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Westminster Castle (aka “The Pillar of Fire”), Colorado is a late 19th century, red sandstone building constructed to house a Presbyterian University (Westminster University). With a 175ft tower at its main entrance, the Romanesque style property resembles a unique chateau.
Completed in 1893 but not opened until 1908, Westminster Castle is on the National Register of Historic Places and is part of the Belleview Christian School campus. Whilst not one of the main teaching buildings, the castle is still used by the school and features on the school's website.
3455 W 83rd Ave, Westminster,
Colorado 80031, United States
+1 303-427-5459
Hazard Castle, Narragansett, Rhode Island is a neo-gothic landmark built in the 1800s and now home to Middlebridge School.
Excalibur Hotel, Las Vegas, Nevada is a fairytale castle operating as a casino and hotel resort as part of MGM […]
Gimghoul (Hippol) Castle, Chapel Hill, North Carolina is the HQ of the secretive Order of Gimghoul – a college society.
Reynolds Castle (James E. Reynolds House), Cameron, Oklahoma is a 100 year old, stone residence with castle-like features.