War of the Roses - 1455

A typical Weald village, characterized by a small group of houses, a local church, and a few shops or workshops. This village served as a hub for the surrounding farmland and woodlands, with a self-sufficient community providing food, timber, and other goods to nearby areas. During the War of the Roses, it became a focal point of conflict as larger factions sought to sway or suppress local support.

Quaint village scene with thatched-roof cottages nestled among lush greenery, a stone-built church with a weathered bell tower at the center, and wooden stalls lining a narrow cobblestone street, under a clear blue sky.