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Richard III

Visit to Leicester on March 22 2015 to see Richard III's body lying in state. Richard III was killed at Bosworth field on August 22 1485. His body was buried in Greyfriars. An archaelogical dig took place in 2012 in a council car park on the site of Greyfriars. The remains were found and using DNA the remains were identified as Richard III's on 4 February 2013. A legal wrangle ensued for the next 2 years before Richard was finally buried in Leicester Cathedral.
Gallery upgraded in July 2016 during a 2 day stay in Leicester where I visited the excellent Bosworth Field Visitor Centre.
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Jewry Wall
Jewry Wall 		Closer inspection of the brickwork in one arch
Closer inspection of the brickwork in one arch		 Statue celebrating the success of Leicester rugby, football and cricket teams in mid 1990s
Statue celebrating the success of Leicester rugby, football and cricket teams in mid 1990s 		Bosworth Battlefield Visitor Centre
Bosworth Battlefield Visitor Centre
Wagon used in Richard III's funeral procession from Bosworth Battlefield to Leicester
Wagon used in Richard III's funeral procession from Bosworth Battlefield to Leicester		 Banner display in Desford during the funeral procession
Banner display in Desford during the funeral procession		 Bosworth Battlefield Memorial Sundial
Bosworth Battlefield Memorial Sundial		 The battlefield itself is now a series of wheat fields
The battlefield itself is now a series of wheat fields
On the battlefield walk is Shenton station on the Battlefield Line heritage railway running to Shackerstone via Market Bosworth
On the battlefield walk is Shenton station on the Battlefield Line heritage railway running to Shackerstone via Market Bosworth		 The visitor centre contains an enjoyable walk around the outskirts of the battlefield.
The visitor centre contains an enjoyable walk around the outskirts of the battlefield.		 King Richard's well. Cairn erected in 1813 to make the site of the well where Richard III took his last drink before his death
King Richard's well. Cairn erected in 1813 to make the site of the well where Richard III took his last drink before his death		 On March 22 Leicester seemed doomed. They then escaped relegation and in 2017 won the premier league. Spooky or what?
On March 22 Leicester seemed doomed. They then escaped relegation and in 2017 won the premier league. Spooky or what?
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