July 16 2002, Tuesday, 7pm

DAVID STARKEY'S LECTURE ON KING HENRY VIII'S SIX WIVES

You probably did not know that a lot of the correspondence (letters, notes, etc) from a lot of famous people in this country is held in the Public Records Office. This includes the correspondence sent - and received, by King Henry and his six wives. This evening is your chance to discover not only what they said about one another but a whole lot more. For example just what was written in Catherine Howard's letter that must have made the king very annoyed.
 

Yes, the well-known historian and broadcaster, Dr David Starkey, will give a revealing lecture entitled, "The Six Wives of Henry VIII" where you will be able to see some of the love letters at first hand. Admission: £5 (concessions £4). Telephone 020 8392 5202 for lecture confirmation of more information, if required. Location: Public Record Office, Kew, Richmond. Nearest tube station: Kew Gardens (District line).