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The Early Norman Castles of the British Isles

Note 79 — Chapter III · ANGLO-SAXON FORTIFICATIONS—continued

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A good deal has been made of the name Oldbury, as pointing to the old burh; but Oldbury is the name of the manor, not of the hillock, which bears the singular name of Pampudding Hill. Tradition says that the Parliamentary forces used it for their guns in 1646. Eyton’s Shropshire, i., 132.

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