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Military Architecture in England During the Middle Ages

Note 132 — Chapter V · THE BEGINNING OF THE STONE CASTLE

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Pat. 2 Edw. III., pt. 2, m. 4. The walls of this chapel, dedicated to St Peter, remain. In the fifteenth century it was enlarged as far as the west curtain by a western annexe, and in the sixteenth century it was divided into two floors, the upper floor being the court-house, and the lower floor the record-room of the court of the Marches.

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