1066: Site of the battle of Hastings, Battle, East Sussex.
CRA/37D1/3

1070: The Tower of London, begun in 1070, by Wenceslas Hollar (1607-1677)
BS/HP/05

1071: Richmond Castle, North Yorkshire, begun in 1071 by Alan the Red after he had been granted the Borough of Richmond by William I as a reward for helping defeat northern rebels in 1069.
GS/44R3/1

12 century: Rock of Cashel, Co Tipperary. The site was donated to the Church in 1101 by Muircheartach O'Brien and in 1127, the bishop Cormac MacCarthy, started work on the Chapel. Some of the fortifications are much earlier.
AC/IR22A/1

12 century: Carved stone font, St Peter, Southrop, Gloucester, showing an armoured woman, 'virtues trampling on opposite vices'.
RP/15S6A-8

Late 12 century: Yew trees at St Cuthbert's Church, Doveridge, Derbyshire, approximately 1400 years old. According to legend, Robin Hood married Maid Marrion beneath this tree.
WEA/10D3C/11

1268: Caerphilly Castle, Glamorgan. Built by Gilbert de Clare.
RE/52B1/8

14 century: Ridge and furrow field system at Tissington, Derbyshire.
WEA/10T3A/12

14 century: Demonstration of medieval belt making at Warwick Castle.
OB/40A4/1

1422: Ruin of the Banqueting Hall, Sudeley Castle, Gloucestershire.
RP/15S2A/13

1437: Almshouses, Ewelme, Oxfordshire. For 13 men who were poor through age or infirmity, but not no-one with leprosy or other intolerable disease.
ALG/31B/8

1460: North door of the cathedral at Clonmacnoise, Co Offaly. The figures over the door are St Dominic, St Patrick and St Francis.
MD/IR19C1B/2

1480: Compton Wynyates, Warwickshire. Restored from a derilict state in 1835.
ALG/40#/21

15 century: The Tower of London as it appeared in the fifteenth century. From London , ed Charles Knight, 1841
BS/HP/01

15 century: Detail of the exceptional medieval wall tiles in Malvern Priory, Worcestershire.
AM/18M3C/3

1598: The Globe Theatre, Southwark, built between 1598-99, re-built in 1613 and finally demolished in 1644. From Wilkinson's Londinia Illustrata, 1825.
Left BS/HP/04

1598: Interior of the Globe Theatre, Southwark. Modern reconstruction opened in 1997.
JN/SE1/1D/13

1603: Coronation of James I. From London, ed Charles Knight, 1841
BS/HP/14

1614: Old Grammar School, Market Harborough, Leicestershire. Founded in 1614 by Robert Smyth.
JDB/23D/8

1616: London Bridge as it appeared in about 1616, from London, ed Charles Knight, 1841
BS/HP/13

1640's: Civil War re-enactment at Odiham millennium Fete, Hampshire.
JIL/17A1/5

1640's: Sealed Knot Civil War Re-enactment. Musketeer of Devereux's Regiment priming his musket.
CH/C4/7

1640's: Sealed Knot Civil War Re-enactment. Sergeant of Pike in Sir Gilbert Houghton's Company.
CH/C13/8

1645: Sealed Knot Civil War Re-enactment. The Battle of Naseby, 14 June 1645.
RE/P12D/4