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Go to Castles Galore| Subject | Location | Description | Mood | Lighting | Composition | Link |
| Alnwick | Northumberland | Castle- Middle Bailey and Towered Curtain Wall as seen from the Constable's Tower. | Strong | Overcast | Long-shot | View Picture |
| Alnwick | Northumberland | Crenelated towered castle entrance with gothic arch. | Romantic | Overcast | Long-shot | View Picture |
| Alnwick | Northumberland | The North side of the Fortress with it's Towered Curtain Wall seen from the River Aln. | Romantic | Bright | Long-shot | View Picture |
| Alnwick | Northumberland | Main castle and Outer Bailey viewed from the Barbican | Strong | Bright | Long-shot | View Picture |
| Alnwick | Northumberland | Two Octagonal towers flank the entrance to the Court Yard and main Castle which was originaly built as a polygonal stone shell keep in the 12th century | Strong | Bright | Full-on | View Picture |
| Alnwick | Northumberland | Two Octagonal towers flank the entrance to the Court Yard and main Castle which was originaly built as a polygonal stone shell keep in the 12th century | Strong | Bright | Angle View | View Picture |
| Alnwick | Northumberland | Set into the keep wall is an early 14th century draw-well with the original wooden pole and wheel for winding up the buckets. | General | Bright | Full-on | View Picture |
| Alnwick | Northumberland | Crenellated towered entrance to the Castle's barbicon | Strong | Bright | Full-on | View Picture |
| Alnwick | Northumberland | The Castle keep as seem from the North East side of the Outer Bailey. The two facing towers form part of the Library with the Chapel to the right. | Strong | Overcast | Full-on | View Picture |
| Alnwick | Northumberland | From the Inner Ward looking back towards the arched entrance. Above the arch is the original Norman 'dog-tooth' pattern decorating the arch which terminates on each side with a lion's head. | General | Inside | Full-on | View Picture |
| Amberley | Sussex | Ruin of a Fortified Manor house. 1377 Bishop Rede obtained a licence to crenelate from Richard II. | Wintery | Evening | Long-shot | View Picture |
| Amberley | Sussex | Ruin of a Fortified Manor house. 1377 Bishop Rede obtained a licence to crenelate from Richard II. Detail in the buttress for outlet for a Garde Robe. | General | Evening | Angle View | View Picture |
| Arundel | Sussex | Castle's Southern aspect | Romantic | Evening | Long-shot | View Picture |
| Arundel | Sussex | The castle as seen from the North East | Romantic | Bright | Long-shot | View Picture |
| Arundel | Sussex | Sunset over the distant castle from the North East | Romantic | Evening | Long-shot | View Picture |
| Arundel | Sussex | Castle gate house with the Castle rising in the distance. | Wintery | Evening | Angle View | View Picture |
| Arundel | Sussex | The castle and keep as seen from the West | Romantic | Bright | Long-shot | View Picture |
| Arundel | Sussex | View of the Barbican and the keep | Magestic | Bright | Angle View | View Picture |
| Arundel | Sussex | Inside the Norman Shell Keep-in the West wall a 'Beehive' design fireplace. | General | Inside | Interior | View Picture |
| Arundel | Sussex | Norman Shell Keep as seen from the top of the Barbican | Magestic | Bright | Long-shot | View Picture |
| Arundel | Sussex | Norman Shell Keep and Barbican as seen from the Quadrangle | Magestic | Bright | Angle View | View Picture |
| Arundel | Sussex | The Original entrance to the Norman Shell Keep-note the Norman 'Dog Tooth' design on the archway. | Strong | Bright | Full-on | View Picture |
| Arundel | Sussex | Medieval Buttressing on the East side of the Castle. | Strong | Bright | Angle View | View Picture |
| Arundel | Sussex | Norman Stonework on the South East Wall | General | Bright | Full-on | View Picture |
| Arundel | Sussex | Original Norman masonry windows long since blocked up. | Strong | Bright | Angle View | View Picture |
| Arundel | Sussex | Inside the Barbican-winding Mechanism for raising and lowering the Portcullis. | General | Inside | Interior | View Picture |
| Arundel | Sussex | The Barbican's raised portcullis as seen from the Quadrangle. | General | Inside | Interior | View Picture |
| Arundel | Sussex | The Tilting Yard as seen from the South West side. | Romantic | Bright | Long-shot | View Picture |
| Arundel | Sussex | The Tilting Yard as seen from the Castle keep Battlements | Romantic | Bright | Long-shot | View Picture |
| Arundel | Sussex | Sunset silhouette's the Castle's battlements | Romantic | Sunset | Long-shot | View Picture |
| Arundel | Sussex | The castle as seen from the North East | Romantic | Bright | Long-shot | View Picture |
| Ashby de la Zouch | Leicestershire | Ruined Castle Keep | Magestic | Overcast | Angle View | View Picture |
| Ashby de la Zouch | Leicestershire | The Ruined Shell of the great rectangular Keep. | Strong | Overcast | Full-on | View Picture |
| Ashby de la Zouch | Leicestershire | Ruined Castle remains seen through the Winter mist. | Wintery | Bright | Full-on | View Picture |
| Ashby de la Zouch | Leicestershire | Ruined Castle Keep and out buildings | Wintery | Overcast | Long-shot | View Picture |
| Ashby de la Zouch | Leicestershire | Ruined Castle Keep and out buildings | General | Overcast | Long-shot | View Picture |
| Ashby de la Zouch | Leicestershire | Ruined Castle remains seen through the Winter mist. | Romantic | Overcast | Full-on | View Picture |
| Ashby de la Zouch | Leicestershire | A Gothic Arch doorway and Well. | Wintery | Inside | Interior | View Picture |
| Ashby de la Zouch | Leicestershire | Ruined great tower framed by a stone arch | Magestic | Bright | Angle View | View Picture |
| Auckland | Durham | Gothic Gateway- The castle at Bishop Auckland is still the residence of the Bishop of Durham. | Strong | Bright | Long-shot | View Picture |
| Auckland | Durham | Gothic Gateway- The castle at Bishop Auckland is still the residence of the Bishop of Durham. | Magestic | Bright | Full-on | View Picture |
| Aydon | Northumberland | Entrance and view of a 13th century Fortified House which was crenellated in 1305. | Romantic | Bright | Long-shot | View Picture |
| Aydon | Northumberland | Fortified house viewed from the inner bailey | Strong | Bright | Full-on | View Picture |
| Baconsthorpe | Norfolk | Ruins of the Castle and gatehouse from across the extended moat. | Dramatic | Stormy | Long-shot | View Picture |
| Bamburgh | Northumberland | West face of the castle high on a rocky outcrop | Dramatic | Stormy | Long-shot | View Picture |
| Bamburgh | Northumberland | The castle guarding the North Eastern seaboard. | Romantic | Bright | Long-shot | View Picture |
| Bamburgh | Northumberland | This much altered 12th century rectangular keep stands 65ft tall. | Strong | Bright | Angle View | View Picture |
| Bamburgh | Northumberland | Castle Gatehouse built possible during the 14th century. | Romantic | Bright | Full-on | View Picture |
| Bamburgh | Northumberland | Viewed from the insid-the castle Gatehouse built possible during the 14th century. | Strong | Bright | Full-on | View Picture |
| Bamburgh | Northumberland | Castle from the North West showing the Bell Tower in the foreground. | Dramatic | Bright | Long-shot | View Picture |
| Bamburgh | Northumberland | Castle Gatehouse built possible during the 14th century. | Magestic | Bright | Angle View | View Picture |
| Bamburgh | Northumberland | The rectangle Keep as seen from the Inner Ward | Romantic | Bright | Long-shot | View Picture |
| Bamburgh | Northumberland | The rectangle Keep as seen from the East Ward | Romantic | Bright | Angle View | View Picture |
| Bamburgh | Northumberland | Ground floor main entrance to the Keep which could have been of Norman origin to the basement only. | Strong | Bright | Full-on | View Picture |
| Bamburgh | Northumberland | Basement or Ground floor of the Keep | General | Inside | Interior | View Picture |
| Bamburgh | Northumberland | The keep's sloping Plinth- note the Roll-moulding which originally may have been Noman but altered at a later date. | Strong | Bright | Angle View | View Picture |
| Bamburgh | Northumberland | The castle stands high on a rocky prominence guarding the North Eastern seaboard once was a stronghold of the Votadini tribe. | Romantic | Bright | Long-shot | View Picture |
| Bamburgh | Northumberland | The rectangle Keep as seen from the Inner Ward in the foreground remains of the chapel. | Romantic | Bright | Long-shot | View Picture |
| Barnard | Durham | Ruined gate house and inner ward walls as viewed from the east. | Dramatic | Sunset | Angle View | View Picture |
| Barnard | Durham | Ruined castle and it's walls still looks proudly over the river Tees. | Romantic | Evening | Long-shot | View Picture |
| Barnard | Durham | Ruined castle and it's walls still looks proudly over the river Tees. | Romantic | Evening | Angle View | View Picture |
| Beaumaris | Gwynedd - Wales | This concentric castle viewed across the moat-the outer towered curtin wall and the northern Gate house | Dramatic | Bright | Long-shot | View Picture |
| Beaumaris | Gwynedd - Wales | This concentric castle viewed across the moat-the outer towered curtin wall in the foreground North West Tower. | Strong | Overcast | Angle View | View Picture |
| Beaumaris | Gwynedd - Wales | This concentric castle viewed from the North West. | General | Overcast | Long-shot | View Picture |
| Beaumaris | Gwynedd - Wales | This concentric castle viewed across the moat-the outer towered curtin wall in the foreground North West Tower. | Strong | Overcast | Angle View | View Picture |
| Beaumaris | Gwynedd - Wales | This concentric castle viewed across the moat-the outer towered curtin wall in the foreground North West Tower. | Magestic | Evening | Angle View | View Picture |
| Beeston | Cheshire | The setting sun strikes the ruined fortress atop a 500 foot sandstone crag | Romantic | Sunset | Long-shot | View Picture |
| Beeston | Cheshire | Castle walling and rocky crag far above the frosty land below | Wintery | Bright | Full-on | View Picture |
| Beeston | Cheshire | Castle Gatehouse- Far below the frost gripped landscape | Wintery | Overcast | Full-on | View Picture |
| Beeston | Cheshire | Early morning sunrise illuminates the frost gripped land and castle ruins | Wintery | Overcast | Full-on | View Picture |
| Beeston | Cheshire | The setting sun strikes the ruined fortress atop a 500 foot sandstone crag | Romantic | Evening | Long-shot | View Picture |
| Belvoir | Leicestershire | Originally a Norman Castle- restored in 1525 but the Gothic building today dates from the 19th century. | Romantic | Overcast | Long-shot | View Picture |
| Belvoir | Leicestershire | Originally a Norman Castle- restored in 1525 but the Gothic building today dates from the 19th century. | Strong | Overcast | Angle View | View Picture |
| Belvoir | Leicestershire | Originally a Norman Castle- restored in 1525 but the Gothic building today dates from the 19th century. | Magestic | Overcast | Angle View | View Picture |
| Belvoir | Leicestershire | Originally a Norman Castle- restored in 1525 but the Gothic building today dates from the 19th century. | Magestic | Bright | Full-on | View Picture |
| Belvoir | Leicestershire | Originally a Norman Castle- restored in 1525 but the Gothic building today dates from the 19th century. | Magestic | Bright | Angle View | View Picture |
| Berkeley | Gloucestershire | Norman shell keep and inner courtyard | Strong | Bright | Angle View | View Picture |
| Berkeley | Gloucestershire | Outer Courtyard and West front of the castle-Note the Breach in the Shell Keep wall made during the Cival War. | Magestic | Bright | Long-shot | View Picture |
| Berkeley | Gloucestershire | Main entrance from the Inner Courtyard | Romantic | Bright | Angle View | View Picture |
| Berkeley | Gloucestershire | Norman stone doorway set into the castle wall-Note the Norman Chevron (Dog tooth) molding on the arch above. | Romantic | Bright | Angle View | View Picture |
| Berkeley | Gloucestershire | Inner Courtyard and entrance the shell keep's forebuilding. | Magestic | Bright | Full-on | View Picture |
| Berkeley | Gloucestershire | East side Well Tower and Chapelover | Romantic | Bright | Angle View | View Picture |
| Berkeley | Gloucestershire | First floor inner entrance to the keep | General | Inside | Interior | View Picture |
| Berkeley | Gloucestershire | 14th century Great Hall measuring approximately 32ft high 62ft long and 32ft wide. | Magestic | Inside | Interior | View Picture |
| Berkeley | Gloucestershire | Fireplace in Sir Francis Drake's room- much of the furniture is said to have once belonged to him. | Magestic | Inside | Interior | View Picture |
| Berkeley | Gloucestershire | Berkeley Arched stone doorway which leads from the Great Hall onto the Grand Staircase. | Magestic | Inside | Interior | View Picture |
| Berkeley | Gloucestershire | The Castle's Lily Pond and outer Gate house. | Romantic | Bright | Angle View | View Picture |
| Berkeley | Gloucestershire | Terrace on the South Front showing the Gate house Shell keep in the background. | Romantic | Bright | Angle View | View Picture |
| Berkeley | Gloucestershire | Inner Courtyard and Clock tower entrance to the shell keep's forebuilding. | Magestic | Bright | Angle View | View Picture |
| Berkhamsted | Hertfordshire | In the distance a Norman moat and bailey castle stood seen from the ruined13th century curtain wall. | Romantic | Bright | Long-shot | View Picture |
| Berkhamsted | Hertfordshire | Ruins thought to be 12th and 13th century Curtain wall and tower. | Dramatic | Stormy | Angle View | View Picture |
| Berkhamsted | Hertfordshire | Ruins of 12th and 13th century stone towers and walling. | Dramatic | Stormy | Long-shot | View Picture |
| Berkhamsted | Herefordshire | Ruins of 12th and 13th century stone towers and walling. | Romantic | Stormy | Angle View | View Picture |
| Berry Pomeroy | Devon | Medieval Gatehouse dating between 14th and 15th century | Strong | Overcast | Angle View | View Picture |
| Berry Pomeroy | Devon | Remains of the Medieval Great hall and Buttery | General | Bright | Angle View | View Picture |
| Berry Pomeroy | Devon | Medieval Gatehouse dating between 14th and 15th century | Magestic | Overcast | Angle View | View Picture |
| Bew | Cumbria | Remains of the Medieval Gatehouse and walling. Destroyed by Parliamentary forces in 1641. | Romantic | Bright | Long-shot | View Picture |
| Bew | Cumbria | Medieval Gatehouse and walling of uncertain date destroyed be Parliamentary forces in 1641. | Romantic | Bright | Angle View | View Picture |
| Bew | Cumbria | Medieval Gatehouse and walling of uncertain date destroyed be Parliamentary forces in 1641. | Dramatic | Bright | Full-on | View Picture |
| Bickleigh | Devon | 14th century Gatehouse- It has some Norman stone work from the original castle. | Romantic | Bright | Full-on | View Picture |
| Bickleigh | Devon | 14th century Gatehouse and gardens- It has some Norman stone work from the original castle. | Dramatic | Overcast | Long-shot | View Picture |
| Bickleigh | Devon | 14th century Gatehouse and gardens- It has some Norman stone work from the original castle. | Dramatic | Bright | Angle View | View Picture |
| Bickleigh | Devon | 14th century Gatehouse and gardens- It has some Norman stone work from the original castle. | Magestic | Bright | Full-on | View Picture |
| Bodiam | Sussex | A symmetrical quadrangular castle nestling in it's artificially created lake. In the foreground the North East Tower and Gatehouse. | Romantic | Evening | Long-shot | View Picture |
| Bodiam | Sussex | A symmetrical quadrangular castle nestling in it's artificially created lake. In the foreground the South West Tower. | Romantic | Evening | Angle View | View Picture |
| Bodiam | Sussex | A symmetrical quadrangular castle nestling in it's artificially created lake. In the foreground the North East Tower and Gatehouse. | Romantic | Evening | Angle View | View Picture |
| Bodiam | Sussex | A symmetrical quadrangular castle nestling in it's artificially created lake viewed from the West side showing the South West-West and North West Towers | Romantic | Evening | Angle View | View Picture |
| Bolsover | Derbyshire | Amid these 17th century ruins once stood a Norman castle but was rebuilt- Architect: John Smythson following the Jacobean style. | Magestic | Overcast | Angle View | View Picture |
| Bolsover | Derbyshire | Amid these 17th century ruins once stood a Norman castle but was rebuilt- Architect: John Smythson following the Jacobean style. | Romantic | Overcast | Angle View | View Picture |
| Bolton | North Yorkshire | Partly ruined fortified towered manor house of the 14th century as seen from the gardens. | Romantic | Evening | Long-shot | View Picture |
| Bolton | North Yorkshire | Aproach to the Gatehouse of the partly ruined fortified manor house. | Magestic | Overcast | Long-shot | View Picture |
| Bolton | North Yorkshire | Partly ruined fortified towered manor house of the 14th century. | Magestic | Bright | Angle View | View Picture |
| Bolton | North Yorkshire | Partly ruined fortified towered manor house of the 14th century. | Magestic | Bright | Angle View | View Picture |
| Bowes | Durham | Norman hall Keep viewed from the West. Note the Garde Robe outlets at the base of the sloping plinth to the right. | Romantic | Sunrise | Full-on | View Picture |
| Bowes | Durham | Norman Hall Keep from the South East. Note the remains of the Forebuilding which gave access to the 1st floor entrance. | Romantic | Overcast | Long-shot | View Picture |
| Bowes | Durham | Norman hall Keep viewed from the West. Note the Garde Robe outlets at the base of the sloping plinth to the right. | Strong | Overcast | Full-on | View Picture |
| Bowes | Durham | Interior of a Norman hall keep looking towards the main entrance. Note the cross walling-Loops Spiral Staircase and mural galleries set in the 11ft thick walls. | General | Bright | Interior | View Picture |
| Bowes | Durham | Remains of a round backed fireplace and flue in what could have been the lobby. | Strong | Inside | Interior | View Picture |
| Bowes | Durham | Norman Hall Keep from the South East. Note the remains of the Forebuilding which gave access to the 1st floor entrance. | Strong | Bright | Angle View | View Picture |
| Bowes | Durham | Remains of the first floor entrance and the round backed fireplace to the left. | General | Inside | Interior | View Picture |
| Bowes | Durham | Norman Hall Keep viewed from the East. Note the remaind of the forebuilding and first floor entrance. | Strong | Bright | Long-shot | View Picture |
| Bowes | Durham | Interior of a Norman hall keep. Note the cross walling-Loops and mural galleries set in the 11ft thick walls. | General | Bright | Interior | View Picture |
| Bowes | Durham | Norman Hall Keep viewed from the East. Note the remains of the forebuilding and first floor entrance. | Magestic | Evening | Angle View | View Picture |
| Bramber | Sussex | Remains of a Towered keep exterior- This castle was destroyed by Pariament troops in 1644. | General | Bright | Full-on | View Picture |
| Bramber | Sussex | Remains of a Towered keep interior- This castle was destroyed by Pariament troops in 1644. | Romantic | Bright | Angle View | View Picture |
| Bramber | Sussex | Remains of a Towered keep exterior- This castle was destroyed by Pariament troops in 1644. | Romantic | Bright | Full-on | View Picture |
| Bronsil | Herefordshire | Overgrown ruines of Beauchamps' castle | Romantic | Bright | Long-shot | View Picture |
| Bronsil | Herefordshire | Ruined 15th century Beauchamps' castle. The ruined tower of the West gatehouse and moat is all that remaines. | Romantic | Bright | Long-shot | View Picture |
| Bronsil | Herefordshire | Ruined 15th century Beauchamps' castle. The ruined tower of the West gatehouse and moat is all that remains. | Romantic | Bright | Angle View | View Picture |
| Bronsil | Herefordshire | Remains of 15th century Beauchamps' castle. Seen here is the ruined tower part of the West gatehouse. | Romantic | Bright | Full-on | View Picture |
| Bronsil | Herefordshire | Remains of 15th century Beauchamps' castle. Seen here is the ruined tower part of the West gatehouse. | Romantic | Bright | Angle View | View Picture |
| Brougham | Cumbria | Originally a 12th century towered keep built mainly of Sandstone rubble with Ashlar dressings and is close to the River Eamont. | Romantic | Bright | Long-shot | View Picture |
| Brougham | Cumbria | Originally a 12th century towered keep built mainly of Sandstone rubble with Ashlar dressings and is close to the River Eamont. | Romantic | Overcast | Long-shot | View Picture |
| Brougham | Cumbria | Originally a 12th century towered keep built mainly of Sandstone rubble with Ashlar dressings and is close to the River Eamont. | Romantic | Bright | Long-shot | View Picture |
| Broughton | Oxfordshire | Broughton Castle in the snow | Wintery | Overcast | Long-shot | View Picture |
| Broughton | Oxfordshire | Originally a castle now largely a 16th century country house with some 14th century remains. | Wintery | Overcast | Long-shot | View Picture |
| Broughton | Oxfordshire | Originally a castle now largely a 16th century country house with some 14th century remains. | Wintery | Bright | Long-shot | View Picture |
| Bungay | Suffolk | Once a Norman motte and bailey castle. The twin round towers that once flanked the gatehouse are generally thought to date from the 1290s. | Strong | Overcast | Long-shot | View Picture |
| Caernarfon | Gwynedd - Wales | Southern view of the castle across the river Seiont. Architect engineer; James of St George who was Master of the King's works. | Romantic | Overcast | Long-shot | View Picture |
| Caernarfon | Gwynedd - Wales | Southern view of the castle across the river Seiont. Architect engineer; James of St George who was Master of the King's works. | Romantic | Overcast | Long-shot | View Picture |
| Caernarfon | Gwynedd - Wales | Seaward view of the castle which was built in the 13th century- Architect engineer; James of St George who was Master of the King's works. | Romantic | Bright | Long-shot | View Picture |
| Caernarfon | Gwynedd - Wales | Southern view of the castle across the river Seiont. Architect engineer; James of St George who was Master of the King's works. | Romantic | Bright | Long-shot | View Picture |
| Caerphilly | Mid Glamorgan - Wales | This concentric castle in the centre it's Moat/lake was designed by achitect/engineer James of St George. | Romantic | Bright | Long-shot | View Picture |
| Caerphilly | Mid Glamorgan - Wales | This concentric castle was designed by achitect/Engineer James of St George. View shows- gatehouse and towers. | Strong | Bright | Full-on | View Picture |
| Cardiff | South Gamorgan - Wales | Walled staircase leads up to the Norman twelve sided shell Keep and towered gatehouse. Much of the stone work is of the twelfth century. | Romantic | Bright | Angle View | View Picture |
| Cardiff | South Gamorgan - Wales | Norman twelve sided Shell Keep and towered gatehouse. Much of the stone work is of the twelfth century. | Magestic | Bright | Long-shot | View Picture |
| Carew | Dyfed | Little remains of the Norman motte and bailey castle. Today one sees the result of much work that was done in the 12th and 13 century ahead is the modern entrance. | Romantic | Bright | Long-shot | View Picture |
| Carew | Dyfed | Little remains of the Norman motte and bailey castle. Today one sees the result of much work that was done in the 12th and 13 century. This view is from the North West close to the tidal river Carew. | Romantic | Evening | Angle View | View Picture |
| Carew | Dyfed - Wales | Little remains of the Norman motte and bailey castle. Today one sees the result of much work that was done in the 12th and 13 century. This view is from the North West close to the tidal river Carew. | Romantic | Evening | Angle View | View Picture |
| Carisbrooke | Isle of wight | Castle Gatehouse built possible during the 13th century-to the right remains of the Saxon burh. | Romantic | Bright | Angle View | View Picture |
| Carisbrooke | Isle of wight | From the curtain wall battlements-Isabella's great hall to the left ruins of medieval domestic buildings in the distance the Castle's Norman polygonal shell keep. | General | Bright | Long-shot | View Picture |
| Carisbrooke | Isle of wight | View of the stone double towered Barbican. | Magestic | Bright | Long-shot | View Picture |
| Carisbrooke | Isle of wight | Castle and keep as seen from the East. | Romantic | Bright | Long-shot | View Picture |
| Carisbrooke | Isle of wight | Castle wall from the South East showing the Postern (Gateway) the Norman Motte and Shell keep. | Magestic | Bright | Angle View | View Picture |
| Carisbrooke | Isle of wight | Norman early 12th century shell keep and Gatehouse that was added possibly in 1335. | Strong | Bright | Angle View | View Picture |
| Carisbrooke | Isle of wight | Detail of the keep's medieval wall and it's well. | General | Inside | Interior | View Picture |
| Carisbrooke | Isle of wight | The Norman 12th century shell keep as seen from East part of the curtain wall | Magestic | Bright | Angle View | View Picture |
| Carisbrooke | Isle of wight | 12th century Norman Latrine set into the North West part of the interior of the keep wall. | General | Inside | Angle View | View Picture |
| Carisbrooke | Isle of wight | 14th century Latrine set into the East part of the keep wall. Stone work is inferior to the earlier period of stone work. | General | Inside | Full-on | View Picture |
| Carisbrooke | Isle of wight | Castle Gatehouse built possible during the 13th century-to the right remains of the Saxon burh. | Romantic | Bright | Angle View | View Picture |
| Carlisle | Cumbria | Gatehouse and Moat | Magestic | Bright | Angle View | View Picture |
| Carlisle | Cumbria | The outer gatehouse and in the distance the keep. | Strong | Bright | Angle View | View Picture |
| Carlisle | Cumbria | 14th century Outer gatehouse. Note the raised portcullis. | Strong | Bright | Full-on | View Picture |
| Carlisle | Cumbria | The great towered keep as seen from the inner bailey. | Dramatic | Overcast | Long-shot | View Picture |
| Carlisle | Cumbria | The original Norman towered keep was built between 1136 - 1174 and has gone through many changes. Note the foundations for the forebuilding which would have lead to the entrance on the first floor. The entrance on the ground floor would have given entrance to the basement only. | Strong | Bright | Angle View | View Picture |
| Carlisle | Cumbria | A stone doorway of uncertain date in the 'Common Hall' on the first floor of the keep. | General | Inside | Interior | View Picture |
| Carlisle | Cumbria | 14th century fireplace in the Lord Warden's Residence. | General | Inside | Interior | View Picture |
| Carlisle | Cumbria | 14th century kitchen fireplace. | General | Inside | Interior | View Picture |
| Carlisle | Cumbria | A much damaged fireplace possibly 14th century. | General | Inside | Interior | View Picture |
| Carlisle | Cumbria | Arched stone doorway with late medieval wall carvings. | General | Inside | Interior | View Picture |
| Carlisle | Cumbria | This Norman towered keep was built between 1136 - 1174 and has gone through many changes. Note the foundations for the forebuilding which would have lead to the entrance on the first floor. The entrance on the ground floor would have given entrance to the basement only | Strong | Bright | Angle View | View Picture |
| Carlisle | Cumbria | The outer gatehouse and moat | Romantic | Bright | Angle View | View Picture |
| Cartington | Northumberland | 13th century tower once stood here but now there is only ruins. | Romantic | Bright | Long-shot | View Picture |
| Castle Acre | Norfolk | Norman shell polygonal flint rubble curtain wall atop of it's motte which at one time protected a stone tower and other buildings inside. | Romantic | Overcast | Long-shot | View Picture |
| Castle Rising | Norfolk | Two storied Norman Hall Keep | Magestic | Bright | Full-on | View Picture |
| Castle Rising | Norfolk | Norman hall keep built between 1138-40 by the Albini family. It is situated within an enclosure of masive earth works. | Romantic | Bright | Angle View | View Picture |
| Castle Rising | Norfolk | Forebuilding to the hall keep. Note the typical Norman moulded facings at the front and sides. | Magestic | Bright | Angle View | View Picture |
| Castle Rising | Norfolk | Forebuilding stairway leading through the middle doorway to the vestibule which gave access to the state apartments. | Magestic | Inside | Interior | View Picture |
| Castle Rising | Norfolk | View of blocked Norman stone doorway which had given access to the great hall. Note the Norman ('Dog tooth') chevron mouldings on the arches. | General | Inside | Interior | View Picture |
| Chepstow | Gwent - Wales | Remains of the Norman rectangular hall keep surrounded by outer buildings high on a bluff overlooking the River Wye | Romantic | Sunset | Long-shot | View Picture |
| Chepstow | Gwent - Wales | Distant view of the castle complex and River Wye from the North West. | Romantic | Bright | Long-shot | View Picture |
| Chepstow | Gwent - Wales | East view showing Marten's tower and Outer gatehouse on right. | Romantic | Bright | Long-shot | View Picture |
| Chepstow | Gwent - Wales | 13th century twin towered outer gatehouse. | Romantic | Bright | Long-shot | View Picture |
| Chepstow | Gwent - Wales | Details of the outer gatehouse- Apart from the flanking twin towers it had two portcullises. | Strong | Overcast | Angle View | View Picture |
| Chepstow | Gwent - Wales | William Fitz Osbern's 11th century great hall keep and it's first floor entrance viewed fron the curtain wall. | Strong | Overcast | Angle View | View Picture |
| Chepstow | Gwent - Wales | William Fitz Osbern's 11th century great hall keep and it's first floor entrance and entrance to the Gallery on right viewed from the middle bailey. | Magestic | Overcast | Angle View | View Picture |
| Chepstow | Gwent - Wales | Detail of the circular head of the entrance to the great hall keep. Note the interesting type of cheveron (Chip carved) moulding. | General | Overcast | Angle View | View Picture |
| Chepstow | Gwent - Wales | Inside William fitz Osbern's 11th century great hall keep looking towards the first floor entrance. The ground floor was the basement with the hall itself on the upper floors. | General | Inside | Interior | View Picture |
| Chepstow | Gwent - Wales | Inside William Fitz Osbern's 11th century great hall keep. Note the later 13th and 14th century alterations to the windows and arches. | General | Overcast | Angle View | View Picture |
| Chepstow | Gwent - Wales | 13th century twin cylindrical towered outer gatehouse. | Magestic | Bright | Full-on | View Picture |
| Chester | Cheshire | Part of the castle complex as can be seen from the South bank of the River Dee. | Romantic | Bright | Long-shot | View Picture |
| Chester | Cheshire | View of the North West side of the 14th century curtain wall and tower keep which has been drastically altered over the years. This castle has been in constant use by the military. | Dramatic | Evening | Long-shot | View Picture |
| Chester | Cheshire | Part of the castle complex as can be seen from the South bank of the River Dee. | Romantic | Bright | Long-shot | View Picture |
| Clare | Suffolk | Atop it's overground Motte is the ruined remain of a 12th century polygonal shell keep that was possibly built by the de Clare family. | Romantic | Overcast | Long-shot | View Picture |
| Clitheroe | Lancashire | One of the smallest tower keeps of the 12th century once owned by the Lacy family. | Strong | Bright | Angle View | View Picture |
| Cockermouth | Cumbria | Distant view from the North across the River Derwent of the 13th century remains of the castle. | Dramatic | Overcast | Long-shot | View Picture |
| Cockermouth | Cumbria | View from the North across the River Derwent of the 13th century remains of the castle. | Romantic | Overcast | Long-shot | View Picture |
| Codnor | Derbyshire | Overgrown ruins of a 14th century castle that once belonged to the Greys and later Lords Zouche. | Romantic | Bright | Angle View | View Picture |
| Codnor | Derbyshire | Overgrown ruins of a 14th century castle that once belonged to the Greys and later Lords Zouche. | Romantic | Bright | Angle View | View Picture |
| Codnor | Derbyshire | Overgrown ruins of a 14th century castle that once belonged to the Greys and later Lords Zouche. | Romantic | Bright | Angle View | View Picture |
| Codnor | Derbyshire | Overgrown ruins of a 14th century castle that once belonged to the Greys and later Lords Zouche. | Romantic | Bright | Angle View | View Picture |
| Codnor | Derbyshire | Overgrown ruins of a 14th century castle that once belonged to the Greys and later Lords Zouche. | Romantic | Bright | Angle View | View Picture |
| Codnor | Derbyshire | Overgrown ruins of a 14th century castle that once belonged to the Greys and later Lords Zouche. | Romantic | Bright | Long-shot | View Picture |
| Coity | Mid Glamorgan - Wales | Originally a Norman Motte and bailey castle first mentioned in 1090- the 13th century round stone tower one of a pair defended the moat and East gate. | Magestic | Bright | Angle View | View Picture |
| Coity | Glamorgan | Originally a Norman Motte and bailey castle first mentioned in 1090- the 13th century round stone tower one of a pair defended the moat and East gate. | Magestic | Bright | Angle View | View Picture |
| Colchester | Essex | 11th century stone castle was built during the reign of William 1 on the site of a Roman temple. This rectangular towered keep is the largest in England. | Magestic | Bright | Angle View | View Picture |
| Colchester | Essex | Norman stone castle was built 1075-80 during the reign of William 1 on the site of a Roman temple. This rectangular towered keep is the largest in England- Note the ground floor entrance for quick and easy access for the townspeople in times of trouble. | Romantic | Evening | Angle View | View Picture |
| Colchester | Essex | Norman stone castle was built 1075-80 during the reign of William 1 on the site of a Roman temple. This rectangular towered keep is the largest in England- Note the ground floor entrance for quick and easy access for the townspeople in times of trouble. | Magestic | Overcast | Angle View | View Picture |
| Compton | Devon | 14th century fortified manor house. It was fortified as a precaution against commando raids by the French in the 14th and 15th century. | Romantic | Bright | Long-shot | View Picture |
| Compton | Devon | 14th century fortified manor house. It was fortified as a precaution against commando raids by the French in the 14th and 15th century. | Romantic | Bright | Long-shot | View Picture |
| Conisbrough | South Yorkshire | Originally a 11th century motte and bailey contruction until Hamelin Plantagenet illegitimate half brother of Henry 11 took possession and rebuilt the stone castle complex between 1174-1190. | Magestic | Bright | Long-shot | View Picture |
| Conisbrough | South Yorkshire | Originally a 11th century motte and bailey contruction until Hamelin Plantagenet illegitimate half brother of Henry 11 took possession and rebuilt it as a stone castle complex between 1174-1190. | Romantic | Overcast | Long-shot | View Picture |
| Conisbrough | South Yorkshire | 95ft high cylindrical stone keep has six massive wedge-shaped buttresses. Inside it has three chambers one of which was an oratory and as most keeps it's entrance is on the first floor. | Dramatic | Overcast | Full-on | View Picture |
| Conisbrough | South Yorkshire | Keep's chapel ceiling. Note the Norman carvings on the roof bosses. | General | Inside | Interior | View Picture |
| Conisbrough | South Yorkshire | Keep's chapel ceiling. Note the Norman carvings on the roof bosses and column capitals. | General | Inside | Interior | View Picture |
| Conisbrough | South Yorkshire | Built into the thickness of the keep's walls the first floor valted passageway and curved stairs leading to the second floor. | General | Inside | Interior | View Picture |
| Conisbrough | South Yorkshire | View showing entrances to the first floor and stairs to the second floor. Note the well in the centre of the first floor . | General | Inside | Interior | View Picture |
| Conisbrough | South Yorkshire | The keep's first floor showing a well and the second floor fireplace with sloping hood. | General | Inside | Interior | View Picture |
| Conisbrough | South Yorkshire | Keep's second floor chapel which is built into one of the buttresses. Note the late Norman chevron decorated mouldings roof bosses and capitals. | General | Inside | Interior | View Picture |
| Conisbrough | South Yorkshire | 95ft high cylindrical stone keep has six massive wedge-shaped buttresses. Inside it has three chambers one of which was an oratory and as most keeps it's entrance is on the first floor. | Dramatic | Bright | Full-on | View Picture |
| Conisbrough | South Yorkshire | Keep's second floor chapel which is built into one of the buttresses. Note the late Norman chevron decorated mouldings roof bosses and capitals. | General | Inside | Interior | View Picture |
| Conwy | Gwynedd - Wales | Edward 1 castle commanding the River Conwy | Romantic | Evening | Long-shot | View Picture |
| Conwy | Gwynedd - Wales | South and West face of the castle. Designed and built by James of St George as part of Edward I fortress building programme in the late 13th century. | Romantic | Bright | Angle View | View Picture |
| Corfe | Dorset | One of the noblest of ruins-slighted by the Parliamentary forces in the 17c | Romantic | Overcast | Long-shot | View Picture |
| Corfe | Dorset | Gloom hangs over the noblest of ruins-slighted by the Parliamentary forces in the 17c | Romantic | Overcast | Long-shot | View Picture |
| Corfe | Dorset | Ruined 'Gloriete' and King's Presence Chambers viewed from the Inner Ward. | Romantic | Overcast | Long-shot | View Picture |
| Corfe | Dorset | Remains of the 13th century East wall of the 'Gloriete'. | Magestic | Overcast | Full-on | View Picture |
| Corfe | Dorset | Viewed from the North West remains of an early 12th century stone towered keep and enlarged in the 13th century. Slighted in 1646. | Dramatic | Overcast | Angle View | View Picture |
| Corfe | Dorset | 12th century Keep and it's South Annexe as seen from among the ruins of the South West Gatehouse. | Romantic | Overcast | Angle View | View Picture |
| Corfe | Dorset | East face of the 11th century towered keep. Note the pair of blind Norman arches which may have originally been windows. | Magestic | Overcast | Full-on | View Picture |
| Corfe | Dorset | West face of the 11th century towered keep as seen from the West bailey. | Magestic | Overcast | Full-on | View Picture |
| Corfe | Dorset | South face of the Annexe and 11th century towered keep as seen from the ruined South West gatehouse. | Magestic | Overcast | Angle View | View Picture |
| Corfe | Dorset | View from the Inner Ward of the standing and fallen remains of the 11th century towered keep slighted by Paliamentary troops in the 17th century. | Dramatic | Overcast | Angle View | View Picture |
| Cowdray | West Sussex | Originally a 12th century moated house but altered and crenellated into a fortified manor house in 1535. | Romantic | Overcast | Long-shot | View Picture |
| Cowes | Isle of wight | A distance view of West Cowes castle was built by Henry Vlll. It is now the Royal Yacht Club. | Romantic | Evening | Long-shot | View Picture |
| Criccieth | Gwynedd - Wales | Originally built be Llywelyn ap Iowerth about 1239 but was much altered in the late 13th and early 14th century. | Romantic | Bright | Long-shot | View Picture |
| Criccieth | Gwynedd - Wales | Originally built by Llywelyn ap Iowerth about 1239 but was much altered in the late 13th and early 14th century. An enclosure castle with flanking cylindrical towered gatehouse. | Romantic | Evening | Angle View | View Picture |
| Dartmouth | Devon | 15th century strategic coastal castle built on a rocky promontory on the West bank of the River Dart. | Romantic | Bright | Long-shot | View Picture |
| Dartmouth | Devon | 15th century strategic coastal castle built on a rocky promontory on the West bank of the River Dart. | Romantic | Bright | Angle View | View Picture |
| Dartmouth | Devon | 15th century strategic coastal castle built on a rocky promontory on the West bank of the River Dart. | Romantic | Bright | Angle View | View Picture |
| Dartmouth | Devon | 15th century strategic coastal castle built on a rocky promontory on the West bank of the River Dart as viewed from the South. | Romantic | Bright | Angle View | View Picture |
| Dartmouth | Devon | view of the Northern crenellated gun emplacement of the 15th century strategic coastal castle built on a rocky promontory on the West bank of the River Dart. | Strong | Bright | Angle View | View Picture |
| Dartmouth | Devon | 15th century strategic coastal castle built on a rocky promontory on the West bank of the River Dart. | Romantic | Bright | Angle View | View Picture |
| Dinas Bran | Clwyd - Wales | Possibly 13th century the castle looks down on Llangollen once the home of Madoc ap Gruffydd Maelor who founded Vale Crucis Abbey in 1390. | Romantic | Overcast | Long-shot | View Picture |
| Dolwyddelan | Gwynedd - Wales | 12th century stone tower the presumed birth place of Llywelyn the Great. | Romantic | Overcast | Long-shot | View Picture |
| Donnington | Berkshire | This gatehouse with it's cylindrical towers flanking the entrance is the sole remnants of a 13th century castle that was bombarded by heavy mortars and slighted by Parliamentary troops in the 17th century. | Magestic | Overcast | Full-on | View Picture |
| Donnington | Berkshire | Side view of the gatehouse showing it's cylindrical towers flanking the entrance is the sole remnants of a 13th century castle that was bombarded by heavy mortars and slighted by Parliamentary troops in the 17th century. | Dramatic | Overcast | Angle View | View Picture |
| Donnington | Berkshire | Close up view of the gatehouse entrance with it's cylindrical flanking towers is the sole remnants of a 13th century castle that was bombarded by heavy mortars and slighted by Parliamentary troops in the 17th century. | Dramatic | Bright | Full-on | View Picture |
| Dover | Kent | Castle dominating the coastline | Romantic | Evening | Long-shot | View Picture |
| Dover | Kent | Sunset over the South Coast fortress | Romantic | Sunset | Long-shot | View Picture |
| Dover | Kent | Distant view from the West showing the castle above the sea port town. | Romantic | Bright | Long-shot | View Picture |
| Dover | Kent | Castle complex above the town as seen from the West. | Magestic | Bright | Long-shot | View Picture |
| Dover | Kent | The great Norman towered keep stands proud above the castle complex as seen from the West. | Romantic | Bright | Long-shot | View Picture |
| Dover | Kent | North East view of the Avranches Tower so constructed to provide maximum fire cover over the ditch which is in the foreground and right of picture. | Magestic | Bright | Angle View | View Picture |
| Dover | Kent | Close up view of Avranches Tower showing the Loops so arranged to give maximum fire coverage over the ditch below. | Strong | Bright | Angle View | View Picture |
| Dover | Kent | Constable's Gate is an amalgam of 12th and 13th century construction. | Magestic | Bright | Full-on | View Picture |
| Dover | Kent | Constable's Gate as viewed from the North. It is an amalgam of 12th and 13th century construction and rising to the left is part of the 12th century curtain wall with the Norman keep in the distance. | Romantic | Bright | Angle View | View Picture |
| Dover | Kent | Colton's Gate built in the 12th century by King John in the distance a Roman Pharos. | Magestic | Bright | Angle View | View Picture |
| Dover | Kent | Peverell's towered Gate was built between 12th and 13th century giving entrance to the middle ward. | Romantic | Bright | Angle View | View Picture |
| Dover | Kent | Palace Gate was originally built in the 12th century but wa remodelled to their present condition in the 1850's. | Magestic | Bright | Angle View | View Picture |
| Dover | Kent | Approach to the King's Gate viewed from the North was originally built in the 12th century but wa remodelled to their present condition in the 1850's. | Strong | Bright | Full-on | View Picture |
| Dover | Kent | King's Gate viewed from the North was originally built in the 12th century but wa remodelled to their present condition in the 1850's. | Dramatic | Bright | Angle View | View Picture |
| Dover | Kent | St John's and Norfolk Towers built 13th century. It was once the old North Entrance to the castle. | Strong | Overcast | Angle View | View Picture |
| Dover | Kent | This Norman tower keep was commisioned by Henry II in about 1168 and probably took ten years to build. | Magestic | Bright | Full-on | View Picture |
| Dover | Kent | Detail of the sloping 12th century stone plinth of the keep with roll mouldings. Note the altered originally Norman window. | General | Bright | Full-on | View Picture |
| Dover | Kent | Stone forebuilding to the 12th century towered keep. | Strong | Bright | Full-on | View Picture |
| Dover | Kent | This Norman stone tower keep was commisioned by Henry II in about 1168 and probably took ten years to build at a cost of four thousand pounds. It was the most elaborate and last keep of it's type standing 95ft high and measuring 98ft x 96ft excluding the forebuilding to the South. | Magestic | Bright | Full-on | View Picture |
| Dover | Kent | Entrance to the keep's first floor chapel. Note the Norman arcading and chevron mouldings | Magestic | Inside | Interior | View Picture |
| Dover | Kent | Entrance to the keep's first floor chapel. Note the Norman arcading and chevron mouldings | General | Inside | Interior | View Picture |
| Dover | Kent | Interior of the keep's upper chapel which is situated on the second floor. | Magestic | Inside | Interior | View Picture |
| Dover | Kent | Church of St Mary-in-Castro predates the Norman castle and built sometime between the late tenth and early eleventh century. | Magestic | Bright | Angle View | View Picture |
| Dover | Kent | Roman Pharos (Lighthouse) was built in the 1st century AD. In it's original state it was octagonal outside and rectangular within standing 80ft high. | Magestic | Bright | Full-on | View Picture |
| Dover | Kent | Roman Pharos (Lighthouse) was built in the 1st century AD. In it's original state it was octagonal outside and rectangular within standing 80ft high. | Strong | Bright | Angle View | View Picture |
| Dover | Kent | King's Gate viewed from the North was originally built in the 12th century but was remodelled to it's present condition in the 1850's. | Magestic | Bright | Angle View | View Picture |
| Dover | Kent | A side view of the Constable's Gate. It is an amalgam of 12th and 13th century construction. | Romantic | Bright | Angle View | View Picture |
| Dunstanburgh | Northumberland | On a rocky promanance overlooking the North Sea on the site of a Saxon burh Simon de Montford built this castle in 1316 making this one of the largest fortresses in Northumberland. | Romantic | Overcast | Long-shot | View Picture |
| Dunstanburgh | Northumberland | From afar on a rocky promanance overlooking the North Sea on the site of a Saxon burh Simon de Montford built this castle in 1316. | Romantic | Bright | Long-shot | View Picture |
| Dunstanburgh | Northumberland | On a rocky promanance overlooking the North Sea on the site of a Saxon burh Simon de Montford built this castle in 1316. | Romantic | Bright | Long-shot | View Picture |
| Dunstanburgh | Northumberland | On a rocky promanance overlooking the North Sea on the site of a Saxon burh Simon de Montford built this castle in 1316. Here the ruined entrance to the Inner Bailey from the Outer Bailey. | Romantic | Overcast | Full-on | View Picture |
| Dunstanburgh | Northumberland | On a rocky promanance overlooking the North Sea on the site of a Saxon burh Simon de Montford built this castle in 1316. Here the ruined towers flank the main entrance from the South making this one of the largest fortresses in Northumberland. | Romantic | Overcast | Full-on | View Picture |
| Dunstanburgh | Northumberland | On a rocky promanance overlooking the North Sea on the site of a Saxon burh Simon de Montford built this castle in 1316. | Romantic | Bright | Long-shot | View Picture |
| Dunster | Somerset | A Norman motte and bailey castle stood on the far hill the present fortified manor house was built in the 14th century. | Romantic | Overcast | Long-shot | View Picture |
| Dunster | Somerset | A Norman motte and bailey castle stood on the far hill the present fortified manor house was built in the 14th century. | Romantic | Overcast | Long-shot | View Picture |
| Dunster | Somerset | A Norman motte and bailey castle stood on the far hill the present fortified manor house was built in the 14th century. | Romantic | Bright | Long-shot | View Picture |
| Dunster | Somerset | Across the unripen corn field a Norman motte and bailey castle once stood on the far hill. The present fortified manor house was built in the 14th century. | Romantic | Bright | Long-shot | View Picture |
| Dunster | Somerset | Across the unripen corn field a Norman motte and bailey castle once stood on the far hill. The present fortified manor house was built in the 14th century. | Romantic | Bright | Long-shot | View Picture |
| Dunster | Somerset | A Norman motte and bailey castle stood on the far hill the present fortified manor house was built in the 14th century. | Romantic | Bright | Long-shot | View Picture |
| Durham | Durham | Castle & Town | Romantic | Evening | Long-shot | View Picture |
| Durham | Durham | Norman Gallery | Magestic | Interior | Interior | View Picture |
| Durham | Durham | Distant view of the castle across the city at sunset. | Romantic | Evening | Long-shot | View Picture |
| Durham | Durham | Originally a refuge for the Monks of Lindisfarne at the beginning of the 11th century. The present Norman octagonal shell keep was built by Waltheof Earl of Northumberland in 1072. | Magestic | Evening | Angle View | View Picture |
| Durham | Durham | Originally a refuge for the Monks of Lindisfarne at the beginning of the 11th century. The present Norman octagonal shell keep was built by Waltheof Earl of Northumberland in 1072. | Romantic | Evening | Angle View | View Picture |
| Durham | Durham | Norman doorway in Tunstal's Gallery this was once the principal entrance to this part of the 12th century building. Note the Norman arcading and chevron mouldings. | General | Inside | Interior | View Picture |
| Durham | Durham | Norman chapel one of the oldest parts of the building dating from about 1080. | Magestic | Inside | Interior | View Picture |
| Durham | Durham | Norman chapel one of the oldest parts of the building dating from about 1080. | General | Inside | Interior | View Picture |
| Durham | Durham | Detail of one of the Capitals in the Norman chapel dating from 1080. | General | Inside | Interior | View Picture |
| Edlingham | Northumberland | 15th century ruined tower that was built outside the enclosure walls. It has elongated buttresses at it's corners with cylindrical bartizans at the tops as seen here. | Dramatic | Bright | Angle View | View Picture |
| Edlingham | Northumberland | 15th century ruined tower that was built outside the enclosure walls. It has elongated buttresses at it's corners with cylindrical bartizans at the tops as seen here. | Dramatic | Bright | Full-on | View Picture |
| Egremont | Cumbria | Once a 12th century Norman motte and bailey castle a little later was built stone curtain walls and a gatehouse as seen here. | Romantic | Bright | Angle View | View Picture |
| Etal | Northumberland | This rectangular stone tower was given it's license for crenellation in 1341. The castle was captured in 1513 by James IV of Scotland a few days before his death at the battle of Flodden Field. | Romantic | Bright | Long-shot | View Picture |
| Exeter | Devon | 11th towered gateway. In 1068 a large Norman castle was built here altered by King Steven in 1138 but most of the castle was demolished in 1773. | General | Bright | Angle View | View Picture |
| Farleigh | Somerset | This double courtyard castle was built between 1370-83 protected by a moat wall and towers. | Romantic | Overcast | Long-shot | View Picture |
| Flint | Clwyd - Wales | Built in 1280 it was one of the first stone castles to be built in Wales by King Edward I. In the foreground is the great tower which was partly outside the main towered curtain wall wich protected the Inner Ward. | Magestic | Overcast | Angle View | View Picture |
| Fouldry/Piel | Cumbria | 14th century concentric island fortress is situated off Roa island near Barrow. | Wintery | Overcast | Long-shot | View Picture |
| Framlingham | Suffolk | Built between 1189-1200 by Roger Bigot Earl of Norfok it occupies an earlier Norman motte and bailey castle site. It has 44ft high curtain walls with 13 flanking mostly open backed towers surrounded by a moat | Romantic | Overcast | Long-shot | View Picture |
| Framlingham | Suffolk | Built between 1189-1200 by Roger Bigot Earl of Norfok it occupies an earlier Norman motte and bailey castle site. It has 44ft high curtain walls with 13 flanking mostly open backed towers surrounded by a moat. | Romantic | Overcast | Angle View | View Picture |
| Framlingham | Suffolk | Built between 1189-1200 by Roger Bigot Earl of Norfok it occupies an earlier Norman motte and bailey castle site. It has 44ft high curtain walls with 13 flanking mostly open backed towers surrounded by a moat | Romantic | Overcast | Angle View | View Picture |
| Gleaston | Cumbria | Built in 1330 it was a simple stone quadrangle castle with four towers connected by a curtain wall the construction of which may not have been completed. It had been owned by Thomas Grey father of the unfortunate Lady Jane. | Romantic | Overcast | Angle View | View Picture |
| Goodrich | Herefordshire | Ruined castle wall towers of red sandstone mask the Norman square towered keep | Romantic | Bright | Angle View | View Picture |
| Goodrich | Herefordshire | Distant view of the castle from the South West | Romantic | Evening | Long-shot | View Picture |
| Goodrich | Herefordshire | Distant view of the castle from the South West | Romantic | Evening | Long-shot | View Picture |
| Goodrich | Herefordshire | Viewed from across the River Wye the 12th century Norman castle stands high on a rocky spur. | Wintery | Overcast | Long-shot | View Picture |
| Goodrich | Herefordshire | Distant view of the castle from the North. | Dramatic | Overcast | Long-shot | View Picture |
| Goodrich | Herefordshire | Distant view of the 12th century castle from the North. | Romantic | Overcast | Long-shot | View Picture |
| Goodrich | Herefordshire | From the ruined Barbican looking across the moat and 13th century castle walls and towers. It was slighted by Parliamentary forces in the 17th century to make the castle uninhabitable. | Romantic | Overcast | Angle View | View Picture |
| Goodrich | Herefordshire | Norman stone towered keep possibly built between 1144-46 and stood 70ft high. Note the first floor window was the original 11th century main entrance. | Magestic | Bright | Angle View | View Picture |
| Goodrich | Herefordshire | Norman stone towered keep possibly built between 1144-46 and stood 70ft high. Note the first floor window was the original 11th century main entrance. | Strong | Bright | Full-on | View Picture |
| Goodrich | Herefordshire | Viewed from the North West showing remnants of the stables and back wall of the great hall and South West tower. | Magestic | Overcast | Angle View | View Picture |
| Goodrich | Herefordshire | Viewe of the Inner Ward from top of Keep showing part of the Chapel tower and to the left part of the Great hall and the Solar | General | Overcast | Angle View | View Picture |
| Goodrich | Herefordshire | View of the Solar (private chamber) and it's basement with the remains of the North West tower beyond | Magestic | Bright | Full-on | View Picture |
| Goodrich | Herefordshire | View of part of the Chapel Tower on right and left the Great Hall and Solar | Dramatic | Overcast | Angle View | View Picture |
| Goodrich | Herefordshire | Probably 13th century hand basin situated in the Solar (private chamber). | General | Bright | View Picture | |
| Goodrich | Herefordshire | Viewed from the South across the moat showing the South East-South West towers and curtain walls built about the 13th century. Note the Norman towered keep in the background dated about 1160. The castle was slighted by Parliamentary forces in the 17th century to make the castle uninhabitable. | Magestic | Bright | Angle View | View Picture |
| Goodrich | Herefordshire | View of the Solar (private chamber) and it's basement with the remains of the North West tower beyond | General | Overcast | Angle View | View Picture |
| Grosmont | Gwent - Wales | Viewed from the North-13th century castle of stone with a curtained towered walls on three three sides and the exterior walls of the great hall forming the enclosure it was surrounded by a moat. | Romantic | Bright | Angle View | View Picture |
| Grosmont | Gwent - Wales | Viewed from the West-13th century castle of stone with a curtained towered walls on three three sides and the exterior walls of the great hall forming the enclosure it was surrounded by a moat. | Magestic | Bright | Long-shot | View Picture |
| Grosmont | Gwent - Wales | Viewed from the South-13th century castle of stone with a curtained towered walls on three three sides and the exterior walls of the great hall forming the enclosure it was surrounded by a moat. | Romantic | Bright | Angle View | View Picture |
| Grosmont | Gwent - Wales | Viewed from the West-13th century castle of stone with a curtained towered walls on three three sides and the exterior walls of the great hall forming the enclosure it was surrounded by a moat. | Romantic | Bright | Full-on | View Picture |
| Gwydir | Gwynedd - Wales | Fortified Mansion and grounds | Romantic | Bright | Long-shot | View Picture |
| Hadleigh | Essex | Distant view of the 13th century fortress consisted of a polygonal curtain wall enclosure with drum towers that overlooked the Thames estuary. | Romantic | Overcast | Long-shot | View Picture |
| Hadleigh | Essex | Distant view of the 13th century fortress consisted of a polygonal curtain wall enclosure with drum towers that overlooked the Thames estuary. | Romantic | Overcast | Long-shot | View Picture |
| Hadleigh | Essex | 13th century castle. Seen here are the remains of two drum towers and polygonal curtain wall | Romantic | Overcast | Angle View | View Picture |
| Hadleigh | Essex | 13th century castle. Seen here are the remains of three drum towers and polygonal curtain wall | Romantic | Bright | Angle View | View Picture |
| Hadleigh | Essex | 13th century castle. Seen here are the remains of two drum towers. | Magestic | Bright | Angle View | View Picture |
| Hadleigh | Essex | 13th century castle. Seen heregonal curt are the remains of two drum towers. | Magestic | Bright | Angle View | View Picture |
| Harlech | Gwynedd - Wales | Castle Gatehouse | Strong | Bright | Angle View | View Picture |
| Harlech | Gwynedd - Wales | Towers and walls boasting the castle's consentrick design atop of rocky outcrop | Strong | Bright | Long-shot | View Picture |
| Harlech | Gwynedd - Wales | Viewed from the East towards the Gatehouse of this concentric castle on the grand scale atop a rocky promanance. The castle complex took 7 years to build. It was designed and supervised by James of St George. | Magestic | Bright | Full-on | View Picture |
| Harlech | Gwynedd - Wales | Viewed from the North West a late 13th century concentric castle on the grand scale atop a rocky promanance. The castle took 7 years to build. It was designed and supervised by James of St George. | Romantic | Bright | Angle View | View Picture |
| Harlech | Gwynedd - Wales | Viewed from the South a late 13th century concentric castle on the grand scale atop a rocky promanance. The castle took 7 years to build. It was designed and supervised by James of St George. | Romantic | Evening | Angle View | View Picture |
| Harlech | Gwynedd - Wales | Viewed from the West a late 13th century concentric castle on the grand scale atop a rocky promanance. The castle took 7 years to build. It was designed and supervised by James of St George. | Romantic | Evening | Angle View | View Picture |
| Harlech | Gwynedd - Wales | Viewed from the South a late 13th century concentric castle on the grand scale atop a rocky promanance. The castle took 7 years to build. It was designed and supervised by James of St George. | Romantic | Bright | Long-shot | View Picture |
| Hedingham | Essex | Norman towered keep possibly built between 1126-1135 and today stands 73ft high. Note the first floor arcaded entrance with a fine example of chevron moulding of the period in front are the foundations of a forebuilding that was built at a later date. | Romantic | Bright | Angle View | View Picture |
| Hedingham | Essex | Norman towered keep possibly built between 1126-1135 and today stands 73ft high. Note the first floor arcaded entrance with a fine example of chevron moulding of the period in front are the foundations of a forebuilding that was built at a later date. | Romantic | Bright | Long-shot | View Picture |
| Helmsley | North Yorkshire | A stone enclosure castle with a great tower built between 1186-1227 the barbican was added later in the 13th century in addition it has a surrounding ditch 30ft deep. | Romantic | Bright | Angle View | View Picture |
| Helmsley | North Yorkshire | A ruined stone towered keep built possibly between 1186-1227 and altered at a later date | Romantic | Bright | Angle View | View Picture |
| Helmsley | North Yorkshire | A ruined stone towered keep built possibly between 1186-1227 and altered at a later date | Magestic | Bright | Full-on | View Picture |
| Helmsley | North Yorkshire | View through the12th century barbican archway entrance of the ruined great towered keep. | Dramatic | Bright | Long-shot | View Picture |
| Helmsley | North Yorkshire | A ruined stone towered keep built possibly between 1186-1227 and altered at a later date | Magestic | Bright | Angle View | View Picture |
| Hever | Kent | Castle and Moat | Romantic | Bright | Angle View | View Picture |
| Hever | Kent | Fortified manor house first built in a quadrangular style around 1270 and was altered in the 14th century | Romantic | Bright | Angle View | View Picture |
| Hever | Kent | Fortified manor house in it's moat. The structure was first built in a quadrangular style around 1270 and was altered in the 14th century. | Romantic | Bright | Angle View | View Picture |
| Holt | Clwyd - Wales | Close to the River Dee this was a single pentagonal shaped enclosure castle with flanking towers built about 1282 | Romantic | Bright | Angle View | View Picture |
| Kenilworth | Warwickshire | Originally a Norman Motte and bailey castle was rebuilt in 1120. It has a ruined great stone towered keep. This castle developed into one of the great castles of England. | Romantic | Bright | Long-shot | View Picture |
| Kenilworth | Warwickshire | Originally a Norman Motte and bailey castle was rebuilt in 1120. It has a ruined great stone towered keep. This castle developed into one of the great castles of England. | Romantic | Bright | Long-shot | View Picture |
| Kilpeck | Herefordshire | Originally a Norman motte and bailey castle. Remain of a stone polygonal curtain wall enclosures with a shell keep built in the late 1130's | Romantic | Bright | Long-shot | View Picture |
| Kirby Muxloe | Leicestershire | A fortified manor house built of brick and possibly desigbed by the master mason- Couper in 1447. seen here is the remains of the gate house and moat. | Romantic | Overcast | Angle View | View Picture |
| Kirby Muxloe | Leicestershire | A fortified brick manor house with a moat. Possibly desigbed by the master mason- Couper in 1447. Seen here is the remains of the one of the corner towers and distant gate house and moat. | Romantic | Overcast | Angle View | View Picture |
| Knaresborough | North Yorkshire | All that remains of the once Norman castle that was built in the 11th century is the crumbling remains of the 14th century stone towered keep. | Magestic | Bright | Full-on | View Picture |
| Knaresborough | North Yorkshire | All that remains of the once Norman castle that was built in the 11th century is the crumbling remains of the 14th century stone towered keep. | Magestic | Bright | Full-on | View Picture |
| Knepp | West Sussex | Once a motte and bailey castle this ruined tower is all that remains of a 12century stone keep. Note the tipical shaped Norman first floor entrance and herring bone stone work. | Romantic | Overcast | Long-shot | View Picture |
| Knepp | West Sussex | Once a motte and bailey castle this ruined tower is all that remains of a 12century stone keep. Note the tipical shaped Norman first floor entrance and herring bone stone work. | Romantic | Overcast | Angle View | View Picture |
| Lancaster | Lancashire | Once a 11th century Norman motte and bailey castle but in the 12th cenury a great stone tower was built. Shown here is the late 14ht century gate house with flanking semi-octagonal towers. | Strong | Overcast | Angle View | View Picture |
| Langley | Northumberland | A great stone towered keep built possibly in 1350. With it's protruding corner turrets it stands 66ft high. | Romantic | Bright | Angle View | View Picture |
| Langley | Northumberland | A great stone towered keep built possibly in 1350. With it's protruding corner turrets it stands 66ft high. | Romantic | Bright | Angle View | View Picture |
| Langley | Northumberland | A great stone towered keep built possibly in 1350. With it's protruding corner turrets it stands 66ft high. | Romantic | Bright | Angle View | View Picture |
| Langley | Northumberland | A great stone towered keep built possibly in 1350. With it's protruding corner turrets it stands 66ft high. | Romantic | Bright | Angle View | View Picture |
| Launceston | Cornwall | Early 13th century gatehouse viewed from the inner courtyard | Romantic | Bright | Angle View | View Picture |
| Launceston | Cornwall | Approach to this early 13th century gatehouse. It most probably was a covered way | Dramatic | Bright | Full-on | View Picture |
| Launceston | Cornwall | Approach to this early 13th century gatehouse. Note the unusual shell keep with a central tower in the background | Romantic | Bright | Angle View | View Picture |
| Launceston | Cornwall | Approach to this early 13th century gatehouse. Note the unusual shell keep with a central tower in the background | Romantic | Bright | Angle View | View Picture |
| Leeds | Kent | Castle overlooking lake with swans | Romantic | Bright | Long-shot | View Picture |
| Leeds | Kent | Distant view of the castle from the West | Romantic | Bright | Long-shot | View Picture |
| Leeds | Kent | Viewed from the South showing the Great Water - gatehouse and the castle wich are mainly 13th century | Romantic | Bright | Long-shot | View Picture |
| Leeds | Kent | View across the Lake/Moat showing the 13th century Castle and 'Gloriette' | Romantic | Bright | Angle View | View Picture |
| Leeds | Kent | View across the Lake/Moat of the twin towered entrance to the main castle building | Romantic | Bright | Long-shot | View Picture |
| Leeds | Kent | Viewed from the South East sowing the moat and 13th century gatehouse | Romantic | Bright | Long-shot | View Picture |
| Leeds | Kent | Viewed South East sowing the moat bridge and the 13th century gatehouse | Romantic | Bright | Angle View | View Picture |
| Leeds | Kent | Part of the fortified mill outer curtain wall and castle and 'Glorette' | Romantic | Bright | Angle View | View Picture |
| Leeds | Kent | Moat-13th century bridge- gatehouse and guardroom | Romantic | Bright | Angle View | View Picture |
| Leeds | Kent | Appoach to the 13th century single towered gatehouse | Romantic | Bright | Full-on | View Picture |
| Leeds | Kent | View showing the 13th century fortified mill-moat and entrance way to the ruined barbican | Romantic | Bright | Angle View | View Picture |
| Leeds | Kent | Entrance way to the 13th century fortified mill and barbican | Romantic | Bright | Full-on | View Picture |
| Leeds | Kent | Distant view of the castle from the West | Romantic | Bright | Long-shot | View Picture |
| Lewes | West Sussex | Distant view of a 12th century shell keep which has two projecting polygonal towers which were added in the 13th century. In the foreground are the ruins of possibly a Cluniac priory of the Norman period | Romantic | Bright | Long-shot | View Picture |
| Lewes | West Sussex | Fine example of a 14th century towered barbican | Dramatic | Bright | Full-on | View Picture |
| Lewes | West Sussex | Fine example of a 14th century towered barbican built in front of the original Norman rectangular gate tower | Romantic | Bright | Angle View | View Picture |
| Lewes | West Sussex | Viewed from the 14th century barbican atop of it's motte the Norman shell keep and one of it's two 13th century projecting polygonal towers | Romantic | Bright | Angle View | View Picture |
| Lewes | West Sussex | View from the keeps battlements of the countryside and town of Lewes below | General | Bright | Angle View | View Picture |
| Lewes | West Sussex | View from the shell keep showing the castle's curtain wall-14th century barbican-original Norman towered gate house-town of Lewes and the sussex South Downs in the distance | Romantic | Evening | Long-shot | View Picture |
| Lewes | West Sussex | Fine example of a 14th century towered barbican built in front of the original Norman rectangular gate tower | Romantic | Bright | Angle View | View Picture |
| Lincoln | Lincolnshire | View of the castle's curtain wall and atop it's motte 12th century polygonal shell keep. Note the Norman arched entrance on the right | Romantic | Bright | Long-shot | View Picture |
| Lincoln | Lincolnshire | Interior view of the original Norman stone entrance to the polygonal shell keep. Note the interesting feature of the masonry in the corners to join the angled walls together | Dramatic | Bright | Angle View | View Picture |
| Lindisfarne | Northumberland | Crowning the highest point of Holy Island this Tudor castle viewed from the South West was built in 1542 | Dramatic | Evening | Long-shot | View Picture |
| Lindisfarne | Northumberland | Crowning the highest point of Holy Island this Tudor castle viewed from the South West was built in 1542 | Romantic | Overcast | Long-shot | View Picture |
| Lindisfarne | Northumberland | Crowning the highest point of Holy Island this Tudor castle viewed from the North West was built in 1542 | Romantic | Overcast | Angle View | View Picture |
| Lindisfarne | Northumberland | Crowning the highest point of Holy Island this Tudor castle viewed from the North West was built in 1542 | Romantic | Overcast | Angle View | View Picture |
| Longtown | Herefordshire | Ruined Castle Tower seen from the Gatehouse | Romantic | Bright | Long-shot | View Picture |
| Longtown | Herefordshire | Once a Norman motte and bailey castle. The stone cylindrical great tower was probably built in the 13th century | Romantic | Bright | Angle View | View Picture |
| Longtown | Herefordshire | Once a Norman motte and bailey castle. The stone cylindrical great tower was probably built in the 13th century | Romantic | Bright | Angle View | View Picture |
| Longtown | Herefordshire | Once a Norman motte and bailey castle. This stone cylindrical great tower was probably built in the 13th century | Dramatic | Bright | Angle View | View Picture |
| Ludlow | Shropshire | Castle Gatehouse | Strong | Bright | Angle View | View Picture |
| Ludlow | Shropshire | Castle seen from the River Teme | Romantic | Bright | Long-shot | View Picture |
| Ludlow | Shropshire | This castle stands high on a rocky promatory over looking the River Teme. Originally a 11th century Norman structure but in later years it was greatly enlarged especially in the 14th century | Romantic | Overcast | Long-shot | View Picture |
| Ludlow | Shropshire | 14th century gatehouse entrance | Dramatic | Bright | Angle View | View Picture |
| Ludlow | Shropshire | Entrance to early 12th century Norman chapel. This unusual building with a circular nave is thought to be modelled on Church of the Holy Sepulchre in Jerusalem | Magestic | Bright | Angle View | View Picture |
| Ludlow | Shropshire | Entrance to early 12th century Norman chapel. This unusual building with a circular nave is thought to be modelled on Church of the Holy Sepulchre in Jerusalem. Not the fine mouldings on the inside of the arch and capitals | Magestic | Bright | Angle View | View Picture |
| Ludlow | Shropshire | Inside entrance to early 12th century Norman chapel. This unusual building with a circular nave is thought to be modelled on Church of the Holy Sepulchre in Jerusalem. Note the fine chevron mouldings on the archway and capitals | Magestic | Inside | Interior | View Picture |
| Ludlow | Shropshire | 12th century Norman chapel. This unusual building with a circular nave is thought to be modelled on Church of the Holy Sepulchre in Jerusalem. Not the chevron mouldings on the blank arcading around the inner wall | General | Inside | Interior | View Picture |
| Ludlow | Shropshire | Early 12th century Norman chapel. This unusual building with a circular nave is thought to be modelled on Church of the Holy Sepulchre in Jerusalem. Not the fine chevron mouldings on the blank arcading on the inner wall | General | Inside | Interior | View Picture |
| Ludlow | Shropshire | Head of the archway entrance to the 12th century chapel. Note the fine detail of the tree orders of chevron moulding. | General | Inside | Action | View Picture |
| Ludlow | Shropshire | 14th century gatehouse entrance and moat | Romantic | Bright | Angle View | View Picture |
| Lydford | Devon | 12th century stone tower and was hightened in the 13th century. | Romantic | Overcast | Long-shot | View Picture |
| Lydford | Devon | 12th century stone tower and was hightened in the 13th century. | Romantic | Overcast | Long-shot | View Picture |
| Mackworth | Derbyshire | Front wall the only surviving remnant of the 15th century gatehouse. The castle was destroyed during the Civil War. | Wintery | Bright | Full-on | View Picture |
| Mackworth | Derbyshire | Front wall the only surviving remnant of the 15th century crenellated gatehouse. The castle was destroyed during the Civil War. | Wintery | Bright | Angle View | View Picture |
| Mackworth | Derbyshire | Front wall the only surviving remnant of the 15th century crenellated gatehouse. The castle was destroyed during the Civil War. | Romantic | Bright | Full-on | View Picture |
| Manorbier | Dyfed - Wales | Approach to the castle showing the 13th-14th century gatehouse. Much of the present buildings are of the 13th century with later modifications. | Romantic | Evening | Long-shot | View Picture |
| Manorbier | Dyfed - Wales | Late evening showing the 13th curtain wall and the exterior of the hall building on the right. | Romantic | Evening | Long-shot | View Picture |
| Melbourne | Derbyshire | Through the Winter mists one can see the megare remains of a once magnificent castle built in 1311 and dismantled during the Wars of the Roses. | Wintery | Overcast | Long-shot | View Picture |
| Melbourne | Derbyshire | Through the Winter mists one can see the megare remains of a once magnificent castle built in 1311 and dismantled during the Wars of the Roses. | Wintery | Overcast | Angle View | View Picture |
| Melbourne | Derbyshire | Through the Winter mists one can see the megare remains of a once magnificent castle built in 1311 and dismantled during the Wars of the Roses. | Wintery | Overcast | Angle View | View Picture |
| Middleham | North Yorkshire | This great towered hall keep once the possession of Richard III was built in about 1170 and stood 60ft high x 108ft x 78ft with walls 10-12ft thick. It was 'Slighted' by Parliamentary troops after the Civil War. | Magestic | Overcast | Angle View | View Picture |
| Middleham | North Yorkshire | Viewed from the West this great towered hall keep once the possession of Richard III was built in about 1170 and stood 60ft high x 108ft x 78ft with walls 10-12ft thick. It was 'Slighted' by Parliamentary troops after the Civil War. | Strong | Overcast | Angle View | View Picture |
| Middleham | North Yorkshire | Viewed from the North East this great towered hall keep once the possession of Richard III was built in about 1170 and stood 60ft high x 108ft x 78ft with walls 10-12ft thick. It was 'Slighted' by Parliamentary troops after the Civil War. | Strong | Overcast | Angle View | View Picture |
| Middleham | North Yorkshire | Viewed from the South this great towered hall keep once the possession of Richard III was built in about 1170 and stood 60ft high x 108ft x 78ft with walls 10-12ft thick. It was 'Slighted' by Parliamentary troops after the Civil War. | Strong | Overcast | Angle View | View Picture |
| Minster Lovell | Oxfordshire | A fortified manor house built in the 15th century and now a ruin. | Romantic | Overcast | Long-shot | View Picture |
| Minster Lovell | Oxfordshire | A fortified manor house built in the 15th century and now a ruin. | Romantic | Bright | Angle View | View Picture |
| Mitford | Northumberland | In the far distance stands the remains of a rare 12th century five sided stone shell keep and it's curtain walls | Romantic | Overcast | Long-shot | View Picture |
| Muncaster | Cumbrie | Entrance to the castle which was a Pele-tower of the late 13th century. The building was later greatly altered/enlarged. | Romantic | Bright | Long-shot | View Picture |
| Muncaster | Cumbria | View of the castle which was a Pele-tower of the late 13th century and later greatly altered/enlarged. | Romantic | Bright | Angle View | View Picture |
| Muncaster | Derbyshire | View of the castle which was a Pele-tower of the late 13th century and later greatly altered/enlarged. | Romantic | Evening | Angle View | View Picture |
| Naworth | Cumbria | Distant view of the entrance and castle which was a Pele-tower of the middle 13th century. The building was later greatly altered/enlarged as it is today. | Romantic | Bright | Long-shot | View Picture |
| Naworth | Cumbria | Distant view of the entrance and castle which was a Pele-tower of the middle 13th century. The building was later greatly altered/enlarged as it is today. | Romantic | Bright | Long-shot | View Picture |
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