From the BBC: A “huge” Norman castle wall has been discovered during the redevelopment of the former Gloucester prison. Archaeologist Neil Holbrook said the “massive… Read More »Norman castle discovered beneath a Gloucester prison
Exeter Castle, also known as Rougemont Castle, was originally no more than a defensive city wall built by the Romans and later repaired by King… Read More »Exeter Castle
Bodiam Castle is a 14th century castle in East Sussex built by Edward Dalyngrigge in 1385. Edward Dalyngrigge was a former knight of Edward III,… Read More »Bodiam Castle
A brief history: Berkhamsted Castle is a Norman motte-and-bailey castle at Berkhamsted in Hertfordshire, England. The castle was built during the Norman conquest of England… Read More »Berkhamsted Castle
Towering 150 feet above the northeast coastline of England, the castle of Bamburgh sits as a formidable defense, a testament to the once great glory… Read More »Bamburgh Castle
Pevensey Castle: Pevensey Castle is a medieval castle and former Roman fort at Pevensey in the English county of East Sussex… The fort of Anderitum… Read More »Pevensey Castle
Quick Facts: Location: Northern Wales Built between 1210 – 1240 by Llewelyn the Great (Llywelyn ap Iorwerth) Captured by Edward I in 1283 Current condition:… Read More »Dolwyddelan Castle
Merlon [mur-luhn] Etymology: French, from Italian merlone, augmentative of merlo battlement, from Medieval Latin merulus, from Latin, merle 1) Part of a battlement, the square… Read More »Medieval History Term of the Week: Merlon
Farleigh was the manor house of the family of Montfort. In 1369, Thomas Hungerford purchased it. Thomas was a citizen and merchant from New Sarum,… Read More »Farleigh Hungerford Castle