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Marston Moor Battlefield

The battle of Marston Moor took place between the villages of Long Marston andf Tockwith on 2nd July 1644.

One dramatically attested event of the battle was the stand of the Earl of Manchester's 'Whitecoats' who, despite the collapse of the lines of their Royalist army held out against the Parliamentarian attack 'to the last man'

The recorded story is that the fallen were buried in a mass grave in the aptly named White Syke Close. 

Photomosaic shots reveal disturbances at the site, but the ground mapping projections reveal the entire field dropping into the center in a style typical of a sunken pit.

Whether this is evidence of the reputed mass grave or simply geological waits further investigation 
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  • Survey Library
    • Medieval Castles & Villages >
      • Middleham Old Castle
      • Marton cum Grafton
      • Wharram Percy
      • Lead Chapel And DMV
      • East Tanfield DMV
      • North Deighton Motte & Bailey
      • Topcliffe Castle
    • Bronze Age Barrows & Enclosures >
      • Kipling House Farm
    • Henges and Barrows >
      • Nunwick Henge
      • Thornborough Henges
      • Cana Barn Henge
      • Hutton Moor Henge
      • Langthorpe Earthworks
    • Abbeys and Islands >
      • Jervaulx Abbey
      • Ellerton Priory
      • Little Ouseburn Tunulii
      • St. Cuthberts Island
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      • Stanwick Iron Age Fortifications
      • Newton Kyme Roman Fort
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      • Agincourt Battlefield
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