fortified tower

During the 14th century fortified towers were added to the west and east of the church.

All that now remains of it is a fortified tower.

The building replaced an earlier fortified tower probably built in early 13th century as part of the former town wall.

At a later date the church was converted into a fortified tower.

The defensive wall was further protected by 25 fortified towers.

The oldest part, the fortified tower dates from the 13th century.

Fortified towers are located at either end of the courtyard.

It was the site of a large Ottoman-era fortified tower.

Taking the place of a fourth pier was a fortified tower, also with its foundations in the water.

The Judentor was originally a fortified tower on the western city wall.

The current building dates from the Restoration period, built around and incorporating an earlier fortified tower.

This may be a small fortress or fortified tower.

Even obscured by mist, the fortified tower seemed the size of a small castle keep.

They trotted across the bascule and into the fortified tower.

It is a simple, cruciform stone church with tall western, fortified towers.

In the 11th or 12th century a fortified tower was built over the ruins of the Roman villa.

Secondly, a fortified tower where 70 Jews had taken refuge was captured.

The main castle building is a fortified tower dating from the sixteenth-century.

A fortified tower was added in the 13th century and rebuilt during the 17th century.

They could have had something to do with a fortified tower with surrounding buildings.

Later, even a fortified tower was constructed to defend the abbey during local conflict.

Facing enemy territory, it was the fortified tower with the highest exposure to risk.

It was a fortified tower in the Árpád age.

The wall will contain a sixty-foot fortified tower every two hundred paces.

Knockelly Castle, a well fortified tower house is one of many historical buildings in the area.