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Radcliffe Moat
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Radcliffe MoatRadcliffe Moat is possibly a 13th century medieval fortified manor house, founded by Sir Robert de Eueringham. The large quadrangular platform, is encased by the remains of a substantial moat but there are no visible building foundations and one corner is lost to a railway line. The successor to Hangthwaite Castle, the site is heavily overgrown and is best viewed in winter. 8 miles south-west at Mexborough is Castle Hill.


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Radcliffe Moat is located south-east of Adwick-le-Street, off the Great North Road. 4 miles north of Doncaster, on the A638.

The site is visible from a dismantled railway line.

Car parking is by the side of the road.

Click here for moat pictures Radcliffe Moat Picture 1Radcliffe Moat Picture 2 and a castle map of the area Castle Map of the Area

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