Edlingham Castle is a small castle ruin, having scheduled monument and Grade I listed building status, in the care of English Heritage. It is located in a valley to the west of Alnwick, …

Edlingham, with its remarkable leaning tower, was recently voted one of the top three castles in Northumberland. Another of the top three is Warkworth Castle, around 20 minutes from …

Edlingham Castle dates mainly from the 14th century, although a manor house of the 13th century is probably concealed beneath the later building. The earliest standing remains are those of …

Edlingham Castle is a 13th century ruined fortified castle in Northumberland. Now managed by English Heritage, it once belonged to the Feltons, prominent knights, and nobles of the 14th …

Historian and photographer David Ross tells the story of Edlingham Castle, Northumberland, with history, photos of Edlingham, nearby historic places to visit, and nearest accommodation.

Edlingham Castle is nestled within a valley in Northumberland, England, guarding a passageway through the hills towards Alnwick. Today, little remains of the rampart walls; however, ample …

Edlingham Castle stands in the valley of the Edlingham Burn some five miles south-east of Alnwick, and just to the east of the tiny hamlet of Edlingham. To reach it you park on the broad …

The monument known as Edlingham Castle includes the hall, solar tower, curtain wall and gatehouse of a late 13th to 14th century fortified manor and an outer defensive earthwork. …

Today, Edlingham Castle is a peaceful ruin tucked away in Northumberland, England, near Chillingham Castle. It was initially built as a stone hall-house as the 14th century got …

Castle: Hall house probably c.1295-1300 for William Felton, on earlier moated site; curtain wall and gatehouse mid C14; solar tower perhaps c.1400; courtyard ranges re-planned in C16. …