The Richard III Society is an organisation dedicated to studying the life, times and legacy of Richard III and the wider history of fifteenth-century England. Its website brings together historical research, educational resources and information for members and the public, with a particular focus on examining evidence and reassessing the king’s reputation. Visitors can explore material on Richard’s family, political and military career, the Wars of the Roses, his reign and the events that followed his death, alongside biographies, timelines and articles about people and places connected to the period.

The Society provides access to research guides, historical sources, the journal The Ricardian, Ricardian Bulletin articles and resources through the Barton Library, which lists fiction and non-fiction books and papers. Its educational content includes articles, primary-source material and information about Richard III’s achievements and historical debates. The website also features details about the Society’s governance, branches, groups, events, membership and fellows.