Heritage Arch & Poles in Castle Gardens, Northampton
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Heritage Arch & Poles in Castle Gardens, Northampton
Image: © Rod Grealish Taken: 7 Apr 2026
The heritage arch and poles were installed in July 2025. From a West Northamptonshire Council press release "The heritage poles form part of a wider heritage timeline trail that will celebrate the rich and diverse history of Northampton, including its Anglo-Saxon origins, the Norman influence of Simon de Senlis, and the legacy of Northampton Castle. These poles will guide visitors through centuries of local history, enhancing the cultural experience of the park and connecting key historical landmarks." [https://www.westnorthants.gov.uk/news/heritage-comes-life-castle-park-welcomes-new-storytelling-poles] The park marks the site of Northampton castle much of which was demolished and the site levelled when the railway was built in
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