Agincourt 600 Wales – Cymru

Agincourt 600 Wales – Cymru

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Brecon Cathedral Crown copyright (2014) Visit Wales

March 9, 2015 1843 × 1748 Brecon Cathedral Crown copyright (2014) Visit Wales
Brecon Cathedral Photo: Crown Copyright (2014) Visit Wales

Brecon Cathedral Photo: Crown Copyright (2014) Visit Wales

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    • Abergavenny
    • Brecon
    • Caldicot
    • Monmouth
    • Raglan
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    • Trecastle
    • Tretower
  • Gallery
  • People
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    • Monmouthshire connections
    • Henry V
    • The Welsh longbowmen
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    • Monmouth
    • The Forest of Dean
    • Trecastle
    • Tretower
  • Get involved

Learn more

  • Tree planting commences to create a new Agincourt Wales Trail
  • The Royal Monmouthshire Royal Engineers (Militia) commemorate AGINCOURT 600
  • Royal Mint coin marks ‘the day the sky grew dark with arrows’
  • Agincourt 600 Wales Legacy Group announces new projects for 2016
  • Join an online course and learn more about Agincourt
  • St. Crispin’s Day By William Shakespeare (1564-1616)
  • The Victory of the Welsh Warbow: Jeremy Spencer
  • Stay at an impressive historic idyll and explore the Agincourt story
  • Original photographs taken during the filming of ‘Henry V’ in 1944 found!
  • The Brecon Archers
  • Searching for families whose ancestors were in the Welsh contingent
  • Prof Anne Curry – broadcast on subject of Agincourt
  • Schools workshops on theme of Agincourt 600
  • The Agincourt Exhibition Wall Hanging
  • ‘Breconshire Men’ a poem by Mary Bailey
  • How to shoot a medieval longbow
  • 40 facts about Wales’s involvement in the Battle
  • In Our Time – The Battle of Agincourt

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