What is the Flagstaff Tower?
The Flagstaff Tower is a historical monument located in Kamla Nehru Ridge in Delhi, India. It is one of the significant landmarks that represent the Indian Revolt of 1857. The tower originally served as a signal tower and later became associated with the defense of British families during the uprising.
Where is Flagstaff Tower located?
Flagstaff Tower is situated in the northern part of Delhi, atop the Kamla Nehru Ridge (formerly known as the North Ridge) within the University of Delhi's North Campus.
What is the historical significance of Flagstaff Tower?
Flagstaff Tower is historically significant as a site where European women and children took refuge on May 11, 1857, during the early stages of the Indian Revolt of 1857. Its role in the events of the uprising marks it as an important colonial relic.