According to some sources, it was originally known as the White Boar Inn, and changed name after the battle of Bosworth to avoid any connection with Richard III's badge ...

The confirmation that the remains found in Leicester are those of King Richard ... three years old! The Richard III Society was founded as the Fellowship of the White Boar almost 90 years ago.

A medieval inn where England's King Richard III spent the night ... Leicester's High Street may have hosted Richard III under its original name of the White Boar Inn. Some historical sources ...

more commonly known as the King in the carpark or King Richard III – whose emblem was … a white boar. Barnard Castle, named after its founder Bernard de Balloil, was built in the 12th century.

King Richard III, the English monarch who died during the War of the Roses in the 15th century -- and uttered the words “Now is the winter of our discontent” in Shakespeare’s famous play ...

Illustration by Meilan Solly / Photos via IFC Films, Freepik and Wikimedia Commons under public domain Richard III was never meant to be king ... and [saw] a big white line down the middle.

Sally Hawkins plays Philippa Langley, a sort-of-single mother of two (more on that later) living in Edinburgh who becomes obsessed with Richard III, the English king who, thanks to Shakespeare’s ...

The confirmation that the remains found in Leicester are those of King Richard ... three years old! The Richard III Society was founded as the Fellowship of the White Boar almost 90 years ago.