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|event=[[Scarborough Castle#Early history of the site|c.900-500 BCE]] [[Bronze Age]]; [[sword]] unearthed at the Castle dates from this time

...shire, England; once an important mediaeval port and site of a major royal castle (population about 52,000).

...ping street, leading down to the foreshore and overlooked by [[Scarborough Castle]].</div></div> |valign=top|[[Image:Scarborough-castle-keep.jpg|350px]]

...s}}</noinclude>Published in 1969, it is the tenth novel in the [[Blandings Castle]] series by the British comic writer [[P.G. Wodehouse]].

...of his large establishment, is the pivotal figure in a number of Blandings Castle books, being the subject of various schemes and plots by both malefactors a ...ghts of fancy by Wodehouse, a young suitor of one of the typical Blandings Castle ingenues is obliged in the 1947 novel [[Full Moon]] to disguise himself as

{{Image|Malbork Castle, 2010.jpg|right|350px|[[Malbork Castle]], now in [[Poland]], served as the headquarters of the Teutonic Knights fr ...mbarkation point for travel to the Near East) and established at [[Malbork Castle]] in September 1309. At the time there were suggestions that all military o

'''Balmoral Castle''' is a nineteenth-century [[Scotland|Scottish]] [[estate]] house in [[Aber

...Manchester University Press. ISBN 9780719033490.</ref> The origins of the castle as a distinct building type is hotly debated, and in such discussions it is

{{Image|Hopton Castle, 2009.jpg|right|350px|The large stone tower Hopton Castle in 2009}} ...ions at Hopton Castle.jpg|right|350px|Archaeological excavations at Hopton Castle in 2009}}

'''Buttery''' is an archaic term for a room in a medieval house or castle where butts (and [[barrel]]s and [[bottle]]s) of various [[alcohol]]ic drin

{{r|Hopton Castle}} {{r|Carlisle Castle}}

*Clark, G.T. 'Scarborough Castle'. ''The Yorkshire Archaeological and Topographical Journal'' VIII. *Goodall, J.A.A. (2000). ''Scarborough Castle''. London: English Heritage. ISBN 1850747865.

...inawa|Shuri]] (首里), now the site of Okinawa's reconstructed [[Shuri Castle|castle]]. ...U.S. invasion of Japan during [[World War II, Pacific|World War II]]. The castle was destroyed by the U.S. bombardment of the island. Over 33,000 [[United S

....co.uk/comedy/guide/articles/b/blandingscastle_1299000352.shtml "Blandings Castle" (1967)]'' at the [[BBC]] Comedy Guide

*Swallow, Rachel (2012). “Landscape of Power: Aldford Castle, Cheshire”, ''Cheshire History Journal'' 52. pp. 5&ndash;28.

{{Image|Hearst castle.jpg|right|350px|Hearst Castle}} '''Hearst San Simeon State Historical Monument''', better known as '''Hearst Castle''', was built by [[William Randolph Hearst]], the newspaper magnate. [[Geor

...inawa|Shuri]] (首里), now the site of Okinawa's reconstructed [[Shuri Castle|castle]]. ...U.S. invasion of Japan during [[World War II, Pacific|World War II]]. The castle was destroyed by the U.S. bombardment of the island. Over 33,000 [[United S

...nactment-scarborough-castle.jpg|Roman infantry re-enactment, [[Scarborough Castle]], [[England]]

[[Image: Cape coast castle 2.JPG|thumb|Cape Coast Castle in Ghana]] [[Image: Cape coast castle 1.JPG|thumb|Cape Coast Castle in Ghana]]

...ee hive. Below the castle is Browny's Cave. This may have connected to the castle above and been used as a sally port and communication route to the sea. ...se in rebellion and defeated the King's arms at a battle near [[Inverlochy castle]].