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• A defensive moat may have surrounded the barmkin in the past.
• The barmkin was presumably demolished to make way for the 17th century manor.
• Also the courtyard was protected by a high wall which was called the Barmkin.
• The Scotts  ancestors of Sir Walter  rebuilt parts of the tower and barmkin.
• A survey in 1561 reported only the remnants of a tower house and a barmkin.
• An extensive archaeological excavation of the castle and its surrounding barmkin area was also initiated by the proprietor.
• The surrounding barmkin was added around 1550, and the present battlements and two square caphouses date from about 1600.
• After the fall of the Marquis of Montrose were shot in the barmkin of Newark after the Battle of Philiphaugh.
• The east part of the " barmkin " once contained a small garden, all of which is now gone.
• The western barmkin is more intact, with walls up to first floor level around the narrow entrance in the west wall.
• It is thought that a barmkin once surrounded the site, while other buildings probably stood between the tower and the ditch.
• Most of the 14th-century tower still survives, together with some of the original enclosing wall of the barmkin, or fortified courtyard.
• To the south of the castle, a barmkin or courtyard, approximately 30 m by 13 m, was originally surrounded by a stone wall.
• These upper parts of the tower, including a gunloop in the west gable covering the " barmkin ", were remodelled in the 17th century.
• Remains of a 12 13th century east curtain wall of squared stone include a gateway to a barmkin, mural chambers, garderobe, and a round arch.
• Around 1520, David Lindsay decided to abandon the original castle, and built a tower house and barmkin, or courtyard, in a more sheltered location nearby.
• The tower is a category A listed building, while the ground to the south, which may once have formed a barmkin, is a Scheduled Ancient Monument.
• In a survey of 1541 the tower house at Clennell was described as'a little tower of Percival Clennell'then newly repaired with a barmkin under construction.
• The tower is surrounded by the remains of a stone " barmkin " wall, within which the ruins of outbuildings and a small chapel are still visible.
• A fortified manor house was recorded at Biddlestone in 1415 and a survey in 1541 disclosed a pele tower with a barmkin in good repair in the ownership of Percival Selby.