History Of The Castle, Priory, And Town Of Tutbury

Focusing on the historical significance of Tutbury, this book offers an extensive examination of the town's development from Roman times through the Anglo-Saxon and Norman periods. It highlights the castle's pivotal role during the Wars of the Roses and its function as a Tudor prison, alongside a detailed analysis of the 11th-century priory, its architecture, and its dissolution under Henry VIII. Additionally, the book covers Tutbury's economic and social evolution, making it a vital resource for enthusiasts of Staffordshire and medieval history.