Welcome to Unholytudor!

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Hello and greetings! 

My name is Jessica Faulkner and my persona is Unholytudor! For several years, I have been posting on Instagram historical edits, and I have slowly moved towards Tiktok and Twitter, which is under the name Unholytudor. I also make historical wooden decorations to hang around the house, which I sell on my Etsy, also under the name Unholytudor.



My interests are Tudor history, but I do enjoy local history too. I enjoy crafting and painting, I prefer to paint on canvases, but towards Christmas, the wooden circles come out! I love animals, I have 3 dogs so plenty of fun to have around! I love to read, I have plenty of books, probably too many, but then again you can never have too many! I love visiting museums and old houses. 

I currently am working on doing a talk at Stanley Palace on the 3rd of December, in which I will be discussing Little Moreton Hall in Cheshire. I am ready to hire for talks on Tudor history! Next year I am hoping to write a book and self-publish, on who I don’t know!

The stuff I will be posting will be Tudor/Medieval history and local history, and also upcoming events in which I will be featured in!


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