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Death of a King – Burgh by Sands

King Edward I - Statue. Burgh by Sands
King Edward I - Statue. Burgh by Sands

Every year thousands of people pass through the small village of Burgh by Sands on their walk along the Hadrian’s Wall National Trail but few people realise the significance of the place.

For it is here that an English king, Edward I, died and is now remembered with a monument and statue.

 

 

 

 

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[podcast format=”video”]https://www.heritageandhistory.com/contents1a/podcast_files/king_edward_-_burgh_by_sands.m4v[/podcast]

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