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PELE TOWER |
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Definition: |
An uncrenellated, strong, fortified dwelling, of between two and four storeys. Occupied only in times of trouble built mainly in the border country of the North from the mid 14th to the 17th century. |
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Aliases: |
Peel Tower, Rectory Pele, Vicars Pele |
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Parent Term: |
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Hierarchy: |
TOP
/ DEFENCE / FORTIFIED HOUSE / PELE TOWER |
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show structures that have at least one PELE TOWER
Taken from the Building Types Thesaurus, (NMR Monument Type Thesaurus). ©2001 English Heritage
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Last Modified 25 March 2004
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