The Great Fire of London
No architect
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Meet at Guildhall Yard in front of the Guildhall Art Gallery
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Guildhall Yard, Gresham Street, EC2V 7HH
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Toilets
Travel Information
subwayNearest tube: Bank, Moorgate, St. Paul's
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Nearest train: Cannon Street
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Bus routes: 11, 21, 76, 141
In 1666, the conflagration devastated most of the City, thousands of houses, many churches and St Paul's Cathedral destroyed. Christopher Wren played a major role in rebuilding the City.
Free walks led by City of London Guides
Events
- Sunday 5th September
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- Sunday 12th September
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The Great Fire of Londonschedule Time: 10am to 11amgroup Capacity: 25The Great Fire of Londonschedule Time: 11am to 12pmgroup Capacity: 25The Great Fire of Londonschedule Time: 12pm to 1pmgroup Capacity: 25The Great Fire of Londonschedule Time: 1pm to 2pmgroup Capacity: 25The Great Fire of Londonschedule Time: 2pm to 3pmgroup Capacity: 25
Design
- Original design
- No architect, 1900