The Moat House, Acton Trussell
The Moat House is partly 16th century timber-framed, and partly 18th century brick. It was greatly extended during the 1990s as part of its development as a hotel, wedding and conference venue. in the ...
The Moat House, Tamworth
Situated in Lichfield Street on the banks the River Tame, this Grade II* listed building is believed to date from 1572 and was built by the Comberford family. An 18th century gazebo can be seen on the ...
The 'New Castle' by Chris Haynes
To celebrate the 850th anniversary of Newcastle-under-Lyme receiving its first royal charter, in 2023 local artist Chris Haynes painted the medieval landscape of the borough and Manor of Newcastle as ...
The South Range, Tutbury Castle
A view of the external wall of the South Range and South Tower. The tower was built 1442-1450 and is often known as Queen Mary's Tower. Most of the doorways and windows date from the 18th century.
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The South Tower, Tutbury Castle
The South Tower was built 1442-1450 and is often known as Queen Mary's Tower. The round headed window at the top was made from old materials in the 18th century for decorative purposes.
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Tower Entrance, Eccleshall Castle,
Entrance to the last surviving tower of Eccleshall Castle, on the north-east corner.
Archaeological surveys have found evidence of two other towers, on the south-east and north-west corners; it is ...
Tutbury - Town, Church and Castle: pencil drawing
South east view showing the town, the church on the right and the remains of the castle on a hill behind the town. Anonymous.
Tutbury - 'Wych Elm': pen and ink drawing
'Tutbury Elm. Girth 20 feet.' Showing a large tree with spreading boughs, one of which has been broken off. The ruins of the castle can be seen in the distance. The tree is in the park to the west ...
Tutbury Castle
A postcard view of the bailey of Tutbury Castle taken from the motte. On the right are the South tower and the King's Lodging, part of which is being used as a tea shop.
The South Tower was built ...
Tutbury Castle
An interior view of Tutbury Castle. On the left is the King's Lodging, dating to 1631-35 on the site of the former great hall. The small wooden building to the right stands over the well. Further to ...
Tutbury Castle - Castle-Yard: engraving
'Tutbury Castle.' Showing the ruins of the castle, with mountainous peaks in the background. 'Drawn by F. Calvert; Engraved by T. Radclyffe; Published by W. Emans, Bromsgrove St., Birmingham.'
Tutbury Castle - Court Yard: pen and wash drawing
'Court Yard, Tutbury Castle.' Showing the ruins from within the court yard, with sheep and fowls grazing around them. 'T. P. W.,' [Thomas Peploe Wood].
Tutbury Castle - Distant View: copper-plate engraving
Showing a distant view of the castle and church from the south east.'To the Worspll. Edward Vernon Esq. Deputy high Steward of the Honor of Tutbury and deputy Lieutenant of the Forrest [sic] of Needwood. ...
Tutbury Castle - East View: engraving
'The East View of Tutbury Castle , in the County of Stafford.' Showing a steep hill and flat summit, with a gate house on the right. Below, on the left, is the Priory Church. At the foot of the hill ...
Tutbury Castle - East View: sepia wash drawing
'Tutbury Castle, Staffordshire.' East view showing the castle in the distance on a hill. The church tower is visible above the left side of the hill. There are open fields around the foot of the hill. ...
Tutbury Castle - Entrance Gateway: pencil drawing
North east view of the remains of the Gatehouse. Another part of the ruins can be seen through the entrance. A man is standing under the gateway on a path. nonymous, [?Thomas Peploe Wood].
Tutbury Castle - Interior of Castle-Yard: woodcut engraving (vignetted)
'Tutbury Castle, Staffordshire. [Interior of Tutbury Castle-Yard].' Showing what appears to be the remains of a tower with a two-storey bay window. There is a shepherd driving his flock through the ...
Tutbury Castle - Interior of Ruins: sepia wash drawing
'Interior View of the Ruins of Tutbury Castle, Staffordshire.' South west view showing the south tower, the gateway and the passage, with part of the groins for the ceiling. Artist: J. Buckler.