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RMCF2HXN–A panoramic view of Upnor Castle, an Elizabethan artillery fort on the banks of the River Medway.
RF2G5P44T–Upnor Castle on the west bank of the River Medway, Upnor, near Chatham, Kent, England, United Kingdom, Europe
RMEFNF8W–A paved path between two low walls leads to two stout wooden doors in the stone and brick built gatehouse of Upnor Castle
RMT58JXB–Upnor, Rochester, Kent, UK. A yacht leaves Chatham Marina and sails into the River Medway and past Upnor Castle.
RF2G8G18A–Upnor Castle on the west bank of the River Medway, Upnor, near Chatham, Kent, England, United Kingdom, Europe
RMCF2MJT–Upnor Castle, an Elizabethan artillery fort built in 1559 to protect warships moored at Chatham dockyards.
RFRWYCN1–Early spiral staircase leading from Upnor castle building down to the gun platform which helped protect the English fleet in the Medway from attack
RF2G5P458–Upnor Castle on the west bank of the River Medway, Upnor, near Chatham, Kent, England, United Kingdom, Europe
RMEFNG4N–The North tower of Upnor Castle protecting the bastion and it's cannons facing Chatham Dockyard across the River Medway
RM2BEPJB6–A blue wooden dinghy on the beach below Upnor Castle and an octagonal summer house, on the River Medway, Kent, UK
RMT58JY2–Upnor, Rochester, Kent. UK. A boat leaves Chatham Maritime Marina Lock and sails into the River Medway and past Upnor Castle.
RMH463GE–Upnor castle viewed from across the River Medway at Chatham maritime marina. Medway. Kent. England. UK
RF2HB84GC–Upnor near Rochester & the Medway Estuary in Kent, England. Upnor castle can be seen in the distance
RMCF2MHG–The entrance to Upnor Castle, an Elizabethan artillery fort built in 1559 to protect warships moored at Chatham dockyards.
RFRWYCGE–Early spiral staircase leading from Upnor castle building down to the gun platform which helped protect the English fleet in the Medway from attack
RF2G6R19B–Upnor Castle and Upnor village on the west bank of the River Medway, Upnor, near Chatham, Kent, England, United Kingdom, Europe
RMEFNF9A–The brick and stone stone tower of the gatehouse and adjoining walls, embedded with long sharp steel spikes, of Upnor castle
RFJ0GM1G–View from Chatham Maritime Marina in Kent, England, looking across the River Medway with Upnor Castle on the far bank.
RMWAA2EG–View from the riverside of the River Medway at Upnor of Upnor Castle and an octagonal summer house, Kent, UK
RFT8YM08–Yachts at moorings on the River Medway at Lower Upnor, Kent,UK. Showing Upnor Castle in the distance.
RMCF2MHA–The entrance to Upnor Castle, an Elizabethan artillery fort built in 1559 to protect warships moored at Chatham dockyards.
RM2G86787–17/07/2021 River Medway St. Mary’s Island Chatham UK Perfect azure skies this mourning above the River Medway. Image shows Upnor Castle.
RMEFNFA6–The north tower and adjoining walls embedded with sharp steel spikes of the Tudor Upnor Castle on the banks of the River Medway
RMT58JXE–Upnor, Rochester, Kent, UK. A yacht leaves Chatham Marina and sails into the River Medway and past Upnor Castle.
RMWAA2EC–View from the riverside of the River Medway at Upnor of Upnor Castle and an octagonal summer house, Kent, UK
RMCF2MJH–The Water Bastion at Upnor Castle, an Elizabethan artillery fort built in 1559 to protect warships moored at Chatham dockyards.
RMTBN0F7–The Elizabethan Upnor Castle on the Hoo peninsula in north Kent with the River Medway and Chatham Quays in the background.
RMEFNF8G–The gatehouse and adjoining walls on the landward side of Upnor Castle embedded with long sharp spikes set in tranquil grounds
RFT8YM8N–Yachts at moorings on the River Medway at Lower Upnor, Kent,UK. Showing Upnor Castle in the distance.
RMTA089N–A blue wooden dinghy on the beach below Upnor Castle and an octagonal summer house, on the River Medway, Kent, UK
RMCF2MHX–Two cannons positioned on the bastion at Upnor Castle, an Elizabethan artillery fort built in 1559 to protect warships moored at
RMENM2RP–View of the River Medway from Upnor Castle. The warning painted on the wall derives from the castle's use as a gunpowder store.
RMTBN0FG–A display in the gunpowder magazine at Upnor Castle, an Elizabethan artillery fort on the Hoo Peninsula in Kent, shows handling of the powder barrels.
