Northampton, was built in 1291 for Queen Eleanor, the wife of Edward I, but needed urgent masonry repairs. It has now been removed from Historic England's Heritage At Risk Register. "This does ...

The Eleanor Cross in Northampton ... England, should offer the best chance of ensuring the monument is protected for future generations to enjoy." Twelve crosses were built by King Edward I after ...

was built in 1291 for Queen Eleanor, the wife of King Edward I, but needs urgent masonry repairs. The £95,000 work by Northampton Borough Council and Historic England was due to start last autumn ...

In October 1254 aged just 15, he married Eleanor (Leonor), daughter of Ferdinand III, King of Castile and Leon ... tomb chest can be translated as Here lies Eleanor, sometime Queen of England, wife of ...

Eleanor of Castile was a Queen Consort. The wife of Edward I, who was king of England between 1272 and 1307, entered the UK to resolve disputes of English sovereignty over Gascony, a disputed ...

Probably the most notorious of England's medieval ... how much power a medieval queen could wield. Biographies of some of the better-known power-brokers, such as Eleanor of Aquitaine (whose ...

following Kay’s fascinating talk on Queen Eleanor of Castile at the recent club meeting. Following yet another delicious ...

It’s easy to miss England’s Taj Mahal ... This is the finest preserved of three remaining Eleanor Crosses, built in memory of Queen Eleanor of Castile by her grieving husband, King Edward ...

Eleanor, Countess of Bar, daughter of Edward I and his queen Eleanor of Castile, was buried in Westminster Abbey but the location is unknown. She was born in June 1269 and in 1293 married in Bristol ...

was built in 1291 for Queen Eleanor, the wife of King Edward I, but needs urgent masonry repairs. The £95,000 work by Northampton Borough Council and Historic England was due to start last autumn ...