Tudor Home Windows A Tudor Revival’s windows were often diamond pattern and, instead of the more typical single or double-hung construction, embraced crank-out style casement design.

Historian Steven Gunn uncovers what thousands of fatal accidents can tell us about everyday existence in 16th-century England ...

Tudor-style homes are very traditional, and because the architecture originated in colder climates, it's rare to find one with a front porch, which adds to the formal curb appeal. However, these ...

They say all the evidence points to it having once been a skirt worn by the Tudor queen, making it the only known survivor of her famously lavish wardrobe. Eleri Lynn, curator of historic dress at ...

Further, new evidence is coming to light concerning certain settlement patterns. As will be explained in this article, there is new evidence which shows that settlement patterns in the Penrhyn Estate, ...