Battle Abbey & Hastings

The village of Battle, named after the 1066 Battle of Hastings	Battle High Street	1066 Country route marker, Rye to Pevensey via Battle	EnglandJan11 152.jpg
Battle Abbey Gatehouse	Battle Abbey was built on the site of the Battle of Hastings, 1066	Battle Abbey	William the Conqueror Trail
The Pilgrim's Rest, Battle	Burtons Restaurant, next to the Pilgrims Rest	The Abbey Inn, Battle	Gatehouse to Battle Abbey from Abbey Green
Jempson's Café, Battle	Jempson's Café, Battle	The 1066 Pub, Battle	The 1066 Pub, Battle
Battle High Street	The Abbey Inn, Battle	The Abbey Inn, Battle	HSBC, Battle High Street
North Gate, Battle Abbey	Roadsign for Battle Abbey and the 1066 battlefield	Opening hours for Battle Abbey	Battle Abbey gatehouse tower
Abbey Green, not very green anymore	Former Abbott's Great Hall, now Battle Abbey School	Battle Abbey	Battle Abbey gatehouse
Battle Abbey tower	Staircase, Battle Abbey gatehouse	Penny coin of King William I, Battle Abbey	King Harold from the Bayeux Tapestry
Artist's impression of Battle Abbey in the early 16th C.	View of town from the Gatehouse	View from the Gatehouse of the Battle Abbey School	Justice and Faith
Family tree connecting the Dukes of Normandy with the Kings of England	Inside one of the towers of the Battle Abbey Gatehouse	Information about the Battle of Hastings and Battle Abbey	Battle Abbey was founded in 1070 to commemorate the Norman victory
Battle Abbey was dissolved in 1538	Battle Abbey Gatehouse and museum	The Domesday Book was commissioned by William the Conqueror in 1085	King Harold's 1066 coronation on the Bayeux Tapestry, a very short reign
Artist's impression of the Battle of Hastings, 1066	The First Norman attack	Detail of the First Norman Attack	The 1066 Battlefield
Ruins of the Dormitory, Battle Abbey	Ruins of the Dormitory, Battle Abbey	Ruins of the Dormitory, Battle Abbey	Ruins of the Dormitory, Battle Abbey
Undercroft, Battle Abbey	Undercroft, Battle Abbey	Undercroft, Battle Abbey	Undercroft, Battle Abbey
Undercroft, Battle Abbey	Ruins of Battle Abbey	Ruins of Battle Abbey	Of the ruins, the Dormitory is the most intact
Map of the buildings of Battle Abbey	Ruins of the 13th C. Crypt Chapels, Battle Abbey	Site of the High Altar of Battle Abbey, where tradition has it King Harold was killed 11 October 1066	Pilgrim's Rest, ca 1420
Pilgrim's Rest, ca 1420	Gatehouse, Battle Abbey	Rocky beach at Cliff End, Hastings	Rocky beach at Cliff End, Hastings
Rocky beach at Cliff End, Hastings	St. Andrew's Church, Fairlight	Fairlight	Hastings Country Park Nature Reserve
The Firehills - Hastings Country Park Nature Reserve	Hastings Country Park Nature Reserve	Hastings Country Park Nature Reserve	Hastings Country Park Nature Reserve
Hastings Country Park Nature Reserve	Hastings Country Park Nature Reserve	Hastings Country Park Nature Reserve	Plaque for Grey Owl (1888-1938), an Englishman who "west native" in northern Ontario
All Saints Church, Hastings	Hastings