Clark, George Thomas, 1809-1898 · London, Wyman & sons · leaf 574
t ofthe centre of the west wall has been rebuilt in an inferior manner,and probably represents the entrance. This entrance was likely tohave been by a mere doorway in the curtain without a regular gate-house, like the lesser gateway at AVhite Castle. From this point aslightly-elevated causeway,… … A The Keep. B The Probable Entrance. C Ancient Ditches. SCAL£ Of ffET. Face /. 470, Vol. II. Skenfrith Castle, 471 able that the mural towers are without staircases, and there are novisible mural chambers or garderobes, or, with one doubtful excep-tion, fireplaces, in the castle. The material is…
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