The Peterborough Chronicle

The Peterborough Chronicle is the last part of the Anglo-Saxon Chronicle, a historical record written in Old English. It covers events from around 890 AD to the 12th century, focusing on the history of England. Known for its detailed account of local and national events, it provides unique insights into medieval life, society, and notable occurrences. It’s valued by historians for its firsthand perspective on the transition from Anglo-Saxon to Norman rule, and its language and content offer a window into England’s past during a period of significant change.