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Tag: Codger Fort

architecture, eyecatcher, Folly, garden history, Northumberland, Sham fortification

Codger Fort, Rothley, Northumberland

Posted on September 26, 2024by Editor
Codger Fort, Rothley, Northumberland

A short distance from Rothley Castle, on land which was once part of the Wallington Hall estate near Morpeth, is a sham fort known today as Codger Fort. It was built as an eye-catcher by Sir Walter Calverley Blackett in around 1770 as part of a programme of improvements at Rothley.

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