Castellum Bruce

Castellum Bruce (Anglice Bruce Castle, antea Lordship House) est manerium vel villa saeculi XVI, gradum I in indice aedificiorum historicorum habens, in via Lordship Lane in Tottenhamia regione Londinii situm. Nominatum est ex gente Bruce, quae antea hos agros tenebat. Creditur in situ stare aedificii prioris, de quo parum notum est. Domus praesens est una ex veterrimus domibus latericiis quae exstant. Saeculis XVII, XVIII, XIX mutatum est. Hanc domum habitabant, inter alios, dominus Gulielmus Compton, barones Coleraine, ac dominus Rowland Hill. Saeculo XIX ludus litterarum erat, ala occidenali lateri addita. Postea conversum est in museum quod historiam burgi Haringey tractat et, propter Rowland Hill, historiam Royal Mail, officii tabellariorum publicorum Britannici. Archiva Haringey quoque hic conversantur. Ab anno 1892 loci circumposita sunt hortus publicus, Tottenhamiae veterrimus. Notae Bibliographia Cherry, Bridget; Pevsner, Nikolaus (1998), The Buildings of England, London 4: North, London: Penguin, ISBN 0-14-071049-3 Clifford, Anne (1990), The Diaries of Lady Anne Clifford, Stroud: Alan Sutton, ISBN 0-86299-560-4 Connor, Jim (2004), Branch Lines to Enfield Town and Palace Gates, Midhurst: Middleton Press, ISBN 1-904474-32-2 Lake, G.H. (1945), The Railways of Tottenham, London: Greenlake Publications Ltd, ISBN 1-899890-26-2 Olsen, Donald J (1976), The Growth of Victorian London, London: Batsford, ISBN 0-7134-3229-2 Pegram, Jean (1987), From Manor House... to Museum, Haringey History Bulletin, 28, London: Hornsey Historical Society, ISBN 0-903481-05-7 Robinson, William (1840), History and Antiquities of the Parish of Tottenham (2 ed.), London Underwood, Peter (1992), The A–Z of British Ghosts, London: Chancellor Press, ISBN 1-85152-194-1 Nexus externi Museum Castelli Bruce