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CARLISLE

Arroyo block N

Arnhem block

Alma block

Gallipoli block

Powder magazine Parade ground

Ypres block Militia store Half-moon battery Casemates Captain’s Tower

Officers’ mess Queen Mary’s Tower Garrison cells Outer gatehouse

Dacre postern

Tile Tower

A Y W L E S T C A

12th century 13th–15th century 16th–early 19th century 0 50 100m Mid-19th–20th century

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Third floor Roof

Second floor Section

Prison

Kitchen

Latrine Oratory

First floor Well room

Portcullis room

12th century Lobby 13th–15th century Latrine 16th–early 19th century Mid-19th–20th century

Ground floor Well

N

Entrance

0 10m

Forebuilding

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Section Section

Gallery Second floor

Chamber Upper part of hall

First floor Withdrawing chamber First floor

Service Hall area

Kitchen

N Mezzanine Ground floor

N Ground floor Anteroom

12th century 13th–15th century Chamber 16th–early 19th century Barbican Mid-19th–20th century

Gatekeeper’s room 0 10m with cellar below

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0 50 100m

N

Carlisle Castle

Site of Roman fort

a y W l e s t C a

C a s t l e S t r e e t A b b e y S t r e e River Caldew t

Based upon Ordnance Survey data. © Crown copyright 2012. All rights reserved. Licence no. 100024900.

This drawing is English Heritage copyright and is supplied for the purposes of private research. It may not be reproduced in any medium without the express written permission of English Heritage. February 2015