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Military Architecture in England During the Middle Ages

Note 119 — Chapter V · THE BEGINNING OF THE STONE CASTLE

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The string-courses of the upper stages of the tower, and the windows of the southern chamber, which was of the full height of the two upper stories, and probably formed the chapel of the castle, have further enrichment; but the detail is nowhere elaborate. See T. M. Blagg, F.S.A., A Guide to Newark, &c., 2nd ed., pp. 19-22.

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