Secret Chambers and Hiding Places

Uncover the hidden history of Britain with Allan Fea's "Secret Chambers and Hiding Places," a fascinating exploration of secret chambers, priest holes, and other ingenious hiding places concealed within historic buildings and castles. Delve into the romantic and legendary stories surrounding these clandestine spaces, often linked to the Jacobites and other figures seeking refuge during turbulent times in English history.

This meticulously researched volume examines the architecture and social history that necessitated these secret retreats. Explore the traditions and lore associated with these hidden havens, revealing a captivating glimpse into a world of intrigue and survival. From grand castles to unassuming residences, discover the ingenious methods employed to create these secret spaces and the compelling reasons behind their existence. A timeless journey into the hidden corners of British history.

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