Gerard's Hall

in Basing lane, Bread Street, Cheapside

Part of the arch'd vaults on which Gisor's hall anciently stood: The present superstructer (1795) is called Gerard's hall inn; and the vaults serve for wine and beer cellars: They are of strong and elegant masonty, & as perfect as when first built.
See Strypes Stowe, vol. 1, p.690. Noortboucks, London, p.559, and Pennants, London.
Pub. May 14, 1795, by N. Smith, Rembrandts, Head, Gt. Mays Buildings, St. Martins Lane.