Salvin. Beauchamp Tower, restored 1852 Do. Salt Tower „ 1856 Taylor. Chapel Royal „ 1876 Do. Restoration of wall on River Front together with the Cradle and Well Towers 1878 Do. Broad Arrow Tower 1881–2 Do. Restoration of Lanthorn Tower 1882–3 Do. Do. Ballium Wall 1886 Do. Well Tower 1887 Do. Restoration of Ballium wall between Wakefield and Lanthorn Tower 1888 Do. Restoration of S.W. Turret of White Tower 1895 Do. Restoration of S.E. Turret and base of White Tower, S. and E.; also Stone Stairs on the S. 1896 J. R. Westcott. North Wing of King’s Tower lifted 15 in. on E. front; restored 1898–9 Do. Bloody Tower 1899–1900 _Note._—Certain new buildings have also lately been erected by the War Office, including a new Main Guard, which is a permanent eyesore to the Tower; this ugly building was completed in the year 1900, and stands on the site of the old Main Guard. [Illustration: DESCRIPTION 1. Kentish rag & flint with shell mortar splendid quality this work is NORMAN 2. These foundations are from 5 to 6 feet below Dungeon floor & are composed of Kentish Rag chalk and a small quantity of Flints. The mortar is a kind of Clunck & not so good as Nᵒ 1 3. Similar to Nᵒ 2 & within 6 inches of surface 6 feet in depth. Chalk & Kentish rag chalk predominating rufus very inferior 4. This wall consists of Kentish rag Gatton stone fragments of Roman brick & Tile & shell mortar. 5. Similar to Nᵒ 2 one of the walls of Coldharbour Tower & is now incorporated in the New Main Guard. The bottom is level with Nᵒ 2 6. Under the S.W. angle of the batter of the White Tower is the Oubliette & into which the subway enters 7. A fine specimen of Norman masonry. In 1899 it was 56 feet deep & contained 42 feet of water it is lined sith Gatton stone Ashler 8. An aperture discovered in 1899 leading into the subway & was probably broken through in the 16ᵗʰ century. Through this aperture a large number of stone, iron & lead cannon balls were lodged in the subway believed to be relics of Flamanks or Wyatts rebellion. The arch was made good in 1899 PLAN SHOWING RECENT DISCOVERIES AT THE TOWER.] APPENDIX IV RECENT DISCOVERIES AT THE TOWER