After the Battle - Walmer Castle Gallery
The Duke of Wellington's residence as Warden of the Cinque Ports
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Featured After the Battle - Walmer Castle Print
Lucas Collection K920010
WALMER CASTLE, Kent. Items from the Lucas Collection of Wellington memorabilia. The collection includes a range of artefacts illustrating the enduring popularity of the Iron Duke throughout his lifetime, and were collected by Wing-Commander Thomas Hill Lucas (1895-1975). They were donated to the Castle in 1966. Here shown are a bronze bust, an ivory bust, a Wedgwood ceramic plaque and a Steven Green Lambeth Ware jug
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Featured After the Battle - Walmer Castle Print
Walmer Castle from the beach J860338
WALMER CASTLE AND GARDENS, Kent. View of the castle from the beach. The Castle commands approaches to the busy anchorage of The Downs. The shingle beach provides a clear line of fire from its gun ports. Walmer is official residence of the Lord Warden of the Cinque Ports. The chambers on the upper floors have been repeatedly altered to reflect the requirements of successive Lord Wardens
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