What is Ludlow Castle?
{{infobox military structure|name=Ludlow Castle|gridref={{gbmapping|SO5086874594}}|ownership=The [[Earl of Powis]] and the Trustees of the Powis Estate|events=[[The Anarchy]], the [[Second Barons' War]], the [[Wars of the Roses]], the [[English Civil War]]|materials=[[Siltstone]] and red [[sandstone]]|condition=Ruined|builder=[[Walter de Lacy (died 1085)|Walter de Lacy]]|built=1066–85|coordinates={{coord|52.3672|N|2.7230|W|type:landmark_region:GB-SHR|display=inline,title}}|location=[[Ludlow]] in [[Shropshire]], England|map_size=200|map_caption=Location in Shropshire|map_alt=Located in Shropshire|map_type=Shropshire|caption=Ludlow Castle from the south-east|image=Ludlow Castle from Whitcliffe, 2011.jpg|open_to_public=Yes}}'''Ludlow Castle''' is a [[castle]] in [[Ludlow]], [[England]] that was very important during the [[Middle Ages]] because of its position on the border between England and [[Wales]]. Among those who lived at the castle were [[Arthur Tudor|Prince Arthur]], the son of King [[Henry VII of England]], and Prince Edward, the future King [[Edward V of England]]. Most of the castle is [[ruins|ruined]], but visitors are allowed. [[Category:Castles in England]] [[Category:Buildings and structures in Shropshire]] [[Category:11th-century buildings and structures]]