Battle of Agincourt Memorial

The Battle of Agincourt Memorial is a monument commemorating the pivotal 1415 battle during the Hundred Years' War, where English forces led by King Henry V defeated a larger French army. The memorial stands as a tribute to this significant historical victory, highlighting themes of military strategy, resilience, and national history. It is typically located near the battlefield site in northern France and serves as a reminder of the battle's impact on medieval warfare and Anglo-French relations. The monument helps visitors reflect on the courage and tactics that shaped history during this key event.