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List of demolished churches in the City of London

Summary

This is a list of churches in the City of London which were rebuilt after the Great Fire of London (or in a later date) but have been demolished since then. All were designed by Sir Christopher Wren except All Hallows Staining, Holy Trinity Gough Square, St Alphege London Wall, St James Duke's Place, St Katherine Coleman, St Martin Outwich, St Peter le Poer and the non-Anglican churches and chapels.

Sometimes there is still some sign that a place of worship was once there. Parish register details were often transferred to the subsuming parish.

Completely demolished edit

Image Church name Location Rebuilt Date of demolition Subsuming parish
  All Hallows Bread Street Bread Street 1681-98 1878 St Mary-le-Bow
  All Hallows Lombard Street Lombard Street 1686-94 1939[1] St Edmund the King and Martyr
  All-Hallows-the-Great Upper Thames Street 1677-84 1894 St. Michael Paternoster Royal
  Holy Trinity Gough Square Great New Street 1838 1906 St Bride's Church
  St Alphege London Wall London Wall 1774-77 1923 St Mary Aldermanbury
  St Antholin, Budge Row Watling Street 1678-84 1875 St Mary Aldermary
  St Bartholomew-by-the-Exchange Bartholomew Lane 1675-83 1840 St Margaret Lothbury
  St Benet Fink Threadneedle Street 1670-75 1846 St Peter le Poer
  St Benet Gracechurch Gracechurch Street 1681-87 1868 All Hallows Lombard Street
  St Christopher le Stocks Threadneedle Street 1670-71 1782[2] St Margaret Lothbury
  St Dionis Backchurch Fenchurch Street 1670-77 1878 All Hallows Lombard Street
  St George Botolph Lane Botolph Lane 1671-76 1904 St Mary-at-Hill
  St James Duke's Place Mitre Square 1727 1874 St Katharine Cree
  St Katherine Coleman Church Row 1740 1926 St Olave Hart Street
  St Martin Outwich Threadneedle Street 1798 1874 St Helen's Bishopsgate
  St Mary Aldermanbury Aldermanbury 1670-74 1940/1964[3] St Giles Cripplegate
  St Mary Magdalen Old Fish Street Old Change 1683-87 1893 St Martin, Ludgate
  St Matthew Friday Street Friday Street 1682-85 1885 St Vedast alias Foster
  St Michael Bassishaw Basinghall Street 1675-79 1900 St Lawrence Jewry
  St Michael, Crooked Lane Miles's Lane 1687 1831 St Magnus the Martyr
  St Michael Queenhithe Upper Thames Street 1676-86 1876 St James Garlickhythe
  St Michael Wood Street Wood Street 1670-75 1897 St Alban Wood Street
  St Mildred, Bread Street Bread Street 1677-83 1941 St Mary-le-Bow
  St Mildred, Poultry Poultry 1670-77 1872 St Olave Old Jewry
  St Peter le Poer Old Broad Street 1788-92 1907 St Michael, Cornhill
  St Stephen Coleman Street Coleman Street 1677 1940 St Margaret Lothbury
  St Swithin, London Stone Cannon Street 1678 1940/1962 St Stephen Walbrook

Tower remains edit

Image Church name Location Rebuilt Date of demolition Subsuming parish
  All Hallows Staining Mark Lane 1674 1870 St Olave Hart Street
  Christ Church Greyfriars Newgate Street 1677-91 1940 St Sepulchre-without-Newgate
  St Alban, Wood Street Wood Street 1682-87 1940 St Vedast Foster Lane
  St Augustine Watling Street Watling Street 1680-87 1941 St Mary-le-Bow
  St Dunstan-in-the-East St Dunstan's Hill 1698 1941 All Hallows by the Tower
  St Mary Somerset Upper Thames Street 1686-94 1871 St Nicholas Cole Abbey
  St Olave Old Jewry Old Jewry 1670-79 1887 St Margaret Lothbury

Other denominations edit

Image Church name Location Built Date of demolition Denomination
  Albion Chapel Finsbury Pavement 1816 1875 Scottish Presbyterian chapel
  Finsbury Chapel East Street 1825 1891 Congregational chapel
  French Protestant Church St Martin's Le Grand 1843 1888 French Protestant (Huguenot) church
  South Place Chapel South Place 1824 1927 Unitarian chapel
  St Martin Orgar Martin Lane 1820 French Protestant (Huguenot) chapel
  St Mary Moorfields Blomfield Street 1820 1899 Roman Catholic pro-cathedral

See also edit

General:

References edit

  1. ^ Rebuilt Archived 2010-09-26 at the Wayback Machine at All Hallows Twickenham
  2. ^ Reynolds (1922) asserts that this was the first saveable church to be demolished in the City of London
  3. ^ Rebuilt in Fulton, Missouri in 1964

Bibliography edit

  • Betjeman, John (1992) [1967], Sovereign City of London Churches, Andover: Pitkin, ISBN 0-85372-565-9
  • Huelin, G (1996), Vanished Churches of the City of London, London: Guildhall Library Publications, ISBN 0-900422-42-4
  • Reynolds, H (1922), The Churches of the City of London, London: The Bodley Head Limited

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