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| Prudhoe Tower | Prudhoe Tower | Duke of Northumberland | Part of the Keep | One of the modern Towers of | ||
| Prudhoe Tower | F Holland Esqr. | of Alnwick Castle | Alnwick Castle so called in honor | |||
| Prudhoe Tower | W Dixon Esqr. | of one of the titles attached to the | ||||
| Dukedom, this is built externally | ||||||
| to agree with the Ancient Appearance | ||||||
| of the Keep, on its second floor internly[?] | ||||||
| it is fitted out gorgeously and is | ||||||
| used as the Library, this Tower | ||||||
| being highest |
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| most massive is the most striking | ||||||
| feature of the Castle. Foundation stone laid | ||||||
| 25th Novr. 1854. | ||||||
| Warder’s Tower | Warders Tower | Duke of Northumberland | Within Alnwick | One of the modern Towers of Alnwick Castle | ||
| Warders Tower | F Holland Esqr. | Castle | so called in remembrance of an Ancient | |||
| Warders Tower | W Dixon Esqr. | |||||
| Castle. it is massively built and thro | ||||||
| it passes the principal way to the Gardens &c | ||||||
| Date of erection 1856. | ||||||
| Auditor’s Tower | Auditors Tower | Duke of Northumberland | Within Alnwick | One of the Ancient Towers of Alnwick Castle | ||
| Auditors Tower | F Holland Esqr. | Castle | formerly the residence of the Auditor of | |||
| Auditors Tower | W Dixon Esqr. | the Castle date 1434 | ||||
Note: Unsigned
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Transcribed by PW and CTW
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