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The Lion Tower, Tower of London

The Lion Tower, imagined view. The Lion Tower, now almost destroyed, derived its name from the 1330s when it housed the lions in the King's royal menagerie. The causeway from Tower Hill to the Lion Tower was re-exposed in the 1930s

Picture No
11099788
Media ID
46643964
Size
6096px x 4779px (6.2MB)
Credit
© Historic Royal Palaces / Mary Evans Picture Library
Source
P A Evans
Date
1962

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1330s Causeway Derived Housed Imagined Menagerie


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