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The Civil War in Leicestershire and Rutland

3rd August
The 1620s House And Garden, Manor Road, Coalville, LE67 2FW
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The First English Civil War (1642-5) split families and led, ultimately, to the execution of King Charles I. There were a number of skirmishes around Leicestershire and Rutland and the Siege of Leicester, while the Battle of Naseby was fought in North Northamptonshire close to Market Harborough. Leicester was a Parliamentary stronghold, under Thomas Grey, while Ashby was the Royalist centre, led by Henry Hastings.

Join Archaeologist Peter Liddle as he explores the impact which this tumultuous time had on the areas of Leicestershire and Rutland.

£6 per person

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18:00 - Sunday 3rd August

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The 1620s House And Garden
Manor Road
Coalville
LE67 2FW
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