When you think of the Tower of London, you probably imagine it as somewhere ... it was used to house some of England’s most notorious prisoners – and they weren’t always human.

Graffiti scrawled on the walls of the Tower of London dating back centuries have ... walls of the historical building that once housed prisoners incarcerated for the most heinous of crimes have ...

Yep, even in 2016. During the Second World War, the Tower of London was used as a prison. The highest ranking of those prisoners was Rudolf Hess, Deputy Chancellor of Nazi Germany and Hitler's ...

He had visited the prisoners in the camps and for the dedication (which ... is a scene showing him asleep in the Tower of London with angels above his head holding a model of the chapel which Henry ...

A lion? At the Tower of London? It's enough to make you roar with laughter, but it's true! Alongside royal residents and important prisoners the Tower was home to a whole host of amazing animals.

The bedroom used to be a prison cell – it still has locks on ... Alan’s wife, Pat, also used to work at the Tower of London, as a Jewel House team leader. They live at the Tower most of ...

Harry: So when were you a prisoner in the Tower ... There is a story that if the ravens leave, the Tower of London will fall down. It's a fascinating place and visitors come from all over the ...

Despite its name, the large complex has a long history as a palace, a fortress and a prison ... The White Tower is one of the world's most famous castles and a recognizable London landmark.

The role of Yeoman Warder, popularly known by the nickname Beefeater, originates from the band of warders who guarded the Tower of London and its prisoners from the reign of William the Conqueror ...

the UNESCO-listed Tower of London is one of the city's most iconic landmarks. Once a palace for monarchs, a formidable state prison and a place of execution – where three of Henry VIII's wives ...