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In the article "Hornby Castle, Yorkshire" the first picture is titled "Hornby Castle today". This picture is also posted in the article "Hornby Castle, Lancashire" and as there are other pictures of the same castle in the latter article, I think the picture may not belong in the former article. 99.9.128.108 (talk) 15:27, 4 March 2014 (UTC) Debbie Jones, interested party 03/04/2014[reply]
I think there may be a lot of confusion in this article between the two Hornby castles. Sir Harold Parkinson, here listed as a twentieth century owner of the Yorkshire Hornby Castle, was owner, at the dates given, of the Lancashire Hornby Castle, and the link given, next to his name, to a page about the Yorkshire Hornby Castle, no longer mentions him. (Michael Hampson, vicar of Hornby, Lancashire, 26 May 2015) 5.83.10.46 (talk) 13:41, 26 May 2015 (UTC)[reply]
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