Records of York Castle: Fortress, Court House, and Prison

This book is a comprehensive history of York Castle, one of the most important strategic and legal centers in England. A. W. Twyford and Arthur Griffiths offer a fascinating account of the castle's role in national politics and warfare, as well as its significance as a center of justice and civic life. The book is also a tribute to the remarkable architecture and engineering of the castle, from its Norman origins to its Victorian expansion. It is an essential resource for anyone interested in the history of England, law, or architecture.

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