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Severndroog Castle
An 18-metre high triangular folly, built in 1784 by the wife of Sir William James, in memory of her husband's capture of the fortress of Severndroog on the Malabar Coast.
The Severndroog Campaign Group is battling for funding to restore the building and open it to the public. Learn about the history of the castle and find out how you can support the campaign on the
Severndroog Campaign Group website
.
In 2004, BBC featured the castle on its Restoration programme.
Opening hours
Not open to the public – exterior viewing only.
Address
Castlewood
Shooters Hill
London SE18
Location map of Severndroog Castle
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Severndroog Castle in our 'monuments' section
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