What is recorded here
The public map records this plaque for Blue Plaque: The Battle of Tipton Green 1644. Its recorded inscription reads: Around this spot on 12 June 1644 was fought the Civil War BATTLE OF TIPTON GREEN between a Royalsit army led by Lord Wilmot and a Parlaiment ary force commanded by the Earl of Denbigh. The result was inconclusive.
The Battle of Tipton Green, fought on June 12, 1644, was an inconclusive engagement during the English Civil War between Royalist forces under Lord Wilmot and Parliamentarian troops led by the Earl of Denbigh; though not decisive, it contributed to the complex military situation in the Midlands during this period.
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