The History and Treasures of Windsor Castle [antikvár]

THE ROYAL PALACE AND FORTRESS OF WINDSORThis aerial shows 88 The Curfew Tower (2) The rooftops of the Horseshoe Cloisters (3) The Garter Tower m 1 he Salisbury Tower (5) King Henry VIII's Gateway (6) The main door of St. George's Chapel (7) The Albert Memorial Chapel, below which lies the Royal Tomb House (8) Henry Ill's Tower (9) St. George's Gate, which leads into the Great Quadrangle (10) Edward Ill's Tower (11) George IV's Gateway (12) The Visitors' Apartments (13) The Queen s lower, which marks the beginning of the Royal Family's Private Apartments. These extend to the northeast corner (14) whore the Principal Dining Room is situated. On the left are (15) The State Apartments (16) The Kound lower (17) The Norman Gate (18) The Winchester Tower. This picture shows how the castle still retains its 14th-century division into Upper, Middle and Lower Wards (Photograph by Central Press), facing page:A view of the castle from across the River Thames.