North Castle

North Castle is a historic stone fortress located in North Yorkshire, England, dating back to medieval times. Built in the 12th century, it served as a defensive stronghold and a residence for local lords. The castle features thick stone walls, a central courtyard, and remains of towers and a gatehouse. Today, it is an important archaeological site and a popular spot for visitors interested in medieval history. Its well-preserved ruins provide insight into medieval construction and feudal life, making it a valuable cultural landmark in the region.