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St. Dunstan's in the East

St. Dunstan's in the East

Engraving
1828

A view from the Custom House in 1828. The church had been re-opened only 7 years before after requiring reconstruction. Originally a medieval structure, it was badly damaged during the Blitz and the ruins developed into a public garden, opened in 1971. The tower and steeple were designed by Sir Christopher Wren and added 1695-1701, following damage to the church during the Great Fire of London.

Additional information

Reference
ID249
Image type
Engraving
Published
1828
Author
Cooke, G, Cooke, E W
Collection
Engravings collection
Related keywords
St Dunstan in the East Church Medieval Nineteenth century street scene Carts People Street Sweeper Steeple Tower Wren

Copyright

Source
Cooke, G.: Views in London and its vicinity, 1834
Credit
Institution of Civil Engineers

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