Crenelated Collection

Cloughoughter Castle, Co Cavan, Ireland; Aerial View Of Lough Oughter And 13Th Century Castle Built On The Possible Site Of A Crannog

General appearance of a fortified mediaeval town, from The National Encylopaedia published by William Mackenzie
3501415 General appearance of a fortified mediaeval town, from The National Encylopaedia published by William Mackenzie, London

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england, west sussex, arundel, arundel castle. part view of the entrance gate and crenelated towers with union jack flag flying above

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england, west sussex, arundel, arundel castle. angled part view of the entrance gate and crenelated towers

Crenelated castle tower with portcullis, line drawing

Castelo de Almourol on the Islet of Almoural in the River Tagus, Centro Region, Portugal
Warm sunlight reflecting on the historical Castlo de Almourol on the islet of Almourol in the River Tagus with a grey sky; Vila Nova da Barquinha, Praia do Ribatejo, Centro Region, Portugal

General Appearance Of A Fortified Mediaeval Town From The National Encylopaedia Published By William Mackenzie London Late 19Th Century

A Sham Castle / Folly (only a frontage), Bath. Date: 1990s

Belgium, Ghent, Gravensteen, Counts of Flanders watercastle

Sfax, Tunisia - The Rampart walls and Water Tower. Date: circa 1910s

Castello Mackenzie - Genoa, Italy - close to the Piazza Manin. An elaborate 19th century building with many battlements and crenelated turrets, dating to the mid 19th century

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Crenelated structures have always fascinated mankind, with their intricate designs and historical significance. One such example is Cloughoughter Castle in Co Cavan, Ireland. This 13th-century castle stands proudly on the possible site of a crannog, showcasing its crenelated walls that once served as a formidable defense against invaders. From an aerial view of Lough Oughter, the castle's grandeur becomes even more apparent. Its crenelations stand tall, overlooking the tranquil waters below. The castle's strategic location further emphasizes its importance throughout history. Moving away from Ireland, we come across another architectural marvel - a sham castle or folly in Bath. Though only a frontage, this structure still boasts impressive crenelations that add to its charm and allure. In contrast to these man-made creations, we find ourselves drawn to a line drawing depicting a crenelated castle tower with a portcullis. This illustration transports us back in time when castles were fortified strongholds protecting their inhabitants from any potential threats. Traveling southwards to Portugal brings us face-to-face with Castelo de Almourol on the Islet of Almoural in the River Tagus. With its majestic crenelations rising above the water's edge, this medieval fortress exudes strength and resilience. Closer to home again lies York - renowned for its city walls adorned with countless crenels along their length. These walls have witnessed centuries of history unfold within their protective embrace; they are living testaments to human ingenuity and perseverance. As we wander along York's city walls, each section reveals new perspectives on how architecture has evolved over time while maintaining those iconic crenellations that define castles worldwide. Whether it be Cloughoughter Castle in Ireland or Castelo de Almourol in Portugal – these structures remind us of our shared heritage and ignite our imagination about the lives lived within their crenelated walls.