Robin Hood and me in the 1990's outside the Castle Wall.

The duplicate statue of Robin Hood Like many I have visited the statue of Robin Hood at Nottingham Castle. But have you ever wond...

Albie’s input on this site regarding the history of Nottinghamshire and in particular Sherwood Forest has been invaluable.   One o...

After having such a good response recently with my post on the medieval town of Nottingham , I have decided to continue with a similar them...

Above is an excellent map of the medieval layout of the medieval town of Nottingham, showing the original French and English boroughs. Robi...

The dungeon believed to have housed Robin Hood when he was caught by the Sheriff of Nottingham is to be surveyed using a laser. It is p...

Back in June I spent a lovely weekend in the small village of Edwinstowe in Nottinghamshire. I stayed at a lovely old coaching inn called ...

Robin Hood is inextricably linked with the May and Summer Games performed throughout England and Scotland during the 16th century. The sur...

Once again Albie has sent in some great pictures of ‘Robin Hood Country,’ along with interesting details of the locations. A while ago I ex...

This amazing map of 'Robin Hood Country' was sent in by Albie. It shows Nottinghamshire in 1693 and clearly shows the surviving r...

Albie is lucky enough to live, in what is known as ‘Robin Hood Country’ -Nottinghamshire. He has recently provided some stunning pictures ...

Above is a publicity photo of (right to left) Richard Todd, Lawrence Watkin (script writer), Perce Pearce (producer) and Dr. Charles Beard ...

Our earliest historical glimpse of the town of Nottingham and Sherwood Forest can be seen on what is known as the Gough Map. It is now held ...

This the earliest depiction of the town of Nottingham, showing us the medieval layout that Robin Hood would have recognised. It is an engra...

Nottingham Castle is an important element in Walt Disney’s live-action film, ‘The Story of Robin Hood’. As Helen Phillips explains in her ...

This unique old silver penny dating from the eleventh century (both sides are shown above) now belongs to Nottingham City Council. It was ei...

Robin Hood is often described as a Saxon, competing against his oppressive Norman overlords in various films and novels. So what was Notting...

Four months after the Royal Premier of the film The Story of Robin Hood and his Merrie Men in London, further up north in Nottingham, they ...

Nottinghamshire ran under the same Shrievalty with Derbyshire until the 10th year of the reign of Queen Elizabeth I. Below is a tentative ...