Ulfstead Castle is the home of the Duke of Sodor. It is on loan to the Island Record Office at Suddery and the Duke lives on the outskirts of Ulfstead. In the television series, the castle was owned by King Godred in the olden days. Now, the castle is the home of Sir Robert Norramby and will be introduced in King of the Railway. It has rails, a lot of it dual-gauge, running through it and its own station. There is a mine beneath the castle and it also has its own crane. Millie works here and does a variety of jobs including helping the groundskeeper and taking tourists around the estate in an open topped carriage. Stephen also lives here.
| Attributes | Values |
|---|
| rdfs:label
| |
| rdfs:comment
| - Ulfstead Castle is the home of the Duke of Sodor. It is on loan to the Island Record Office at Suddery and the Duke lives on the outskirts of Ulfstead. In the television series, the castle was owned by King Godred in the olden days. Now, the castle is the home of Sir Robert Norramby and will be introduced in King of the Railway. It has rails, a lot of it dual-gauge, running through it and its own station. There is a mine beneath the castle and it also has its own crane. Millie works here and does a variety of jobs including helping the groundskeeper and taking tourists around the estate in an open topped carriage. Stephen also lives here.
- In the television series, the castle was owned by King Godred in the olden days. Now, the castle is part of the estate owned by Sir Robert Norramby. It has rails running through it, most of them dual-gauge, and its own station. There is a mine beneath the castle and it also has its own crane. Millie works and lives here, while she does a variety of jobs including helping the groundskeeper and taking tourists around the estate in an open-topped carriage. Stephen also works here as a tour guide as well as Glynn.
|
| dcterms:subject
| |
| abstract
| - Ulfstead Castle is the home of the Duke of Sodor. It is on loan to the Island Record Office at Suddery and the Duke lives on the outskirts of Ulfstead. In the television series, the castle was owned by King Godred in the olden days. Now, the castle is the home of Sir Robert Norramby and will be introduced in King of the Railway. It has rails, a lot of it dual-gauge, running through it and its own station. There is a mine beneath the castle and it also has its own crane. Millie works here and does a variety of jobs including helping the groundskeeper and taking tourists around the estate in an open topped carriage. Stephen also lives here. The castle has its own park area which is home to several deer including a deer that Luke once befriended. The park area is tended to by a groundskeeper who has his own lodge on the castle's grounds.
- In the television series, the castle was owned by King Godred in the olden days. Now, the castle is part of the estate owned by Sir Robert Norramby. It has rails running through it, most of them dual-gauge, and its own station. There is a mine beneath the castle and it also has its own crane. Millie works and lives here, while she does a variety of jobs including helping the groundskeeper and taking tourists around the estate in an open-topped carriage. Stephen also works here as a tour guide as well as Glynn. The castle has its own park area which is home to several deer including one that Luke once befriended. The park area is tended to by a groundskeeper who has his own lodge on the castle's grounds. It has dual-gauged railway lines via the Estate Railway. In the eighteenth season, a Dinosaur Park was built on the castle grounds. Sir Robert Norramby also hosted a Christmas lunch in the castle.
|
![[RDF Data]](/fct/images/sw-rdf-blue.png)