Chesters Fort, Hadrian’s Wall
Posted in Architecture, History, Trips at 12:00 on 28 November 2021
Chesters Fort was one of the Roman forts stationed along Hadrian’s Wall. It lies a few miles north of Hexham, on a position commanding a crossing point on the river North Tyne.
It was a posting for a troop of cavalry originally raised in what is now Spain.
As a result the remains of the stables take up a fair bit of the site towards the entrance:
This one was taken from further up the hill, stables to left, Commandant’s House to right.
An interval tower:-
Tower at South-East Angle of fort:-
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