The Sealed Knot – English Civil War re-enactment Sunday 30th April and Monday 1st May The Sealed knot invites you to relive history at Monmouth showground this May bank holiday. […]

Desborough Millennium Green situated near the church in the county of Northamptonshire is a hidden gem designed by the local community. The hedges were planted as corridors of wildlife and […]

Colonel John Pickerings Regiment of Foote invites you to Grimsthorpe Castle, park and gardens to step back in to the 17th century and witness how the castle may have looked […]

In co-ordination with Dunstablians Rugby Club, Prince Rupert’s Bluecoats of the Sealed Knot welcome you to a weekend of battles, history and fun. With a skirmish and a battle each […]

The Ravensknowle Children's Gala is a non-profit organisation and was first held in Ravensknowle Park in 1927. The event continues today providing everyone the opportunity to enjoy free entertainment with […]

  Brother against Brother, King versus Parliament, Round Heads fight Royalists! Come to Stonham Barns Park this July and see how the English Civil War of the 1600s shaped our country of today. Take a walk and hear see and smell history, large encampments will be gathered at Stonham Barns Park ready to fight and […]

Hartlebury Castle Living History displays & skirmish between Parliament and Royalist soldiers, including cannon and cavalry Hartlebury Castle is the historic palace of the Bishops of Worcester. During the 17th century It became home to a Royalist garrison of both infantry and cavalry soldiers during the English Civil War. Once again, the castle will experience […]

Lyveden C17 Civil War Living History & Drill Displays Step back in time to the English Civil War at Lyveden. Experience Living History and Drill Displays bringing to life both military and civilian life during the 17th century. Lord John Robartes Regiment of Foote are part of the Sealed Knot. The regiment will set up […]

Experience the thunder of cannon fire, musket volleys as The Sealed Knot help you relive history. Bidford’s claim to civil war fame is its narrow bridge, a scheduled ancient monument that was built in the early 15th Century over the River Avon. In 1644, King Charles marched his army over the bridge towards Worcester as […]

A visit to the spectacular Pembroke castle this summer gives you even more to discover as Lord Saye and Sele’s Blew Regiment Of Foote bring the exciting rebellion of 1648 and the siege of Pembroke to life. Explore daily life in the 17th century with the living history encampment, and displays of cooking, calligraphy, artwork, […]