Some account of domestic architecture in England from Edward I to Richard II, with notices of foreign examples and numerous illustrations of existing remains from original drawings (1882)
ance fromthe centre of civilization is sufficient to account for this;old fashions always linger in remote districts, and old mencontinue to build in the style which was the fashion intheir youth. Thus parts of Alnwick and Prudhoe castlesappear considerably older than they really are, and thesame… … tadta CUMBERLAND, NAW0RTH. 211 NAWORTH CASTLE, CUMBERLAND. The castle of Naworth is beautifully situated on thebanks of a small stream, which forms a deep ravine, andruns on to Llanercost priory, about half a mile distant.The front, in which is the entrance, consists of a long rangeof buildings,…
Architecture, Domestic
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