Battle of Neville's Cross, Historic battle in United Kingdom
The Battle of Neville's Cross took place on 17 October 1346 near Durham, England.
Fought during the Hundred Years' War, it resulted in a decisive English victory against the Scots.
The battle is named after a stone cross that stood nearby.
Visitors can explore the site which is recognized as a Registered Battlefield.
Today, Neville's Cross is remembered for the capture of King David II of Scotland.
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