MONUMENT NO. 112738

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The tenuous alleged site of Medieval castle at Ronhill, conjectured by an early 20th century historian; based perhaps on ambiguous documentary evidence. No further evidence is known and the site has not since been identified on the ground.

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A castle once stood on Ronhill (name SO 673762). It
was much smaller than the castle to the north-west of the church
(SO 67 NE 8). (Auchmuty's description of the latter suggests, as
does his description of Castle Toot (SO 67 NE 6) a Medieval origin.
He may well be inferring that Ronhill can be taken in the same
context). (1-2)

Nothing visible. (3)

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( 1) General reference

SFF Auchmuty, 1911: "History of the Parish of Cleobury Mortimer" p5

( 2) Transactions of the Caradoc and Severn Valley Field Club

(S F Auchmuty) 5 - 1909-12 Page(s)60

( 3) Aerial photograph

APs (RAF 541/188 4070-1 26.10.48

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