Marshalsea was known for its imprisonment of the poorest of London’s debtors and became particularly well known through the work of Charles Dickens. Today, we can still see the two gate arches and original brick wall in Southwark, London.

Once described as the most desirable place to be imprisoned in London, King’s Bench Prison is most known for its literary connections and long list of notable prisoners.

This viewpoint will touch on the history of Gatehouse and what lies in its place today.

The place of many a good night out, the Golden Cross pub in Coventry, dating back to 16th century and complete with a few ghosts!