Rothwell Castle

Rothwell Castle was a timber castle or fortified manor house, which was built by Ilbert de Lacy in the 11th century. Some notable nobles stayed in or owned the castle, with both King John and King Edward II staying at the manor and John of Gaunt owning it. Over several centuries, it fell to ruin and was rebuilt or modified, until eventually the last building on the site was demolished in 1976.

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21st Century
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