Tower Hill Collection (page 5)

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ROMAN WALL ON TOWER HILL, London, UK, 19th century engraving

TOWER OF LONDON, 1842. The Tower and the Mint from Great Tower Hill. Lithograph by Thomas Shotter Boys, 1842

Married Men Protest
March 1916: A show of hands as a vote is taken, during an attested married mens protest meeting at Tower Hill, London. (Photo by Topical Press Agency/Getty Images)

USA, New England, Massachusetts, Boylston, Tower Hill Botanical Garden, grass by shed window

USA, Massachusetts, Boylston, Tower Hill Botanical Garden, pink Zinnia

THE NEW TRINITY HOUSE, ON TOWER HILL, UK, britain, british, europe, united kingdom, great britain, european

U. S. A. USA, Massachusetts, MA, Boylston, Tower Hill Botanic Garden, Doublefile Viburnum
U.S.A. USA, Massachusetts, MA, Boylston, Tower Hill Botanic Garden, Doublefile Viburnum

USA, Massachusetts, Boylston, sculpture in Tower Hill Botanic Garden

TOWER OF LONDON, 1814. View of the Tower of London from Tower Hill. A Punch and Judy show is presented in the foreground. Line engraving, English, 1814

TOWER OF LONDON: MINT. The Royal Mint on Tower Hill. Line engraving, English, 1830

FOXEs BOOK OF MARTYRS. The beheading of Henry Grey, Duke of Suffolk, father of Lady Jane Grey, 21 February 1554. Line engraving from a late 18th century English edition of John Foxes The Book of

One America Square, Tower Hill, London, UK. This building was designed by the architects Renton Howard Wood Levin (RHWL). Photographed in 1999

U. S. A. Massachusetts, Boylston, Tower Hill Botanic Garden, Monarch butterfly on Zinnia
U.S.A. Massachusetts, Boylston, Tower Hill Botanic Garden, Monarch butterfly on Zinnia

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Tower Hill is a captivating destination that offers a myriad of experiences. Nestled in Boylston, Massachusetts, USA, Tower Hill Botanical Garden boasts a mesmerizing field of flowers that will transport you to a world of vibrant colors and intoxicating scents. Meanwhile, across the pond in Birmingham B42 1 Map lies another Tower Hill, where England's rich history comes alive. In London's Trinity Square Gardens, Tower Hill stands as a solemn tribute to the Merchant Seamans Memorial. This poignant monument serves as a reminder of the sacrifices made by seafarers throughout history. Just steps away from this memorial is the exquisite Four Seasons Hotel at The City of London's Trinity Square. Here, luxury meets elegance in an enchanting setting. As winter blankets the cityscape with snowflakes, Tower Hill becomes even more magical. The Girl with a Dolphin sculpture gracefully emerges amidst the snowy landscape alongside the iconic Tower Bridge – an awe-inspiring sight that captures both artistry and nature harmoniously. However, Tower Hill holds not only beauty but also tales of historical significance etched into its very core. Engravings depicting significant events like the execution of notable figures such as the Duke of Northumberland and Thomas Wentworth offer glimpses into England's tumultuous past. The haunting engravings continue their narrative with depictions of Jacobite Lords meeting their fate on this hallowed ground and Sir John Fenwick facing his final moments on Tower Hill in 1697. Additionally, etchings immortalize Sir Henry Slingsby and Dr Hewet who were beheaded here in 1658 while revealing portraits capture rebel lords during their trial in 1746. Lastly, we encounter an engraving showcasing Sir Simon de Burley - his stature exuding authority while his likeness leaves us pondering about his role within English society centuries ago.