Raglan, The Castle, Grand Staircase 1914
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Raglan was the last castle to hold out against Parliament in 1646. On his restoration, Charles II rewarded the Pembroke family by raising it from an earldom to a marquessate. In the 17th century, the second marquess wrote a treatise on the use of steam and water-power in which he anticipated the invention of the steam pump.
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