Although constructed using medieval masonry, the walls of the folly were not built until circa 1800 and were designed to make the view of the castle more interesting from Norton Priory.
This is part of the Series: LMS01/01 London Midland and Scottish Railway Negatives - Architectural Subjects; within the Collection: LMS01 London Midland and Scottish Railway Collection
Source: Historic England Archive
Georgian Folly, Castle
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