#the tower of london
Floral tributes marking the anniversary of Anne Boleyn’s execution, 19 May, at various locations in the Tower of London: the site of the scaffold where Anne died, the Tower memorial to those executed there, and Anne’s grave in the Church of St. Peter ad Vincula.
Individual visitors to the Tower leave flowers year-round, but each year on 19 May a bouquet labeled “Queen Anne Boleyn 1536” (as seen in the top-right photo) is also specially delivered to the chapel in which she is interred. The identity of the sender, or senders, of this annual tribute remains unknown.
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American Ghost Stories presenter: it’s said that people feel cold drafts where there are no open doors or windows
Me, a European: you’re talking about the Tower of London
Presenter: such mysterious cold chills
Me: it’s a 900 year old castle you don’t have to open a window to get blown over
Presenter: oooooo mysterious!
Me: PLEASE FOR GOD’S SAKE
