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Original Text (Annotation: EPW000580 / 179731)

' The central Keep, or Great Tower, and ex-Palace Tower, of Dover Castle is 83 feet (25.3m) high and just under 100 feet (30m) square with walls up to 21 feet (6.5m) thick. The architect was 'Maurice the Engineer' (or Mason) and it was built between 1180-1185 during the reign of Henry II. Now has recreation of a medieval Royal Palace: King's Hall (Great Hall), King's Chamber (Solar, bedroom), Guest Hall (multi-purpose, eg feasts), and Guest Chamber (bedroom). This view of the Keepyard taken from the King's Gateway, or King's Gate. An English Heritage Listed Building and Dover medieval history photo. More information at: http://www.panoramio.com/photo/53269311 '