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Tenby house with a dubious Tudor record….

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Well, Tenby is beautiful, and a old house with a view over its harbour must be very desirable, see this site, but I fear that this time my pennies will be staying in my piggy bank.

Shell out for the privilege of owning the house from which that miserable skinflint Henry Tudor escaped and, apparently, returned when he invaded with his foreign army. No!

Viscountessw’s piggy is safe, ladies and gentlemen! Sorry Tenby.

Here’s some more about the house. With a number of pictures, including the tunnel in which I wish dear Henners had got stuck and then forgotten for posterity. Well, Yorkists can only dream . . .

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3 responses to “Tenby house with a dubious Tudor record….”

  1. Glenis Brindley Avatar
    Glenis Brindley

    Not often I feel ambivalent to an historic property!!

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  2. ‘Great magician, damned Glendower'(Part 2.) – murreyandblue

    […] of a Welshman who was well trusted by the English government, being given charge of Pembroke, Tenby and Cilgerran castles in 1377, at a time when French invasion was expected at any […]

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  3. More about Henry Tudor fleeing from Richard at Tenby…. – The New Murrey and Blue blog Avatar
    More about Henry Tudor fleeing from Richard at Tenby…. – The New Murrey and Blue blog

    […] of this secret escape route (beneath Boots the Chemist) has appeared before on this blog, at https://murreyandblue.co.uk/2021/02/15/tenby-house-with-a-dubious-tudor-record/ (with a much better photograph of the escape tunnel) and […]

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