Hereford During the English Civil War 1642-1645
- 17th May
- 23rd May
About This Event
Hereford, a royal garrison heavily armed and fortified during the Middle Ages, on the front line of the English defence of its border with Wales. Our shire was one of the first to declare for the King when Charles I raised his standard at Nottingham in 1642, plunging the country into civil war. The city changed hands more than once as the struggle between King and Parliament played out. Who were the key players locally? What happened in the city and what impact did the war have? The walk starts at 11.30am at The Old House Museum, Hightown HR1 2AA what3words ///sling.swim.waters and ends at the West Front of the Cathedral. Duration 90 minutes approx. Maximum 15 people
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Admission / Ticket Info:
Purchase tickets online at https://herefordguidedwalks.org.uk/herefordshire-history-festival-9th-25th-may-2026/ Adults £7.50. Young person 6-17 years £1 PLEASE PRINT YOUR TICKETS OR HAVE THEM AVAILABLE ON YOUR PHONE
Disabled Access:
We regret this walk is not Wheelchair friendly
Disabled Facilities:
Accessible toilets near the start and end of the walk