This building has lived in London for many eras, as it was built in 1348, and its uses and names varied through the ages. It was initially a monastery of worship, then it became a Tudor palace, then a school for boys, then an association and a home for the poor, and still is to the present time. This beautiful building is a suitable location for photographing and holding special events. The building reopened to the public in late January 2017, the first time the building's door has been opened to the public in the building's 660-year history. You will definitely have a great time in this beautiful building.