Queen Isabella was imprisoned at Castle Rising in Norfolk in 1328 by her son, Edward III. The reason for her punishment was that Isabella had given consent for her husband, Edward II, to be tortured to death. Such was her guilt for this that her anguished cries can be heard to this day floating mysteriously over the Norman keep.

 

© COPYRIGHT - The Images and content contained on this website are protected by copyright laws. Any reproduction of them without written permission of the copyright owner is a violation of United States Copyright Law and is punishable by up to a $10,000 fine.