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)
habitable castle of the fourteenth century,erected, be it observed, with a view also to defence, andthe old Norman fortalice, converted to domestic uses ata subsequent date, will be to examine the substance ofa survey of one of the latter made during this period. ° The Norman keep was sometimes re-… … ■(J SURVEY OF NEWCASTLE. 17 The castle of Newcastle-on-Tyne if not one of thegreatest was certainly one of the most important of thefortresses reared during the Norman period, on the north-ern frontier of England. It had been repeatedly repairedin the reign of Henry the Third, and in the time of…
Architecture, Domestic
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