Thirlwall Castle

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Thirlwall Castle is a ruined medieval fortress in Northumberland, England, built near Hadrian’s Wall and long associated with border defense and local legend.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf medieval castle
ruined fortress
associatedWith Anglo-Scottish border NERFINISHED
border reivers NERFINISHED
associatedWithFamily Thirlwall family NERFINISHED
builtFor border defense
builtInCentury 12th century
category Castles in Northumberland
Grade I listed castles
Ruined castles in England
Scheduled monuments in Northumberland
condition ruin
country England
currentUse historical site
tourist attraction
developedInCentury 13th century
elevation hilltop position
hasLegend local legend of hidden treasure
stories of hauntings
hasPart curtain walls
earthworks
gatehouse remains
moat
tower remains
heritageStatus Grade I listed building
Scheduled Monument
locatedIn Northumberland
United Kingdom
northern England
parish of Thirlwall NERFINISHED
locatedNear Hadrian's Wall NERFINISHED
village of Greenhead NERFINISHED
locatedOn River Tipalt NERFINISHED
managedBy local authorities
materialUsed stone
stone from Hadrian's Wall
namedAfter Thirlwall family NERFINISHED
nearbyAttraction Hadrian's Wall Path NERFINISHED
Northumberland National Park NERFINISHED
openToPublic yes
region North East England
stateOfUse abandoned as a residence
strategicRole defense of the English side of the border
guarding a crossing of the River Tipalt
touristActivity heritage tourism
photography
walking
usedUntilCentury 16th century

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Gilsland hasNearbySite Thirlwall Castle