Goodrich Court, Gothic Revival castle in Herefordshire, England.
Built in 1828, Goodrich Court stands as a Gothic Revival structure with red sandstone walls, round towers, and a prominent gatehouse.
Sir Samuel Rush Meyrick commissioned architect Edward Blore to design this castle, which housed an extensive collection of armor later transferred to British museums.
The castle represents the 19th-century fascination with medieval architecture and the social status of English aristocracy during the Victorian period.
The remaining Monmouth Gatehouse, now a Grade II listed building, stands along the road connecting Monmouth to Ross-on-Wye.
During World War II, Felsted School students occupied the castle, with one student requiring rescue after getting trapped inside a Jacobean helmet.
Architects: Edward Blore
Architectural style: Gothic Revival
GPS coordinates: 51.87900,-2.62350
Latest update: March 7, 2025 14:54
Hill Court Manor
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Kerne Bridge
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Flanesford Priory
1.1 km
Church of St Giles
1.2 km
Goodrich Castle
594 m
Dry Arch Bridge 300yds NE of St Giles' Church
1.1 km
Church of St Matthew
1.3 km
Ye Hostelrie
825 m
Church of St Michael
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Tovey Monument Approximately 0.25 Metres From South Wall Of Nave Of Church Of St Giles
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Gritton Monument approximately 30 metres south-west of west tower of Church of St Giles
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Walford War Memorial
1.6 km
The Gatehouse
604 m
Edwards Monument approximately 1 metre south of organ chamber of Church of St Giles
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Goodrich Manor
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Goodrich War Memorial
925 m
Flanesford Priory Farmhouse
1.1 km
Chest tomb against south wall of nave east of porch of Church of St Giles
1.2 km
New Barn House And Attached Outhouse
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Group of three headstones approximately 3 metres south-west of south porch of Church Of St Giles
1.2 km
Base of churchyard cross with shaft approximately 2 metres south of south porch of Church of St Giles
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The Old Court
1.3 km
Upper Granton
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Cider mill at Flanesford Priory
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The South Lodge
484 m
Whitehall
1.4 km
New House
1.1 km
Stone bench approximately 18 metres east of chancel of Church of St Giles
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