Having been sent from court in disgrace and stripped of her title of queen, Catherine died in Kimbolton Castle in January 1536. However, her story does not stop with her death. Her memory was still politically influential and so choosing where to bury her and how she was to be represented within her tomb was an important decision for Henry VIII. This talk examines the initial construction fo Catherine's tomb but also explores the tomb's history up to the present day. Even after the death of all those involved in the great matter, Catherine's tomb and her memory were destroyed, rebuilt and remodelled by subsequent generations, even up to today.