Kingsland Castle
United Kingdom /
England /
Leominster /
World
/ United Kingdom
/ England
/ Leominster
archaeological site, motte-and-bailey castle, earthworks, scheduled ancient monument
Kingsland Castle is thought to date from the early-mid C12 and to have been the seat of the de Braose family. It is thought to have been out of use or of lesser importance by the mid-C15; it is not mentioned in any accounts of the Battle of Mortimers Cross which took place nearby. Writing in the C16, the King's Antiquary John Leland wrote of, "a castle at Kingsland...the ditches wherof and parte of the keep be yet seen by the west parte of Kyngsland church"
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Coordinates: 52°14'47"N 2°48'47"W
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