Pictures in Colour of the Isle of Wight
Pictures in Colour of the Isle of Wight
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Held his conference with representatives ofthe Parliament, and many other buildings of historical interest. The monument to the Princess Elizabeth, daughter of Charles I. , is in St. Thomas' Church.
[Illustration: _Steps to the Keep, Carisbrooke Castle. _] STEPS TO THE KEEP, CARISBROOKE CASTLE. --As a memorial of a bygoneage how interesting are the steps to the keep, the last resort ofthe besieged, from which it would be difficult to dislodge them, without great loss. The well which furnished t...hem with water is nowdry, but can still be seen. The battlements furnish the visitorwith a magnificent view of the country in every direction. Thesteps, seventy-two in number, are somewhat steep. The walls arecovered with climbing plants. Shelter is afforded by trees andbushes, while access is given at the back of the ancient buildingsin the Castle, to facilitate escape in case of surprise.
[Illustration: _Carisbrooke Village. _] CARISBROOKE VILLAGE. --The village of Carisbrooke is beautifullysituated.
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Held his conference with representatives ofthe Parliament, and many other buildings of historical interest. The monument to the Princess Elizabeth, daughter of Charles I. , is in St. Thomas' Church.
[Illustration: _Steps to the Keep, Carisbrooke Castle. _] STEPS TO THE KEEP, CARISBROOKE CASTLE. --As a memorial of a bygoneage how interesting are the steps to the keep, the last resort ofthe besieged, from which it would be difficult to dislodge them, without great loss. The well which furnished t...hem with water is nowdry, but can still be seen. The battlements furnish the visitorwith a magnificent view of the country in every direction. Thesteps, seventy-two in number, are somewhat steep. The walls arecovered with climbing plants. Shelter is afforded by trees andbushes, while access is given at the back of the ancient buildingsin the Castle, to facilitate escape in case of surprise.
[Illustration: _Carisbrooke Village. _] CARISBROOKE VILLAGE. --The village of Carisbrooke is beautifullysituated.
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