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Is queens in London?
Queens is one of New York's boroughs, but there is an area of London called Queens Park.
Is the Queen's palace in London?
One of the Queens palaces is in London.
Is Saint Albans in London?
There is a Saint Albans in London its in the town Hertfordshire of ... where is also one on New York in the borough of Queens...
Was Jane Seymour Tudor Henry VIII favourite?
It is said that she was. She gave him the son she wanted and is the only one of his wives to be buried with him at Westminster Abbey.
Where is sir William waller buried?
I have found out that he was buried in what is now Christchurch Gardens on Victoria St, London SW1. The grave is unmarked in what is one of very few open green areas in this part of London.
Where is Sir Isacc Newton buried at?
He died in his sleep on March 31st, 1727 at the age of 84 and got buried at Westminster abbey.
Who was Anne Boyelyn's daughter?
Anne Boleyn had one daughter before she was beheaded, her name was Elizabeth Tudor, who than became one of the England most known queens " Queen Elizabeth 1"
Why was the Tudor rose called the Tudor rose?
The Tudor rose was called the Tudor rose because one of the men from the York family married a woman from the Lancaster family and put the roses together to make one
How long is queens blvd?
from one edge of queens to the other side of queens
When was Queen Elizabeth I buried?
Queen Elizabeth l was interred a month after her death, on April 28, 1603. She was not actually buried; she was entombed in a vault in Westminster Abbey. She had died on 24 march 1603 in Richmond Castle.
Where can one buy original Tudor watches?
One is able to buy original Tudor watches on the Tudor website (called Tudor Watch), or online at several other locations including: Amazon, Ask Men, and Chrono 24.
What were Tudor ships called?
Tudor ships were often referred to as "Tudor warships" or "Tudor naval vessels." Some specific types of Tudor ships included galleons, carracks, and pinnaces. One notable Tudor ship was the Mary Rose, a warship that sank in 1545 and was later salvaged.
