Summary
The Forgotten Sisters: Ann and Isabel Neville
In the story of the Wars of the Roses, the lives of women are often dismissed or forgotten completely.
For Ann and Isabel Neville, this was no exception. Daughters to Richard “The Kingmaker” Neville, wives to some of the most important men in the land, and witnesses to both the Lancastrian and Yorkist sides of the war. They lived at the heart of the conflict, yet we know little about them.
Come and listen to their stories.
Join Lois, one of our fantastic Battlefield Guides, as she uncovers the lives of these Forgotten Sisters.
Tickets are £6 per person and can be purchased HERE or by calling 01455 290429.
Pre-booking is Essential.
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The House of Beaufort – Guide Talk
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- Sunday 16th February, 1:30pm to 2:30pm
Join one of our fantastic Battlefield Guides as they uncover the fascinating archaeology of Bosworth Battlefield.
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