timetable - both daystimetable - both days11:0
0-17:00 - 17th Century Living History display of townspeople in Priory Gard
ens
11:00-16:00 - Living History re-enactors in the Merchant's Ho
use on the High Street
11:00-14:45 -
see the Royalist gun battery being put in position on the Common - display
s of drill by the troops
15:00-16:00 The Battle of Marlborough on
the Common
16:15-17:00 - see the Royalist gun battery on the Com
mon
11:00-11:30 - religious debate in St Mary's Church
The event in St Mary's Church is propose d as a performance of sermons from a Puritan and a Ranter or a Laudian prie st, with a question and answer session covering the various sects and expla ining the religious divide during the period of the Civil War
11:00 - wreath laying on the High Street at the blue plaque commemorating the battl e (outside the Castle & Ball Hotel)
WARNING! &nb
sp;BATTLES ARE DANGEROUS AND VERY NOISY
Anyone wishing to watch this battle does so entirely voluntarily, and it
is a condition of entry that neither the organisers, the English Civil War
Society, the King's Army nor the Roundhead Association can be held in any w
ay responsible for any damage, loss or injury, however caused. Loud n
oises and explosions may form part of the display. Nobody is to cross
any barriers at any time without authority. Children, dependents, vu
lnerable persons and animals must be kept under control at all times
Visit the English Civil War Society's event page here
Community event s like this just wouldn't be possible without the support and generous dona tions from sponsors, and our thanks go to:
Wiltshire Council - Marlborough History Societ
y - Grist Envir
onmental - Waitrose - Rick Stein - Marlborough Rotary<
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timetable - both days11:00-17:00 - 17th Century Living History dis
play of townspeople in Priory Gardens
11:00-16:00 - Living Histor
y re-enactors in the Merchant's House on the High Street
11:00-14:45 - see the Royalist gun battery being put i
n position on the Common - displays of drill by the troops
16:15-17:00 - see t
he Royalist gun battery on the Common
11:00-11:30 - religious debate in St Mary's Church
The ev ent in St Mary's Church is proposed as a performance of sermons from a Puri tan and a Ranter or a Laudian priest, with a question and answer session co vering the various sects and explaining the religious divide during the per iod of the Civil War
11:00 - wreath laying on the High Street at the b lue plaque commemorating the battle (outside the Castle & Ball Hotel)
WARNING! BATTLES ARE DANGEROUS AND VERY NOISY
Anyone wishing to watch this battle doe
s so entirely voluntarily, and it is a condition of entry that neither the
organisers, the English Civil War Society, the King's Army nor the Roundhea
d Association can be held in any way responsible for any damage, loss or in
jury, however caused. Loud noises and explosions may form part of the
display. Nobody is to cross any barriers at any time without authori
ty. Children, dependents, vulnerable persons and animals must be kept
under control at all times
Visit the English Civ
il War Society's event page here
Community events like this just wouldn't be possible wit hout the support and generous donations from sponsors, and our thanks go to :
Wiltshire Council - Marlborough History Society - Grist Environmental - W
aitrose - Rick Stein - Marlborough Rotary
