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Dancing and Merriment at Mary Arden’s Farm
A popular Tudor dance – in the farmyard outside Mary Arden’s House
Easter Monday
Meet the Tudors on Mary Arden’s Farm as they prepare for a feast!
Ten Facts About Tudor Farming
Life for the average citizen in Tudor times was pretty tough, hard work and an ability to dodge various diseases were the only path to survival. Agriculture was the primary industry and animals were an integral part of daily life. Here are ten facts to bring you up to speed on Tudor farming: As many [...]
Crazy man on crazy on Hobby Horse
Fun and frolics for ALL ages down at Mary Ardens Crafty Beast Show
The Final Heat of the GOAT GRAND NATIONAL
Watch Flash Gordon, Galloping Gideon and Go Go Gary as they race for racing Goat Glory…..
Day in the life of a Tudor – Fetching Water
Master Charles demonstrates his grumpy character as he is called upon to do ‘women’s chores’
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