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ipflodoes any one know where i can find some info on lambton castle. and if it is a real castle?

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AJRAn 18th century castle, built on the site of an older castle, Lambton is now an educational establishment.
Taken from "Discovering Castles in England & Wales" by John Kinross.

The castle is in the county of Durham in north-east England, and I do have another source of information at home, and hopefully I will be able to respond with this tomorrow.

I have a couple of pictures of the castle which I can e-mail to you if you would like them.
Andrew

Peter Esser(And meanwhile, if you like an old print…)
http://www.oldprints.co.uk/prints/dr/images/dr22.htm
ipflothx for the pix AJR and Peter Esser

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AJRThere is a legend attaching to Lambton Castle. See
http://pacificcoast.net/~patkinson/worm.htm

castleukHi ipflo
Lambton Castle was built on the site of Harraton Hall, a Robert de Lambton of Lambton Castle died in 1350 and John Lambton of Lambton Castle died in 1794
The original castle was demolished in the 18th century to be replaced by Lambton Hall, which was enlarged and castellated in 1833. It was damaged in 1854 and altered in 1875.
Chris

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