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Title
Good Castle
Subject
Good Castle
Description
The "Old Castle" - The Good Castle was built in 1880 of native limestone on a hilltop northwest of town. Enos Good built the home to resemble an old country mansion for his bride, Eliza Boggs Good. Both Mr. and Mrs. Good were natives of England and the castle was their home as long as they lived. Legend had it that Mrs. Good, whose high fashion gowns were made of luxurious silks, satins and lace, had been a lady-in-waiting to Queen Victoria of England. Mrs. Good died in 1905. After Mr. Good's death, the property was purchased by the Robbins family. The house eventually fell to ruins. As long as a stone remained, it was referred to by the people of Stockton as the "Old Castle."
Publisher
Plainville Memorial Library
Contributor
Stockton National Bank July 1988 calendar
Rights
All rights reserved
Format
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Type
photo
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