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English: Plan of the Roman Saxon Shore fort known as "Walton Castle", in Felixstowe, Suffolk. The ruins in the northeast corner (bottom right) may be those of a Norman castle which was dismantled by Henry II in 1176. The drawing is from: The Victoria history of the county of Suffolk, Volume 1. Published 1907. The drawing is dated to 1623. |
| Date | 1623. (Reprinted 1907). |
| Source/Photographer | https://archive.org/stream/victoriahisto01page#page/n342/mode/1up |
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| current | 20:37, 20 April 2011 | | 1,640 × 720 (284 KB) | Singinglemon | {{Information |Description ={{en|1=Plan of the Roman Saxon Shore fort known as "Walton Castle", in Felixstowe, Suffolk. It shows the Roman walls of the fort and the location of the ruins of a Norman castle in the northeast corner (bottom right). The dr |
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