Sherwood Forest Time Trail

Sherwood Forest through the ages

Sherwood Forest Country Park, Nottinghamshire

Saturday 29 and Sunday 30 September 2007

Timetable of displays and activities

Displays can be found in chronological order when walking clockwise around the Major Oak pathway.

Time	Display	Performers
11am	Living history commences Medieval Music	All Trevor James
11.30	C12th Normans and combat	The Albini Household
Noon	Medieval music 90 years on - British soldiers of 1917	Trevor James Manchester Regiment 1914-18
12.30	C11th Norman soldiers and combat C15th billmen and weapons	Conroi de Vey The Savile Household
1.00	Medieval music C17th soldiers and camp followers	Trevor James Colonel Robert Overton’s Regiment of Foot
1.30	C12th Normans and combat 90 years on - British soldiers of 1917	The Albini Household Manchester Regiment 1914-18
2.00	Medieval music Children’s C15th “have a go” bill drill	Trevor James The Savile Household
2.30	C11th Norman soldiers and combat C17th soldiers and camp followers	Conroi de Vey Colonel Robert Overton’s Regiment of Foot
3.00	C12th Normans and combat Medieval music	The Albini Household Trevor James
3.30	C15th firepower display	The Savile Household
4.00	Medieval music C17th soldiers and camp followers 90 years on - British soldiers of 1917	Trevor James Colonel Robert Overton’s Regiment of Foot Manchester Regiment 1914-18
4.30	Living history and displays close	All

Also enjoy ongoing displays depicting life through the ages in Sherwood Forest:

Copper Age man and his world, recreated by Ancient Wisdom
Romans and Britons of the 1^st Century AD, with The Vicus
Everyday life in medieval times
Safe have-a-go archery for children, with the Knights Hospitalers Association (a small charge applies)
Dastardly C18th Highwaymen – beware! Brought to life by Stand and Deliver
1940s Land Girls of Virtue to Victory
US soldiers of the 82^nd Airborne, who trained in Sherwood Forest prior to D-Day, recreated by the Northern World War Two Association
The British Army of the 1980s on exercise, with Forces 80
Chris Miller, Falconer
Pole Lather by Turnables
The work of today’s Rangers and Conservation Groups
Historical traders with a fascinating selection of craft and other items

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17 September 2007