Laurie V.
12/7/2024
This place really does look cool from the outside, but the self-guided tour of the inside fell short. We were there for the holiday weekend tour and it was really crowded with not great...
Glamorgan Castle
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200 Glamorgan St
Alliance, OH 44601
Glamorgan Castle stands as one of Alliance's most iconic landmarks, steeped in rich history and architectural grandeur. Listed in the National Register of Historic Places, this magnificent structure was commissioned by Col. William Henry Morgan, showcasing his grand vision and attention to detail.
Constructed with 100 tons of structural steel and 96 train-car loads of Vermont marble, Glamorgan Castle exudes strength and elegance. Boasting modern amenities uncommon in traditional castles, such as bowling alleys and a swimming pool, the castle offers a glimpse into a bygone era of opulence and comfort.
Once the residence of the Morgan family, Glamorgan Castle has undergone various transformations over the years, from being the headquarters of a renowned company to now housing the central administrative offices of Alliance City Schools. Visitors can explore this architectural gem through guided tours, offering a unique insight into its fascinating history and intricate design.
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3.05 reviews
Amelie D.
8/1/2020
Could not go inside but enjoyed a short walk on the perimeter. Nice landscape around and some pounds as well. Would like to come back to see the inside.
Jafo A.
1/25/2024
been to his place many times and enjoyed it to think and see the history there are black and whites pics of the family and what rooms look like orig. times, there is a guy who studied the family...
rock r.
6/2/2023
Horrible tour. Was pretty for the first 10 minutes but after that you saw how depreciated it was and not to mention the tour guide was rude and knew almost nothing about the house. If your looking...
James S.
6/2/2023
Castle looked cool, but I don't recommend it because the tour guide wasn't the greatest and the place is just the old mansion of a rich guy and i feel like it has little historical significance...
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