18K views · 684 reactions | Part 2 - What really happened at the Battle of Stirling Bridge? William Wallace - Scotland's greatest hero. But who was he really? And where did he come from? . . . . . #visitscotland #history #scottishhistory #scottishtravel #scottishadventures #scotlandunplugged #scotland #williamwallace #robertthebruce #freedom The National Wallace Monument #stirling | Scotland Unplugged | Facebook

Today marks the anniversary of the Battle of Stirling Bridge - September 11th 1297 According to legend it took the English army three attempts to cross the bridge. The first time they were apparently called back as John de Warenne had overslept. The second time Warenne had received incorrect information that the Scots wanted to negotiate terms. On the third attempt the English soldiers began to cross the bridge properly, signalling the start of the battle. The Vanguard advanced first, led by Hug

December 9 marked the 250th anniversary of the Battle of Great Bridge, a pivotal battle of the Revolutionary War. This past weekend’s Reenactment of the Battle of Great Bridge allowed spectators to not only learn about local history but to also experience it! For more information on the Battle of Great Bridge and for upcoming events, go to GBBattlefield.org. | City of Chesapeake Government

Opened in 1869 it’s 246 steps to get to the top of the National Wallace Monument at Stirling in Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 bit the views are incredible and you’ll learn more about Sir William Wallace, Andrew de Moray and The Battle of Stirling Bridge ⚔️ #scotland #williamwallace #stirling #stirlingcastle #wallacemonument #braveheart #visitscotland #scotlandtravel #visitscotlandtours | Visit Scotland Tours

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