Lincoln Castle, which holds one of four extant copies of the Magna Carta, is celebrating the document’s 800th birthday this year with the opening of a new vault to show off its copy.

With 63 ice towers and walls that will grow to over 50 feet, this year's Ice Castle in Lincoln opens Friday, and it is bigger and better than last year.

The Moat House sits by the sloped banks of Lincoln Castle, built in the 11th Century by William the Conqueror after his victory at the Battle of Hastings.

Lincoln Castle was built in 1068 and has housed the Magna Carta since 1215. The new vault will showcase the famous document, one of only a handful of surviving originals.

Mention the word “Castle,” to anyone who has lived in Mankato for almost any length of time, and they are likely to know exactly which home is being referred to—810 South Broad Street ...

Lincoln Castle, built in 1068, could be run by a private company as the county council attempts to make savings Lincoln Castle could be outsourced to a private company under major restructure ...

A castle that had a multi-million pound vault built to house a surviving copy of Magna Carta almost triples visitor numbers.

The stories behind iconic album covers will be told in a new exhibition. Artwork from more than 100 records will be displayed at Lincoln Castle from Thursday 5 June to Sunday 24 August. They will ...

Today four copies of the Magna Carta remain: two are owned by the British Library and the remaining two are kept at Salisbury Cathedral and Lincoln Castle. Now, for the first time, a purpose-built ...

LINCOLNSHIRE, ENGLAND—An Anglo-Saxon sarcophagus discovered within an old church wall beneath Lincoln Castle has been opened. Inside, researchers discovered the remains of a person who had been ...

The 25 million-pound Ice Castles opened this past weekend in Lincoln, New Hampshire, welcoming visitors to a winter wonderland of icy slides, frozen thrones, fountains, and tunnels, and LED lights ...

Lincoln Castle was built in 1068 and has housed the Magna Carta since 1215. The new vault will showcase the famous document, one of only a handful of surviving originals.