St. Michael's Church is a historic church located in the East End of central London, England. The church was built in the 11th century and is a typical English church building, with a medieval style tower being one of its iconic features. The tower is usually located in the west of the church and is a towering stone tower. The tower has a unique architectural style and decoration, which may include elements such as a bell tower, spire, and observation deck. It is not only the visual focal point of the church, but also a part of the urban landscape. It usually serves multiple functions, such as accommodating a bell tower, providing an observation deck, displaying art or monuments, etc.