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• On 30 December, York and his forces sortied from Sandal Castle.
• Although he occupied Sandal Castle, York sortied from the castle on 30 December.
• He took up a defensive position at Sandal Castle near Wakefield over Christmas 1460.
• His great grandson, Sir Thomas Wentworth was Henry VIII's Knight Marshall and keeper of Sandal Castle.
• Wakefield Castle and neighbouring Sandal Castle were granted to King Edward II committed them to the care of Richard Moseley.
• Local landmarks include Sandal Castle, a 10th-century stronghold, Kenton Drive, West Bretton Sculpture Park and Pugneys Country Park.
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• The Yorkists marched out of Sandal Castle down the present-day Manygates Lane towards the Lancastrians located to the north of the castle.
• Sandal Castle has a multi-angular tower like those depicted, and this feature is confirmed at Melbourne by foundations which still remain.
• Also Sandal Castle painted in 1876 prints of which were donated by the owner to Wakefield City Art Gallery and more recently to the Hepworth Gallery.
• The Council was based in Yorkshire throughout its history : first at Sheriff Hutton Castle and at Sandal Castle, and then at King's Manor, York.
• In 1460, during the Wars of the Roses, the Duke of York was killed on 30 December in the Battle of Wakefield between Sandal Castle and St Helens Church.
• William de Warenne and his descendants also had estates and built castles in Reigate, Surrey ( Reigate Castle ), in Yorkshire ( Sandal Castle and Conisbrough Castle ) and in Norfolk ( Castle Acre ).
• Colonel Bonivent who had been governor of Sandal Castle in 1644-5 was at first credited with the exploit; and Morris allowed Sir John Digby, who came from Nottingham, to assume nominal command.
• Other exhibits include an 1809 post box believed to be the oldest example in Britain, a pair of boots which belonged to Rugby league player, Don Fox, and a medieval posy ring from Sandal Castle.
• William de Warenne, 2nd Earl of Surrey ( 1081 1138 ) was granted the Sandal estates in 1107 and began the building of Sandal Castle which became the baronial seat of the lords of the manor of Wakefield.
• Hamelin Plantagenet was also responsible for the development of Mortemer Castle in France, where a similar keep was built on top of a motte, and Conisbrough might also have had resemblances to Sandal Castle in the north of England, also owned by the earls.
• In the meantime, Lancastrian forces were regrouping in Yorkshire Thomas Neville accompanied them when they marched out of London on 2 December 1460 to restore a semblance of order to the region; they arrived at York's Sandal Castle on 21 of the month.