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The Tower of London (16): Wardrobe Tower
The Tower of London (16): Wardrobe Tower
The Remains of the Wardrobe tower with the white Tower beyond The Wardrobe Tower stands adjacent to the White Tower. It was begun around 1190 and its name comes from the fact that it was used to store the Kings Wardrobe – his clothes jewels and personal articles. It is built on the remians of a Roman bastion in the old city wall. Only a fragment of the building remains today.
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The Tower of London (16): Wardrobe Tower
The Tower of London (16): Wardrobe Tower
The Remains of the Wardrobe tower with the white Tower beyond
The Wardrobe Tower stands adjacent to the White Tower. It was begun around 1190 and its name comes from the fact that it was used to store the Kings Wardrobe – his clothes jewels and personal articles. It is built on the remians of a Roman bastion in the old city wall.
Only a fragment of the building remains today.
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