Young scholars present their discoveries at Free Library.  On December 12, the team at the University of Pennsylvania gave a presentation about the work they’ve completed so far on the “Edward IV Roll” and delivered a sneak preview of how their transcription and translation will fit into the digital mapping of the manuscript. The presentation was attended by members of the Special Collections staff at the Free Library of Philadelphia,

You’ve Seen The Lost King. Now what? We have been so excited by the great response to “The Lost King” movie from both old Ricardians and people who only know King Richard III from Shakespeare.  If you’re a newcomer to the real-life history of Richard III, the movie may have left you with many questions. Who really was Richard III? What was his historical context? How did he become a

See the movie, win a membership! The Lost King movie will be playing in select theaters across the United States from March 23 – 30, 2023. (Check your local listings or Fandango for theaters near you.) To celebrate, the Richard III Society American Branch is giving away a free year of membership with our TixPix contest!  All you have to do to enter is: Go to see “The Lost King”

Exclusive Toby Capwell Zoom Lecture We are thrilled to announce an American Branch exclusive event!  Dr. Toby Capwell, Curator of Arms at the Wallace collection and consultant for “The Lost King” film, will present a talk to our members on Jan. 22, 2023. The American Branch was a sponsor of the Wallace Collection’s recent exhibit, “The Lost King: Imagining Richard III.” Dr. Capwell’s talk, entitled “The Scoliotic Knight,” will focus