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Exploring the castle at St Ann’s Hill, Midhurst All that remains of the Norman motte and bailey castle on St Ann’s Hill, Midhurst, are the foundation stones, nestled within the trees. Thursday, 28th January 2021, 10:55 am It is thought the castle was likely built around 1066, along with other nearby castles in Chichester and Pulborough, to help secure the Norman’s position within Sussex. It was built above the River Rother, a key transport route through Sussex, and was the reason for the development of the town of Midhurst. It is not certain when the castle was first built, as it does not appear in the Domesday Book. We know that much of west Sussex was given to a friend of William the Conqueror, Roger de Montgomery. In an effort to ensure the Normans could strengthen their rule and stamp out retaliation, Roger de Montgomery built a number of castles, such as the impressive castle that still stands at Arundel.

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