James Peacock Remembers Queen Anne Boleyn
In anticipation of the anniversary of Queen Anne Boleyn’s tragic execution tomorrow, Beth von Staats, blogger of The Tudor Thomases and owner/administrator of Queenanneboleyn.com, and I went on a fact-finding mission by asking several historians, historical fiction writers, and history lovers “What should Queen Anne Boleyn be most remembered for?” Here are my personal thoughts.
Video Credit: James Peacock
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ABOUT JAMES PEACOCK
James Peacock lives in a suburb of Greater London. Originally training and working in Youth and Community, in 2013 he decided to follow his lifelong passion for history with a particular interest in Anne Boleyn. He currently works at a historical site heavily associated with Anne Boleyn. (See the picture… hint, hint) In 2014, he set up ‘The Anne Boleyn Society’ which exists to promote and bring awareness to the role that Anne Boleyn contributed to England’s history and her role in the reformation. The Anne Boleyn Society can be found on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram (@society_anne). James is also a contributor on “QAB” Queenanneboleyn.com.
The Anne Boleyn Society Blog on QAB
ANNE BOLEYN DAY 2016 — Anne Boleyn in the Media
The Anne Boleyn Society on Facebook
The Anne Boleyn Society on Twitter
