Perched high on a hill in Dorset, Corfe Castle is a thousand-year-old fortress built by William the Conqueror and once a royal stronghold. It survived battles, betrayals, and brave defences ,most famously by Lady Mary Bankes during the Civil War, before being blown apart in 1646. Today, its dramatic ruins, ghostly legends, and breathtaking views make it one of England’s most iconic landmarks, watched over by the charming stone village below and the puffing steam trains of the Swanage Railway. #f

Corfe Castle Ruins in England, UK

Ruins of Corfe Castle from a drone, Corfe Village, Purbeck Hills, Dorset, England, Europe

The History of Corfe CastleCorfe Castle, located in the picturesque Dorset countryside, stands as a remarkable relic of England’s medieval past. Built in the 11th century by the Normans, this fortress played a crucial role in the nation’s history, witnessing centuries of power struggles, betrayals, and epic battles. One of the most significant events in its history occurred during the English Civil War when the castle became a symbol of loyalty, resistance, and ultimate destruction.In this video

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