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Evesham
Abbey
The market town of Evesham
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- The
town witnessed the Battle of Evesham on 4th August 1265
during which Simon de Montfort, known as the father of
the English Parliament, was bitterly defeated and brutally
killed.
- The
town saw the end of the Baron's War in 1265 with the armies
of Simon de Montfort.
- The
magnificent Bell Tower and the twin churches of All Saints
and St Lawrence are the only major buildings remaining
of the once great Abbey, after Henry VIII closed the monasteries
in 1540.
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