| North-east of Kirkby StephenA 12th century great tower with buildings,heightened in the 13th century and added to from the 13th to the 17th centuries. Restoration done by Anne Clifford, Countess of Dorset. more information |
 | One mile south east of Penrith just off A66 Built around 1170 on the banks of the Eamont. Added to mainly in the 17th century, becoming the property of Anne Clifford, Countess of Dorset, Pembroke and Montgomery. The castle is now in ruins although the great tower is still impressive. more information |
 | At Carlisle The castle has always played a vital part in Britain's history due to its location.Begun in 1092, extended by Henry I it fell to Scottish hands,although reclaimed by Henry II, and besieged by the Scottish king ,William the Lion. Much altered and restored, now it houses the museum of the Border Regiment & King's Own Royal Border Regiment. more information |