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Water Tower & Bonewaldesthorne's Tower
Heritage Open Day: Bonewaldesthorne's Tower was built to protect the important port of Chester. The original Anglo Saxon tower would have been made of timber and the later stone tower dates from the 13th century. The medieval Water Tower on the City Walls, was built between 1322-5 by John de Helpstone, and was surrounded by water at that period. The Water Tower and Bonewaldesthorne's Tower are attached by a spur wall over 30m long. Discover more about the people who have been involve
Sat 12 Sep:1000-1600. Sun 13 Sep:1000-1600. Free Entry. For more information and last-minute updates, please visit the Heritage Open Days website
City Walls, Chester, Cheshire
Sat 12 Sep 2015 and Sun 13 Sep 2015
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