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| Aydon Castle | Aydon Castle | Mr Robert Rowell | 61 chains N of | A very large stone building encompassed | ||
| (Remains of) | Aydon Castle | Dr Lowery | Piperclose House | by a massive stone wall, forming | ||
| Aydon Castle | Revd F Gipps | nearly a pentagon; it formerly belonged | ||||
| Aydon Castle | Whites Directory | to the de-Aydon Family and it is | ||||
| Aydon Castle | Whellans Directory | now the property of Sir Edward Blackett, | ||||
| Aydon Castle | County Map | only a small portion of it is occupied by | ||||
| a Farmer, the remainder is fast falling | ||||||
| to decay; the best portion of the ruinous | ||||||
| part is converted into stabling; the | ||||||
| loop holes still remain perfect,and | ||||||
| its general appearance presents the | ||||||
| delapidated aspect of decayed | ||||||
| Norman stronghold | ||||||
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