The Courtyard - (Left) The Jacobean South Wing was completed in 1619, the year of the first of three visits to the Castle by James I. - (Back Left) Tudor North Wing Stair Tower. This is the earliest brick building in the Castle and was built during the residency of the Ferrers family. - (Back Centre) Dating from the 13th century (c.1220), the North Wing comprises the oldest apartment building within the Shell-Keep. - (Back Right) The Tower has been built within the Shell-Keep walls and dates from c.1180 in the reign of Henry II (1154-1189). The lowest storey of this Tower has traditionally been called the Dungeon. - (Right) The Tudor Warder's Lodge was built by Sir Humphrey Ferrers in the late 16th century.