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St Mary's Nantwich

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Nantwich lies in south Cheshire near Crewe is the second town in Cheshire to Chester. Nantwich still retains a number of half-timbered building despite the great fire of 1583, which destroyed a large part of the town. During the English Civil War Nantwich was the only town in Cheshire to declare on the side of parliament. The town was besieged by royalists and on the 25th January 1644 a great battle followed and the siege was lifted. This day is commemorated every year as Holly Holy Day. Today Nantwich is a pleasant market town which is well worth a visit.

Dominating the centre of Nantwich is the superb 14th century town parish church of St. Mary's. Built of soft Cheshire stand stone with a unique octagonal tower. It is a jewel in the crown of Cheshire.

You can enter the town via Welsh Row
Welsh Row

Near the centre of Nantwich stands the Crown Hotel
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The Pillory on Pillory Street
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Nantwich Museum
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Find out more about
Cheshire Cheese making.
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Roman Salt Making.
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The English Civil War in Nantwich.
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Clock making in Nantwich.
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Famous finds.
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More...
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Memorial to the Great Fire of Nantwich 1583
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Holly Holy Day
Civil war Battle recreation celebrating the 'Battle of Nantwich' held every January in Nantwich


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'Ye Battle of Namptwiche'

The battle of Nantwich has been re-enacted every year since 1973 on Holly Holy Day by the Sealed Knot on Mill Island in Nantwich.

Troops enter the field.
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Lines are formed.
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An opening 'drake' cannon is fired.
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Opening Musket Volley.
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Push of Pike.
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Parliamentarian cannon behind the lines.
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Ready, Aim, Fire ....
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Nantwich Show

Nantwich Show

Theatre

Players Theatre Players Theatre. Please click for www.nantwichplayers.com

Players Theatre

Pillory Street
Nantwich
CW5 5BG
01270 624 556
info@nantwichplayers.com
www.nantwichplayers.com

Tickets available from Nantwich Tourist Office in the Civic Hall or ring
01270 610 983
All performances start 7:45pm (None on Sunday) www.nantwichplayers.com

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