Croft Castle: A thousand years of history
The 1,700 acre estate can trace its roots to the Domesday Book, with links to the Wars of the Roses, the Tudors, the English Civil War, Georgian kings and even Winston Churchill.
The 1,700 acre estate can trace its roots to the Domesday Book, with links to the Wars of the Roses, the Tudors, the English Civil War, Georgian kings, a shocking high-profile divorce and even Sir Winston Churchill.
Take an exclusive tour of the castle with Emma Davies and the National Trust's Ian Grafton and discover how it's a miracle that the building still stands today.
The castle as we know it today was re-built in the 17th century, after royalists ensured parliamentary forces couldn't re-use the facility once they had retreated from the area.
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