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close-up of an information panel titled "The Tower of St Elsyng Spital," detailing the history of the medieval hospital in London
Momentclose-up of an information panel titled "The Tower of St Elsyng Spital," detailing the history of the medieval hospital in London. The text mentions William Elsyng, who founded the hospital in 1330, as well as its function as a shelter for the homeless and blind. The panel also notes William's death during the Black Death, the hospital's later use as a private house, and the purchase of the church by St. Alphage's parishioners. A brief history of the tower is mentioned at the bottom of the sign. The sign is displayed in an outdoor location, possibly within the remains of the tower or near its original site. Part of a stone structure with a grated opening is visible behind the sign. The pavement in front of the sign is made of stone tiles. The location appears to be an historical site in the City of London, United Kingdom.
