A Comprehensive List of All Castles in America.
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Twin Turret Farm and Castle, Missouri
Twin Turret Farm and Castle, Missouri is a vacation rental property in St Mary, Missouri
Greystone Castle, Texas
Greystone Castle, Texas is a 6,500 acre hunting ranch with a castellated property as its centerpiece.
Blair Hall, Princeton University, New Jersey
Blair Hall, Princeton University, New Jersey is an iconic castle-like building on Princeton’s campus
Cook Castle, Alabama
Cook Castle, Alabama is an events and wedding venue on 20 acres in Fort Payne, Alabama
Iviswold Castle, Felician University, New Jersey
Iviswold Castle, Felician University, New Jersey is a castle-like building on Felician University’s campus
Kip’s Castle, New Jersey
Kip’s Castle, New Jersey replicates a ‘medieval Norman castle’ in Verona, New Jersey
Quinlan Castle, Alabama
Quinlan Castle, Alabama is a castle-shaped building containing apartments in Birmingham, Alabama
Curwood Castle, Michigan
Curwood Castle, Michigan is a museum in Owosso, Michigan – built in the style of a chateau
Schweitzer Castle, Idaho
Schweitzer Castle, Idaho is a luxury vacation rental property in Sandpoint, Idaho
America – A Land of Castles
It may come as a surprise to some but there are lots of castles in America – from the west coast to the east coast and from the very south to the very north – if you search hard enough (which is what we've done), you'll find chateaux, forts, whimsical towers and, yes, castles.
With the exception of a few of the forts, pretty much all of these castles have been built for reasons other than defense or the imposition of power over an area. America's castles have been built as follies, as dreams, as a lifetime's vision. Castles in America are homes, wedding venues, tourist attractions, restaurants, hotels, vacation homes, even bakeries! But none of them ever needed to be built. They were built because the visionary behind each one of them had a dream and they acted upon that dream.
And that, in some ways make castles in America and Canada more exciting and accessible than castles in Europe. Of course over the centuries we have romanticized the medieval castle but in reality they were places of power struggles, of feuds, of barbarism, of torture and of grizzly deaths. Many have now become hotels and homes too but they also reflect darker times.
We're fascinated by American castles because they take the impressive architecture and style of authentic castles and chateaux and then combine that with the owner's vision to create something for current generations – whether it's a home, a hotel, a tourist attraction or a wedding venue.
We hope you too share a passion for castles in America and would love to hear from you too. Just drop us a line telling us your favorite castle in the USA or Canada and please also let us know if you're aware of any which aren't on our website.