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ladybinksHello! I was wondering if anyone could answer a few questions for me. I am doing a Grade Eight research project on Dover Castle and was wondering: Did Dover Castle have a moat? Did it have dungeons and if so, what were they like? And what were the bathrooms like? Thanks, sorry for so many questions. Thank you!
PaulHi, Dover does indeed have a moat, a very deep one in fact.
By "bathrooms" I'm guessing that you are refering to the gardrobes (Latrines)which would consist of a hole in the floor leading to the outside walls.
Bathing would be carried out by using a wooden tub.
As for dungeons, I don't think so but the keep was used to house prisoners of war in the 18th century.
Some photos and a brief history, including an account of the great siege of 1216 can be found at my website. http://myweb.tiscali.co.uk/castles/page13.html

Paul.

ladybinksThank you so much! Your information and site were VERY helpful! I will credit your site in my reference list. Thanks again!

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