Tower of London
For our Criminal Justice class our first field trip was on July 11, to the Tower of London. The Tower of London previously housed the royal and was also used as a prison. At Tower of London we were able to visit the torture chamber, walk through the Bloody Tower, and see the Crown Jewels. Unfortunately, we weren't allowed to take pictures of any of the jewels.
A view of London Bridge from within the Tower walls
Photo courtesy of Anita Blowers
Tower of London: Moat area
UNCC students in front of the Tower
Entering the Tower
Tower walls
Guard
Tower of London guard
Photo courtesy of James Jones
Some of the group with a Beefeater guard
Photo courtesy of Anita Blowers
Guard within the Tower
Photo courtesy of Anita Blowers
Original stonework
Torture Tower behind Tower of London's walls
Photo courtesy of Anita Blowers
Torture chamber
Who killed the princes? The story
The suspected murderers
Some of the group taking a rest in front of the Queen's apartments
The changing of the guards
St. James Park
After the Tower of London, some of us went to St. James park and laid out in the sun and took in the scenery. St. James Park is the oldest of the Royal Parks in London.
Ministry of Justice in Westminster
A group of us at Saint James Park
View of Westminster Abbey from St. James Park
View of Westminster Abbey from St. James Park
