Supplement to the antiquities of England and Wales (1777)
Grose, Francis · London: Printed for S. Hooper · leaf 152
and according to the ftile of thofe times, even magnificent.The grand entrance was on the north fide, by a flight offteps, covered over with tiling, and leading to a large roomup one pair of flairs, which feems to have been a greathall. The building is of flone, and has feveral ancientchurch-like… … /V^ fyj^ff^aptr-^at^ ir.i^Sj 7Jrpeyj/one (q/U^. J^Vf^am jivj^. BEFERSrONE CASTLE, GLOUCESTERSHIRE. This caftle takes its name from the parlfti wherein it ftands, which is fituatedw) the hundred of Berkeley, one mile diftant weft from Tetbury, three milesf»juth from Hampton, and 12 nviles fouth from…
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