Historical Mystery: William II of England — An Accident or an Assassination?

Step back into medieval England for another fascinating Historical Mystery as we examine the mysterious death of King William II of England.

In 1100, William II—also known as William Rufus—died after being struck by an arrow while hunting in the New Forest. His death was officially treated as a hunting accident, but questions and theories surrounding what happened that day have endured for centuries.

Explore the circumstances surrounding the king’s death, consider the people involved, and examine the competing theories. Was William II simply the victim of a tragic hunting accident, or could his death have been something more deliberate?

Come ready to consider the evidence, discuss the possibilities, and decide which explanation you find most convincing.

Date: Saturday, December 5
Time: 6:00 PM
Cost: $15
Includes: Coffee and snacks

Advance registration is required.