Oak Apple Day

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Oak Apple Day is a traditional English holiday observed on May 29 to celebrate the restoration of the monarchy under King Charles II.

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Oak Apple Day in Castleton 1

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instanceOf public holiday (historical)
traditional English holiday
abolishedBy Anniversary Days Observance Act 1859 NERFINISHED
alsoKnownAs Oak and Nettle Day NERFINISHED
Pinch-bum Day NERFINISHED
Royal Oak Day NERFINISHED
Shick Shack Day NERFINISHED
associatedWith Charles II of England NERFINISHED
English Civil War NERFINISHED
Restoration (England) NERFINISHED
Royal Oak NERFINISHED
commemorates Restoration of King Charles II NERFINISHED
end of the English Interregnum
return of Charles II to London
country England
culturalSignificance marker of the end of Puritan rule in England
symbol of royalist victory over republican rule
currentStatus local traditional celebration
dateCoincidesWith Restoration Day NERFINISHED
birthday of Charles II
hasCause Restoration of the monarchy in England NERFINISHED
hasTheme loyalty to the monarchy
restoration of traditional order
royalist identity
historicalPeriod Stuart Restoration NERFINISHED
inception 1660
legalStatus public holiday in England and Wales (historical)
legalStatusChanged abolished as a public holiday in 1859
namedAfter oak apple
observedIn England NERFINISHED
some English communities overseas
some parts of Wales
observedOn 29 May
relatedTo English folk customs
May Day NERFINISHED
Restoration Day NERFINISHED
religiousAspect Anglican church services of thanksgiving (historical)
symbol oak apples
oak leaves
traditionalActivity church services of thanksgiving
decorating buildings with oak branches
mock punishments for not wearing oak
village fairs and festivities
wearing sprigs of oak leaves
typicalLocationOfCelebration Castleton, Derbyshire NERFINISHED
Great Wishford, Wiltshire NERFINISHED
Northamptonshire villages
Upton-upon-Severn, Worcestershire NERFINISHED

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Garland Day hasAlternativeName Oak Apple Day
this entity surface form: Oak Apple Day in Castleton