Main entrance of Lambton Castle, taken from the Journal of Harold M. Monck., 1929

Main entrance of Lambton Castle, taken from the Journal of Harold M. Monck., 1929 Unknown license check permission to reuse

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"The Entrance of Lambton Castle in 1929. Everything on the right hand side of the picture (including the Great Hall, the roof of which can clearly be seen) has been demolished, along with the end of the wing that was built out towards the location of the camera. The crenellated towers on the end of the entrance portico were rebuilt to suit the narrower facade."
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