London June 6th (Continued) Boleyn and Catherine Howard also the Lady Jane Grey met their death as well as several others. It is now marked by a bronze tablet. We went from here to the Beauchamp Tower which was reserved for prisoners of great importance. Here were many inscriptions and writings on the walls of the cells in the tower. It was from the window of her cell in this Tower that the Lady Jane Grey watched her husband’s headless body being brought from the Scaffold and knew that she was to meet a like fate in a few hours. I cannot just describe my feelings as I passed up and down those old stairs and corridors and along the courtyard where so many had passed before and where history has been made It was a glorious trip. We also visited St Pauls Cathedral with its famous listening gallery. Here are buried the famous heroes: Lord Nelson, Lord Roberts and the Duke of Wellington. We also visited the Temple Church where the early Crusaders took their vows, the Royal Exchange the Old Cheshire Cheese Inn where Samuel Johnson and Oliver Goldsmith used to eat lunch, the spot where the great fire of London started, which is marked by a high monument, the Old Curiosity shop made famous by Dicken’s story of that name It has been a great day for me and one I’ll never forget. We are