By Andrew Ruppenstein, October 15, 2017
Furnival's Inn Marker - Wide View
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Site of
Furnival's
Inn
Demolished
1897 — — Map (db m111294) HM
Site of
Aldersgate
demolished
1761 — — Map (db m117103) HM
Site of
Bradbury & Evans
Printer and Publisher of
Dickens and
Thackeray
1847 - 1900 — — Map (db m111139) HM
Site of
Christ's
Hospital
1552-1902 — — Map (db m120770) HM
Site of the
City of London
School for Girls
founded by
William Ward
1894-1969 — — Map (db m116573) HM
Site of the
Coachmakers'
Hall
1703-1940 — — Map (db m116544) HM
Site of
Cooks Hall
Destroyed by Fire
1771 — — Map (db m120814) HM
Site of
Cripplegate
Demolished
1760 — — Map (db m120081) HM
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In a house on this
site Doctor
Samuel Johnson
lived between
1765-1776 — — Map (db m120741) HM
Site Of The
First
Bethlehem
Hospital
1247 — 1676 — — Map (db m117260) HM
Site of the
French Protestant
Church
Demolished
1888 — — Map (db m117111) HM
Site of the
Giltspur Street
Compter
Demolished
1854 — — Map (db m111142) HM
In a house on this site
lived
Gregory de Rokesley
eight times
Mayor of London
1274 — 1281 and 1285 — — Map (db m121569) HM
Site of
Grey Friars
Monastery
1225-1538 — — Map (db m120791) HM
Adjoining this site
stood the house of
John Bray
Scene of
Charles Wesley's
Evangelical Conversion
May 21st 1738 — — Map (db m116542) HM
The Poet and
Statesman
John Milton
was born 1608
in Bread Street — — Map (db m116489) HM
Site of
Ludgate
Demolished
1760 — — Map (db m121271) HM
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Site of
The Mitre
Tavern — — Map (db m116405) HM
Site of
Northumberland
House — — Map (db m116853) HM
Near this spot
stood
Poulters' Hall
1630-1666 — — Map (db m111146) HM
Site of the
Royal College
of
Physicians
1674 - 1825 — — Map (db m111145) HM
In a house on this site
Samuel Pepys,
Diarist,
was born.
1632-1703 — — Map (db m111178) HM
In the Roadway
opposite stood
St Gabriel
Fenchurch
Destroyed in the
Great Fire 1666 — — Map (db m121554) HM
Site of
St Mark's Hospital
Founded by
Frederick Salmon
1835 — — Map (db m117125) HM
Near this spot
from 1512 until
1884 stood
St. Paul's School
Founded by
Dean Colet — — Map (db m111149) HM
Site of
St. Leonard
Eastcheap
Destroyed in the
Great Fire 1666 — — Map (db m121552) HM
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Opposite this site
stood St. Margaret
Fish Street Hill
Destroyed in the
Great Fire 1666 — — Map (db m121551) HM
Site of
St Thomas the Apostle
Church
Destroyed in the
Great Fire 1666 — — Map (db m121663) HM
Adjoining this spot
stood the
Stocks Market
1282 — 1737 — — Map (db m121620) HM
Site of the
Bull and Mouth
Inn
Demolished
1888 — — Map (db m116785) HM
In a house
near this site was
published in 1702
The Daily Courant
first London daily
newspaper. — — Map (db m116510) HM
Near this site
the Grand Lodge
of English
Freemasons
first met in 1717 — — Map (db m117354) HM
In St. Stephen
Walbrook
on 2 November 1953
The Samaritans
were founded by
Dr. Chad Varah
Rector 1953 - 2003 — — Map (db m121621) HM
Site of
Upholders' Hall
Destroyed in the
Great Fire 1666 — — Map (db m116406) HM
William
Shakespeare
had lodgings near
here in 1604, at the
house of Christopher
and Mary Mountjoy — — Map (db m115310) HM
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