King Richard II of England
(1367-1400)

King Richard II of England 1377-1399 landed at this quay in 1394 at the head of the largest armada ever to sail into an Irish port

Jordans Pub, 123 The Quay, Waterford, Ireland where they landed

Acquired by William Windover, Merchant, in 16th century. Richard II and Queen Ann feasted the Franciscan Friars Minor here in 1393.

Windover House (nos. 22–24), St Ann Street, Salisbury, United Kingdom where they feasted

This gateway is the only remaining portion of the Whitefriars 1285-1539. Richard II held a council and lodged here in 1392. Queen Elizabeth was entertained here in 1565 by the Lord Treasurer Burghley

Uffington Road, Stamford, United Kingdom where they lodged (1392)

The White Hart The 'White Hart' was the emblem of Richard II (1377-1399) who lived at King's Langley Palace. The inn, dating from c.1655, has several ghost stories associated with it.

High Street, Hemel Hempstead, United Kingdom where they lived near