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Dunstanburgh Castle

Dunstanburgh Castle is a 14th-century fortification on the coast of Northumberland in northern England, between the villages of Craster and Embleton. The castle was built by Thomas, 2nd Earl of Lancaster between 1313 and 1322, taking advantage of the site's natural defences and the existing earthworks of an Iron Age fort. Thomas was a leader of a…

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Owner
English Heritage, National Trust
Condition
Ruins
Events
Despenser War Wars of Scottish Independence Wars of the Roses Second World War
Materials
Sandstone, basalt, limestone
Open to the public
Yes
Type
Edwardian castle

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related to Bibliography · 100
Dunstanburgh Castle → Alastair, Andy, Anglo-Scottish Wars, Antiquaries, Archaeo-Environment, Archaeologia Aeliana, Archaeological, Architectural, Archived, Ashbee, Bandits, Barnard Castle, Bates, Berwickshire Naturalist Club, Blair, Border Holds, Boydell, Britnell, Bryant, Caroline
related to 15th – 16th centuries · 29
Dunstanburgh Castle → Anjou, Bamburgh, Battle, Dunstanburgh Castle's, England, French, Henry VI, Henry VI's, Homildon Hill, In, King Edward IV, Lancaster, Lancastrian, Lancastrian Henry VI, Lancastrians, Margaret, Northumberland, Percy, Roses, Scotland
related to 17th – 19th centuries · 22
Dunstanburgh Castle → Baron Grey, English, Francis Grose, In, King James, Lady Mary Grey's, Nathaniel Buck, Nova Scotia, Novia Scotia, Ralph's, Samuel, Scottish, Several, Sir Ralph Grey, Sir Thomas Windebank, The, The Grey, Thomas Billott, Werke, William Blake
related to 20th and 21st centuries · 19
Dunstanburgh Castle → Aerial, Archaeological, British, Commissioners, England, German, Honeyman, James Braid, Ordnance Survey, Robert Bosanquet, Scottish, Second World War, Shortly, Sir Arthur Sutherland, Sir Edmund Ironside, Sutherland, The, Walter Aitchison, Works
related to Interpretation · 16
Dunstanburgh Castle → Although, Ashbee, Bamburgh, Early, Edward II's, England, English Heritage, Great Gatehouse, It, Lancaster, Oswald, The, The Lilburn Tower, This, Thomas, Unusually
related to Late 14th century · 15
Dunstanburgh Castle → Blanche, Duke, Embleton, Gaunt, He, Henry, John, King Edward III, Lancaster, Lancaster's, Lieutenant, Part, Scottish, Scottish Marches, The
related to history · 14
Dunstanburgh Castle → BC, By, Donstanburgh, Dunstan, Dunstanburgh, Dunstanesburghe, Embleton, Iron Age, Lancaster, Northumberland, Old English, Roman, The, Versions
related to Folklore · 13
Dunstanburgh Castle → Arthurian, Different, Eildon Hills, Guy, Hexham, It, James Service, Matthew Lewis, Seeker, Sir Guy, The, There, Thompson
related to Landscape · 13
Dunstanburgh Castle → Dunstanburgh, Embleton, Framlingham, Great Whin Sill, Gull Crag, Kenilworth, Leeds, National Trust, On, Rumble Churn, The, West Gate, Whittington
related to Architecture · 10
Dunstanburgh Castle → Dunstanburgh Castle's, Earl's, Embleton, Howick, It, Northumberland, Possibly, Roses, The, Wars

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castle dunstanburgh gatehouse thomas northumberland lancaster century english part sir walls embleton scottish england probably may built around great constable

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Dunstanburgh CastleEventsDespenser War Wars of Scottish Independence Wars of the Roses Second World War1.00infobox
Dunstanburgh CastleMaterialsSandstone, basalt, limestone1.00infobox
Dunstanburgh CastleOpen to the publicYes1.00infobox
Dunstanburgh CastleOwnerEnglish Heritage, National Trust1.00infobox
Dunstanburgh CastleTypeEdwardian castle1.00infobox
Dunstanburgh Castleis a14th-century fortification on the coast of Northumberland in northern England0.90text
Dunstanburgh Castlerelated to 15th – 16th centuriesThe Scottish0.60section
Dunstanburgh Castlerelated to 15th – 16th centuriesDunstanburgh Castle's0.60section
Dunstanburgh Castlerelated to 15th – 16th centuriesBattle0.60section
Dunstanburgh Castlerelated to 15th – 16th centuriesHomildon Hill0.60section

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