Picton Castle

Sum awarded: £8,380

Pembroke’s Picton Castle is a medieval building with later alterations and additions. It is uncertain when it was built and by who, but it is likely to have been established in about 1300 by Sir John Wogan. Picton has an unusual layout but may have parallels with French medieval castles.

Neil Ludlow and the Dyfed Archaeological Trust will carry out a measured survey of the building, recording its structure and creating a photographic record of the site. This will be an invaluable resource to understand the site, and help show the castle’s development over the centuries.

Image 1: © Alan Hughes, licensed CC-BY-SA 2.0
Image 2: © Ruth Sharville, licensed CC-BY-SA 2.0

Picton Castle Survey and Recording Report (23.6MB PDF)