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[edit] Genesis
This is a subject that needs further research, especially for a more complete history both during its sojourn in the Tower of London and afterwards in its final location.
The actual location of the building can be seen in some of the drawings of Old St Pauls but precise identification awaits someone with more knowledge than my humble self. --Surgeonsmate 12:54, 28 February 2006 (UTC)
