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Warkworth Castle – A Symbol of Power for the Percy Family

by Medieval Steward 8th June 2018

by Medieval Steward 8th June 2018

Warkworth Castle crowns the hilltop just south of the ancient village of Warkworth in Northumberland. The natural spur sits in a tight…

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