 gremont Castle was built by William de Meschines in around 1130. Built on the remains of previous fortifications, it stands on a mound to the north of the River Ehen in the Lake District. Although the ditches are well preserved only parts of the walls and the gatehouse can be seen. A large section of wall belonging to the Great Hall can also be viewed. The castle was abandoned and the stones robbed to provide materials for local houses.
 his castle is hidden in trees near Hawarden in North Wales. You need to park on the road and cross a field to find it. Parts of the castle were constructed in stone during the 13th century by the Welsh prince Llywelyn ap Gruffudd. Alot of remnants of the buildings can still be seen including two towers and curtain walls.
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 riginally a motte and bailey castle built by the Norman William de Malet. The motte can still be seen with some remains of stonework on the top. The motte was built upon in Victorian times and the remains of this building can also be seen.
 eventeen miles east-south-east of London the remains of a castle with a shell keep can still be seen. The outer walls still stand to substantial height. Originally a wooden building that was rebuilt in stone.
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Easton Castle
51.9042 0.3375 (TL60802540)
Eaton socon Castle
52.3757 0.3867 (TL62607810)
Ederdover Castle
57.51347 -4.36546 (NH58404950)
Edinburgh Castle
55.948966 -3.20147 (NT25107350)
Ellesmere Castle
52.9055 -2.889071 (SJ40303460)
Elmley Castle
52.06107 -2.030585 (SO98004030)
Ewyas Harold Castle
51.95336 -2.897758 (SO38402870)
Exeter Castle
50.725894 -3.529779 (SX92109290)
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