In Issue 2 of Tudor Places, we follow in the footsteps of the Cornish rebels as they march on London, explore Henry VIII's sumptuous privy lodgings in the Bayne Tower at Hampton Court Palace, and learn about the magnificent lost palace of Nonsuch.

We look at the rivalry, reform and renaissance which propelled Wells Cathedral to pre-eminent status over its neighbours at Glastonbury and Bath, and there's a detailed look at how the Reformation changed the very fabric of English parish churches, with the outcome still visible in those churches that you can visit today.

There's an itinerary and suggestions for Tudor places to visit in North Yorkshire, plus news, book listings and more...

In our regular feature, A Trip to Tudor….., Sarah Morris, the Tudor Travel Guide, takes us to Suffolk and its wealth of Tudor places to visit, eat at and stay in – perfect for those planning a weekend, or longer, away. In Living at Old Hall, Brigitte Webster tells us how she, and her husband, Tom, came to be living in their Tudor manor house in rural Norfolk, and in Last Place, Alison Weir reveals her favourite Tudor places.

All this, plus news, book listings and more…….

Articles include

In the Footsteps of the Cornish Rebels
The Lost Palace of Nonsuch
Rivalry, Reform and Renaissance at Wells Cathedral
The Bayne Tower: Henry VIII's Private World
How the Reformation Changed English Parish Churches
In Conversation with Phil Downing

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