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Ross Castle

A Grade II Listed Building in Cleethorpes, North East Lincolnshire

Ross Castle

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In 1863 the folly, Ross Castle, which appears to be the ruins of an ancient castle tower, was built as a tourist attraction by the Manchester, Sheffield and Lincoln Railway Company. It is named after the company secretary Ernest Ross. (A Grade II Listed Building)

Uploaded by riffraff1 on 25 September 2010

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Building ID: 101103476
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