Helmsley Castle
Folder: Historic buildings and Ruins
Helmsley Castle stands on an outcrop of rock in the valley of the river Rye, overlooking the historic market town of the same name to the east.
First raised by Walter Espec in the early 12th century, the castle was rebuilt in stone by Robert de Ros II from the 1190's, with his great East Tower overlooking the town.
Robert's descendants developed the defences and the domestic accommodation of the… (read more)
First raised by Walter Espec in the early 12th century, the castle was rebuilt in stone by Robert de Ros II from the 1190's, with his great East Tower overlooking the town.
Robert's descendants developed the defences and the domestic accommodation of the… (read more)
Reflections on History
The East Tower of Helmsley Castle reflected in the windows of the English Heritage visitor's centre.
The 'Defenders' of Helmsley Castle
Perhaps better enlarged
The 'Defenders' are three bronze warrior figures located near the south barbican. They were created by the the late Malcolm Brocklesby.
The south barbican wall which provides a backdrop for the defenders was probably built by Robert de Ros III who owned the castle from 1258.
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