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T O P I C R E V I E W
croper I Was downloading The ic24 Internet Package and on it I found an A to Z Atlas of Great Britain. As I was browsing into it I thought about looking up Featherstone, the place I live. Anyway as I already know there is two Featherstone's, one in The Midlands and the other in West Yorkshire were I live, and to my astonishment I came across another in Cumbria Called Featherstone Castle.Have you any information or Pictures of this Castle at all ?, and if so could you please E.mail me at this address " croper.fev@ic24.net ".
Yours Sincerely
C.Roper.
wurdsmiff We don't normally do individual e-mail replies on enquiries, since the information we supply is often enjoyed by all the members, and may answer future enquiries on the same subject. Such is the case with your enquiry on Featherstone, presumably the same site, the question has been answered at; http://www.castlesontheweb.com/quest/Forum7/HTML/000196.html
Others may add to the information supplied at this link, something which is less likely if you expect only an e-mail response since you may only get the same data repeated.
There is a search facility at the top of the bulletin page. Before posting it is always a good idea to use this to seek information on the subject of your enquiry, it could save you waiting for a response.
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Demeure par la verite
Visit my web-site at
www.castlesontheweb.com/members/wurdsmiff/castles.htm
Gordon.

AJR For a picture, try http://members.nbci.com/AndrewMuller/feather.html
I also have two other photos of Featherstone Castle, which will endeavour to download to the Photo Archive tomorrow.
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The broken stones, the ruined walls,
'Tis few who know where hist'ry falls.
AJR Have downloaded two photos of the castle to the Photo Archive. Apologies for the quality.