London After the Great Fire. By Dr John Schofield Last updated 2011-02-17. ... But in many ways, they were only the medieval or Tudor houses reclothed in brick.

10 sites commemorating the Great Fire of London of 1666. Home; Food ... 13,000 houses and St Paul's ... This is the gatehouse to St Bartholomew-the-Great, a delightful Tudor confection that can be ...

Civitas Londinium, also known as the Woodcut or Agas map, provides a bird's-eye view of London from the the Tudor period. Only three prints of it, all dating from 1633, are known to exist, while ...

Children in Year Two at Highwood Primary School, in Fairwater Drive, learnt how the three-day blaze in 1666 ripped through the centre of London, consuming 13,200 houses and 87 parish churches.

A STUNNING drawing of London 393 years ago shows just how much the city has changed since the Great Fire. The seven-foot panorama, which has sold at an auction for £106,000, has the old St PaulR… ...

A total of 13,200 houses were destroyed in the inferno, along with numerous parish churches, and other sites around London were damaged like The Guildhall and The Royal Exchange.

London After the Great Fire. By Dr John Schofield Last updated 2011-02-17. ... But in many ways, they were only the medieval or Tudor houses reclothed in brick.