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Oxford Castle
Oxford Castle is a huge, somewhat destroyed Norman archaic manor on the western side of focal Oxford in Oxfordshire, England. The vast majority of the first moated, wooden motte and bailey château was supplanted in stone in the late twelfth or mid-thirteenth century and the stronghold assumed a significant job in the contention of the Anarchy. In the fourteenth century, the military estimation of the manor reduced and the site became utilized essentially for province organization and as a jail. The enduring rectangular St George's Tower is presently accepted to pre-date the rest of the château and be a watchtower related with the first Saxon west entryway of the city.
A large portion of the manor was wrecked in the English Civil War and by the eighteenth century, the excess structures had become Oxford's neighborhood jail. Another jail complex was based on the site from 1785 onwards and extended in 1876; this became HM Prison Oxford.
The jail shut in 1996 and was redeveloped as a lodging and guest fascination.

Woodchester Mansion Stonehouse
It is an incomplete show-stopper. The structure began around 1857 yet halted during the 1860s so floors and roofs are missing, dividers not put and windows unglazed. All the mysteries of the development of the Mansion are obvious - something guests won't ever find in another nation house.
The Mansion was planned by a youthful nearby designer, Benjamin Bucknall from Rodborough. He delivered a special Gothic Revival house that mixes the neighborhood conventional work in limestone with the thoughts of the French compositional mastermind Viollet-le-Duc.
The nature of the stone carvings in the Mansion is remarkable: some are propelled by the plants in the encompassing valley and others are life-like pictures of creatures. There are additionally genuine vertebrates to be viewed as the Mansion houses rearing states of Greater and Lesser Horseshoe bats.
Possessed by Stroud District Council, the Mansion is overseen by the Woodchester Mansion Trust. On Open Days guests can perceive how the house was constructed, respect the fine carvings and take a gander at the bats on CCTV. Rewards are accessible and the encompassing Woodchester Park can be investigated.

Eerie female Ghost Enforces Lockdown
A spooky costumed figure has been frightening occupants into staying inside in the Indian town of Odisha.
Back on April seventeenth, we secured the account of volunteers taking on the appearance of phantoms in Indonesia's Kepuh town trying to unnerve individuals into following the coronavirus lockdown limitations.
It's a thought that appears to have been getting near, as it has since been accounted for that a lady in India has been doing essentially something very similar while spruced up as a ghost.
With long dark hair, chalk-white skin and a dark streaming sari, the lady has turned in excess of a couple of heads as of late and as per reports, has demonstrated very compelling at inspiring consistence.
She was supposedly recruited by the town chamber to help bolster endeavors to authorize lockdown.
"This seems like a scene from a parody blood and gore movie!" said movie chief Madhureeta Anand.
"Full stamps for innovativeness to the individual who pondered this. We additionally need to instruct individuals with the goal that they don't mess with the pandemic and don't succumb to gossipy tidbits."