All about Beeston Castle

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Beeston Castle in Cheshire, was built, inspired by the great castles of the Holy Land, in 13th century by Earl Ranulf of Chester on a craggy cliff in the middle of Cheshire plain.

This is the Beston Castle Story and picture galleries (including drawings):

  • Beeston Castle - historic draws

  • Pics from Beeston Castle (Cheshire)

  • The history of Beeston Castle

  • Beeston Castle New Articles


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