- Tower of Refuge, Douglas, United Kingdom. https://www.visitisleofman.com/experience/tower-of-refuge-p1295741.
- The Tower of Refuge off the harbour at Douglas, Isle of Man. The photographer is looking east-north-east from the harbour wall at Loch Promenade.
- Thousands of people have walked to the Isle of Man’s Tower of Refuge in aid of the RNLI. Chairman of the Douglas branch of the charity Martyn Perkins said there...
- The Tower of Refuge, an instantly recognisable feature of Douglas Bay, was erected chiefly through zeal of Sir William Hillary; the founder of the Royal National...
- Scope & Content: Tower of Refuge (built in 1832) surrounded by sailing boats and a steamer. In the foreground is a porter with his handcart.
- Whilst Wordsworth did write a poem concerning the structure during a visit to Douglas in 1833, the name Tower of Refuge had been synonymous with the...
- Tower of Refuge. Isle of Man. > Middle. > Douglas. > Tower of Refuge. Tower of Refuge is a historical building in Douglas.
- It is possible to walk out to the Tower of Refuge at low tides at certain times of the year although there is the risk of being stranded as the tide comes in.
- Manx National Heritage Douglas, Isle of Man. ... Title: Tower of Refuge, Douglas, Isle of Man. Creator: S. Staples. Date Created: 19th century.
- Tower of Refuge, Douglas by John Miller Nicholson (1840–1913), from Manx National Heritage.