Medieval History
New history of Tewkesbury?s internationally renowned Medieval Festival through photographs has been captured in the form of a new book.
The publication, by professional Tewkesbury-based photographer Nigel Byde, includes everything from a selection of black and white images of the early days of the event, to exclusive pictures of last year?s battle re-enactment, and scenes from the authentic living history camps.
Click here to read this article from the Tewkesbury Admag
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Final preparations are well under way for one of the largest events in the South East when Herstmonceux Castle will witness the battlecry and mayhem of knight battling each other for the annual Medieval Festival. Now in its 19th year, the festival promisses...
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The Medieval Festival at Herstmonceux Castle, which is taking place this weekend in the English county of East Sussex, is expected to draw its biggest-ever attendance this year. Last year over 30,000 visitors flocked through the gates at the three-day...
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Medieval History
New book captures history of Tewkesbury's Medieval Festival
New history of Tewkesbury?s internationally renowned Medieval Festival through photographs has been captured in the form of a new book.
The publication, by professional Tewkesbury-based photographer Nigel Byde, includes everything from a selection of black and white images of the early days of the event, to exclusive pictures of last year?s battle re-enactment, and scenes from the authentic living history camps.
Click here to read this article from the Tewkesbury Admag
- Medieval Knights Prepare To Fight At Herstmonceux Castle
Final preparations are well under way for one of the largest events in the South East when Herstmonceux Castle will witness the battlecry and mayhem of knight battling each other for the annual Medieval Festival. Now in its 19th year, the festival promisses...
- Medieval Festival At Herstmonceux Castle Takes Place This Weekend
The Medieval Festival at Herstmonceux Castle, which is taking place this weekend in the English county of East Sussex, is expected to draw its biggest-ever attendance this year. Last year over 30,000 visitors flocked through the gates at the three-day...
- 25th Jorvik Viking Centre Annual Festival
The Jorvik Viking Centre in the English city of York will be holding its 25th Annual Festival from February 13th to 21st, 2010. In a press release, the Jorvik Viking Centre, calls on those interested to "join in the action as hundreds of Vikings from...
- Sure Is A Bloody Aftermath: The Splintered Kingdom By James Aitcheson
Splintered Kingdom by James AitchesonIn this, the second instalment of the Bloody Aftermath of 1066 series by James Aitcheson, we meet our hero again in happier times. Only this book is set against the Welsh Marches and a backdrop of violent reprisal...
- Hanging Pyxes Part Ii - Some Examples Of Its Modern Revival
Grosvenor Chapel 012, originally uploaded by sarumsleuth. The Gothic revival architect Sir Ninian Comper was the first to reintroduce the hanging pyx into Anglican churches. The image aboveis of a hanging pyx introduced by Comper into the Grosvenor chapel...