What is recorded here
A named place photographed at this map point in East Hertfordshire.
Built by the de Lacy family in the 12th century, Castle Hill in Bishop's Stortford is remembered as a strategic Norman stronghold that controlled key trade routes through Hertfordshire. Its earthworks and historical association with the powerful de Lacy earls contribute to its local and regional significance.
Places near here
Plaque on Hockerill FountainHeritage place · 24 yd
Remains of Waytemore Castle motteCastle, fort or tower · 24 yd
Remains of Waytemore CastleListed building · 40 yd
Waytemore Castle (remains)Castle · 55 yd
Waytemore CastleVisitor information · 55 yd
The River StortVisitor information · 58 yd
War memorial detailHeritage place · 118 yd
War Memorial, Bishop's StortfordHeritage place · 159 yd
Date stoneStanding or carved stone · 669 yd
Old MilepostMonument or public art · 860 yd
Rhodes Arts Complex and Bishop's Stortford MuseumHeritage place · 985 yd
Bishop's Stortford MuseumMuseum · 996 ydOther information
Photo: Colin Smith · CC BY-SA 2.0