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On September 8, 2022, news arrived that would change the nation's history, with the death of Elizabeth II announced after 70 years on the throne. It's a time of deep sadness for the Tower staff and for the yeoman warders, some of whom have met the Queen in their role as royal bodyguards. As a royal palace, with special links to the Royal Household, the Tower enters a two-week official period of mourning
On September 8, 2022, news arrived that would change the nation's history, with the death of Elizabeth II announced after 70 years on the throne. It's a time of deep sadness for the Tower staff and for the yeoman warders, some of whom have met the Queen in their role as royal bodyguards. As a royal palace, with special links to the Royal Household, the Tower enters a two-week official period of mourning
The Tower has recently mourned the passing of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II and proclaimed King Charles III. Having seen 42 monarchs come and go, the fortress needs to make some important changes to mark the new king's reign - the yeoman warder uniforms need to be updated and the Queen's House, where the Constable lives, must now be changed to the King's House
On September 8, 2022, news arrived that would change the nation's history, with the death of Elizabeth II announced after 70 years on the throne. It's a time of deep sadness for the Tower staff and for the yeoman warders, some of whom have met the Queen in their role as royal bodyguards. As a royal palace, with special links to the Royal Household, the Tower enters a two-week official period of mourning
The Tower has recently mourned the passing of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II and proclaimed King Charles III. Having seen 42 monarchs come and go, the fortress needs to make some important changes to mark the new king's reign - the yeoman warder uniforms need to be updated and the Queen's House, where the Constable lives, must now be changed to the King's House
The Tower has recently mourned the passing of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II and proclaimed King Charles III. Having seen 42 monarchs come and go, the fortress needs to make some important changes to mark the new king's reign - the yeoman warder uniforms need to be updated and the Queen's House, where the Constable lives, must now be changed to the King's House