The quest to find a contemporary portrait of Anne Boleyn, as opposed to posthumous, later sixteenth century portraits has taken a new turn w...

The second destination on the Pilgrimage is the shrine of Our Lady in the Undercroft in Canterbury Cathedral. Situated in the Western Crypt ...

Before the Pilgrimage leaves Glastonbury I will share three recent online articles that relate to the Arthurian legends Many places have cla...

The Pilgrimage begins at Glastonbury and wends its way to Walsingham. Glastonbury is a place of beginnings, many of them so shrouded in myth...

Tomorrow is May Day and the beginning of Mary’s Month. As I have done since 2020 I am going to post the itinerary day by day of a virtual Pi...

The answer to the question I posed in the title of this post is, according to the author of a recent article on Medievalists.net,  not what ...

Questions such as “Who were the Picts?” and “What happened to the Picts?” have dominated the historiography of early Scotland for certainly ...

I continue to be surprised by the number of people - mainly women I think - who have a sentimental fascination with Anne Boleyn. Whilst not ...