Mary Queen of Scots at Jedburgh_ The A-Z of Tudor Places

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In this episode of the Tudor Travel Guide's A-Z of Tudor / (Stuart!) Places, Sarah talks about Jedburgh and the mysterious illness and near-death experience of Mary Queen of Scots, which all took place in a tower house, today called the Mary Queen of Scots House. Due to COVID restrictions, the house (which today is a museum) was closed, so I couldn't bring you pictures of footage from the interior of the building.

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