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Constructions on the Tower of London?
Construction began in 1078
Who was held prisoner in the tower of London in1066?
Nobody. The Tower of London didn't exist in 1066. Construction began in 1078.
Who built the Tower of London in 1066?
Construction began in 1078
What historical things happened in 1073?
The construction of the white tower, In London
When was the Tower of London consructed?
Construction began in 1078 and has been ongoing since then.
What are some famous London Pictures?
Recently, a picture of the full moon rising just below the Olympic Rings that are hanging from the Tower Bridge. Older famous pictures of london include the construction of the tower of london, and the london eye.
Where does one see The Pinnacle tower?
The Pinnacle Tower is located in London. It is currently under construction with a completed date of 2014. The Pinnacle Tower is also known as The Bishopsgate Tower and The Helter Skelter.
What year was the Tower of London?
Construction began in 1087 and various additions and modifications have been added since then.
Who was the tower of London build by?
William 1 started construction in1078 and it has been added to over the centuries.
Who decided to build the Tower of London?
the first construction was the White Tower, built by William the Conquerer in 1078
How many dungeons are in the Tower of London?
There are exactly 3000 rooms in the Tower of London. Many people stay there for over a year in order that they can view each and every one of them.
What did William the Conqueror have built in London and why?
The White Tower began construction around 1078 and was being built in a country that had only just been invaded in 1066. The tower was built to dominate London and the surrounding countryside to prevent any uprisisings by the people, to serve as a garrison for William's troops and to also serve as a home for the Kings once it was finished. The Tower of London was used as the principal home for all the English kings from William II to Henry VII.
