Travel and tourism services in Bentley and Darlaston North Ward, Walsall

Artwork

• Bentley Cairn
  Stone cairn column from nearby Pouk Hill quarry marking the site of 3 former manor houses, 2 of which were known as Bentley Hall. King Charles II took shelter here after losing the English Civil War in 1651 before fleeing to France.
• Coal Barque 'Surprise'
  One of four stones excavated from Bentley Hall, surrounding Bentley Cairn, tells the story of King Charles II sheltering here after losing the English Civil War. Engraved with a depiction of the boat "Surprise".
• Monarch on the Run
  One of four stones excavated from Bentley Hall, surrounding Bentley Cairn, tells the story of King Charles II sheltering here after losing the English Civil War. Engraved with a depiction of him disguised as a servant of Jane Lane, travelling to Bristol.
• The Jane Lane History & Sensory Garden - Jane Lane School - private access
  Garden and trail reflecting Jane Lane’s flight as she aided the escape of Charles II in the 1640′s. Totem poles have terracotta plaques reflecting the town at the time; flags reflect each point in his journey across the country.
• The Royal Crown
  One of four stones excavated from Bentley Hall, surrounding Bentley Cairn, tells the story of King Charles II sheltering here after losing the English Civil War. Engraved with a depiction of the crown he regained in the Stuart Restoration.
• The Royal Oak
  One of four stones excavated from Bentley Hall, surrounding Bentley Cairn, tells the story of King Charles II sheltering here after losing the English Civil War. Engraved with a depiction of the oak tree he hid in.
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  Victoria Road