top. The one at the top was the one with the hot lead, and he dropped it down into a cold bucket at the bottom, and it cooled it off at once, and then it was taken away and sold. And these two old boys were rather like two old fishermen in a boat, they'd been there for years. And they didn't speak, most of the time they were separated by 150 feet of shaft." . References External links Shot Tower and Lead Works, No. 63 Belvedere Road from British History Online Shot Tower drawing by William Lionel Wyllie in the National Maritime Museum Towers completed in 1826 Shot towers Demolished buildings and structures in London Former buildings and structures in the London Borough of Lambeth Festival of Britain Former towers 1826 establishments in England Buildings and structures demolished in 1962