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Soldiers at the Tower of London

Visitors return to the Tower of London after the end of the Second World War. The Tower is visibly scarred by the effects of war and armed soldiers patrol the site. On the left are the remains of the Main Guard, destroyed by a bomb in December 1940. In the distance can be seen the Wakefield and Bloody towers and the entrance to the Jewel House

Picture No
11098974
Media ID
46518239
Size
4696px x 4173px (7.5MB)
Credit
© Historic Royal Palaces / Mary Evans Picture Library
Date
1946

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Jewel Scarred Visibly Wakefield


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