St. Paul’s Cathedral Archive

Red Buses

London’s iconic Red Buses are not only an enjoyable way of travelling around the capital, they can also be excellent value for money. London Transport’s fleet of over
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Roman Foundations

a.d  50            Londinium founded by the Romans.  First bridge across the river Thames. a.d  60            Boudicca (Queen of the Iceni) revolts & burns London. a.d  61            Romans start
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Medieval City

  1066        Norman Conquest. 1067        Tower of London, construction begins. 1123        St.Bartholomew’s Hospital founded. 1155        The Weavers become the city’s first Guild. 1189        Henry Fitz-Ailwyn becomes London’s first
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The Crypt

  Print Reproduced by Kind Permission of The City of London, London Metropolitan Archives. The Crypt in St. Paul’s Cathedral is the largest in Europe, housing the tombs
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Wren’s Churches

Rebuilding The City of London’s Churches In the wake of the Great Fire of London in 1666 ‘The Commission of Rebuilding’ was appointed, Christopher Wren became ‘Principal Architect’. 87 of
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