Waterloo Barracks

The Tower of London. Waterloo Barracks. The Crown Jewels are displayed here. "The large modern buildings to the E. of St. Peter's Church are the Wellington or Waterloo Barracks, erected in 1845 on the site of the Grand Storehouse and Small Armoury, which, with 150,000 stand of arms had been destroyed by fire in 1841".--Baedeker 1915 Part of The Tower of London UNESCO World Heritage site. DSC_0869

London Day 3: The Tower of London and Westminster Abbey

August 4th 2017
Friday was the day to visit the Tower of London. Our decision to go to the British Museum on rainy Wednesday had paid off, as the weather was now clear. The Underground took us on an interesting journey on the Piccadilly and District Lines from Russell Square to above-ground South Kensington and thence to Tower Hill. The Tower of London can be seen right at the exit from Tower Hill station. The ... read more

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