Many people have been executed in the Tower of London over the years, including some of England's most famous and notorious figures. Queen Anne Boleyn, Queen Catherine Howard, and Lady Jane Grey were all executed in the Tower of London. Other notable executions include:
The Tower of London has also been used to execute many other lesser-known figures, often for political or religious reasons. During the English Civil War, many prominent figures of the Royalist side were executed in the Tower of London, including Edward Fairfax, Lord Goring, and Lord Capel.
In its long history many people have been imprisoned in the Tower of London.
Probably the best known are:
The "boy princes" Edward V and his brother Richard, Duke of York (supposedly murdered on the orders of King Richard III
Anne Boleyn and Catharine Howard (wives of King Henry VIII)
Lady Jane Grey (Queen for nine days)
Princess Elizabeth (later Queen Elizabeth I)
Sir Walter Raleigh
Sir Roger Casement (Irish patriot)
Rudolf Hess
Reggie and Ronnie Kray (London gangsters)
I believe Anne Boleyn was held prisoner there.
Rudolf Hess.
Rudolf Hess.
Rudolf Hess.
Rudolph Hess among others.
Nobody. The Tower of London didn't exist in 1066. Construction began in 1078.
The last prisoner was Rudolph Hess during World War 2
The Tower of London.
The last prisoner was Hitler's deputy Rudolph Hess in the 1940's.
Bishop Ranulf Flambard was the very first prisoner of the Tower of London. He was also the very first person to escape.
Sir Robert Brackenbury was the guard at the Tower of London. He stopped Queen Elizabeth from seeing her sons when Richard had them held prisoner there.
Rudolf Hess among others.