NOTES: The Gothick facade of the building shown here does not exist any longer leaving the original tower house (ca. 1454) as part of Napier University.
NOTES: Erected on Pheasant Hill, one mile north-east of the house, this gault brick tower house was built for Edward, third Baron Suffield, in 1830. The architect is unknown.
NOTES: This semi-fortified tower house was built between 1284 and 1293 by Bishop Burnell, Lord Chancellor to Edward I. It was abandoned by the mid-17th century.
NOTES: An Imperial Free City, Goslar became a member of the Hanseatic League in the 13th century and enjoyed immense prosperity until the mid-16th century.
NOTES: Also known as St John's Beacon, this radio and observation tower with revolving restaurant was originally built as a ventilation shaft for St John's Market. However, it was never used as such due to a new law passed on the year of completion. After a lengthy period of disuse, it was refurbished in 1999 and reopened in 2000 as Radio City 96.7.