Norham castle by Hubert E.H.Jerningham, M.P., Edinburgh: William Paterson. 1883

Notes on the ruins of Dunluce castle county of Antrim, with explanation of a reconstructed plan of the earlier fortress. By W. H. Lynn, Architect. Also some historical notes of its builders, the Macuillins and Macdonnells. By Francis Joseph Bigger, M.R.I.A. Belfast: M'Caw, Stevenson & Orr, Limited, The Linenhall press. 1905.

Picturesque views and description of cities, towns, castles, mansions, and other objects of interesting feature, in Staffordshire from original designs, taken expressly for this work, by Frederick Calvert; engraved on steel by Mr.T.Radclyffe: with historical and topographical illustrations, by William West. Birmingham: published by William Emans, 170, Bromsgrove street. 1834.

Richborough castle by J. P. Bushe-fox, F.S.A. inspector of ancient monuments for England. London: printed and published by his majesty's stationery office. 1922

Royal castles of England comprising an account of those ancient Fortresses which from the days of William the conqueror either were the homes of English sovereigns or have been intimately associated with the History and Romance of their lives. By Henry C. Shelley, author of "Shakespeare and Stratford," "The art of the Wallace collection," "Tintern Abbey," etc. Illustrated. London: Simpkin, Marshall, Hamilton, Kent & Co. Ltd. 1914.

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Ruined abbeys and castles of Great Britain and Ireland. By William Howitt. The photographic illustrations by Thompson, Sedgfield, Ogle, and Hemphill. London: Alfred W. Bennett, 5, Bishopsgate without. 1864.

Siege of the castle of Edinburgh 1689. Printed at Edinburgh, 1828. Presented to the Bannatyne club by Robert Bell.

Some notices of the castle and of the abbies and other religious houses at Trim. Collected from various authorities. Trim: printed by Henry Griffith, 1835.

The castle of Edinburgh by G. F. Maine (fellow of the Royal Anthropological Institute), cover design and illustrations by Cecile Walton. Printed and published by G. F. Maine (all rights reserved). 1920

The Ancient castles of England and Wales; engraved by William Woolnoth, from original drawings, with historical descriptions by E. W. Brayley, jun. London: published by Longman, Hurst, and Co. Paternoster row and W. Woolnoth, 4, Cross street, Islington. 1825.

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The battle of the Channel Tunnel and Dover castle and forts. A letter (March the 11th, 1882, but with some corrections and modifications) to the Right Honourable Wm. Ewart Gladstone, M.P., First Lord of the treasury; by the Rev. Thomas Berney, A.M., rector and officiating minister of Bracon Ash. Printed by the author to every member of the Legislature.

The castle of Milan. 64 views with text by Polifilo. Milano E.Bonomi – editore/ Galleria Vitt. Eman. 84-86. 1912

The castles and keeps of Scotland being a description of sundry fortresses, towers, peels, and other houses of strength built by the princes and barons of old time in the highlands, islands and borders of the ancient and godfearing kingdom of Scotland by Frank Roy Fraprie, author of "Among Bavarian Inns". Illustrated. Boston: L.C.Page & Company. 1907

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The castles of England their story and structure by sir James D. Mackenzie baronet of Scatwell and Tarbat with 40 plates, 158 text illustrations and 70 plans. New York, The Macmillan Co. 1896.

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The chateaux of the Loire. How to visit them rapidly and economically by railway, motor car or bicycle. Joanne Guide Book. Hachette E.C. 1909

The chateaux of the Loire. How to visit them rapidly and economically by railway, motor car or bicycle. Joanne Guide Book. Hachette E.C. 1909

The church and fortress of Dover castle. By the Rev. John Puckle, M.A., vicar of St. Mary's, Dover; Rural Dean. With illustrations from the Author’s drawings. Oxford and London: John Henry and James Parker. 1864

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The early Norman castles of the British Isles by Ella S. Armitage, honorary fellow of the society of Antiquaries of Scotland, author of "The childhood of the English nation"; "The connection of England and Scotland" ; "An introduction to English antiquities" etc., etc. with plans by D. H. Montgomerie, F.S.A. London John Murray, Albemarle street, W. 1912