Ann Boleyn

Ann Boleyn was the mother of Queen Elizabeth I and the second wife of Henry VIII. She is remembered as an intelligent and very well educated girl who had a charming personality, was fashionable and had a lively social life. She was accused of witchcraft, treason, incest and adultery and was beheaded in 1536. Since her death, it is said that her ghost appears once in a while in the Green Tower as an elegant woman; other times appears near the place where she was executed, and according to the Green Tower’s guards, her ghost sometimes carries her head.