An additional act for the rebuilding of the City of London
About this object
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ID:
42.39/24
Production date:
1670; 17th century
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Location:
In Store
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This Act of Parliament, issued in 1670, set down the plans for rebuilding the City churches which had burnt down in the Great Fire of London. It was released three years after the main Rebuilding Act of 1667 due to the complicated nature of the task. The square mile of the City of London was split into 109 parishes with a tangled web of administration and jurisdiction. It was very difficult to decide which of the 87 destroyed churches should be rebuilt and who was responsible for organising the work. In this Act 51 churches were chosen for rebuilding so many parishes had to be united and share churches. < ...Read more
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Measurements
H 305 mm; W 195 mm; T 13 mm (closed), W 380 mm (open)
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Materials
paper; ink; board
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Last Updated
2024-03-14
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