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The site is mentioned in the Domesday Book, and thus predates the Norman Conquest (1066), but the earliest existing castle buildings are probably entirely Norman, from before 1100 or so.
The caption to the plan reads as follows:
Description of the Plan
Picture of Ludlow Castle Gateway
Ludlow Castle Web site with photographs, history, a virtual tour and other information.
Comments:
Added by B&B Ludlow on Mon Jun 2 04:54:50 2008
‘Offices where the Fire Engines were kept.’
What were the fire engines? I’m assuming they’re different...
Added by Liam on Thu Jun 5 09:05:50 2008
Actually I suspect that the castle was indeed used as a fire station.—Liam