Wisbech Castle

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Wisbech Castle is a historic former fortress and later Georgian mansion in Wisbech, Cambridgeshire, known for its role as a prison for notable religious and political prisoners.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Georgian mansion
country house
former fortress
historic building
administeredBy Bishop of Ely
architecturalStyle Georgian architecture
category Buildings and structures in Wisbech
Castles in Cambridgeshire
Country houses in Cambridgeshire
Grade II listed houses in Cambridgeshire
country England
United Kingdom
function former prison
hasFormerFunction bishop’s residence
episcopal palace
hasHeritageStatus Grade II listed building
hasHistoricalPeriod Georgian period
Tudor dynasty
surface form: Tudor period

medieval period
hasPart cellars
gardens
undercroft
vaults
hasUse guided tours
private hire
public events
heritageDesignation Grade II listed
locatedIn East of England
Fenland District
locatedNear River Nene
Wisbech Market Place
locatedOn The Crescent, Wisbech
location Cambridgeshire, England
surface form: Cambridgeshire

Wisbech
material brick
notableFor Wisbech
surface form: Wisbech Stirs

association with Catholic recusants
imprisonment of political prisoners
imprisonment of religious prisoners
ownedBy Wisbech Town Council
replacedStructure Norman motte-and-bailey castle
medieval castle
surroundedBy The Crescent (Georgian terrace)
use community venue
event venue
heritage attraction

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Wisbech hasLandmark Wisbech Castle