Am I the only one who really feels for Catherine of Aragon’s ghost? She is probably roaming the castle halls looking for her daughter Mary not knowing that she is dead too.
i think her story is the sadest. the women who came after her knew what they were getting into, but she and henry had been together for years before he really started to unravel..... and then she was powerless to do anything other than endure.
@@MrSniperfox29 true, but she knew she was putting herself in a rather precarious situation. she saw what he did to his wife of 24 years when she couldn’t produce a male, and Henry fell in love with another woman. She didn’t deserve what happened to her, and she couldn’t have known he would have her killed……. But she knew she wasn’t marrying Prince Charming… she knew it was quite possible that their relationship would turn toxic, and she’d be completely powerless to the whims of that wrathful pig. With Catherine it was different.
Anne Boleyn was rumored to have six fingers in her right hand. This is a fallacious rumor created decades after Anne's death and during Elizabeth I reign to slander the latter. It is possible that Anne had an extra nail on the pinky finger of her right hand that generated the propaganda against her If Anne had eleven fingers Henry VIII would never consider to marry a woman that could pass such a deformity down to their offspring
@@lmprpls Anne never had six fingers in her right hand nor had an extra nail on her pinky finger. All of those were just rumors, lies to make Anne look bad. Plus that rumor started spreading by somebody who was born after 1536.
The princes of the tower ghosts The ghost of Anne Boleyn The ghost of Jane Seymour The ghost of Catherine Howard The ghost of Elizabeth of York They all had untimely deaths, so there ghost come to see their loved ones or go to the places they had died Thank you Lindsay for this video
@@WooffzTheCoon well, sure...but lots of people died after Anne of Cleves, that didn't make them "luckier". Of all of Henry's wives, Katherine of Aragon had the most years of happiness. She was [supposedly] happily married (and queen) for 18 or so years (yes, then approx 4 years of fighting and 3.5 years of abusive neglect). Comparatively, Anne had 6 months of anxiety, 7 years of terror(wondering if Henry wanted her back or if he would change his mind about being friendly and kill her), 6 years of financial uncertainty under Edward VI, and finally 2 years of illness culminating in a [probably] painful death by cancer. I think I'd take K's life over Anne's.
Wait, so Catherine of Aragon haunts two places? That's a busy ghost Edit: Wow, Anne Boleyn is even busier. These Tudor queens get around. They must have a lot of frequent flier miles
Lady Jane Grey of course it makes sense that one of the main places she haunts as I said is the place where she spent the last moments with her beloved husband the one that cared about her Hint Not Henry the Psycho-Sociopath
@@Sweetumskitty1789 the Queens are in Heavenly Peace Henry well for all his fake devotion to his God he missed the whole point of being a good Christian and that was caring about others and not yourself only in truth Henry's God was Henry himself Catherine is with her true love the brother her first King arthur Henry worshipped power and vanity and lost what really mattered for a man who weeped over his mother as a young boy Henry most likely stomped on everything she taught him to be as he grew into middle age
Catherine of Aragon haunts where she spent the last moments and other happy times with her husband Arthur and the other haunting is her looking for daughter who was taken from her I do not believe in ghosts but spirits and energy I am not saying she does haunt these places but if she did this would be why
I noticed Anne of Cleves was missing a ghost. I think she would be spotted joyously driving a luxury carriage through one of her properties while showering people with cash seeing as she was the original #girlboss. They say you can hear the song "All I Do is Win" whenever her ghost approaches.
You never know, she could be walking the grounds of Hever castle, since she was given it as part of her divorce settlement. She was supposed to have been very happy there. Some of the bumps and noises etc that have been reported to happen and thought to be Anne Boleyn, could in fact be Anne of Cleves instead.
It is said that Katherine Howard haunts Syon Abbey. Henry VIII's coffin stayed there and its rumored that his bloated body was mauled by stray dogs and his corpse exploded
@@royaltyfandomx I mean I don’t believe it nor disbelieve it. I’m a facts and evidence based guy. Naturally at this point, his corpse would have deteriorated along with the bones.
I have issues with processing spoken information, but I manage to listen to your videos completely fine and I actually understand it and remember information, this has helped me at school so much, thank you 💕
There are specialists that aid in the treatment of individuals with auditory processing disorders. Your insurance might even cover some of the treatment. Auditory deficits are pretty common, and there’s a substantial amount of benefits out there for children and adults. Blessings!
Wouldn’t it be great if all of Henry’s wive’s ghost got together and ganged up on Henry’s ghost and let him have it?! Elizabeth and Mary could join in for what he did to their mothers.
Yes it would great 😃 f Catherine of Aragon a Anne Boleyn and Catherine Howard ganging together to get at Henry The first he her life hellon earth throwing her aside locking her up in an isolated manor and forbade her only child to go to her in her death bed The second one h beheaded her and bastardized her little daughter .And not content with all this he beheaded the third one and Catherine Parr he almost ordered her death and was spared but she lived terrified of him until this monster s death freed her And let us not forget Mary and Elizabeth he made their lives hell too, specially Mary s until their monstruos father s death freed them of him His soul must be damned and if I were you I wouldnt use any Ouija with that demon ghost around I mean Henry viii with these kind of spirits like him are not to be trifled with
It’s all so sad she never took a break. So much happened before she became a full adult. She was born, r@ped, used, kicked by her love life, made to marry Henry, found her true love but it failed and caused her to die. 🙁🙁
I think a movie where children say "Bloody Mary" into a mirror, then get carried off to be burned at the stake by a ghostly Tudor queen would be quite entertaining.
Believe that a movie of that ilk has already been made. I can't see Her Majesty, Queen Mary, doing something like that. She was absolutely terrified of the "dark spirits" and their realm.
Once when I was a toddler, my mum and a family friend took me to the Tower of London on a quiet day. I ran ahead into the White Tower and tripped over - as my mum ran over to pick me up, I remember that I looked up and saw two young boys looking down at me and talking - one was laughing, and one was crying and holding a candle. I turned around to ask my mum who the boys were, but since she couldn't see anybody, she just assumed it was two kids who must have run away before she had the chance to reprimand the one that was laughing at me. It wasn't until months later when she was showing me pictures from the day, and I'd learned to talk a little better, that I was able to describe them properly to her and I also remembered their names; Richard and Edward. My Mum obviously freaked OUT, because it wasn't like she'd told her 2 year old about 2 kids that probably got murdered in the building we were looking at, and she'd been with me at the time and knew full-well nobody else had mentioned it, so she contacted the Tower to ask about sightings. Sure enough, it's a common occurrence that kids get tripped up in the White Tower, and that a lot of them also report seeing the boys. Spooky.
I actually feel sorry for Mary. The terrible life she had, and now the terrible legacy she has. To be fair her council pressured her to burn them. She thought God was punishing her by giving her a phantom pregnancy and that it was a sign to do that. And then it being said she will reach out of a mirror and drag you is just scary.
Mary definitely had a difficult time with her health throughout life which later lead to her phantom, or even tumor, etc but she thought she was pregnant a couple times. But over and over, that wasn’t the case. Marrying Philip was such a mistake because of the way he treated Mary as well. The only thing I don’t feel bad for Mary is about her burning so many people alive on the stake. Mainly most of them because of their faith. She was a hard time Christian which really made it an uneasy relationship with her younger half brother Edward when he was on the throne. For her defense?! Almost every person who sat on a throne wasn’t without any type of bloodshed. Still wasn’t right, but maybe another thing could’ve been Mary council pressuring her to make that decision.
After being humiliated by her husband, and her “fake” pregnancies. She just kinda lost it towards the end, even with almost signing her half sister Elizabeth death certificate.
she got a cocktail named after her (my favorite cocktail), an internationally known urban legend/children's game... and multiple representations in modern media, which have encouraged millions of people to independently educate themselves about her life and times. her life sucked (as did most people's lives at that time), but i could imagine, if her ghost is looking down on us, she would be pleased to know that, 500 years later, her legacy has endured......... her represtentation in the film elizabeth might be quite offensive to her, but who doesnt want to be memorialized by having a popular cocktail named after them?...... who wouldnt want to be the boogie man in a children's game/urban legend of the future?
irony being her brother killed far more catholics and her father would use a whim of his decision of faith to execute people on whim if it offended his beliefs or they just slightly pissed him off. its horrible 😞 also her father killed ironically more protestants alone in his first 2 decades of reign than Mary did aby one no matter faith yet she's portrayed as being evil.
@@vapidrabbit198 Actually as I think Lindsay states, the children's game isn't about Mary Tudor (the name Mary Worth was sometimes swapped in) and the drink's connection to her is also tenuous. I think those connections were created later to add some extra 'spookiness'- sort of like the popular myth that Ring around the Rosie is about the plague.
Me: *walks around the various haunting locations with an Ouija board* If there are any spirits here tonight, give me a sign. What do you want us to know about your relationship to Henry VIII. What do you think of him? Ouija board: *spells out* FUCK ... YOU... HENRY....
So many mothers died giving birth or from that fever after. It's so sad. Thankfully medical advancements solved this. Ghosts are scary but we all have our own spirit so that's pretty much the same.
@@OmmerSyssel Grandpa, please learn some facts: there're tons of female medical researchers. And in the past, men barred women from learning and academic status for the benefits of men, so women could not access the work and if they did successfuly, were not given any credits for their work. Men are coward as hell tbh, not all, but men who think themselves better than women ignoring their own forced privileges sure are.
I kind of hope the one about Thomas Boleyn having to pay for betraying his children is true. If anyone deserves to spend eternity in torment, it's him.
I would love to see a ghost. Personally I don't believe them to be dangerous. Just restless spirits who haven't been able to find peace due to the traumatic events of their lives and death. Quite sad really.
@@keerthivijay3335 They're all miserable. They all want something. Catalina de Aragon (Catherine of Aragon) wants Mary, Anne wants Elizabeth, Jane wants Edward, Katherine Howard wants to proclaim her innocence and Catherine Parr wants Mary, her baby.
I am not a Queen Mary fan, but consider under Henry it is estimated that anywhere from 57,000 to 72,000 people were executed. Who has the most blood on their hands?
How to describe Bloody Mary: -extreme catholic -burned “heretics” (Protestants) -a cocktail -beheaded an innocent Jane grey -everything is on blame for Henry for a reason -Catherine of Aragon loved her daughter
@°•-beauty subliminals-•° she never felt a mother’s love?! Her and Catherine of Aragon, her mother had a really good relationship. Catherine loved Mary so much.
@°•-beauty subliminals-•° Henry wasn’t the greatest father to most of his children at times, in Mary younger years. Henry was a good father towards her, but after convincing himself that Mary and Catherine must be plotting against him in some type of way after he finally got his divorce/annulment. He just kinda lost it, but same goes for Elizabeth, sometimes it seemed like he was a good father to her for awhile but then later on?! Wasnt. Even Edward, how he treated him in some ways not similar to Mary and Elizabeth. But Edward was the son he fought so hard for even.
@°•-beauty subliminals-•° Not just that, reason why Queen Mary was called Bloody Mary was due to England history being written in Protestant point of view. Queen Elizabeth and King Henry killed more people than Queen Mary did.
Margaret Pole was actually a first cousin of Elizabeth of York, making her an aunt or first cousin once removed of Henry VIII on the maternal side. Her husband was also and uncle or first cousin once removed of Henry VIII on the paternal side
Margaret Pole's life was also a tragic one indeed. It seemed like she tried so hard to submit and conform and do as they pleased. But I think the Tudors screwed her over anyway, more than anyone, and they were her own family members. It's really sad.
@@lonelyronin2428 The Poles marriage was not incestuous. Margaret was related to Henry's mother. Her husband was related to his father. They were not related to each other. Well, not closely enough to be considered incest. Given the times and social circles, probably a cousin relationship somehow. But past second cousin is considered legal, even now.
I had to rewind several times on that "Gray Lady" ghost...that would scare the ever loving crap out of me and compared to the young woman, it's tall and looks like it has Jack Skellington's face.
Of course, Anne could not be candid upon the day of her execution. Her final words are well documented. If she had been able to say exactly what she thought, based on her experience with Henry, she may have said, "don't dare marry this man unless you are certain to bare him a male heir, otherwise thou art doomed".
Not just her fathers marriages but given how moste of the women around her had horrific marriages and relationships with the men in their life one can hardly blame Elizabeth for refusing to marry.
She’s my hero for that. Big middle finger to the patriarchy, decided she didn’t have to follow suit and went her own path. Probably wanted to destroy the past legacy but end it on a high note with a Golden Age and no children to suffer
It’s sad Henry was looking for a reason to get rid of Anne Boleyn because she hadn’t given him any male heirs. He of course couldn’t fathom a female heir. She gave him and the country Elizabeth. She became an outstanding ruler. I think many would say she was far better than her father. He didn’t have to kill Anne if anything he could have just divorced her. Marrying Henry was like playing Russian roulette.
Not to mention, I was also "sighted" strolling down the halls of Fotheringhay and Borthwick Castles, where I spent most of my remaining years. At least, I did not die atrociously ugly like Lizzie. 😂
And you didn't die as a mean, self centered, psychopathic, abusive arse, either, as she was. No wonder so many people tried to assassinate Elizabeth throughout her life. 😂
I think the teenage girl seen at Ludlow castle, is not Catherine of Aragon it is more likely to be her daughter Mary.. Mary spent many years there and they were probably some of her happiest years, because when she returned to London she found her life had been turned upside down and inside out. Elizabeth 1st ghost is also alledgely been seen wandering back and forth across the windows of the Gate house of Richmond Palace. The Gate house is all that is left of the once sprawling palace, and it's from this Gate house that Elizabeth's ring was thrown to a messenger charged with taking the ring to Scotland to inform James V1 in Scotland that Elizabeth 1st was dead and that he was now King of England too. I believe this ring had to be sawn from Elizabeth's finger when she died. The ring was such a tight fit that the skin had grown around it, Elizabeth had married England after all.
@@beetlesubaru4198 True, but I think Lindsay Holiday, wanted to concentrate o the English side of the Tudors. Mary QoS certainly gave Elizabeth 1st some headaches but Mary really didn't play such a major part in the English court as such. Elizabeth agonised about the execution of Mary QoS and to be honest I think Mary's death tormented Elizabeth for the rest of her life.
@@mrsdinosaur1009 the worst part is she kept her in captivity for 20 years and never even met her. I like Elizabeth but her murdering her cousin and not even meeting her was just in poor taste and she knew she did her wrong.
My names Catherine of Aragon was married 24 years I'm a paragoooooon, of royalty, my loyalty was to the Vatican so if you try to dump meh....... You won't try that again
Beheaded I am that boleyn girl And im up next see i broke England from the church Yea im that sexy~ Why did i lose my head? Well my sleeve maybe green But my lipstick red❤
Jane seymour , The only one he truly loved~! (Rude) When my son was newly born, I died But I might what have seen or may I? Look around and you will suddenly see more...
Ich bin Anne of Cleves "Yah" When he saw my portrait he was like "yah" But i didn't look as good as i did in my pic Funny how we all discussed that but never henry's little p-
I would love to think Henry suffered a long, lingering, painful death to atone for his tyrannical ways. I’m not a fan of Ann Boleyn but I don’t think she committed incest, he was just trying to get rid of her so he could marry again. He blamed the women for not giving him sons, even though it’s the male that determines the sex of a baby. The ghosts are so sad because they died such horrific deaths. Ann of Cleaves was extremely lucky she was named Henry’s sister and lived a very peaceful life. .
Just a little additional info regarding the photo of the gray lady from 2015, it’s really just an iphone panorama glitch caused by someone walking past the camera. There’s an in-depth explanation of how this happened and recreated on Metabunk, the article is “Explained: Hampton Court Ghost Photo [iPhone Panorama Glitch]”
Thank you for telling the actual truth about Katherine Howard and Anne. It shows that you actually did your research and it acknowledges the pain and suffering these women went through. Love the video as well
i am not exaggerating when i say that I had goosebumps the entire duration I was watching this video! And that's partly because of the stories being so chilling, but more so due to Lindsey's amazing narration!!
Thank you for a great telling of the Kings and Queens of England and their strange behaviours. As always a great pleasure to listen to your beautiful voice.
Lindsay I must let you know that your videos have been so pivotal to me, for years. I first found your spooky videos, about Elvira, Vampira, Morticia, and Lily, when I was a Freshman in highschool. I was at my grand mother's because my mom had fallen ill with meningitis. Your videos were such a treat to find to distract myself. I remember when your content became historical and I was so excited because it felt like it was just for me. Here I am now, five or so years later and now living in Germany instead of Texas but these videos always bring me back home to the familiar 💗 Thank you!
Well, I think she wouldn't be in this one since it's about Tudor ghosts. There are probably even more ghosts connected to the other eras of the royal family.
Given the amount of unnecessary deaths that continued during the Tudors, it’s quite possible the ghosts of these unfortunate people would be restless. Very sad. Rest In Peace. Amen.
As if Monday couldn't be horrifying enough, you uploaded this. I'm gonna have a hard time trying to sleep now 19:22 HELL NO NOW I'M REALLY NOT GONNA BE ABLE TO SLEEP
literally all the time!! Also don't forget that poor child Katherine Howard or even Catherine of Aragon was done dirty...god Henry ruined so many women's lives...
*closing doors, lighting up the candle, but doesn’t have enough courage to turn down the main lights, wraps herself in blanket* I Heard of the princes in the tower ghosts before, I mean they were even in Black Butler season 1
I love history and spooky stuff, so this video was perfect for me! You mentioning the song about Anne Boleyn made me think it would be fun to see a video about historic song origins, such as London Bridge, Sing a song of six pence or Ring-a-ring-a-rosies.
Unfortunately I think she probably won't do this since a lot of the 'origins' people claim for these songs lack proof or are faked (one common myth is that Ring around the Rosie is about the plague, for example, despite the modern lyrics not matching the original song and the plague interpretation only showing up after WW2). So it's hard to research the actual origins since she'd have to sort through a lot of misinformation. But a video disproving those stories might be interesting!
@@morley364 That’s interesting, because I heard of the plague reference in school as well. Also on the show, Horrible Histories, it talks about the song/nursery rhyme, London Bridge, being about an incident during the time of King Canute. However, I remember once reading something else in the past. Honestly any video about this topic would be interesting.
@@MissEliseIsTired Oh I love Horrible Histories! But yeah, the plague one's become really popular unfortunately. I'm really interested in culture that's created and spread largely by children (like jumprope rhymes for example), it's really cool. But since it doesn't involve adults, documentation can be nebulous, especially historically, so it's easy for people to just make things up without others realizing.
Can you make a video about the life of Edith Wilson? When her husband, Woodrow Wilson, was disabled by illness during his second term, she fulfilled many of his administrative duties.
I remembered seeing an episode of Black Butler where the protagonist met the ghosts of the princes in the tower as they were trying to remodeled it. It was interesting: Ciel (who is arguably the same age as the king if we disregard dearh years) played chess with him in hopes of winning custody of the tower, but lost because spooky ghost manipulation by the king. Ciel had to let his bulter serve the princes while trying to find a way to put them to rest. In that show, the skeletons that was thought to belong to the boys weren't theirs, as they were killed by a knight in full armor and were tossed into a river where they were eaten away by fishes (hence why there's no remains left of them). It was a cool episode
Don’t mean to be too technical but 2nd cousins refer to cousins who share great grandparents and not grandparents. The cousin relationship you are referring to when one’s cousin has a child is actually first cousin once removed.
I’ve always had a love of ghost stories. I had a book when I was little that had slew of Tower of London ghost stories. It was what created my fascination first of Anne Boleyn and now of all the Tudors. I think that ghosts are basically imprints of energy. That’s why the same ghost can be seen at different locations like Anne Boleyn. She probably left imprints of energy where she had extreme emotions. Just my opinion
lady de la pole had more royal claim in her than Henry VII hence the poor fate of her poor brother Edward Warkwick. She was the cousin of Henry VIII mother, Elizabeth of York. Poor.women suffered horribly under rule of Henry vii and she deserves to be remembered as royalty as she was and a cousin of York rather than a wife of a distant cousin
The toddler could be Princess Elizabeth, daughter of Elizabeth of York and sister of Henry VIII. She was a toddler when she died. The other alleged video doesn’t look much like Henry VIII so I don’t know how people think it’s him. I think it could be his son or his father.
My sister told me a story that a yeoman told her where he was walking through one of the corridors and saw an apparition of himself he believes spirits could also be recording of living people
The figure at Hampton Court was not a ghost. It was a man dressed up in a costume, representing the clothes they wore back then, and he was part of a reenactment group that performed for visitors.
Of course it makes perfect sense Catherine Haunts that location where she spent the last moments with the husband who actually gave a damn about her hint it was not Henry
Laying in bed watching a fairly calm / historical explanation behind these ghost stories... then having THAT pop on screen gave me heart palpitations for real 😟
If you've ever heard of the bloody Mary game most people think the ghost that appears in the mirror is some girl called Mary Worth but i personally think that the ghost that appears in the mirror is actually that of Mary I of England (Henry VIII and Catherine of Aragon's daughter)
I heard that they did find bones in the area thought to have kat Howard, but someone had poured lye on them when burried, so the little that the recovered were so broken down you couldn't tell the age or even the gender
I would dearly love to see a Tudor ghost - maybe a working woman type doing food perp- or one of Elizabeth’s ladies stitching away on one of her wardrobe items
I'm pretty sure that you can consider Margret Pole Henry VIII cousin. And Edward the VI and the Duke of Clarence where brothers. Yes a lot of removes, but still.... It was throw her bloodline that Henry feared the Pols. They where Plantagenets.
Yeah, Bluff King Hal & Margaret Pole would have been 1st-cousins-once-removed, coincidentally the same relationship Elizabeth I had with Mary, queen of Scots (blood kindred didn't save the royal relative from the block there either)
They’re probably reanactments not ghosts. A lot of people believe our energy imprints on places, especially if something dramatic happened there, like a technological footprint but with energy, seen as they dont seem to interact with people, just go about their business
Don't rub your perfume!! That changes the chemical composition and thus the scent- the same way shaking a liquor changes the taste. Just touch your wrists together and to your neck. And thank you for the Halloween edition, I love these!
An entertaining, informative and wonderfully narrated video! No surprises there though, your videos are always wonderfully crafted! Thanks for doing everything you do 😊
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For a ghost, Anne Boleyn sure maintains a very busy social/travel schedule.
Fit for a Queen, you might say.
Lol yes ! I just commented the same.
🤣🤣🤣
Oh yes she’s a total celebrity in the ghost world 💁♀️
I don’t know she can’t seem to keep her head on straight though
Anne’s ghost arguing with Henry’s ghost 500+ years later is iconic tbh let his ass have it queen
👏👏👏. Give him hell! Although if he smells as bad in death as he did in life…perhaps move on
I FULLY SUPPORT HER!!?
Yes!!! 🤣🤣
Hopefully his ghost being so fat constantly goes through the floor.
I hope she’s telling him the truth about how awful he is 😉 what’s he gonna do, behead her ghost? LET HIM HAVE IT ANNE 🙌🏻🥰
Am I the only one who really feels for Catherine of Aragon’s ghost? She is probably roaming the castle halls looking for her daughter Mary not knowing that she is dead too.
i never thought about this.. it’s so depressing to think about
i think her story is the sadest. the women who came after her knew what they were getting into, but she and henry had been together for years before he really started to unravel..... and then she was powerless to do anything other than endure.
@@vapidrabbit198 Well, Anne probably didn't know if she didn't produce a male heir she'd get her head chopped off.
@@MrSniperfox29 true, but she knew she was putting herself in a rather precarious situation. she saw what he did to his wife of 24 years when she couldn’t produce a male, and Henry fell in love with another woman.
She didn’t deserve what happened to her, and she couldn’t have known he would have her killed……. But she knew she wasn’t marrying Prince Charming… she knew it was quite possible that their relationship would turn toxic, and she’d be completely powerless to the whims of that wrathful pig.
With Catherine it was different.
I do too! But ludlow …isn’t it a ruin?
I love how extra Anne is in death, she’s headless so everyone who works her carriage should be to. Queen of the drama and it’s iconic!
ABSOLUTE QUEEN
(Also demisexual😙)
* Salute to the Anne, the queen of drama *
@@Onyx421 TF is demisexual?
@@anusthing You need to have that persons trust before you fall in love Example: I don't feel comfortable kissing random strangers at parties
@@Onyx421 didn't know that! thx
“Anne Boleyn was rumored to have 6 fingers” that would be shocking since people normally have 10 fingers.
Anne Boleyn was rumored to have six fingers in her right hand. This is a fallacious rumor created decades after Anne's death and during Elizabeth I reign to slander the latter. It is possible that Anne had an extra nail on the pinky finger of her right hand that generated the propaganda against her
If Anne had eleven fingers Henry VIII would never consider to marry a woman that could pass such a deformity down to their offspring
Hilarious 🤣
@@lmprpls Anne never had six fingers in her right hand nor had an extra nail on her pinky finger. All of those were just rumors, lies to make Anne look bad. Plus that rumor started spreading by somebody who was born after 1536.
The rumor was created that Anne Boleyn had six fingers on one hand, it was just a rumor to make her look bad. Nothing was wrong with her.
@@brooke6549 yep
If anyone ever visits the Tower, please leave some chocolate cake on the battlements. It's been so long since I've had some.
Hey 15th century lady are you accustomed to technology?
@@santhoshreddy3882 There was this one guard a couple years ago who dropped some cake when I accidentally scared him. It was delicious.
Um ok.....(I'm kind of scared)
Awww.
If I lived in the UK, I certainly would for you.😥
I love chocolate cake too.
im going there soon, would love to jane
Anne's ghost is very busy haunting all these places around the country.
Ya I am
@@flkilosdealer how are you, my Queen???
@@ailsa7471 alright, thank you for asking
@@flkilosdealer must be pretty tiring tbh. i'm a big fan of your majesty 🥰
@@kirahgrace it is, and thank you
The princes of the tower ghosts
The ghost of Anne Boleyn
The ghost of Jane Seymour
The ghost of Catherine Howard
The ghost of Elizabeth of York
They all had untimely deaths, so there ghost come to see their loved ones or go to the places they had died
Thank you Lindsay for this video
Which means not only did Anne of Cleves live longest of the wives , she is also the one with the most peaceful afterlife .
@@jules2291 Yes, she was the "lucky" one. Out of the options his wives had, I'd pick her in a heartbeat.
@@jules2291 Actually, Catherine of Aragon died at 51. Anne of Cleaves was 42.
@@elfsemail Yes, but Anne died many years after Cathrine
@@WooffzTheCoon well, sure...but lots of people died after Anne of Cleves, that didn't make them "luckier". Of all of Henry's wives, Katherine of Aragon had the most years of happiness. She was [supposedly] happily married (and queen) for 18 or so years (yes, then approx 4 years of fighting and 3.5 years of abusive neglect). Comparatively, Anne had 6 months of anxiety, 7 years of terror(wondering if Henry wanted her back or if he would change his mind about being friendly and kill her), 6 years of financial uncertainty under Edward VI, and finally 2 years of illness culminating in a [probably] painful death by cancer. I think I'd take K's life over Anne's.
"He saw Anne boleyn arguing with Henry" 500 year old legend Queen omg 🤣 LET HIM HAVE IT ANNE!!!!
😂
Wait, so Catherine of Aragon haunts two places? That's a busy ghost
Edit: Wow, Anne Boleyn is even busier. These Tudor queens get around. They must have a lot of frequent flier miles
@°•-beauty subliminals-•° which is weird because Henry is definitely in hell
Lady Jane Grey of course it makes sense that one of the main places she haunts as I said is the place where she spent the last moments with her beloved husband the one that cared about her Hint Not Henry the Psycho-Sociopath
@@Sweetumskitty1789 the Queens are in Heavenly Peace Henry well for all his fake devotion to his God he missed the whole point of being a good Christian and that was caring about others and not yourself only in truth Henry's God was Henry himself Catherine is with her true love the brother her first King arthur Henry worshipped power and vanity and lost what really mattered for a man who weeped over his mother as a young boy Henry most likely stomped on everything she taught him to be as he grew into middle age
Catherine of Aragon haunts where she spent the last moments and other happy times with her husband Arthur and the other haunting is her looking for daughter who was taken from her I do not believe in ghosts but spirits and energy I am not saying she does haunt these places but if she did this would be why
How about his established Church of England??
I noticed Anne of Cleves was missing a ghost. I think she would be spotted joyously driving a luxury carriage through one of her properties while showering people with cash seeing as she was the original #girlboss. They say you can hear the song "All I Do is Win" whenever her ghost approaches.
She just throws a stack of bills at you, screams “YOLO” and drives off. Also I imagine by now she would’ve updated to a Porsche. 😂
@@Sweetumskitty1789 You know, I think you're right lol!
You never know, she could be walking the grounds of Hever castle, since she was given it as part of her divorce settlement. She was supposed to have been very happy there.
Some of the bumps and noises etc that have been reported to happen and thought to be Anne Boleyn, could in fact be Anne of Cleves instead.
@@robertpizor577 What an icon
@@Sweetumskitty1789 Indeed she was...
It is said that Katherine Howard haunts Syon Abbey. Henry VIII's coffin stayed there and its rumored that his bloated body was mauled by stray dogs and his corpse exploded
Well deserved honestly
@@brettlarch8050 I dont think it happened though. I have many reasons for objections. If you want to hear ask me!
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I mean I don’t believe it nor disbelieve it. I’m a facts and evidence based guy. Naturally at this point, his corpse would have deteriorated along with the bones.
@@brettlarch8050 Possibly. His body was laid during January and February! (Coldest Months) So I highly doubt he woulkd have been deteriorated
@@royaltyfandomx I mean it’s been centuries since his passing so his body would have deteriorated by now.
I have issues with processing spoken information, but I manage to listen to your videos completely fine and I actually understand it and remember information, this has helped me at school so much, thank you 💕
There are specialists that aid in the treatment of individuals with auditory processing disorders. Your insurance might even cover some of the treatment. Auditory deficits are pretty common, and there’s a substantial amount of benefits out there for children and adults. Blessings!
Omg me too! Maybe it’s how she enunciates her words and doesn’t speak fast?
@@Sara-fq4gr yeah probably! Nice to know that it’s not just me aha
@@Sara-fq4gr yes, the annunciation and taking her time when speaking.
Is this type of a form of dyslexia
Wouldn’t it be great if all of Henry’s wive’s ghost got together and ganged up on Henry’s ghost and let him have it?! Elizabeth and Mary could join in for what he did to their mothers.
I wish there was an afterlife so we could see that happen. I'd have popcorn and everything.
Yes it would great 😃 f Catherine of Aragon a Anne Boleyn and Catherine Howard ganging together to get at Henry The first he her life hellon earth throwing her aside locking her up in an isolated manor and forbade her only child to go to her in her death bed The second one h beheaded her and bastardized her little daughter .And not content with all this he beheaded the third one and Catherine Parr he almost ordered her death and was spared but she lived terrified of him until this monster s death freed her And let us not forget Mary and Elizabeth he made their lives hell too, specially Mary s until their monstruos father s death freed them of him His soul must be damned and if I were you I wouldnt use any Ouija with that demon ghost around I mean Henry viii with these kind of spirits like him are not to be trifled with
YEAH!!! GHOST FIGHT GHOST FIGHT GHOST FIGHT
I feel for Katherine Howard the most. She screamed for her life only to die so horribly.
It’s all so sad she never took a break.
So much happened before she became a full adult.
She was born, r@ped, used, kicked by her love life, made to marry Henry, found her true love but it failed and caused her to die. 🙁🙁
I agree
She was so youngq
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I know it's very sad
Yes, she ran from her room, where she was held prisoner, and banged on the door of a chapel where King Vlll prayed. Her pleas did her no good.
I think a movie where children say "Bloody Mary" into a mirror, then get carried off to be burned at the stake by a ghostly Tudor queen would be quite entertaining.
Children? What's the matter with you?? 🤦🤦
@@chykim1 I hope they imply that it is because i use to do this in primary school toilets as a kid
@@chykim1 I think it's because it's usually elementary and middle schoolers who call for "Bloody Mary"
@@chykim1 It's a joke, Kim. 🙄
Believe that a movie of that ilk has already been made. I can't see Her Majesty, Queen Mary, doing something like that. She was absolutely terrified of the "dark spirits" and their realm.
Once when I was a toddler, my mum and a family friend took me to the Tower of London on a quiet day. I ran ahead into the White Tower and tripped over - as my mum ran over to pick me up, I remember that I looked up and saw two young boys looking down at me and talking - one was laughing, and one was crying and holding a candle. I turned around to ask my mum who the boys were, but since she couldn't see anybody, she just assumed it was two kids who must have run away before she had the chance to reprimand the one that was laughing at me. It wasn't until months later when she was showing me pictures from the day, and I'd learned to talk a little better, that I was able to describe them properly to her and I also remembered their names; Richard and Edward. My Mum obviously freaked OUT, because it wasn't like she'd told her 2 year old about 2 kids that probably got murdered in the building we were looking at, and she'd been with me at the time and knew full-well nobody else had mentioned it, so she contacted the Tower to ask about sightings. Sure enough, it's a common occurrence that kids get tripped up in the White Tower, and that a lot of them also report seeing the boys. Spooky.
Cool! How did you find out their names?
Calling BS.
Nice thought out elaborate story ,NOT COOL.
Nice!
Did they tell you their names when you saw them?
I actually feel sorry for Mary. The terrible life she had, and now the terrible legacy she has. To be fair her council pressured her to burn them. She thought God was punishing her by giving her a phantom pregnancy and that it was a sign to do that. And then it being said she will reach out of a mirror and drag you is just scary.
Mary definitely had a difficult time with her health throughout life which later lead to her phantom, or even tumor, etc but she thought she was pregnant a couple times. But over and over, that wasn’t the case. Marrying Philip was such a mistake because of the way he treated Mary as well.
The only thing I don’t feel bad for Mary is about her burning so many people alive on the stake. Mainly most of them because of their faith. She was a hard time Christian which really made it an uneasy relationship with her younger half brother Edward when he was on the throne. For her defense?! Almost every person who sat on a throne wasn’t without any type of bloodshed. Still wasn’t right, but maybe another thing could’ve been Mary council pressuring her to make that decision.
After being humiliated by her husband, and her “fake” pregnancies. She just kinda lost it towards the end, even with almost signing her half sister Elizabeth death certificate.
she got a cocktail named after her (my favorite cocktail), an internationally known urban legend/children's game... and multiple representations in modern media, which have encouraged millions of people to independently educate themselves about her life and times.
her life sucked (as did most people's lives at that time), but i could imagine, if her ghost is looking down on us, she would be pleased to know that, 500 years later, her legacy has endured......... her represtentation in the film elizabeth might be quite offensive to her, but who doesnt want to be memorialized by having a popular cocktail named after them?...... who wouldnt want to be the boogie man in a children's game/urban legend of the future?
irony being her brother killed far more catholics and her father would use a whim of his decision of faith to execute people on whim if it offended his beliefs or they just slightly pissed him off. its horrible 😞 also her father killed ironically more protestants alone in his first 2 decades of reign than Mary did aby one no matter faith yet she's portrayed as being evil.
@@vapidrabbit198 Actually as I think Lindsay states, the children's game isn't about Mary Tudor (the name Mary Worth was sometimes swapped in) and the drink's connection to her is also tenuous. I think those connections were created later to add some extra 'spookiness'- sort of like the popular myth that Ring around the Rosie is about the plague.
Me: *walks around the various haunting locations with an Ouija board*
If there are any spirits here tonight, give me a sign. What do you want us to know about your relationship to Henry VIII. What do you think of him?
Ouija board: *spells out* FUCK ... YOU... HENRY....
Haha
Hi! Which wife are you?
And that's how Six the Musical was made: "Fuck you Henry" 🤣
They flippeth him offeth in the afterlifeth.
Oop I guess she just hate him
Anne and henry are still arguing even after 500 years later
IKR
That’s iconic
Oh hi there, it's been a long time.
She should bitch slap him, he can not hurt her now, lol
That is messed up!
Some people freak out with hunted houses where one person died, but imagine european castles were many people has died in horrible ways :c
And the battlefields.
So many mothers died giving birth or from that fever after. It's so sad. Thankfully medical advancements solved this. Ghosts are scary but we all have our own spirit so that's pretty much the same.
@@josiecamilo7098 mens medical achievements saved many women ... 🙂😇
Quite a spectacle
@@OmmerSyssel Grandpa, please learn some facts: there're tons of female medical researchers. And in the past, men barred women from learning and academic status for the benefits of men, so women could not access the work and if they did successfuly, were not given any credits for their work. Men are coward as hell tbh, not all, but men who think themselves better than women ignoring their own forced privileges sure are.
Anne is clearly a booked and busy queen 💅
Yes she is!
I wonder if she's into Tik Tok and Instagram too
The story of Anne Boleyn’s ghost was what got me into the Tudors as a child
I kind of hope the one about Thomas Boleyn having to pay for betraying his children is true. If anyone deserves to spend eternity in torment, it's him.
He sure does.
Both Thomas and Henry deserve to be tormented.
I would love to see a ghost. Personally I don't believe them to be dangerous. Just restless spirits who haven't been able to find peace due to the traumatic events of their lives and death. Quite sad really.
How come they are still restless after all these years?
Don't they ever get salvation?
@@Re_c6 I would say it's time to move on to the next life.
Thank you for being positive. It's a real pain when everyone thinks they're all evil. They're just the same people without bodies.
@@keerthivijay3335 They're all miserable. They all want something. Catalina de Aragon (Catherine of Aragon) wants Mary, Anne wants Elizabeth, Jane wants Edward, Katherine Howard wants to proclaim her innocence and Catherine Parr wants Mary, her baby.
I am not a Queen Mary fan, but consider under Henry it is estimated that anywhere from 57,000 to 72,000 people were executed. Who has the most blood on their hands?
but imagine if she would have lived...no child... her husband left her... she would have been worse...
Exactly!
@@beckyringkamp-wells1619Imagine if her older brother Henry Duke of Cornwall had live to adulthood...
How to describe Bloody Mary:
-extreme catholic
-burned “heretics” (Protestants)
-a cocktail
-beheaded an innocent Jane grey
-everything is on blame for Henry for a reason
-Catherine of Aragon loved her daughter
@°•-beauty subliminals-•°
I agree, although I wouldn’t have named a famed drink after her
Yep that’s all we need to know
@°•-beauty subliminals-•° she never felt a mother’s love?! Her and Catherine of Aragon, her mother had a really good relationship. Catherine loved Mary so much.
@°•-beauty subliminals-•° Henry wasn’t the greatest father to most of his children at times, in Mary younger years. Henry was a good father towards her, but after convincing himself that Mary and Catherine must be plotting against him in some type of way after he finally got his divorce/annulment. He just kinda lost it, but same goes for Elizabeth, sometimes it seemed like he was a good father to her for awhile but then later on?! Wasnt. Even Edward, how he treated him in some ways not similar to Mary and Elizabeth. But Edward was the son he fought so hard for even.
@°•-beauty subliminals-•° Not just that, reason why Queen Mary was called Bloody Mary was due to England history being written in Protestant point of view. Queen Elizabeth and King Henry killed more people than Queen Mary did.
"And pour yourself a bloody mary" amazing touch. Will do
BLOODY MARY 👻
That was hilarious 😆
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*Rock Music Plays*
@@Roofed_X321
Lol
Margaret Pole was actually a first cousin of Elizabeth of York, making her an aunt or first cousin once removed of Henry VIII on the maternal side. Her husband was also and uncle or first cousin once removed of Henry VIII on the paternal side
Margaret Pole's life was also a tragic one indeed. It seemed like she tried so hard to submit and conform and do as they pleased. But I think the Tudors screwed her over anyway, more than anyone, and they were her own family members. It's really sad.
Ugh, always with the incest! And they wonder why they got all these diseases and medical issues.
@@lonelyronin2428 The Poles marriage was not incestuous. Margaret was related to Henry's mother. Her husband was related to his father. They were not related to each other. Well, not closely enough to be considered incest. Given the times and social circles, probably a cousin relationship somehow. But past second cousin is considered legal, even now.
Thank you i was looking for a comment like this bc i was like margaret pole was his mothers cousin which made her his second cousin
and he killed her grandson too. poor kid.
I think Anne got the last laugh with the success of her daughter.
I had to rewind several times on that "Gray Lady" ghost...that would scare the ever loving crap out of me and compared to the young woman, it's tall and looks like it has Jack Skellington's face.
Me too. What the heck was that thing??? 😱
@@justineharper3346 My friend, if I knew I would tell ya. Whatever it is, I want to stay on my side of the pond and it stay on it's side.
Helena Ravenclaw: Have I not suffered enough m8?
@@justineharper3346 a very poorly done photoshop job.
I didnt look to well, I was too scared. I saw a dress, and a large mop of hair. I didnt even try to search for a face. Im not a coward, just cautious.
You’re telling me people have seen Catherine’s head and shoulders peeking through the floor? 💀
catherine glitching
oh wait shes a ghost
Begins singing no way
Sorry I’m stupid
Its giving me fallout 76 glitch vibes
@@groupie8985 😂😂😭 I can't-
Of course, Anne could not be candid upon the day of her execution. Her final words are well documented. If she had been able to say exactly what she thought, based on her experience with Henry, she may have said, "don't dare marry this man unless you are certain to bare him a male heir, otherwise thou art doomed".
I wish that Anne actually said those words along with the medieval variant of "Fuck you, Henry.".
Not just her fathers marriages but given how moste of the women around her had horrific marriages and relationships with the men in their life one can hardly blame Elizabeth for refusing to marry.
She’s my hero for that. Big middle finger to the patriarchy, decided she didn’t have to follow suit and went her own path. Probably wanted to destroy the past legacy but end it on a high note with a Golden Age and no children to suffer
The original 4b😊
“She did not have six fingers.”
But she was witty, funny, charming, and loved a good joke. If I ever met her, we’d be best friends.
Anne Boleyn was very controlling over Henry. She was playing a game with him
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Bless your heart sweetie.
I think me and Anne might get along well to but really I think me and Elizabeth would best friends
It’s sad Henry was looking for a reason to get rid of Anne Boleyn because she hadn’t given him any male heirs. He of course couldn’t fathom a female heir. She gave him and the country Elizabeth. She became an outstanding ruler. I think many would say she was far better than her father. He didn’t have to kill Anne if anything he could have just divorced her. Marrying Henry was like playing Russian roulette.
honestly same
Not to mention, I was also "sighted" strolling down the halls of Fotheringhay and Borthwick Castles, where I spent most of my remaining years. At least, I did not die atrociously ugly like Lizzie. 😂
*gasps* Cousin Mary!
@@zay4401 yes Mary queen of Scotts is a cousin
@@jamesschad5066 I know
Aah, but your wig fell off as the executioner held your head aloft!
And you didn't die as a mean, self centered, psychopathic, abusive arse, either, as she was.
No wonder so many people tried to assassinate Elizabeth throughout her life. 😂
I think the teenage girl seen at Ludlow castle, is not Catherine of Aragon it is more likely to be her daughter Mary.. Mary spent many years there and they were probably some of her happiest years, because when she returned to London she found her life had been turned upside down and inside out.
Elizabeth 1st ghost is also alledgely been seen wandering back and forth across the windows of the Gate house of Richmond Palace. The Gate house is all that is left of the once sprawling palace, and it's from this Gate house that Elizabeth's ring was thrown to a messenger charged with taking the ring to Scotland to inform James V1 in Scotland that Elizabeth 1st was dead and that he was now King of England too. I believe this ring had to be sawn from Elizabeth's finger when she died. The ring was such a tight fit that the skin had grown around it, Elizabeth had married England after all.
Funny the video never mentioned that Elizabeth I had Mary Stuart beheaded.
@@beetlesubaru4198 True, but I think Lindsay Holiday, wanted to concentrate o the English side of the Tudors. Mary QoS certainly gave Elizabeth 1st some headaches but Mary really didn't play such a major part in the English court as such. Elizabeth agonised about the execution of Mary QoS and to be honest I think Mary's death tormented Elizabeth for the rest of her life.
@@mrsdinosaur1009 the worst part is she kept her in captivity for 20 years and never even met her. I like Elizabeth but her murdering her cousin and not even meeting her was just in poor taste and she knew she did her wrong.
@@beckyringkamp-wells1619 I believe Mary's death did haunt Elizabeth for the rest of her life.
@@mrsdinosaur1009 i am sure it did.
That figure closing the doors gives me goosebumps 😫
It’s a random man, ppl are claiming it to be a ghost 🙄
It actually turned out to be an employee dressed in period costume closing the doors. I remember looking it up.
@@peanutbuttercookies84 yes
Looks like Gary Oldman's character from Harry Potter films xD
1. Catherine of Aragon. Divorced.
2. Anne Boleyn. Beheaded.
3. Jane Seymour. Died.
4. Anne of Cleves. Divorced.
5. Catherine Howard. Beheaded.
6. Catherine Parr. Survived.
My names Catherine of Aragon was married 24 years I'm a paragoooooon, of royalty, my loyalty was to the Vatican so if you try to dump meh.......
You won't try that again
Beheaded
I am that boleyn girl
And im up next see i broke
England from the church
Yea im that sexy~
Why did i lose my head?
Well my sleeve maybe green
But my lipstick red❤
Jane seymour ,
The only one he truly loved~!
(Rude)
When my son was newly born, I died
But I might what have seen or may I?
Look around and you will suddenly see more...
Ich bin Anne of Cleves "Yah"
When he saw my portrait he was like "yah"
But i didn't look as good as i did in my pic
Funny how we all discussed that but never henry's little p-
I would love to think Henry suffered a long, lingering, painful death to atone for his tyrannical ways. I’m not a fan of Ann Boleyn but I don’t think she committed incest, he was just trying to get rid of her so he could marry again. He blamed the women for not giving him sons, even though it’s the male that determines the sex of a baby. The ghosts are so sad because they died such horrific deaths. Ann of Cleaves was extremely lucky she was named Henry’s sister and lived a very peaceful life.
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that was because Anne was smart and did not fight the divorce.
@@beckyringkamp-wells1619 Exactly
Just a little additional info regarding the photo of the gray lady from 2015, it’s really just an iphone panorama glitch caused by someone walking past the camera. There’s an in-depth explanation of how this happened and recreated on Metabunk, the article is “Explained: Hampton Court Ghost Photo [iPhone Panorama Glitch]”
I just admire how your ads easily and delicately steeps into your videos and your voice just makes it even better to listen to, it’s persuasive
Thank you for telling the actual truth about Katherine Howard and Anne. It shows that you actually did your research and it acknowledges the pain and suffering these women went through. Love the video as well
i am not exaggerating when i say that I had goosebumps the entire duration I was watching this video! And that's partly because of the stories being so chilling, but more so due to Lindsey's amazing narration!!
Ikr!
Agreed. Lindsay is a very gifted story teller.
Anneis one busy spoook
Happy that Elizabeth the first can spend her time with her mother in her ghosthood.
I love that Anne argues with Henry even In the afterlife
Thank you for a great telling of the Kings and Queens of England and their strange behaviours. As always a great pleasure to listen to your beautiful voice.
Why are you the only person where even the advert is soothing? I’m rooting for you to get them scentbird coins
I'd say any of Henry's wives would have plenty of reason to be ghosts. Though I hope they're not, if anyone deserves peace it's them.
All wives of Henry Viii except Anne of Cleaves were unfortunate, restless even in afterlife. Henry had that affect on his 'loved' ones.
Lindsay dropped that sponsorship in there like one of King Henry's wives behead heads.
Lindsay I must let you know that your videos have been so pivotal to me, for years. I first found your spooky videos, about Elvira, Vampira, Morticia, and Lily, when I was a Freshman in highschool. I was at my grand mother's because my mom had fallen ill with meningitis. Your videos were such a treat to find to distract myself. I remember when your content became historical and I was so excited because it felt like it was just for me. Here I am now, five or so years later and now living in Germany instead of Texas but these videos always bring me back home to the familiar 💗 Thank you!
Anne travels more in death than I do in life.
In centuries there will be another princess in the story she has already been seen, Diana.
Well, I think she wouldn't be in this one since it's about Tudor ghosts. There are probably even more ghosts connected to the other eras of the royal family.
The guy closing the doors, actually turned out to be an employee dressed in costume. The doors opening by themselves, are another matter though
Well that was anticlimactic then.
Anne Boleyn was quite busy after her death, going from place to place to go haunting…
Well if you have eternity and no oppressing cheating smelly husband to cater too, why not right?
This is why Cathrine Howard and Anne Boleyn where called “The Beheaded Cousins “ because they both met the same end
Given the amount of unnecessary deaths that continued during the Tudors, it’s quite possible the ghosts of these unfortunate people would be restless. Very sad. Rest In Peace. Amen.
As if Monday couldn't be horrifying enough, you uploaded this. I'm gonna have a hard time trying to sleep now
19:22 HELL NO NOW I'M REALLY NOT GONNA BE ABLE TO SLEEP
Me too, happy halloween though!
@@l.capewell7970 ye
Ok cant wait to get to 19:22 now 😱
Its not like your house was inhabited by royals before they died or anything, right? Then you should be completely fine lol
@@kawaiipotato7775 Ok but the joke is that I'm going to remember the video
It's really nice (accurate) that the 9 days queen Lady Jane Grey is included in this narrative. Thank you.
Does anyone just wish they could apologize to Anne B for the huge crime that was done to her.
No!
Yes all the time
@@patriciatremblay2058 how come?
literally all the time!! Also don't forget that poor child Katherine Howard or even Catherine of Aragon was done dirty...god Henry ruined so many women's lives...
@@obsessivefangirl5055 😌😌
Margaret Pole was a princess by birth her father was Edward IV brother! I love your channel
I always end up crying when you talk about this evil man and his victims . Poor women deserved so much better
*closing doors, lighting up the candle, but doesn’t have enough courage to turn down the main lights, wraps herself in blanket*
I Heard of the princes in the tower ghosts before, I mean they were even in Black Butler season 1
I love history and spooky stuff, so this video was perfect for me!
You mentioning the song about Anne Boleyn made me think it would be fun to see a video about historic song origins, such as London Bridge, Sing a song of six pence or Ring-a-ring-a-rosies.
Unfortunately I think she probably won't do this since a lot of the 'origins' people claim for these songs lack proof or are faked (one common myth is that Ring around the Rosie is about the plague, for example, despite the modern lyrics not matching the original song and the plague interpretation only showing up after WW2). So it's hard to research the actual origins since she'd have to sort through a lot of misinformation. But a video disproving those stories might be interesting!
@@morley364 That’s interesting, because I heard of the plague reference in school as well.
Also on the show, Horrible Histories, it talks about the song/nursery rhyme, London Bridge, being about an incident during the time of King Canute. However, I remember once reading something else in the past. Honestly any video about this topic would be interesting.
@@MissEliseIsTired Oh I love Horrible Histories! But yeah, the plague one's become really popular unfortunately. I'm really interested in culture that's created and spread largely by children (like jumprope rhymes for example), it's really cool. But since it doesn't involve adults, documentation can be nebulous, especially historically, so it's easy for people to just make things up without others realizing.
Can you make a video about the life of Edith Wilson? When her husband, Woodrow Wilson, was disabled by illness during his second term, she fulfilled many of his administrative duties.
Yep. She was, for all practical purposes, our first female president.
She was also a descendant of Pocahontas!
Margaret Pole was also Henry VIII's cousin. Her father, George Plantagenet, Duke of Clarence,
was his maternal grandfather's, Edward IV, brother.
Elizabeth was only age 2 when Anne was beheaded so Elizabeth had little or no memory of her mother.
That image of the grey lady is truly terrifying. I honestly hope it’s not real
And she tall!
I remembered seeing an episode of Black Butler where the protagonist met the ghosts of the princes in the tower as they were trying to remodeled it. It was interesting: Ciel (who is arguably the same age as the king if we disregard dearh years) played chess with him in hopes of winning custody of the tower, but lost because spooky ghost manipulation by the king. Ciel had to let his bulter serve the princes while trying to find a way to put them to rest. In that show, the skeletons that was thought to belong to the boys weren't theirs, as they were killed by a knight in full armor and were tossed into a river where they were eaten away by fishes (hence why there's no remains left of them). It was a cool episode
The damn Bloody Mary picture. I lost my shit 💀
Same like no warning
😂 frig me too
You learn so much from these videos I’m top in my class and I don’t even study I actually enjoy watching videos like this
Lady Pole was also related to Henry through his mother....Elizabeth of York. Margaret was his 2nd cousin
Don’t mean to be too technical but 2nd cousins refer to cousins who share great grandparents and not grandparents. The cousin relationship you are referring to when one’s cousin has a child is actually first cousin once removed.
I’ve always had a love of ghost stories. I had a book when I was little that had slew of Tower of London ghost stories. It was what created my fascination first of Anne Boleyn and now of all the Tudors. I think that ghosts are basically imprints of energy. That’s why the same ghost can be seen at different locations like Anne Boleyn. She probably left imprints of energy where she had extreme emotions. Just my opinion
This makes my Halloween heart and love of history soooo happy ❤️ Wonderful video!!
lady de la pole had more royal claim in her than Henry VII hence the poor fate of her poor brother Edward Warkwick. She was the cousin of Henry VIII mother, Elizabeth of York. Poor.women suffered horribly under rule of Henry vii and she deserves to be remembered as royalty as she was and a cousin of York rather than a wife of a distant cousin
The toddler could be Princess Elizabeth, daughter of Elizabeth of York and sister of Henry VIII. She was a toddler when she died. The other alleged video doesn’t look much like Henry VIII so I don’t know how people think it’s him. I think it could be his son or his father.
My sister told me a story that a yeoman told her where he was walking through one of the corridors and saw an apparition of himself he believes spirits could also be recording of living people
They're called "doppelgangers."
Spirits that can take on the looks of living people.
That's not good that he saw his own shade aka doppelganger....
It's a.sign that you're about to die.😮
@@samanthasnyder9087 Well, as far as I know, he's still alive this story was about 2 years ago so...
@@janicem9225 From what my sister told me I don't think it was a doppelganger
Can you do the 15 children of George III and Charlotte?
I feel bad for the ladies in waiting honestly during their time they see so much death
And then they had to walk on eggshells hoping they wouldn't catch Henry's wandering eye leading to some horrible ending for them.
It must've been a bloody nightmare.
has anybody else noticed that it seems all past british royals only sifted through like 3-4 names depending on gender 😭
Without our historical superstitions, much of the truth is lost. It is like a suided tour into history. Thanks so much, Ms Linsay Holiday.
The transition of the Tudor information to the Scentbird advertising was flawless!! 💅
Damn, Catherine's Ghost Surely has to work harder like to visit 2 palaces and change her age from a 50 year old to a 15 year old
The figure at Hampton Court was not a ghost. It was a man dressed up in a costume, representing the clothes they wore back then, and he was part of a reenactment group that performed for visitors.
Of course it makes perfect sense Catherine Haunts that location where she spent the last moments with the husband who actually gave a damn about her hint it was not Henry
When I was 10, I heard about Catherine Howard's ghost in the Tower and I've been hooked on Tudor history and ghosts ever since!
potential jump scare warning ⚠️ just in case you are sensitive to disturbing/creepy imagery:
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Laying in bed watching a fairly calm / historical explanation behind these ghost stories... then having THAT pop on screen gave me heart palpitations for real 😟
@@phoebeelizaa same! I was NOT ready haha
Thank you for the warning.
If you've ever heard of the bloody Mary game most people think the ghost that appears in the mirror is some girl called Mary Worth but i personally think that the ghost that appears in the mirror is actually that of Mary I of England (Henry VIII and Catherine of Aragon's daughter)
I heard that they did find bones in the area thought to have kat Howard, but someone had poured lye on them when burried, so the little that the recovered were so broken down you couldn't tell the age or even the gender
I would dearly love to see a Tudor ghost - maybe a working woman type doing food perp- or one of Elizabeth’s ladies stitching away on one of her wardrobe items
The stories are absolute poppycock AND enjoyable for a spooky good time!
I'm pretty sure that you can consider Margret Pole Henry VIII cousin. And Edward the VI and the Duke of Clarence where brothers. Yes a lot of removes, but still.... It was throw her bloodline that Henry feared the Pols. They where Plantagenets.
Yeah, Bluff King Hal & Margaret Pole would have been 1st-cousins-once-removed, coincidentally the same relationship Elizabeth I had with Mary, queen of Scots (blood kindred didn't save the royal relative from the block there either)
They’re probably reanactments not ghosts. A lot of people believe our energy imprints on places, especially if something dramatic happened there, like a technological footprint but with energy, seen as they dont seem to interact with people, just go about their business
Don't rub your perfume!! That changes the chemical composition and thus the scent- the same way shaking a liquor changes the taste.
Just touch your wrists together and to your neck.
And thank you for the Halloween edition, I love these!
An entertaining, informative and wonderfully narrated video!
No surprises there though, your videos are always wonderfully crafted!
Thanks for doing everything you do 😊
I wonder how that would be for Anne Boleyn haunting the tower for all eternity
She’s not cuz she has to go haunt hever castle and windsor too
I'm watching this during school, yall can't even be playing these games since my school was built over a 100 years ago.
School is boringggggggg
that transition to the perfume ad was slick ngl 😂