Tattershall Castle

It is a stronghold in Tattershall, Lincolnshire, England, around 12 miles north east of Sleaford.

It is under the watchful eye of the National Trust.Tattershall Castle isn't a palace in the standard feeling of the word, however a sustained pinnacle house worked around 1440 for Ralph Cromwell, the effective Lord Treasurer of England.

Tattershall was one of the main residential structures in England to make broad utilization of brick.The first manor at Tattershall here was worked in 1231 by Robert de Tattershall, who made a moated site encasing an internal bailey, with a couple of raised upper baileys.

The site was surrounded by a shade divider, yet all proof of this divider have been lost spare the establishments of two flanking towers.