England Castles

 Thornbury Castle

Thornbury Castle
hornbury Castle in south Gloucestershire. The castle was built in 1511 for Thomas Stafford, 3rd Duke of Buckingham, a man who had (at least potentially) a better claim to the throne than the Tudors. Not surprisingly he came to a sticky end and the place was confiscated by Henry VIII (Wikipedia article). It's now a hotel and restaurant.

Photograph by Rob Brewer. Some rights reserved.  (view image details)

Thornbury Castle
Thornbury Castle

Photograph by Rob Brewer. Some rights reserved.  (view image details)

Thornbury Castle
Thornbury Castle was built in 1511 by Edward Stafford, the 3rd Duke of Buckingham. Stafford was beheaded by Henry VIII who later stayed in the castle with Anne Boleyn. The castle is now a hotel.

Photograph by Sharon Loxton. Some rights reserved.  (view image details)



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Location
Thornbury, Gloucestershire


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