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danspencer.info
Over the past year or so I have been on a quest to visit as many castles in England (and Wales) as possible. This has meant that I have seen some wonderful places around the country (although there are many more that I intend to visit). However, in this blog post I am going to... |
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lancashirepast.com
Visitors to the site of Ightenhill Manor House will see that it had commanding views over much of the local countryside. There are no standing remains of the structure left now, but recent efforts have tried to determine archaeologically what it looked like. It was a late Norman construction built in the 1180s, rectangular in... |
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melanievtaylor.co.uk
Tiverton Castle, a historic site in Devon, offers a glimpse into England's rich past, from the Bronze Age to the Civil War. Visitors can explore its medieval architecture or stay in holiday lets. The surrounding West Country features attractive landscapes, archaeological sites, and notable historical events. The castle is accessible for day trips and group... |
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thefreelancehistorywriter.com
This past year, I was able to finally say I've visited the graves of Henry VIII and all of his wives. In a Tudor circle, the question was asked about where you can see the graves of Tudor and other royalty. This is a good topic so I thought I would give some hints and... |
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