Brougham and Brough Castles in Cumbria have a similar history. Both were built on the site of Roman forts, whose earthworks are still visible today. Brougham was constructed in a strategic position by the crossing of the River Eamont and Brough was built to safeguard routes from the North. This guidebook is the first to link the two sites, and includes a fascinating history of the castles and their inhabitants. It includes a guided tour of both sites.