Sneaton Castle and St Hilda's Priory (5)

Introduction

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Sneaton Castle and St Hilda's Priory (5)

Image: © Mike Kirby Taken: 16 Feb 2012

The castle itself dates back to the 19th Century, probably circa 1830. Built in ashlar stone, comprising crenellated centre section with 5 sash windows, and flanked by two taller projecting crenellated towers. LBS 326805 See Image for history of the castle. http://www.sneatoncastle.co.uk/

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Image Location

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Latitude
54.483475
Longitude
-0.6423