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Windsor Castle is a grand home in England.

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Windsorcastleplan

A leader built the first castle long ago. It was made of wood and earth. Later, people built it with strong stone.

Windsor Castle Upper Ward Quadrangle Corrected 2- Nov 2006
Windsor Castle Upper Ward Quadrangle Corrected 2- Nov 2006

Many kings and queens lived there. They used the castle for big parties. It is a very old palace.

Windsor Castle Upper Ward Quadrangle 2 - Nov 2006
Windsor Castle Upper Ward Quadrangle 2 - Nov 2006

The castle has a tall tower. It also has a beautiful chapel. These parts are very special.

Many people visit the castle today. It is a famous place to see.

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Windsor horseshoe cloister 01.JPG
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Windsor round tower 03.JPG
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Curfew Tower, Windsor Castle.jpg
File:Puerta normanda del castillo de Windsor.jpg
Puerta normanda del castillo de Windsor.jpg
File:Windsor Castle Edwardian Frontage.jpg
Windsor Castle Edwardian Frontage.jpg
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St. Georges Chapel, Windsor Castle (2).jpg

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