What is recorded here
Approximate location for the site of the Battle of Stourbridge Heath in 1644, during the First English Civil War between Royalists (Sir Gilbert Gerard, Governor of Worcester) and Parliamentarians (Colonel "Tinker" Fox). The Royalists won the battle.
Royalist forces under Sir Gilbert Gerard clashed with Parliamentarian troops led by Colonel "Tinker" Fox on Stourbridge Heath in 1644 during the First English Civil War. The Royalists won a tactical victory, halting the Parliamentarians' advance toward Worcester and securing the city for the Crown for several more months.
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- Date
- 1644-03-26
- Recorded date
- 1644-03-26
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