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Severndroog Castle — Greenwich

Greenwich· Historic Sites

Severndroog Castle

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Severndroog Castle is an 18th-century folly, a triangular Gothic-style tower offering superb panoramic views across London, Essex, and Kent. Built in 1784 by Lady James of Eltham in memory of her husband, Sir William James, it's now a popular visitor attraction. The viewing platform provides incredible photographic opportunities and a peaceful escape.

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