The Tower of London
View from the North (London Town Wall before Restoration)
White Tower (William I); Waterloo Barracks (Victoria); Bowyer Tower (Henry III); Casemates (Edward I, Henry VIII, 19th C. houses behind -- site of old Royal Mint and Armory); London Wall (Roman; basement of bombed Victorian building)
View from the Northwest
Bowyer Tower (Henry III); Flint Tower (Henry III, George III); Legge's Mount cannon emplacement (Henry VIII); Waterloo Barracks (Victoria); Deveraux Tower (Henry III); White Tower (William I); Casemates (Edward I, Henry VIII, 19th C. houses of Outer Ward behind)
The White Tower from the South
Wakefield Tower (Henry III, next to Bloody Tower not in picture); White Tower (William I); Inner Wall (Henry III, Victoria); Outer Wall (Henry III)
Turrets of the White Tower
Large round-arched windows by Christopher Wren replacing Norman arrow slits; turrets restored by Anthony Salvin the Victorian architect
Main Gate
Casemates (Edward I, Henry VIII, 19th C. houses behind); Bell Tower (Richard I); Byward Tower (Edward I)
View from the Southwest
Deveraux Tower (Henry III); Beauchamp Tower (Henry III); Byward Tower (Edward I); Queen's House (Henry VIII)
View of White Tower from the Embankment
Bloody Tower (Henry III); White Tower (William I)
View from the River (South)
White Tower (William I), Inner Wall, Outer Wall with Traitor's Gate, Wharf)