 Tindall's book "The House by the Thames" (2006) is about the house built at 49 Bankside in London in 1710 and the buildings that preceded it on the site.The house has served as a home for prosperous coal merchants, an office, a lodging house, and once again as a private residence in the later 20th century.It has been erroneously assumed to be where Sir Christopher Wren lived during the construction of St Paul's Cathedral; other fantasy residents of older buildings on the site include Catherine of Aragon and William Shakespeare.