Jen Pedler's photos with the keyword: tower

Taken in Wood St, just by Love Lane. St Alban church tower in the centre

"#28: Painted iron post with rounded top, inscribed '^ W.D. No.28', at base of steps to Tower Bridge approach ramp (Grade I) facing St Katharine's Way. Presumably installed in present location when Tower Bridge was completed in 1894." British Listed Buildings

"#31: Painted iron post with rounded top, said to be inscribed '^ W.D. No.31' but impossible to view in detail, at base of abutment wall beneath Tower Bridge (Grade I). . Presumably installed in present location when Tower Bridge was completed in 1894." British Listed Buildings

I suddenly started noticing these markers this year and in my quest to find out what they were came across a fascinating discussion about them in the London at War group It is one of 31 markers that marked the jurisdiction of the Tower of London from the middle ages until the late C19. 22 remain, half in the City of London and half in Tower Hamlets, and are all Grade II listed. Full details can be found on the British Listed Buildings website: City of London markers Tower Hamlets markers No. 7 is in Tower Hamlets. The listing reads: "#7: Painted iron post with rounded top, inscribed '^ W.D. No.7.', at base of wall to nos. 8-10 Tower Hill (Grade II), to left of Tower Hill Terrace steps. Possibly of 1868." Yet another lot of things to track down. Maybe a winter project? Better start a set...

St Marylebone Parish Church tower peeping between the buildings in York Terrace West

Passed on our way to the station. I have geotagged this. Not sure why map info gives location as St Margaret's, Twickenham. I would have called it Richmond. It's on the road between the river and Richmond Green. Take a look at the map and see what you think.