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Boscobel House became a place of refuge for the future Charles II, who in 1651 concealed himself in an oak tree near the house in order to evade Parliamentarian forces. Read about his dramatic escape and find out more about Boscobel’s later history as a working farm.
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Discover how the future king hid at Boscobel House and escaped Parliamentarian forces during the Civil War in 1651 – giving English history one of its greatest adventure stories, and several hundred pubs a name, in the process.
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Step into England’s story in the West Midlands and discover how the region has shaped our history.
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In this comprehensive guide to the English Civil Wars, we explore the fractious political landscape of the early 17th century and follow the descent into war, the conflicts themselves, and their aftermath.
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Meet the Experts: Kyra-Alice Povey
Meet Kyra-Alice Povey, Stockperson at Boscobel House and The Royal Oak, Shropshire.
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Charles III and the English kings who share his name
A brief history of England's three King Charles.
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Audio Guide to White Ladies Priory
Use this audio guide to explore the remains of White Ladies Priory and learn about its history.