PRINTS - LANDSCAPES NORTH EAST OF ENGLAND  AD100 AD118 AD122 AD115 AD117 AD148 AD126 AD127 AD131 AD139 AD147 AD150 AD127 - Marmion Tower, North Yorkshire This enigmatic building was the gatehouse to a 14th century manor house, long gone, and its elaborate oriel window with its delicate gothic tracery, is evocative of Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet. It is thought there may be a link with Sir Walter Scott’s ‘Marmion’ poem. Now owned by English Heritage, it is situated in West Tansfield, North Yorkshire, and overlooks the River Ure.