Tom Tower Review

Tom Tower is a magnificent Gothic revival bell tower. It was built in 1682 at the Christian Church College near downtown Oxford. There is a clock and an octagonal lantern on the square portal tower. Every day the bell rings here.

Tom Tower is actually a bell tower, located at the main entrance of the Christian Church College of Oxford University. It is named after a 7-ton Big Tom Bell in the tower. It is said that the Big Tom Bell is the loudest bell among the many big bells at Oxford University. Every night at 9:05, the bell strikes 101 times in succession to commemorate the earliest 101 students in the college. I couldn't hear the bell because it was too late.

It's a bell tower in front of the Christian Church College of Oxford University. There's a Big Tom Bell in it, so it's named. There's a lot of historical background. It's not to mention that Harry Potter took a view here.

Tom Tower is a bell tower in Oxford, England. It is named after the Big Tom Bell in the tower. It is located at the main entrance of the Christian Church College of Oxford University and leads to Tom's Square above Tom's Gate on St Aldate s Street.

This view is located at the main entrance of Oxford Christian Church College. No visitors are allowed in or out. It can only be seen from a distance.