Where we left off last time.. From it’s foundation in the late 11th century to the start of the 14th, Ludlow Castle was in the possession of the de Lacy family (mostly!) When Walter de Lacy died in 1241, the castle passed to his granddaughter Maud and her husband Geoffrey de Geneville who built the… Read More Part Two: Ludlow Castle and the Mortimer’s
Introduction Ludlow Castle, positioned high above the River Teme in the Shropshire town of Ludlow is a fortress that has lived through key moments of English history. Begun after the Norman conquest of 1066, it’s walls remain much in tact and is a joy to explore. Ludlow is located off the A49, and is accessible… Read More Part One: The de Lacy family and Ludlow Castle
Introduction Norwich Cathedral of the Holy and Undivided Trinity, begun in 1096, is one of England’s finest Norman buildings. Whilst altered over the years, it remains relatively untouched since 1480. Conveniently located in the center of the city, you can reach Norwich via the A47 and ring road, the A146/A1042. Trains from London leave from… Read More Norwich Cathedral: A History
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