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Since the time of the civil war, the keep has undergone much alteration. The upper part was demolished in the 1690's. The surviving ruin was adapted in the 18th century by Charles Gray, local member of parliament for this own use. He added the large windows, domes tower and tiled roof.

Colchester Castle

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Since the time of the civil war, the keep has undergone much alteration. The upper part was demolished in the 1690's. The surviving ruin was adapted in the 18th century by Charles Gray, local member of parliament for this own use. He added the large windows, domes tower and tiled roof.

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27th Dec 2005 by Diane Earl

Subjects:
 English, History

Key Stages:
 Key Stage 2, Key Stage 3

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