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A Jacobean mansion birth site of Anne Bolyen | Blickling Hall

Mentioned in the Domesday Book, Blickling Estate is believed to have been the birthplace of Anne Boleyn, future wife of King Henry VIII. During the Second World War, RAF air crew were billeted here while its owner, Lord Lothian, influenced Winston Churchill’s actions. The Tudor house that once stood at Blickling is widely believed to have been the birthplace of Anne Boleyn, great-granddaughter of Sir Geoffrey Boleyn (1406–1463,) and later one of the six wives of King Henry VIII. Sir Geoffrey bought Blickling Estate from Sir John Fastolf in 1452. The present red-brick mansion was built by Sir Henry Hobart (1560–1626) after he purchased the estate in 1616. The house was built on the same site as Sir Geoffrey Boleyn's, by architect Robert Lyminge, who was already known for building Hatfield House. The moat remains from Tudor times, as Sir Henry used this as a perimeter to control his budget. In the 1740s, Sir John Hobart converted Blickling's Long Gallery into an impressive library after being bequeathed a vast book collection by renowned scholar Sir Richard Ellys. #relaxing #travel #history #garden #art #historical #historicalplaces #amazingplaces #placestovisit #jacobean #blicklinghall #norfolk Edit with InShot: https://v.inshotapp.net/invite Music by: ES_Coloura in Movement- Johannes Bornlof