Living History The Sealed Knot historical re-enactment group

 

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Living History The Sealed Knot historical re-enactment group

 

 

Join The Sealed Knot at Pembroke Castle for a Civil War re-enactment on the very ground that one of the most important battles of the war took place.  

The close of the first stage of the Civil War had seen a Parliamentary victory and the arrest of King Charles I, but shortly afterwards, Pembroke's Parliamentary troops, instead declared for the King.  Oliver Cromwell arrived in Pembroke in 1648 with six thousand men to deal with the situation, resulting in the Siege of Pembroke, and sparking a new rebellion which would soon spead throughout Britain, the Second Civil War.

The Sealed knot is the UK's oldest re-enactment society and will offer demonstrations of life during the English Civil War, an army camp, weaponry and displays of arms.  

A full schedule will be released at a later date.

 

 

 

 

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30 Mar 24
Add to Calendar 03/30/2024 true Europe/London Living History The Sealed Knot historical re-enactment group

 

 

Join The Sealed Knot at Pembroke Castle for a Civil War re-enactment on the very ground that one of the most important battles of the war took place.  

The close of the first stage of the Civil War had seen a Parliamentary victory and the arrest of King Charles I, but shortly afterwards, Pembroke's Parliamentary troops, instead declared for the King.  Oliver Cromwell arrived in Pembroke in 1648 with six thousand men to deal with the situation, resulting in the Siege of Pembroke, and sparking a new rebellion which would soon spead throughout Britain, the Second Civil War.

The Sealed knot is the UK's oldest re-enactment society and will offer demonstrations of life during the English Civil War, an army camp, weaponry and displays of arms.  

A full schedule will be released at a later date.

 

 

 

Pembroke Castle
 

31 Mar 24
Add to Calendar 03/31/2024 true Europe/London Living History The Sealed Knot historical re-enactment group

 

 

Join The Sealed Knot at Pembroke Castle for a Civil War re-enactment on the very ground that one of the most important battles of the war took place.  

The close of the first stage of the Civil War had seen a Parliamentary victory and the arrest of King Charles I, but shortly afterwards, Pembroke's Parliamentary troops, instead declared for the King.  Oliver Cromwell arrived in Pembroke in 1648 with six thousand men to deal with the situation, resulting in the Siege of Pembroke, and sparking a new rebellion which would soon spead throughout Britain, the Second Civil War.

The Sealed knot is the UK's oldest re-enactment society and will offer demonstrations of life during the English Civil War, an army camp, weaponry and displays of arms.  

A full schedule will be released at a later date.

 

 

 

Pembroke Castle
 

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