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I came across these amazing stamps at British auction house Warwick & Warwick and am now tempted to start a collection of my own! Each stamp is a preserved piece of both history and art. Can’t you just seem them matted and framed on your wall? Interestingly enough the “Inverted Jenny” stamp below recently […]
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Warwick Castle, Warwick, Warwickshire, UK, was built in the 12th century and is a Grade I listed building and one of the most significant castles in England. The grounds consist of stables, a mill, a lodge, and a conservatory. There is a trebuchet on the property that is the largest in the world. The gardens alone cover nearly 700 acres, and although the castle is open to the public, parts of it are privately owned.
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Warwick Castle dates from 1068 and was commissioned by William the Conqueror as he moved his power north after the Norman Conquest. The Norman structure would have been quite different from the one we see today. A motte and bailey wooden structure was constructed on a hill rising above the River Avon. The area now known as ‘The Mound’ originally offered the greatest vantage point across the land and therefore was the strongest part of the Castle’s defensive system. However, as time moved on advances in defensive architecture were to dwarf this feature. By 1260 stone had replaced wood as the Gatehouse, corner defensive posts and the main building on the riverside wall of the Courtyard were built. By 1400, the huge Guy’s and Caesar’s Towers and the Barbican had been added. Walls were strengthened and the ditch was dug deeper to create a real mediaeval stronghold. Shot with an Olympus E-300 and 14-45mm lens
