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Henry VIII’s Tetrad of Thomases—#3 Thomas Cromwell

Henry VIII’s Tetrad of Thomases—#3 Thomas Cromwell

by Helen Kain | Jul 4, 2026 | Carousel Library, FP Act IV — Reinvention

When Thomas #1, Cardinal Wolsey, fell from grace in 1529 for failure to procure an annulment for King Henry from his first wife, Catherine of Aragon, Thomas #3, Thomas Cromwell, succeeded Wolsey as Henry’s chief advisor. Details of Cromwell’s early life...
Hatfield House—The Seat of the Cecils, Marquesses of Salisbury

Hatfield House—The Seat of the Cecils, Marquesses of Salisbury

by Helen Kain | Feb 27, 2025 | Carousel Library, Castles & Stately Homes, Gardens

A House Built for Power Hatfield House is a grand testament to the ambitions of Robert Cecil, 1st Earl of Salisbury, the younger son of William Cecil, Elizabeth I’s trusted advisor.     Built in the early 17th century, it replaced the Old Palace of...
England in the Autumn Part II

England in the Autumn Part II

by Helen Kain | Jan 8, 2022 | Carousel Library, Castles & Stately Homes, Towns & Cities

Following our time in England in the Autumn. Determining which train to take to Chichester was more complicated than I had envisioned. Staff shortages, line repairs, and similar disruptions ruled out the usual route from Victoria Station. Lauren and I eventually...
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