The west front of this ruined Elizabethan mansion – not a castle – is a fine sight across the Trent. It was built in the 1560s for Sir Robert Jermyn MP, whose principal seat was Rushbrooke Hall in Suffolk.
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PHOTOGRAPH OF THE MONTH
November 2020 - Torksey Castle
