War of the Roses - 1455

Crawley’s market square served as a central area for commerce, where farmers, artisans, and traders gathered to exchange goods, from agricultural produce to textiles and ironwork. The square was a vibrant hub of local economy and politics, making it a strategic location for observing public sentiment and influencing local factions.

Expansive view of a bustling medieval market square filled with colorful stalls and lively vendors, vibrant banners fluttering in the breeze, and townsfolk engaging in trade and gossip, with a backdrop of quaint stone buildings and an ornate fountain in the center under a bright, sunny sky.