» Place: Battle Abbey Church of St. Martin's, Battle, Hastings, East Sussex, England
Site of Battle Abbey Church of St. Martin's
Only the site of the original Battle Abbey Church of St. Martin's exists.
Where its High Altar once stood, there is a commemorative stone which reads:
The traditional site of
the High Altar of Battle Abbey
founded to commemorate
the victory of Duke William
on 14 October 1066
The High Altar was placed to mark
the spot where King Harold died
Courtesy of English Heritage
| Owner/Source | Adrian Oates |
| File name | Battle Abbey.jpg |
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| Linked to | Battle Abbey Church of St. Martin's, Battle, Hastings, East Sussex, England; William I'the Conqueror', King of England, Duke of Normandy (History); Harold II Godwineson, King of England, Earl of Wessex |
» Place: Battle Abbey Church of St. Martin's, Battle, Hastings, East Sussex, England
