London June 6th (Continued) little room on the second floor and their bodies hidden at the foot of the narrow stairway Here also Sir Walter Raleigh was kept in prison, and we passed thru his cell. Henry VI it is said also met a mysterious death in this tower and so many murders took place within its walls that it gained its present name the “Bloody Tower”. The oldest part of the Tower or Castle is called the White Tower built by William the Conqueror and used as a palace and a fortress by many monarchs who succeeded him. Here is located an old Chapel where many of the crowned heads of England came to worship We went all thru this tower seeing many interesting sights among them being the collection of Crown Jewels, containing the largest diamond in the World and also the large ruby. What a wonderful collection they are to be sure and it was a sight to gaze opon, all that wealth lying there for the use of the King of England We also saw the Armour and lances, swords and Battle axes used in the days of Knighthood There is also the old block and headsman’s axe used to lop off the heads of offenders in the “good old days”? and the rack, thumbscrews and other instruments of torture. From this tower we went across the Courtyard and stood on the Exact spot where the scaffold stood on which the two Queens of Henry VIII, Anne