Tattershall Castle

The sun came out briefly while I was on the roof of this splendid castle built in 1231. Owned by the National Trust, only the large red brick tower and the moat remain. The castle was bought by an American in 1910 who immediately ripped out the huge medieval fireplaces. Fortuately, Lord Curzon stepped in at the last minute and bought back the treasured fireplaces.

[Beryl Lloyd]

Love the simple architecture on this wonderful building in its red brick ! So good that Lord Curzon stepped in and appreciated the history of the castle !!!

[Beth]

It is an amazing spot. It is hard to imagine being able to walk were people walked so many centuries ago. Nice capture. Fav

[carol white]

Nicely captured, lovely architecture

[Margaret Brown]

Nicely captured, love the arches and brickwork

[Richard Brown]

I like how the wall is reflected in the floor. I've never been to this one but been passed it a few times in the way to RAF Coningsby.

[Judith Johnson]

@rjb71 I liked the reflections too. In fact looking at it again, it could almost be mistaken for a pool!

[Elisabeth Sæter]

Great shot

[Carole Sandford]

Lovely shot. Have been here a few times!

[Phil Howcroft]

the brickwork colours are just splendid Judith

[PhotoCrazy]

Wonderful image!!