Image: St Benet Paul's Wharf (14358111132)
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Description: Architect: Sir Christopher Wren, or nominally built by Wren's company but designed by Dr Robert Hooke. Built 1677-85, it avoided major Victorian remodelling, and was one of only four City churches to escape the bombs of the Blitz. This authentic church is Grade I listed. City of London. (CC BY-SA - anyone can freely use this size file anywhere, provided accompanied by the credit: Photo by George Rex.)
Title: St Benet Paul's Wharf (14358111132)
Credit: St Benet / Paul's Wharf
Author: Images George Rex from London, England
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