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Middleham Castle


Middleham Castle was the main house of the Bishops of Durham from the Norman Conquest (1066) to the end of the 14th century. It was a fortified manor house, located on high ground to the south-east of Bishop Middleham.[1] There are few remains of the castle today; primarily earthwork remains; banks and ditches and some low stone walls.[2] This site of the castle is a Scheduled Ancient Monument.

Not to be confused with Middleham Castle in Middleham in Wensleydale, Yorkshire.

Bishop Middleham Scheduled Ancient Monument
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Middleham Castle
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Middleham Castle Earthworks
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Site of Bishop Middleham Castle
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Middleham Castle, Bishop Middleham
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BISHOP MIDDLEHAM CASTLE
- "....The Castle of Middleham, a strong, well guarded manor house, was a principal residence of the Bishops of Durham from the Conquest till the end of the 14th century ...Bishop ...
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List number: 1002330
County: County Durham

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