The Commandery, Worcester

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The Commandery in Worcester is a historic building complex best known for its role as the Royalist headquarters during the 1651 Battle of Worcester in the English Civil War.

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The Commandery, Worcester canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historic building complex
museum
tourist attraction
adjacentTo Worcester and Birmingham Canal
architecturalStyle timber-framed
battleSide Royalist
country England
eventDate 1651
eventLocation Battle of Worcester
governingBody Worcester City Council
hasCollection English Civil War artefacts
local history displays
hasFunction interpretation centre for the English Civil War
museum of Worcester’s history
hasPart Georgian rooms
Tudor rooms
medieval hall
walled gardens
hasUse educational visits
exhibitions
heritage events
hasWebsite official website of The Commandery, Worcester
heritageDesignation Grade I listed building
historicalPeriod medieval origin
knownFor associations with the English Civil War
role as Royalist headquarters during the Battle of Worcester
locatedIn United Kingdom
West Midlands
Worcester
Worcestershire
near Worcester Cathedral
openToPublic yes
operatedBy Worcester City Council
region West Midlands region
linked to: West Midlands
significance key site in the final battle of the English Civil War
tourismCategory heritage attraction
usedAs Royalist headquarters

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Worcester, England hasLandmark The Commandery, Worcester
Worcester, England hasMuseum The Commandery, Worcester