The Murdered Princes in the Tower 1483

One of the biggest unsolved "who dun its" in English history

Breakfast

12th September 2026 by | Uncategorized

Breakfast

Of course, before the Tudor Rose Collection could be offered to the public, I had to taste every product personally to ensure that each one met the required standard.

 

It was a demanding responsibility, involving freshly buttered toast and a generous selection of preserves, sauces, mustards and jellies—but somebody had to do it! And, of course, copious amounts of tea.

 

I am delighted to report that the collection passed its inspection with flying colours. Each jar has been carefully chosen to evoke the richness, character and history of the Tudor court.

 

Historic houses, castles, museums and heritage attractions interested in stocking the Tudor Rose Collection are warmly invited to contact me at:

info@murderinthetower.london.

 

Gemma
Author and British historian

 

Member of The Norfolk Archaeological Trust

www.murderinthetower.london

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