Entrance to Carisbrooke Castle 1829

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Location	Carisbrooke Castle
Town	Carisbrooke, Isle of Wight
Technique/ material	Engraving
Original size (mm)	90 x 140
Artist/maker	unknown
Date	1829
Description	A hand-coloured engraving of the entrance to Carisbrooke Castle in 1829, published by T. Baker.
Ref number	NETCC:P.1986.23
Credit	© Carisbrooke Castle Museum