Show Notes
Welcome to the Queens summer break! In this spooky Patreon episode of Queens Podcast, Nathan and Katy delve into the ghostly encounters at Hampton Court Palace.
From the tragic tale of Katherine Howard's haunting presence to Jane Seymour's spectral appearances, they explore the rich, eerie history of these Tudor queens.
Time stamps:
00:00 Welcome to the Queen's Summer Break
01:04 Getting Spooky with Ghost Stories
03:46 Exploring Hampton Court's Haunted History
08:36 Katherine Howard's Tragic Tale
17:59 Jane Seymour: The Beloved Queen
19:23 Henry VIII's Queenly Shutdowns
19:38 Jane Seymour's Final Days
27:15 The Skeletor Ghost Mystery
30:24 The Gray Lady of Hampton Court
36:35 Concluding Thoughts and Future Stories
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