Dunster Castle Collection
Dunster Castle, home of the Fownes-Luttrell family in Somerset, England, is a captivating historical landmark that takes you back to the enchanting world of c1880
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Dunster Castle, home of the Fownes-Luttrell family in Somerset, England, is a captivating historical landmark that takes you back to the enchanting world of c1880. As you stroll along Dunster High Street, your eyes are immediately drawn to the majestic Yarn Market on the right, with Dunster Castle standing proudly beyond. Nestled within Exmoor National Park, this castle and its Conygar Tower offer breathtaking views of the picturesque Somerset countryside. It's no wonder that even royalty couldn't resist its allure - as depicted in an engraving capturing the visit of the Prince of Wales to Dunster Castle's River Front. One can't help but be awestruck by the grandeur found within these walls. A black and white photo reveals just a portion of an exquisite stairway leading to hidden treasures within. The same staircase is showcased again in another black and white photo, highlighting its intricate beauty. The opulence continues as we glimpse into the dining room through yet another black and white photo showcasing an intricately designed ceiling fit for lavish feasts hosted by Mr George Fownes Luttrell at his seat in Dunster Castle. This historic castle has seen generations pass through its gates. An engraving immortalizes Mr Hugh Courtenay Luttrell MP as he presides over his seat at Dunster Castle - a testament to its enduring legacy. As you explore further, a vibrant color lithograph captures both Dunster Castle and Yarn Market together – two iconic landmarks harmoniously coexisting against nature's backdrop. An additional engraving showcases alluring details of this magnificent fortress while drawing attention to The Upper Gate of Keep – inviting visitors into a world where history comes alive with every step taken across time-worn stones. Dunster Castle stands tall today as a testament to centuries past.