2,000 years of history comes to life at The Commandery


See 2,000 years of history come to life at T e Commandery with a weekend full of ancient Greeks, Viking warriors, World War II and much more. Organised by T e Worcester Re-enactors in partnership with T e Commandery, more than 200 re-enactors will sweep visitors back into


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a journey through history, from Vikings to Victorians. With Living History encampments, military drill displays, traditional craſt demonstrations and vintage vehicles, visitors to the beautiful Commandery can enjoy a huge variety of displays in one of Worcester’s oldest and most beautiful buildings. Visitors can learn to wield a pike like a Parliamentarian, receive their rations and discover forgotten children’s games. Indoor and outdoor entertainment throughout the weekend will


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