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De Irebys Tower, Carlisle Castle


De Irebys Tower and the adjoining outer bailey wall of Carlisle Castle is Grade I listed on the National Heritage List for England. "Gate tower and curtain walls, with interval towers. C12 walls, partly rebuilt at various periods; C13 tower forms the core of present 1378-83 tower by John Lewyn; C19 alterations and C20 restorations.....At the south-west angle was a battery, and a similar battery was at the north-west angle set on an existing tower. Halfway along the west wall is the postern gate, guarded by a projecting rectangular tower. The north walls have collapsed and been rebuilt on a number of occasions but some medieval walling remains. Continuous parapet walk around the walls has been cut away in places, probably in 1819 or 1832...." (Historic England).  

Carlisle Castle Historic Buildings and Monuments in Carlisle Grade I Listed
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Carlisle Castle, De Irebys Tower

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De Irebys Tower and outer bailey wall, Carlisle Castle

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Carlisle Castle

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DE IREBYS TOWER AND OUTER BAILEY WALL - Carlistle - List Entry
- "Gate tower and curtain walls, with interval towers. C12 walls, partly rebuilt at various periods; C13 tower forms the core of present 1378-83 tower by John Lewyn; C19 alterations and …

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List grade: 1
List number: 1197000
Unitary Auth: Cumberland
County: Cumbria
Grid ref: NY3970056192

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