Issue 11 ofTudor Places, we visit Peterborough Cathedral, the final resting place of Katharine of Aragon, and, briefly, that of Mary, Queen of Scots. We head north to explore the dwellings and fortifications of Border reiver country and we learn about Brooke House, one of the lesser-known houses of Henry VIII that was demolished in the 1950s. We discover the Copperplate Map of London in colour and we tour through Tudor Norfolk. Plus news, books and more....

Articles include

Peterborough Cathedral: A Phoenix in Stone and Glass

Border Reiver Country: A Land of Fortresses, Tower Houses and Bastles

The Copperplate Map: The Oldest Map of London, Now in Colour

The Lost Brooke House

King Henry VII Statue in Pembroke

In Conversation with Giles Keating

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