Further Reading
- I. Bignamini, C. Hornsby, Digging And Dealing In Eighteenth-Century Rome (2010), p.323-324
- RCAHMW, Glamorgan, Vol III, Pt (1b), The Later Castles (2000)
- The Penrice Letters, 1768 - 1795, ed. A. Martin (1993)
- J. Cornforth, 'Penrice Castle, Glamorganshire', in Country Life (1975 September 18), p.694-697 and (1975 September 25) p.754-757
- A. Michaelis, Ancient Marbles in Great Britain (1882)
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