A lieutenant of this location is credited with creating a device called the Scavenger's Daughter.
A lieutenant of this location is credited with creating a device called the Scavenger's Daughter. St. John's Chapel can be found in a "white" part of this structure. Thomas Blood once attempted to steal some gems from this location, where six ravens have been held in captivity since the days of Charles II. William Harrison Ainsworth wrote a historical novel about Lady Jane Grey titled for this building. Locations in this structure include the (*) Jewel House, and some people entered this structure through the Traitors' Gate. A hill named for this structure was where people like William Laud and Thomas More were executed. For 10 points, name this location in England's capital city used during the Tudor era to hold political prisoners.
A lieutenant of this location is credited with creating a device called the Scavenger's Daughter.
Tower of London [or Her Majesty's Royal Palace and Fortress]