Amen Court is a short, private street in the City of London, England, near St Paul's Cathedral, notable for its 17th-century townhouses and for preserving the only surviving structure of Newgate Prison. Amen Court begins at the west end of Amen Corner, west of the intersection of Paternoster Lane, Ave Maria Lane and Warwick Lane, and loops northward to rejoin Warwick Lane through the gateway at No 8A Amen Court, a red-brick building just north of Amen Lodge, about 200 feet north of Amen Corner. A Pair of Gatepiers Attached to Number 1 Amen Court are located at the west end of Amen Corner, and Nos 1-3 Amen Court are visible from the gatepiers. The Newgate Prison Wall, along with Nos 4-9 and 8B Amen Court, can be seen through the archway at No 8A Amen Court without leaving Warwick Lane. - AsNotedIn