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Tudors, Stuarts & Greenwich fact files
Greenwich and the Stuarts
Greenwich was very popular amongst royalty as it was away from the smell of London and was easily accessible by the Thames.
Greenwich Hospital
How did Queen Mary and King William come to the throne? What site was chosen for the Hospital? What were the aims of the Greenwich Hospital Charter?
Greenwich and the Tudors
Conveniently situated beside the River Thames, Greenwich was extremely popular with the Tudor royal family
The Queen's House: a Stuart palace by the Thames
The Queens House was built for Queen Anne in 1616. Unfortunately she died before it was completed and so it was given to Queen Henrietta Maria who
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Beauty in the 17th century
What did courtiers wear at the Stuart court? Who wore make-up? What was the fashionable make-up of the time? And more...
Health in the 17th century
Very little was known of hygiene in the 17th Century and this brought about the development of the...
Masque and music at the Stuart court
Music and especially masques were very important in the Royal Court. Many were held during James I...
Andrea Palladio (1508–80)
Andrea Palladio was one of Italy's greatest and most imitated architects. He believed that a...
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