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The tomb of King Henry III (born 1207, reigned 1216 to 1272, and died 1272) in Westminster Abbey, London, England.
He was crowned king of England at the age of nine.
His gold effigy can just be seen on top.
Photographed by Adrian Pingstone in June 2005 and placed in the public domain.
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