Clark, George Thomas, 1809-1898 · London, Wyman & sons · leaf 301
stones, united bya simple joggle or rebate.detail of ring stones. The rectangular tower, which thus rises from the walls ofthe outer half of the basin, is 86 feet east and west by 18 feetnorth and south, and capped at its two Thames-ward angles bylight cylindrical turrets, three-quarters engaged,… … The Tower of Londo7i, 248 Two doors on the north faces of these turrets, on the groundlevel, open into a mural gallery in each wall, looped on one facetowards the ditch and on the other towards the basin. Thesegalleries communicate with the southern turrets, and are continuedwithin the south wall,…
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