A home that once belonged to Anne of Cleves, the fourth of King Henry VIII's six wives, is now listed on the market by the real estate group Jackson-Stops Mid Sussex with an asking price of about $2.5 ...

When Anne of Cleves was set free from her marriage to Henry VIII, she was gifted Wings. Wings Place, that is, a timber-framed Tudor house about 60 miles south of London in Sussex in the U.K., which is ...

A 500-year-old manor house in Oxfordshire, England, that belonged to the Queen of England, Anne of Cleves—one of the lucky few women that survived being married to King Henry VIII—has hit the market ...

In the saga of King Henry VIII, Anne of Cleves holds her secrets tight. She gave him no children, they were married for barely half a year, and most surprising of all, she survived. Legend has it that ...

LONDON — Many British schoolchildren will be familiar with the rhyme “Divorced, beheaded, died; divorced, beheaded, survived.” It was a common mnemonic device to help children learn the sequence of ...

Consider Hans Holbein the Younger’s portrait of Henry VIII’s fourth wife, Anne of Cleves: an enigmatic look, cast from ...

The blockbuster Broadway musical "Six" tells the story of the six wives of Henry the VIII. The show is nominated for eight Tony Awards including Best Musical. Legions of "Six" fans, called the ...

Situated in Ditchling, East Sussex, many of the original Tudor features, both inside and out, remain. Ornamental timbers and carved bargeboards trace the walls, tall brick chimneys ascend into the ...

A home that once belonged to Anne of Cleves, the fourth of King Henry VIII's six wives, is now listed on the market by the real estate group Jackson-Stops Mid Sussex with an asking price of about $2.5 ...