Roman Remains


Bastion 14

Cripplegate Tower

St. Giles Cripplegate Wall and Tower 
Cripplegate Tower, Barbican Estate



London Wall, Alphage Garden

Bastion 14

Bastion 14

Noble Street wall

Barber-Surgeon's Hall Tower

Cripplegate Tower

Water reflecting on Cripplegate Tower

Cripplegate Tower

Vandalised Remains

Barber-Surgeon's Hall Tower

Roman Fort, Noble Street

Fort Wall

Fort Wall and Bastion 14

Bastion 14

Bastion 14
An upright post from a Roman Wharf, from around A.D. 75.

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