The GHOSTLY HAUNTINGS Of Anne Boleyn

The GHOSTLY Hauntings of Anne Boleyn

Anne Boleyn is one of the most popular and famous figures of the Tudor period. Her marriage to Henry VIII the infamous 6 wived King is one which still captivates many today, and it shook England to it’s very foundations. Because of Henry’s intense desire to court Anne, he was forced to seek a way out of his first marriage to long-standing Queen Catherine of Aragon. This forced through the English Reformation and a huge time of religious turbulence, however Anne Boleyn is mostly remembered today for the fact she was brutally beheaded inside the walls of the Tower of London.

On Tower Green on the 19th May 1536 after falling from grace at the hands of Thomas Cromwell, Anne made her way up to the scaffold with a French swordsman greeting her. Anne’s beheading is a story which today presents a woman who was wrongly accused and convicted of adultery, incest and treason to kill the King. She’s been labelled as the most influential and important consort that England has ever had, however many believe that her unhappy soul and presence still haunts many of the places which were significant to her. Whether you believe in the supernatural or not, it’s interesting to investigate the accounts of sightings of Anne and how they have emerged from places which were rather significant in the Queen’s life.

Join us as we delve into the past and explore the accounts that surround Anne Boleyn.

[diamondtiara]

As much as ghost stories fascinate me, I hope these aren't true; I'd rather believe Anne found peace in the afterlife, or maybe happiness in another lifetime, rather than her being a restless spirit all these centuries.

[jamesaron]

One would hope with all the misery that Henry VIII caused to so many people, his spirit should be the one haunting all these places forlorn and restless for all eternity.

[christianpatriot]

When I was in high school back in the 1980s a representative of a student exchange program came to my school for an assembly of foreign language students. He told us that Anne Boleyn was deathly afraid of the dark so Henry provided her with candles during her imprisonment. He also told us that Anne's ghost is seen walking around the Tower carrying a candle whenever a member of the royal family is about to die. He didn't say anything about any of these other Anne sightings.

[MsCharley]

When I worked at Hampton Court Palace we had a few guests mention they had see Anne’s ghost. Henry’s spirit is definitely still there!

[spluson]

I swear Anne Boleyn haunts more places than any other Tudor ghost. In my opinion

[linaleblanc]

My grandmere Rose always said, those who die bad, cant rest, so they walk. Anne surely died in a horrible way. May her soul, along with the others find peace in God

[tamararutland-mills]

Is there a compilation of ghost stories from people who worked in The Tower over the years? Excellent work BTW.

[jow.]

I love the Stanley Holloway song: “ With her head tucked underneath her arm, she walks the Bloody Tower”.

[CarolAFollowerOfJesusChrist]

The fact that henry killed an innocent woman and 4 incconet men just because she didn't give him a son is sickening like sir its your fault anne and Catherine couldn't give you a son blame it on your gene's!

[KentuckyWildcat]

I don’t think it’s Anne. I liked to believe she’s resting in peace with her daughter. The greatest Queen that brought the golden age Anne promised.

[clairesmith]

A friend’s daughter worked in the gift shop in The Tower. A couple of them were being critical of her and a vase flew across the shop and hit the opposite wall. They apologised to her.

[christianpatriot]

Will the next person who sees Anne's ghost ask her to let them have a good look at her head so we can sort out some of the Tudor portraits?

[junecaffyn]

Anne Boleyn was the one I admired most out of all Henry V111 ‘s wives, she was wrongly accused and the judgement was a forgone conclusion. Henry V111 and Thomas Cromwell had no consciences - how could they sleep at night I wonder!

[cplmpcocptcl]

Excellent work.
Thank you for the upload.

[franm.]

Imagine being in Hampton Court at night?

[stephaniebrooks]

Im sorry but a carriage drawn by headless horses and a headless horse man sounds like some kind of bad ass shit one would expect from Anne

[PrincessPinkHeart]

Anne Boleyn is my favourite Tudor Queen for her beautiful yet tragic story and Henry didn’t deserve her 💚👑

[GhostFanLife]

As someone who has been to Hampton Court, I can confirm that she does haunt the palace. Hell I saw a whole bunch of shit that showed she was still there.

[tracymcardle]

Loved this video and am so glad Katherine has such a lovely grave, and at last she is called Queen of England🙏💕💕

[leticiagarcia]

I don’t believe in the supernatural. I’m a kind and respectful agnostic. Anne Boleyn is my favorite wife of Henry VIII. She’s one of the most influential women in history. She was an accomplished woman. It was her daughter Elizabeth with Henry VIII that became England’s greatest monarch. Her bloodline by way of her sister Mary are sitting on the throne today. William and Harry have it in spades by their mother Diana. Anne Boleyn lives in our hearts. I can say this with certainty that she will continue to be admired. She might’ve lost the battle in 1536 but, she won the war. Henry VIII and Thomas Cromwell failed miserably in trying to erase her.