What is recorded here
semi-fortified manor house built by the d'Auberville family in 1120 during the reign of Henry I
Old Walmer Court was a semi-fortified manor house built in 1120 by the d'Auberville family, prominent landowners in medieval Kent, during the reign of King Henry I. It is important as a rare surviving example of early Norman domestic architecture in the region.
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