Historic Royal Palaces’ Joint Chief Curator Lucy Worsley is joined by not one, but two colleagues from the Tower of London, as they delve into the past and present of the iconic fortress.
In this 1 hour talk online, Lucy will go behind the scenes to explore daily life at the Tower today, in the company of Ravenmaster and Yeoman Warder Christopher Skaife. Tower of London curator Sally Dixon-Smith will be on hand too, sharing insights into the Tower’s past – from ravens to royal executions. Over the centuries, the Tower has been a symbol of both awe and fear, and our experts will explore its rich history as a royal palace, prison, Royal Mint, zoo, and the home of the world famous Crown Jewels.
This event is free to join, but we ask you to consider making a donation of £10 or whatever you can afford.
The six palaces under the care of Historic Royal Palaces are currently closed as part of the national effort to defeat the coronavirus. As a self-funding charity, we – like many of you – are facing unprecedented financial challenges resulting from the Coronavirus. We have begun the phased re-opening of some of our sites, and would love you to show support for us by visiting. We have restricted the number of people allowed on site each day, so you will have the chance of seeing these wonderful places up close, without the usual crowds.
We look forward to you joining our online event.
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