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Delve deeper into hot topics featured in June’s Geographica articles with help from our all-new Resources. Click on a link, pick up a periodical, browse through a book, and explore!
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It took some meticulous detective work, but the assistant curator at the Tower of London discovered a previously unknown 1712 map of the Tower, copied directly from a yet-to-be-found 1597 map. The 1712 version provides new and valuable information on Elizabethan architecture.
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Tower of London
www.hrp.org.uk/index2.htm
Discover the fascinating history of the Tower and its many rolls as royal palace, fortress, armory, and prison.
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Burgan, Michael. “Tower of Doom,” National Geographic World (January 2001), 24-28.
Impey, Edward, and Geoffrey Parnell. The Tower of London: The Official Illustrated History. Merrell Publishers, 2000.
“Is There a Doctor in the Tower?” Behind the Scenes, National Geographic (February 1996).
Parnell, Geoffrey. The Tower of London: Past and Present. Sutton Publishing, 1998.
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