Kendal Castle is a medieval fortification to the east of the town of Kendal, Cumbria, in northern England. The castle, which is atop a glacial drumlin, was built in the 13th century [1] as the …

This 13th century castle, built on a drumlin (a glacial hill), was the seat of power and administration for the barons of Kendal for over 200 years, most notably the Parr family. …

Kendal Castle, probably late 12th Century, is now a ruin, but worth exploring. From here you can get brilliant views over the town. At Kendal Museum is an exhibition telling the story of the …

Kendal Castle has stood on its hill overlooking the town for eight hundred years. Once it was the the power house of a family of great northern Barons, but today all that is left are splendid …

2020年12月25日 · Kendal castle in Lake District is well known for its historical site. It stands on the top of a little hill which is very much similar to Egdon Heath. The old ruins are still there …

Kendal Castle sits high above the town and if you are at a lose end it makes for a mildly exerting uphill stroll. The castle ruins are accessible and from the summit it does offer fine views of the …

Get a glimpse of our past – from the day the Romans settled on the banks of the River Kent, to the intriguing story of Kendal Castle. From spectacular churches to our historic wool trade. …

Kendal Castle stands on a hill to the east of the town and was built during the 12th century. It was once owned by the family of Catherine Parr, the sixth and last wife of Henry VIII. The castle …

Kendal Castle. “Towering high, a ruin’d castle, old and gray, In mould’ring piles fast hast’ning to decay. Its towers and battlements all cleft. Its draw-bridge gone, and scarce a vestige left Of …

Kendal Castle, located in northern England, is a 13th-century medieval fortification. The castle was originally built for the Barony of Kendal, but ownership was passed to the Parr family in …