Brentford Towers are on land that holds a place in history of the civil war which saw the Battle of Brentford on 12th Nov 1642 between the Royalist Army and theParliamentarians; it resulted in victory for the Royalists.
AND DID YOU KNOW!
The history of the Battle of Brentford features in the book written by Michael Arnold "Traitors Blood" (copyright) telling how a large royalist detachment took advantage of a thick mist and attacked two parliamentarian regiments quartered in Brentford on 12th November 1642.
Plaque dedicated to the men of Brentford and Chiswick at Trafalgar
How Brentford played a key part in the Trafalgar war
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