Welcome to Dun & Dunn. I'm Alicia, your hostess on this podcast journey, All Things, Dominic Dunn.

This week, between my podcasts, there really has been only one subject on my mind, that of Anne Boleyn.

This week, we commemorate the 489th anniversary of her beheading by her monster of a husband, Henry

the 8th. If you were looking for the historical lowdown on any of Anne Boleyn's story, please go see

trashy royals from this past week. I am dropping history like it is hot over there this week, but here

on Dun & Dunn today, we're going to take a little trip connecting it all through to Anne Boleyn's

ancestral home, Heaver Castle, and Hever Castle was then the home of Henry the 8th's fourth wife,

Anne of Cleves. In this episode, we will trace the history

of Heaver and its eventual end with an aster, all of which connects back into our investigation.

This one is from out of the vault from a very long time ago, but it seemed to fit this week with the theme of

all things and Bolin.

Meanwhile, friends, I am hard at work getting through every Patreon episode, still left on

the floor this week, and getting a brand new episode done for you as well.

I can't wait to see you back next Monday here on the main feed for that one

and sooner on Patreon before that. Without any further woo, it is time for our tour of the history

and the people of Hever Castle. Let's investigate.

Music Castle. Let's investigate.

Hey, y'all, welcome to another episode of Not Done Yet. This time we're going to take a little trip across the pond and go to Hever Castle.

This story is called Two Queens of England and an Astor Brat, too. Oh my gosh, this is a fun one.

So in this Not Done Yet, we're going to get into some sticky spiderwebs going from Tudor England to the Astor family. We're going to take a little ride out to Hever Castle in the

Kent Countryside. Hever Castle throughout time has been owned by many families throughout the years.

It's rented by a number of other families,

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