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Tudors is a very popular subject for authors and writers. Your local library will probably have a good selection of books (and maybe CD-ROMs) to choose from. Your school library is also a good place to look. If you are looking for good sources of information, which are not too difficult to read, why not print out the list from the Resources page?

Many museums, even small local ones, have some Tudor artifacts often donated by local people. However, while there are some museums - a few are listed - there are also many superbly preserved Tudor houses, some of which are listed below, which you could visit to see how people used to live in Tudor times.

Royal Armouries, Leeds
Tower of London
Windsor Castle, Berkshire

Hampton Court, London
Hardwick Hall, Derbyshire
Hatfield House, Hertfordshire
Hever Castle, Kent
Little Moreton Hall, Congleton, Cheshire
Montacute House, Somerset
Moseley Old Hall, Wolverhampton
Rufford Old Hall, Ormskirk, Lancs
Speke Hall, Liverpool
Tudor Merchant's House, Tenby, Wales
Tudor Yeoman's House, Cobham, Kent