Major Bell's Tower in Leribe, Lesotho, is a well-preserved historical structure built by the British in the late 1870s as part of their fortifications. During the Gun War of 1880, it withstood a siege but was never captured. The tower remains largely intact, offering insight into the colonial military architecture of the period. Nearby, a distinctive statue of a European figure stands in front of the local administration office, adding another historical element to the site.