EAW022506 ENGLAND (1949). Upsall Castle, Upsall, 1949

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Title	[EAW022506] Upsall Castle, Upsall, 1949
Reference	EAW022506
Date	20-April-1949
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Place name	UPSALL
Parish	UPSALL
District
Country	ENGLAND
Easting / Northing	445348, 486993
Longitude / Latitude	-1.3034929276004, 54.27641017547
National Grid Reference	SE453870

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Town Farm Report as Inappropriate	totoro	Saturday 7th of June 2014 05:50:05 PM
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Remains of Castle Walls to South and West of Upsall Castle, Upsall YO7 2QR Grade 2 listed - English Heritage Building ID: 440269 Remains of castle walls. Probably C14. Sandstone rubble standing up to 15 ft high. Remains of circular tower on west side, and of south-east corner tower with traces of chamfered elliptical-arched openings. Mason's mark in south wall. Castle probably begun by Geoffrey Scrope who bought the manor from the Upsalls in 1327. Reputedly demolished in the Civil War, and in ruins in 1660 Report as Inappropriate	totoro	Saturday 7th of June 2014 05:45:12 PM

User Comment Contributions

UPSALL CASTLE (occaisionally mentioned as Upfall)

The old gatehouse and the remains of the castle walls are listed.

It looks modern - and it is, relatively.

A castle of 1327 was probably destroyed in the Civil War and a manor house took its place.

The manor house was rebuilt in the 19th Century.

This manor house was destroyed by fire in 1911 (or 1918?) and then another was built about 1922- which we see now.

The estate has been in the Turton family since 1768.

The Upsall beef cattle herd of Beef Polled Shorthorn cattle is the oldest in England having been established in 1909.

The village of Upsall has a population below 100.

Not too far away is Kirby Knowle Castle- Also known as, or recorded in historical documents as

Kirkby Knowle; Newbygill; New Building)

totoro

Saturday 7th of June 2014 05:03:28 PM