History fans find Collyweston royal palace 'against all odds'
Evidence of the Tudor palace is unearthed by enthusiasts after a five-year dig in Northamptonshire.
Stay updated with breaking news from Chris Close. Get real-time updates on events, politics, business, and more. Visit us for reliable news and exclusive interviews.
Evidence of the Tudor palace is unearthed by enthusiasts after a five-year dig in Northamptonshire.
The site of a royal Tudor palace that was home to the mother of King Henry VII and Grandmother of Henry VIII has been located and unearthed in England.
A long-lost royal Tudor palace has been discovered by a group of amateur historians in the village of Collyweston, Northamptonshire.
A self-styled “bunch of amateur” historians have discovered a long-lost Tudor palace belonging to the grandmother of Henry VIII.
The palace, in Northamptonshire, belonged to the grandmother of Henry VIII and would have been visited by the King himself