DescriptionModel of Kenilworth Castle in 1575-80 trimmed.jpg	A model of Kenilworth Castle on permanent display in the site's visitor centre. The model is a reconstruction of how the castle may have appeared in the late 16th century; the caption below it (out of shot) reads "Kenilworth Castle: This model shows the castle as it may have appeared in about 1575–80."
Date	18 October 2010, 16:51 (UTC)
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