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In October 1066, an English king who had held the throne for less than a year marched his army the length of the country twice in three weeks to meet an invasion he could not afford to lose. He lost it. What happened at Hastings that day, and in the months either side of it, reshaped England's ruling class, language, and landscape for centuries.
This free poster lays out the whole sequence as a single, clear infographic: the disputed succession, the two invasions England faced in the same month, the battle itself, and what changed the moment William was crowned.
What the poster covers
A scannable, print-ready visual timeline of the Norman Conquest, built to be accurate enough to reference and clear enough to read at a glance:
- The succession crisis of 1066: Edward the Confessor's death and the three men who claimed a right to his throne
- Harold Godwinson's coronation and the rival claims of William of Normandy and Harald Hardrada
- The Battle of Stamford Bridge and the forced march south
- The Battle of Hastings: the key phases, the terrain, and the moment the battle turned
- William's coronation and the first steps of Norman rule in England
Why it's worth downloading
Built by Histories and Castles, written and checked against the same primary and secondary sources used in our published study guides, not a generic timeline pulled together for clicks. If you're studying 1066 for GCSE or A-level, or you just want the sequence straight, this gives you the whole event in one accurate reference image.
Who it's for
Students revising the Norman Conquest for GCSE or A-level history, teachers who want a classroom-ready visual aid, and anyone who wants the 1066 story straight without wading through a chapter to get it.
How to get it
Enter your email and we'll send the poster straight over. It's a high-resolution PNG, so it looks sharp on screen and prints cleanly if you want it on paper.
Get the free poster
This is a free digital download. No physical item will be shipped.
- What you receive
- A high-resolution PNG infographic poster
- Delivered straight to your inbox after signup
- Sized to print at home or at a copy shop, or use as a digital reference
- Yours to keep, no expiry, no subscription
Free Poster Downloads: FAQ
All posters are designed for A4 printing, so they'll fit standard printers and frames without any resizing.
Each poster is delivered as a PNG file, ready to print or save.
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Once you submit your email, we'll send a link straight to your inbox. The link takes you to a Google Drive folder where you can view and download the file.
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Yes. The PNG files are set up to print cleanly at A4 size on a standard home printer. For the sharpest results, we'd recommend printing on decent quality paper rather than standard copy paper.
No. These downloads are free. You'll only need to provide your email address to receive the link.
The posters are for personal use only. We'd ask that you don't redistribute or resell the files, but you're welcome to point others towards the sign-up form so they can get their own copy.
Get in touch with us directly and we'll sort out access to the file.
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