What is recorded here
Approximate location for the site of the Battle of Tipton Green in 1644, during the First English Civil War between Royalists (Viscount Wilmot) and Parliamentarians (2nd Earl of Denbigh). The battle had no clear winner.
The Battle of Tipton Green in 1644 was fought between Royalist forces under Viscount Wilmot and Parliamentarian troops led by the 2nd Earl of Denbigh during the First English Civil War. The inconclusive result prevented either side from gaining a strategic advantage in the West Midlands region.
This does not grant access. Check current paths, opening conditions and ownership before entering.
- Date
- 1644-06
- Recorded date
- 1644-06-12
Places near here
Blue Plaque: The Pie FactoryMemorial · 129 yd
Church of St MatthewListed building · 151 yd
Factory Basin BridgeCanal bridge · 480 yd
'Tipton Slasher' StatueMonument or public art · 518 yd
William Perry - the Tipton SlasherMemorial · 519 yd
Dudley Canal & Tunnel TrustHeritage attraction · 603 yd
Waterfall at the fairWaterfall · 843 yd
Singing Cavern SceneCave or cavern · 993 yd
Hurst Cavern, Dudley canalCave or cavern · 1097 yd
Titanic AnchorMonument · 1137 yd
Mons HillMountain / peak · 1305 yd