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Page 1: The Tower of London through the centuries. “Symbol of the power, a fortress for the defense, and a prison for the enemies" (Fisher, 1987)

The Tower of London

through the centuries

Page 2: The Tower of London through the centuries. “Symbol of the power, a fortress for the defense, and a prison for the enemies" (Fisher, 1987)
Page 3: The Tower of London through the centuries. “Symbol of the power, a fortress for the defense, and a prison for the enemies" (Fisher, 1987)

“Symbol of the power, a fortress for the defense,

and a prison for the enemies"

(Fisher, 1987)

Page 4: The Tower of London through the centuries. “Symbol of the power, a fortress for the defense, and a prison for the enemies" (Fisher, 1987)

The founder of the TowerWilliam the Conqueror

Page 5: The Tower of London through the centuries. “Symbol of the power, a fortress for the defense, and a prison for the enemies" (Fisher, 1987)

The Tower was used in many

functions:

- As the prison ;- As the home of the kings ;- As the fortress :- As the zoo ;- As the museum ;

Page 6: The Tower of London through the centuries. “Symbol of the power, a fortress for the defense, and a prison for the enemies" (Fisher, 1987)

The White Tower

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The

WhiteTower

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Who was a real founder of the White Tower?

William Shakespeare in his play

started that the White Tower built

By Julius Caesar.

But…These claims are FALS!

Page 9: The Tower of London through the centuries. “Symbol of the power, a fortress for the defense, and a prison for the enemies" (Fisher, 1987)

The King Henry III

- He made this tower his home; -built the Lion Tower and the zoo

Page 10: The Tower of London through the centuries. “Symbol of the power, a fortress for the defense, and a prison for the enemies" (Fisher, 1987)

Armour of the Earl of Worcester on display in the White House

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Armors and Models of royal horses, the White House

Page 12: The Tower of London through the centuries. “Symbol of the power, a fortress for the defense, and a prison for the enemies" (Fisher, 1987)

The Crown Jewels

There are some famous crowns:

St. Edward's crown

Imperial StateCrown

Queen Mother's Crown

Page 13: The Tower of London through the centuries. “Symbol of the power, a fortress for the defense, and a prison for the enemies" (Fisher, 1987)

This man could rob the White Tower, but he was punished for that.

Colonel Thomas Blood

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Tower consists of some more towers, here are

some of them:

Page 15: The Tower of London through the centuries. “Symbol of the power, a fortress for the defense, and a prison for the enemies" (Fisher, 1987)

The king Henry VII

The Garden Tower

Years later…

The Bloody Tower

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The Princes in the Tower

King Edward V and the Duke of York in the Tower of London

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The Bell TowerThe places of imprisonment:

The Salt Tower

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The Bell TowerThe main prisoners of this Tower:Saint Thomas MoreThe Queen Elizabeth I

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The Salt Tower

-built by Henry III;- was used as a prison for Jesuits

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The Tower of London is reputedly the most haunted building in England. The ghost of Queen Ann Boleyn has allegedly been seen haunting the chapel Of St Peter-ad-Vincula.

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Henry VIII Ann Boleyn

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Tower

William the Conquere

Henry III Henry VII

- Founder Of the Tower

-built the Lion Tower and most of the towers;- zoo

-Introduced the guards of the Tower;- The well known ravens;-Changed some name of the towers

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Thank s for your attention!