The Society's principal publications are the Journal and the Bibliography. The Journal, published each December, is one of the UK’s leading periodicals in the field. Medieval castles of the British Isles have always been one of the particular strengths of the journal, but there are no geographical limits to its range, which continues to expand. Selected pdf articles from the Journal issues from two or more years ago are freely available for consultation on-line here. All subscribing members receive the journal as part of the membership package.

The 2013-14 issue, printed in full colour, is now available (December 15 2013). The cover image of Doune Castle is taken from the Annual Proceedings section, a 122 page summary of the CSG’s Annual Conference based in Stirling in 2013. Other Journal articles for 2013-14 include:  

• Brougham Castle’s double-gatehouse, vaulting ambition and bottle dungeons - Neil Guy
• Marshal towers in South-West Wales: Innovation, Emulation and Mimicry - John Wiles
• The Impact of Château Gaillard and Crusading on English Castle Architecture - Richard Hulme
• ‘A palace for our kings’ - A decade of research into a royal residence in the heart of Sherwood Forest at Kings Clipstone, Nottinghamshire - James Wright & Andy Gaunt
• Halls, ‘hall-houses’ and tower-houses in medieval Ireland: disentangling the needlessly entangled - Tadhg O’Keeffe
• ‘Water Court - smaller and quite demure’ - A recent building survey of a forgotten late-medieval courtyard at Knole, Kent - David Sorapure & James Wright
• Moat House, near Thorpe Arch, West Yorkshire - Shaun Richardson
• Murage - An Introduction - Philip Davis
• Kyffin Williams castle guidebooks of North Wales - John R Kenyon

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