Battle of Tewkesbury (1471) obelisk
Memorial Type:
Battlefield Monument
Does the monument still exist?
Yes
Installation Date:
Modern (1899 - present day)
Inscription:
These fields, known as the Vineyards are part of the historic battleground over which was fought the decisive battle of the wars of the roses on th e4th May 1471 when Edward Prince of Wales was slain. They were purchased by the corporation of Tewkesbury in 1929.
Allegiance:
Not applicable
Condition:
Good
Condition Description:
Has been maintained in its original condition by local authorities and Battlefield Society
Memorial Notes:
Since the time the memorial was installed, the location of the battlefield is now thought to be further south of the its current position.
Memorial Address:
Slightly to the right of the public footpath that gentle climbs away from the town across The Vineyards public park
County:
Gloucestershire
Country:
England
Location within building:
on open ground
Geoloation:
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