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Denbigh Castle and Town Walls
Great Gatehouse
Well
Great Kitchen Tower
Great Hall
White Chamber Tower
Green Chambers
Postern Gate and Barbican
Mantlet
Treasure House Tower
Exchequer Gate
Burgess Gate
Wall Burgess Gate to Entrance
Current North Entrance
Wall Entrance to North-Eastern Tower
North-Eastern Tower
Wall North-Eastern Tower to Countess Tower
Countess Tower
Wall Countess Tower to Goblin Tower
Goblin Tower
Unamed Gate
Current South Entrance
Path to South Entrance
Bastion Tower
Denbigh Castle and Town Walls is in Denbigh.
The Welsh Castles and Towns of Edward I comprise a number of castles, some with associated planned towns, commissioned as a means of containing the Welsh. They included, from east to west, Flint Castle [Map], Rhuddlan [Map], Conwy Castle [Map], Beaumaris Castle [Map], Caernarfon Castle [Map], Harlech Castle [Map] and Aberystwyth Castle [Map]. Those not on the coast include Chirk Castle [Map], Denbigh Castle and Town Walls [Map] and Builth Castle [Map]. Arguably, Holt Castle [Map] and Criccieth Castle [Map] should be included.
Chester Archaeological and History Society 1856 Page 48. 1606. Plan of Denbigh Castle and Town Walls [Map] from Speed's Theatre of Great Britain.
1742. Unknown Painter. Denbigh Castle and Town Walls [Map]. Engraving of Samuel and Nathaniel Buck.
1750. Unknown Painter. Denbigh Castle and Town Walls [Map]. Engraved by John Boydell.
1781. Thomas Pennant (age 54). View of Denbigh Town and Castle [Map].