Civil War Memorials → Lostwithiel, Battle of, 1644, Plaque at Castle Dore
Lostwithiel, Battle of, 1644, Plaque at Castle Dore
Memorial Type:
Memorial - Plaque
Does the monument still exist?
Yes
Installation Date:
1964
Inscription:
Castle Dore
These earthworks, 225ft in diameter, enclosed a village dating from the 3rd to 1st centuries BC.
In the 6th century AD. they surrounded the wooded hall of King Mark of Cornwall who figures in the story of Tristan and Iseult and who is named on the stone found near here and now at the Four Turnings, Fowey.
On 31st August 1644, the site was held by Parliamentary forces and taken by the royalists.
Allegiance:
Neutral
Condition:
Poor
Condition Description:
In need of repainting
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Memorial Address:
Castle Dore, Par, Cornwall PL24 2UA
County:
Cornwall
Country:
England
Geoloation:
50.362870056834424, -4.668720069284693