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Mitford Castle | Mitford Castle | McKenzie’s History | 30 Chains | This once magnificant Castle is seated | ||
(Remains of) | Mitford Castle | Whellan’s Directory | West of | on a considerable eminence the only | ||
Mitford Castle | Hodgon’s History | Mitford Steads | existing remains of which |
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Mitford Old Castle | White’s Directory | which are much delapidated. the inner | ||||
Stones having been removed for the purpose | ||||||
of erecting farm buildings &c which leaves | ||||||
but a mere shell here is a couple of | ||||||
towers one on the North west end | ||||||
the other on the South west end. the former | ||||||
appears to have been used as a prison or | ||||||
place of con |
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remains of ditches on the South & West | ||||||
which appears to have been the main | ||||||
protection to the Castle. | ||||||
<u>McKenzie’s History</u> | ||||||
Mitford Castle, This ancient Castle | ||||||
is seated on a considerable eminence, | ||||||
and its foundation rest upon a free- | ||||||
stone rock. it has been defended on | ||||||
the South and west by a deep ditch, | ||||||
and on the north the River Wansbeck | ||||||
washes the foot of the Castlehill. The | ||||||
works appear to cover about an acre | ||||||
of Ground. The principal tower raised | ||||||
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