On May 19, 1536, Anne Boleyn was relieved of her head. So where is her body today? Much like Boleyn's life, ... To add insult to all of this injury, no one bothered to give Anne a proper burial.

Royal myth: Anne Boleyn 'not given coffin as insiders said execution would not go ahead' ROYAL FAMILY historians have for centuries been obsessed with monarch Henry VIII.

Legend has it that the heart of Anne Boleyn in buried in the crypt at Erwarton Church. Behind Erwarton's gothic gatehouse lies a Tudor Hall forever linked to the most famous of King Henry VIII's ...

Anne Boleyn was beheaded - albeit by a Frenchman with a sword – on May 19, 1536. But what happened next remains a mystery. According to Historic Royal Palaces – the charity which looks after ...

Anne Boleyn was King Henry VIII’s second wife out of six. ... Ridgway argued that, far from lying in a “criminal’s grave,” Anne was in fact buried as a queen in 1877.

Yet just three years later Anne Boleyn was beheaded on trumped up charges of treason. ... Catherine of Aragon, was buried. The midwives were able to tell that the dead child was a boy. ...

The story of Anne Boleyn, second wife of Henry VIII, ended in May 1536, when the master executioner of Calais — sent for specially, and said to be an adept in his art — separated her clever ...

Famous for his six wives, most people have an idea who Henry VIII was. But few know the story behind his second wife Anne Boleyn and the affair the King of England had with her sister, Mary. Now, ...