In 1554 the Lady Elizabeth (who would become Elizabeth I) was taken to the Tower of London and imprisoned, accused of being involved with the Wyatt rebellion of the same year. The experience must have been horrendous considering her Mother's death at the Tower. According to popular history, Elizabeth entered through Traitors Gate; however we now know that it was most likely the entrance at the Byward Poston that Elizabeth would have brought through.
I have used some clips from Elizabeth R, one of my favourite dramas regarding the life of Elizabeth, to demonstrate the historical notion of her entrance through 'Traitors Gate'. I own nothing, no copyright infringement intended. Hope you enjoy!
@FolkieMacc My friend was in London 2 years ago and went to Tower of London. When she got near where Anne was jailed, she felt something that touched her shoulder. A cold hand, she said to me. She had no idea who Anne Boleyn was so I had to explain it all to her. Not only her but many other people have felt someone that have touched them when they have been standing near where Anne was jailed.
TheBumbleBunny 1 week ago
What documentary is this from?
spikester93 1 year ago
I toured The Tower earlier this year. It's a claustrophobic and intimidating place even for a tourist!!
Thanks for posting.
FolkieMacc 1 year ago
I absolutely love the English history... so many great leaders/ interesting, talented ppl i especially love quuen elizabeth, although im not english :) u guys should be proud of yourselves
dogyearrex 1 year ago
Quite interesting. Thanks for posting.
fleetwoodmac1982 2 years ago
Another great video. Oh... 5 stars.
caleacat 3 years ago
Pretty girl
FrancescaDaae 3 years ago