Explore the Tudor flagship, the Mary Rose, which was the flagship of Henry VIII until it sank in 1545. The Mary Rose was built between 1509-11 and named after the King's favourite sister ...

The Wars of the Roses were a war between two families – the House of Lancaster (Henry Tudor) and the House of York (Richard III). The reason they were fighting was that both families wanted the ...

When Pubspy was a wee whipper snapper barely old enough to drink, his boozer of choice was The Tudor Rose in Old Coulsdon. This was for two reasons. Not only was it the only pub within easy ...

bevelled lugs and TUDOR rose signed crown, all preserved in a steel case with a 41-millimetre diameter; and a five-link stainless steel bracelet with a rapid adjustment clasp for comfort and ...

She now has pride of place at the Mary Rose Museum in Portsmouth – a carefully restored chunk of Tudor England which beguiles history loves to this day. Sign up now to receive email updates on new ...

A tumultuous period in English history with long-lasting religious implications, the Tudor period spanned 1485 to 1607, from the founding of the dynasty by Henry VII to the death of Queen Elizabeth I.

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Early Tudor forces were essentially medieval ... This included the ill-fated Mary Rose, which sank in 1545 during an action against the French fleet in the Solent. A bronze cannon at Dover Castle, ...

Join Hatch, the ship’s dog as he leads you through the museum on a multi-sensory exploration of the story of the Mary Rose, her crew and the Tudor world. Discover the world of Tudor archery, explore ...

Tudor has also presented a reimagining of the Clair De Rose with a ‘Tudor Blue’ dial and a monochrome version of the Black Bay. The annual Watches and Wonders 2024 event is here, and it hasn ...