 Lawhaden Castle, located seven and a half miles east of Haverfordwest in south Wales, started it's life as a property of the Bishop's of St. Davids. Bishop Thomas of Bek in the reign of Edward I rebuilt the castle improving its defences. The castle is surrounded by a deep ditch and earth banks. The remains include sections of the twin-towered gate house, parts of the curtain wall and the main hall.
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A small motte and bailey castle now with a rectangular stone keep on top of the mound. Access to the site is free.
| Lydford Castle Key Facts | | County | [Devon] | | Categories | [Motte & Bailey] [Stone Keep] | | Remains | [Small amount to see] |
| Access to site | [At any reasonable time] |
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Places listed below are shown on the map at the bottom of this page.
Please note: Locations may not show exact position of building.
Lanercost Priory
54.965945 -2.695067
Laugharne Castle
51.76915 -4.462263 (SN30201070)
Lulworth Castle
50.63841 -2.206408 (SY85508210)
Lydney Castle
51.71991 -2.55583 (SO61700250)
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