Penance, Pilgrims & Politics: the extraordinary genesis of the Great Tower in Dover Castle: Members' EventJoin historian Paul Pattison on an exploration of the Great Tower and discover the unexpected reason for its construction by Henry II in the 1180s, and hear a behind-the-scenes account of its recent restoration. Light refreshments included.
Penance, Pilgrims & Politics: the extraordinary genesis of the Great Tower in Dover Castle at Dover Castle in Dover, Kent on Tuesday, 21 February 2012.
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