Stokesay Revealed: The Story of Laurence of Ludlow and His Castle
Member event
Overview
Not a member? Join today to access our member events.
In September 1291 in Hereford, Laurence of Ludlow was granted a licence to strengthen his house at Stokesay in Shropshire. Over 700 years since the creation of this document, Stokesay Castle stands today as a uniquely preserved late 13th century aristocratic residence. Join Will Wyeth, Curator of History, on a tour around Stokesay, weaving together the story of Laurence’s life and the development of the castle and its landscape. It will provide a chance to explore the castle’s new scheme of interpretation as well as explore the finer architectural and historical details of this fabulous property.
In September 1291 in Hereford, Laurence of Ludlow was granted a licence to strengthen his house at Stokesay in Shropshire. Over 700 years since the creation of this document, Stokesay Castle stands today as a uniquely preserved late 13th century aristocratic residence. Join Will Wyeth, Curator of History, on a tour around Stokesay, weaving together the story of Laurence’s life and the development of the castle and its landscape. It will provide a chance to explore the castle’s new scheme of interpretation as well as explore the finer architectural and historical details of this fabulous property.