In history we have gone through many things. At the center of all history, we have London in all it’s glory. With all of their monarchs they had to make very specific and clear decision. With a bloody past and current day haunts, the Tower of London is still standing, and up for visiting until this very day with many tours about the gruesome deaths that resided there. In this true tower of terror, the walls are (metaphorically) stained red with the blood of the past. Countless people have perished in this prison such as the Lady Jane Grey or Guy Fawkes. “Guy Fawkes. The poor soul that was inhumanly treated in this bloody tower. He was beaten, racked all for being caught burning down the houses of parliament. This went on until he and his
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There are many known sightings of the same people that perished centuries ago. Even now you can see the haunting of Lady Jane Grey, or more commonly known as ‘The White Lady.’ “The massive White Tower is the oldest and most forbidding of all the Tower of London’s buildings and its winding stone corridors are the eerie haunt of a "White Lady" who once stood at a window waving to a group of children in the building opposite.”(Richard 5) She can be roaming around the tower headless, as she was ordered to be decapitated by Mary Tudor the, heir after Grey’s demise. In that sense of matter many people come and see to try and prove to themselves the inevitability of ghosts. Many tours go about this area telling the stories of the tragic deaths, and others tell of ghostly beings still striving. However not all of these tours are accurate, there is no possible way to go over all of the deaths. Most tell about the very popular occurrences, just to get the idea through, an very few talk about many other long forgotten deaths. Even the executions mentioned here, aren’t even a start to what has happened in the dreadful prison. This tower is certainly a relic of time, and no replica to the public
There are many known sightings of the same people that perished centuries ago. Even now you can see the haunting of Lady Jane Grey, or more commonly known as ‘The White Lady.’ “The massive White Tower is the oldest and most forbidding of all the Tower of London’s buildings and its winding stone corridors are the eerie haunt of a "White Lady" who once stood at a window waving to a group of children in the building opposite.”(Richard 5) She can be roaming around the tower headless, as she was ordered to be decapitated by Mary Tudor the, heir after Grey’s demise. In that sense of matter many people come and see to try and prove to themselves the inevitability of ghosts. Many tours go about this area telling the stories of the tragic deaths, and others tell of ghostly beings still striving. However not all of these tours are accurate, there is no possible way to go over all of the deaths. Most tell about the very popular occurrences, just to get the idea through, an very few talk about many other long forgotten deaths. Even the executions mentioned here, aren’t even a start to what has happened in the dreadful prison. This tower is certainly a relic of time, and no replica to the public