The Yorkshire Bayeux Tapestry: Seven years into the crafting, the individual pieces of this spectacular work of art have been joined together to form a magnificent depiction of the Battle of Fulford. This event is a rare chance to come and view the tapestry near-completion. The admission fee charged will directly contribute to the cost of preparing the work for full exhibition.
A Fulford Battlefield Group event.
The Yorkshire Bayeux Tapestry at Bedern Hall in York, Yorkshire on Thursday, 16 February 2012.
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