Re-enacting the mid to late medieval period.
Henry the Fourth usurped the throne. The Percys of Northumberland put down both Scottish and Welsh rebellions, before rebelling themselves in 1403.
The new King's Son Henry V renews his claim to the throne of France and this leads to a renewal of the ‘Hundred years war’.
With the death of Henry V, his infant son is crowned King of England and France and the realm is plunged into a bitter civil war, which later became known as the Wars of the Roses.
Our members have worked as extras in both film and television and have displayed for both English Heritage and Cadw at castles all over England and Wales. However, the pages of history are littered with great battles fought far away from the big castles and the society has followed the footsteps of our ancestors on the great battlefields such as Flint, Tewkesbury, Berkeley, Shrewsbury and in the far away fields of France at Agincourt.
During our own displays, Plymouth Medieval Society performs a truly colourful and authentic spectacle, so witness armour clad Knights fight at a tournament using weapons of the period. See Lords and Ladies in full court costume perform dances from the period and get a chance to try a few of the dances for yourself. Learn about history from our talks on arming a knight, weapons, fashion and our Agincourt storyteller. Or simply talk to our members at our authentic tents and try on the armour, handle the weapons, witness mail harness being made, ask about the costumes or indeed, ask about anything else that interests you.
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