The A-Z of Tudor Places: Cawood Castle

The A-Z of Tudor Places: Cawood Castle

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When Henry VIII and Catherine Howard visited Cawood Castle in 1541, after several centuries of continuous occupation, it was nearing the end of its eventful history. The once bustling medieval village of Cawood frequented by kings, queens, princes and archbishops now rests quietly. To discover more about this important site, I explore its medieval history in my book 'In The Footsteps of The Six Wives of Henry VIII'. To purchase a signed copy, with a personal dedication, head to my shop here: https://shopthetudortravelguide.com/

This video is The Tudor Travel Guide's brief overview of the historic Cawood Castle in North Yorkshire, once the archiepiscopal palace of the Archbishops of York, scene of the arrest of Cardinal Wolsey.

Hear about its history, appearance, some of the notable Tudor events that took place there and how you can stay at the castle!

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