Here at the bottom of Ivegate were the headquarters of Sir Thomas Fairfax.

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The trail marks key locations across Bradford from the war.

Highlights include:

City Hall

Bradford Cathedral

The Royalist forces of King Charles I and the Parliamentarians fought terrible battles in Bradford, which was then little more than a big village, from October 1642 to March 1644.

The King's forces were defeated despite the fact that hundreds were killed and wounded.

Download the tale and trail, then follow the route around Bradford. You'll also find an electronic version of the route below to accompany the guide.

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Bradford Civil War Siege Trail

Type:Walking Route

Bradford Visitor Information Centre, Broadway, Bradford, West Yorkshire, BD1 1JF

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